Thanks for all the kind words.

I actually don't know that much about what happens (or might happen, that's what scares me), during this ivig thing.

The lady (see my story about her under the titled thread "Dr. Fred gave me a shot). This blind lady told me that she had undergone IVIG for her MS and that she did it for a year and that it helped her.

You can do IVIG for a year?? She said she had it done at home.

So I gather a nurse shows up, hooks you up to an iv and you just sit in a chair and wait. Does the nurse wait with you (at your house I mean). How long do these things take anyway?

And most definitely, I'm going tomorrow and I'll go every day (I'm even bringing muffins). Thank the lord for the Access-a-ride. That's all I can say.
For 2 bucks you get door to door service anywhere in the 5 boros.

Best thing in the world (when they are on time). When they are not, well, you wait and wait. But when you don't drive and can't take trains, and have no family, well, you call Access-a-ride.

I wonder if they have this in each state?????

Mel