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I am dented in my legs, bum bum, arms, and belly. I have very nice chunks missing of fat. when i showed it to the MD he said "so what?!" I said HEY! im melting! pretty soon there will be no place left to shoot! and he said "you are not a bikini model, and you need the meds, so I say keep shooting." I wanted to slap him!

I have recently stopped taking copaxone, and failed off of all the other meds, so I am bareback in the world of MS. its highly noticable when I wear short sleeves, or shorts. Im sorry I waited as long as I did to quit.
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