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Hi everyone

As I grapple with the different possibilities to replace Tysabri, a nursing friend of mine (who has MS and is also JCV+) mentioned Lemtrada (Alemtuzumab). Does anyone here have experience to share with this drug?

I would be grateful for any info.
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