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Old 04-28-2008, 09:16 PM #12
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WELCOME!!! CBo79!!

I'll get my 12th infusion next Monday. I haven't had a relapse yet (fingers crossed). but I know others who have. From what I understand, it doesn't stop all relapses but is supposed to slow things down.

I don't really get knock down, drag out relapses anymore (knock wood) so I'm probably not the best example!
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