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Old 12-06-2010, 09:17 PM #9
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But your DD has a definite dx of MS, doesn't she, Sally?
Yes, but she still has doubts. She stopped her LDN and her prozac a few years ago and had an exacerbation. Needless to say, she went back on both and hasn't had another flare since. (Praying, crossing fingers & toes and knocking loudly on wood).
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