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Old 01-21-2008, 03:21 PM #3
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Ok I will go next.

I have RRMS and have been on Copaxone for almost a year! I was shooting Avonex before that but it was not working for me.

I have a lot of spasicity which causes me pain and discomfort.

I am a wallwalker unless I am out in public and then I use a 3 wheel walker.

I have had 2 exacerbations this past year and hoping that things will settle down for me
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