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Old 07-11-2010, 07:34 PM #11
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So, for those who believe their medications are helping, I truly am happy for you. I just happen to believe that DMDs for MS don't work, and that any apparent improvement for those using them is simply the natural progression of the disease.
This is what I believe.....especially since I went 17 years, after DX, without an exacerbation and stayed stable for all that time, with NO MEDS at all.
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