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Hi all,
Saw the neuro this afternoon. After discussing sxs returning after IVSM, and my balance getting even worse, we discussed what to do. He feels that the MS is "changing". Suggested a clinical trial, so I begin after the Copaxone is cleared from my body, around June.
He loved my Hawaii tan, by the way...
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