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Old 04-26-2016, 12:23 PM #1
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Default I Finally Have An Answer!
I just had my follow-up with my neuro this morning. With the time of at least 2 years between the brain MRI's and my Visual Evoked Potentials, my neuro told me today that he could diagnose me with MS without another lumbar puncture.

He is sending the script for Extavia to the specialty pharmacy. Extavia is the first required drug by my insurance. I have already rounded up 3 people willing to help me with injections, I have tremors and I don't feel confident giving them to myself with my tremors.

I am just happy to know what is going on. Thank you to each of you for letting me hang out and learn from each of you for the last 2 years during my journey to diagnosis. I will still be here, but I feel able to cope.
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