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Old 06-14-2010, 04:15 PM #1
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Default Anyone try Copaxone?

My neuro wants me to try it because the Rebif was making me really ill, and I kept walking into walls and doorways...can you please tell me about your experiences with it, and if I should shy away from it or not? Thanks! And, it's good to be back...have been having my own issues with foot problems and surgery on it...am doing better again...ever since I stopped the Rebif and it got out of my system...I'm kind of gun shy at this point, but willing to try it if it will help keep me from walking into walls and tripping and dropping everything...I sound like an ad for MS right now...LOL...
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