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True for some but not for all. I have SPMS now, but I had RRMS for 30+ yrs,
before I went into SPMS. The LDN helps to keep me pretty stable and I feel
that my MS has not progressed fast at all. A little worse in disability. Probably
more from age than MS or maybe the combo.

Hang in there, keep a positive attitude and enjoy your remission.
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