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Old 01-22-2008, 11:28 AM #10
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Hi everyone!

Dx'd with MS in 2007. I'm on Copaxone at the moment.

In my other intro thread, I talked about how my mom and grandmother (dad's mom) also had this disease. Semi-familiar with it, but so different when it's you. I'll still ask questions and such, have no fear.

Docs are starting to make noises that I may be progressive, but have no idea at this point.

I'm glad I found this board.
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