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Hi Reba,

Welcome to NT! I am sorry for the reason that brought you here, but happy that you found us. Was rebif your first dmd? I hope copaxone works for you. While you do need to inject everyday, many people experience success with it. Plus it typically does not have the flu like side effects that the interferons do.
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