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Old 11-05-2006, 09:44 AM #10
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I joined awhile ago but never posted. I was on another message board for years which has been down for quite some time.

I was diagnosed 16 years ago and did pretty good until three years ago when my arms got very weak, followed by my legs last year. Now, I use a rollator or a wheelchair to get around because of weakness and because of falls. I was on Copaxone, then switched to Betaseron in September.

So, I just wanted to say Hello to everyone.
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