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Old 08-07-2012, 03:15 PM #8
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Default What is LDN? Thanks Althea. I need to know what those letters stand for please,

thanks, Sandy


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I ended up on prednisone for my RA flare and am still on it, going down from 15 mg. to 14, this week, then 13 etc. I don't like to be in pain or take prednisone (is an occasional glass of wine okay?) but thank all of you for sharing your stories and realizing I and you are not alone.

Let us get well and share the love,
Sandy
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