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Old 06-16-2008, 11:07 AM #11
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I'm of the school of thought . . . "whatever works".
Ms Trial Lady . . . always looking for her next fix. Thanks for keeping on top of that information. I'm always looking for something that might be more agreeable too, then what we currently have available. I'm glad so many of us can take the drugs we have though, in the meantime.

Cherie
YES!!! whatever works!! I've been on betaseron since 11/2000 and have not had a relapse, so it works for me, and my disability reading went from initial 3.5 to zero a couple of years ago, so that's very nice! I tried to convince my neuro that I could go off it for a while, but he didn't buy it!

appreciate Ms Trial Lady posting this, and it sure would be nice to have a pill to take... get off the needle. dang I don't like shots!
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first flare 7/22/2000
Dx 8/3/2000 RRMS-- no relapses since
Betaseron 11/15/2000
Didn't miss a single injection the first 8 years. Now take about 6 shots off a year
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