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Old 10-23-2008, 11:07 AM #11
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As my post-Tysabri adventure begins, I will keep the progress charts going as they may show what happens when you are off of the medication.

So far, there are no significant differences since I stopped.

I had another email discussion with my neuro-team and they want to wait for an additional four months before I start Rebif since the medical literature says that it takes 6 months for Tysabri leave your body.

I get the feeling that this may be a delaying "tactic" since they seem pretty excited about some new medication that is in the works and should be ready soon for our use. If I find out more I will let you know immediately.

-Vic
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