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Old 12-06-2012, 11:12 AM #15
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Just took my morning pills, Mariel, and left the Ampyra in the case. I'll know soon enough if I still need it.

This is why I love having other people with MS to talk to! Sometimes I answer a question with something I either never thought of before, or it prompts me to take action I'd been thinking about!
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