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08-01-2008, 01:32 PM
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I found this very interesting and it would explain why so many of us have different reactions to the different DMD's. It will also probably lead to more effective treatments down the road. I think sometimes I wish I'd been DX'd 10 years from now when these new things are available, but then I think of my uncle who was dx'd in the 70's and he had nothing. I'm fortunate.
http://www2.med.umich.edu/prmc/media...ils.cfm?ID=419
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Keith - dx'd 2/07 "Where's my Uranium PU36 Explosive Space Immune System Modulator?" rebif 3/07 - 12/07 relapse 2/08 copaxone 3/08 - 11/08 relapse 5/08 relapse 10/08 rebif 2/09 Minocycline 6/09 Not a damn thing 7/09 . |
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