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Old 05-17-2012, 05:31 PM #6
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Thank you all for your opinions, and Dej, a HUGE thanks.

I'm pretty sure my pain is Copax related so day one off of it starts today. The MS nurse suggested the plan and I have a follow up in one months time. I can take my results to that appt...
No point 'asking for permission' from neuro; He doesn't even know me!

I'll take my chances. Thanks guys.
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