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Old 05-24-2007, 09:01 PM #12
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I haven't had any exacerbations since starting
Tysabri 7 months ago!

I had previously used Copaxone, Avonex & Rebif.
Hi Vlys,

Your med history sounds a bit like mine. I hope I'll do ok with Tysabri too.

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Good luck with the Tysabri. I think it has a better track record for keeping exacerbations at bay. Vlys just reported...no exacerbaions in 7 months, on Tysabri...woooooohoooooo.

Keep us posted, Wiz.
I will Sally. If I get a result like that with no daily shots I'll be happy!
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