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Old 04-14-2010, 06:28 PM #11
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My gosh, Dej! I'd avoid the C like the plague! I sure do hope you feel better soon and get to go home. Please keep us in the loop.....we worry about you.
I think it's important to keep a balanced view of things especially when there are people who will make dmd decisions based on experiences of others.

The stats for pancreatic disease as a result of C are a bit vague.
And I'm sure Dej wouldn't mind me saying , but she wasn't taking the med consistently and had recently had a break too. Who knows how these drugs affect us when we don't take them right? What if something goes into overdrive to make up for the dose it missed?

and lastly, I'm only defending C because I'm on it and biased
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