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Old 07-23-2010, 05:59 PM #1
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So sorry I haven't been on in a real long time. I just started Betaseron yesterday and it had me having to take advil every 4hrs. I feel better today but I had a really rough day yesterday. I had the nurse come around lunch I am going to be taking them at bed time from now on. But please tell me this gets better as I really felt like crap yesterday not to mention the bad headache. Hugs to all.
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