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Old 05-18-2008, 10:58 PM #1
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I am an MD, but not currently in practice. I was Dx'd with RRMS a year ago and have been studying it since. I hope I can ungarble some of the technical info (putting my own spin on it, of course).

BTW - You stole my signature!

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oh ps...

you can still use the line.
it'll be twice as good.

or, do you have another fav thought from desiderata?

sorry for your dx.
welcome to NT.
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