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Old 06-16-2008, 11:20 AM #12
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I have been on C for a couple of years now. Whether it is the C or just my disease course, my relapse rate has decreased from its 6 +/- week rate to only 2 in the past year and 1 questionable one.

I started C at the recommendation from my brother who spent 20+ years in the neurological research field. At the time, I don't remember his reasoning, he talked to me about all the findings, research, side effects, etc of all the DMDs. That is partially how I ended up on C. My neuro was his boss and they wanted me in a clinical trial. To be in the trial, I had to be on C. So I went for it.

Cherie - Thanks for all the information you shared.
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