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Although I agree it stinks when any co charges whatever they think they can get away with, here's another way to look at it.

No matter what the cost, if it halted or cured ms - wouldn't it be worth it? Isn't that still cheaper than ms itself?

I'd pay anything if I could be okay again. Just my humble opinion.

Anyhoo, thanks for the info Flygirl. I hope these pan out.
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This is true.

I actually know a couple that are getting divorced on paper because their son has a rare disease and needs a very complicated operation that thier insurance company deems experimental, but yet when they divorce medicaid will be available to him and will pay for the surgery. Go figure.

I'd do it too if it were my child.
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Although I agree it stinks when any co charges whatever they think they can get away with, here's another way to look at it.

No matter what the cost, if it halted or cured ms - wouldn't it be worth it? Isn't that still cheaper than ms itself?

I'd pay anything if I could be okay again. Just my humble opinion.

Anyhoo, thanks for the info Flygirl. I hope these pan out.
I think I'd sell our house if it proved to be a cure or actual halt to ms.

Thanks for the info Cheryl!
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