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Old 08-15-2007, 07:47 PM #10
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Beth,
I'm not on any DMD's or WMD (my wording). Copaxone nearly killed me.
I also decline Ty and Novantrone.

As I decline, my Neuro appt. is getting closer, I may need to make a decision.

Not now.

Talk to your Dr., these meds effect us all differently.

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