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Old 04-05-2010, 11:11 PM #8
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I'm sorry for that news - but glad that 1. your neuro isn't rushing to put it down in your charts and 2. she hasn't given up on you!

I don't think 3 months on Tysabri is really enough to decide it isn't working yet. 6 months is also low, too, but obviously better than 3. Hopefully you'll show some improvement.

Finally - for those of you on Facebook - you will get this - this is one of those posts where I really wish there was a "dislike" button!!
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