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Default Great News Plus Question about RX card
Just found out this morning that I'm 100% approved for medical care at the MS Center, which means I don't have to pay anything for my MRIs and Spinal Tap Monday plus anything else until March 2014!!!!! Woohoo!

My other question is that I got a letter in the mail about saving on prescriptions...the company is called National Prescription Savings Network, and that it can save you up to 75% off your medicines. Has anyone gotten and used these and do they work?
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