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Old 02-19-2008, 07:52 PM #13
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Yep.
Went from not taking an aprin for the even the worse hangover to all kinds of pills, and vitamins and shots when I was dx in '03. Tried Rebif, didn't like it. Now on Avonex and ADs and anti-anxiety meds.

When I was first diagnosed the fatigue was killing me. For some reason now, I don't need the Provigil as much as I did back then.

But that's just me...
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