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I am so close to laying down the needles.

Betaseron caused my liver enzymes to go crazy.
Cant take rebif, or Avonex because they are interferon
Tysabri is also an interferon based treatment

Copaxone makes me feel exhausted, and yet wont let me sleep. I am tired of the night sweats, the lumps, the crazyness! I think I am better off bareback.
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Elevated LFTs Beta DC 7/07
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