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Old 07-19-2012, 09:08 AM #11
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I'm lucky in that, for now, Copaxone isn't causing me any problems that I am aware of. If it is doing long term hidden damage so be it. I'm taking it with the hope that it will help with some aspect of this miserable disease.

If it doesn't help, oh well, at least I feel as if I tried and in the meantime I do feel good for the most part which is really my goal.

Have I said how much I hate this miserable disease lately?
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