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Old 02-05-2008, 08:41 PM #1
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Confused Avonex/Rebif to Copaxone?
I am being switched to Copax after having been on Rebif and Avonex. My WBC just wouldn't behave and stay up there high enough!

Have you switched and what was it like?

I honestly thought the other two were the bombs! Rebif's itty bitty needle and Avonex being only once a week!

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