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Old 02-11-2010, 08:59 PM #3
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Barb and I are neck and neck as far as dx date. I had heard from my MS center that the oral med for increased walking speed was so underwhelming they expected the insurance company to kick it out. they didnt tell me how many seconds it shaved off, but did tell me it was not a drug to prevent relapses and help modify the disease. it was meant only to increase walking speeds.

One second?! that almost makes me mad.
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