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Old 05-23-2008, 10:31 AM #3
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That's just it, there are no fast rules for MS, but SPMS would likely be the progression of RRMS. It was for me and many others.

However, with the new DMDs and other Meds, there is always the chance that the typical RRMS will stay that way for a longer time.....not cured, but maintained.

I hope that's the way it works for you, Dear One..
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