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Old 10-13-2006, 01:00 PM #9
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I'm hearing and seeing that weather does not make for a true relapse but for a pseudo-relapse (NARCOMS). However, I always seem to have more difficulty in the fall (favorite season!) when the weather cools. Seems that's when I have more UTI's and falls. And that prompts the "pseudo-flares".

Can't say I've had a "real" flare (unrelated to UTI or injury or surgery) since starting on Rebif 3 and a half years ago. Could that be because I've had this so long and am so OLD?!?!?!?!
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