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Old 03-06-2016, 10:33 PM #1
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Yes, it is on the "Breakthrough Therapy Designation" list.
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Hearing good things about this stuff. I hope they find it works for SPMS also.
Wouldn't that be nice?
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Today read another promising thing about this, will also ask MS neurosuheon on May 13 John Hopkins doctor, for what that's worth.
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As always, holding my breath, hoping.
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Today read another promising thing about this, will also ask MS neurosuheon on May 13 John Hopkins doctor, for what that's worth.
Feeling anxious but blessed as my Neuro said I was going to have to switch medicines anyway. Jan1 I started a 100% work from .home job allowing me to work around doctors & tests. I am so happy to not be traveling alone for work anymore. After a few incidents on the road it just wasn't safe anymore. My first infusion is tomorrow so I am a bit anxious. I'll read through my things I signed to see if I am allowed to share my thoughts on it the next few years. If so, I will. Have a great day to all- hopefully one that is pain free as possible.
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