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Old 05-12-2013, 03:42 PM #4
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MS hug can get you all over. I get it in my abdomen, around the ribs that stretch around to my back and can settle between my shoulder blades. Some have felt it even around the legs.
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Betaseron '02, Copaxone '12, Tecfidera '13
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