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Old 05-18-2019, 12:43 PM #1
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Default Wheelchair?
I was wondering if anybody here was in a wheelchair for years and managed to get back on their feet? I've been in mine for 10 years now and I want to walk again so badly. Any success stories? I am no longer on any therapies. I have done avonex 7 yrs, rebif 3 yrs and copaxon 7 yrs. I now only take baclofen when necessary.
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