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Old 12-30-2011, 10:01 AM #9
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Provigil did not speed me up and I have no
ADD. Here is the kicker: My insurance company would not pay for Provigil for MS. The lady at my insurance company had a brother with MS and told me that Provigil is only prescribed for FATIGUE. She told me to get my docs office to call so they could code the drug for MS FATIGUE. So try and see if your docs office can call your insurance company and prescribe Provigil for MS FATIGUE.
Originally my prescription went thru the insurance company as being prescribed for MS. Provigil is not approved for MS. You need to pursue the FATIGUE angle. With that I got my prescription! It took 3 days not to feel a bit jumpy and then I felt fantastic!!!!!
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