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Old 01-31-2008, 09:15 AM #11
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Hi, I'm Sue. Also came over during the mass migration. I had my first flare in May of 2004 and was diagnosed in May 2005. Have been on Avonex and Copaxone, each with it's own problems. I'm now doing very well on Beteseron. I still have numerous symptoms, my worst being my lack of balance which I now use a cane for.

Glad to see so many familiar names here.
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