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Old 11-07-2013, 08:29 PM #8
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I'm afraid of most of the new meds, since they are strong immunosuppressants.
I'm sorry that you have these very serious challenges...

IMO, I don't think I would risk it if you're positive on the JC...PML is terminal when activated, isn't it?
Hi Debbie....yes that is my understanding as well that PML is terminal. Why risk it? No thanks.

Thanks for the hug!

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