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Nice to see you!

I dont do A. but was told I could switch over if I wanted. I am quite tired of C and the side effects, and the daily shots. Avonex is LESS of the same stuff that is in Rebiff, and given LESS often. Give it on a day that is good for you to be able to just go to bed. Many say the side effects dont last that long, and a tylenol or aleeve style product really helps.

hang in there. What have you been up to lil one?
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