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Old 01-26-2008, 05:53 PM #2
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SPMS, checking in.

dx ON - Feb 1988

dx RRMS - July 1993

dx SPMS - December - 2002

not on any DMDs at this time.

used Copaxone for 3 years, and Betaseron for 2.

quit Beta due to liver problems, quit Cop due to moving to jungle.

so, howya doin' Kicka Mom?
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