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Old 02-24-2012, 08:54 PM #22
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Everyone is different like Kicker says. Even within your own category (Progressive or RR) people are different. I have never stopped progressing and need to use a cane. I have tried many meds, chemo, botox, PT - some things help, most really don't. We're here to help each other and give each other ideas.
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