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Old 07-18-2012, 10:40 AM #4
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Thanks Dej...and MissJ also posted this to the "To drug or not drug" thread.

It's exactly as I expected, except, that Beta still does help a select few. We need to pinpoint these drugs more, as to the exact type of MS they help!!!! Too much money is being spent on drugs that are not meeting our specific disease needs.
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