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Old 09-06-2008, 12:01 PM #3
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I know with Copaxone anxiety is a common side effect... I don't know how common it is with Rebif.

Anyway, years ago I was put on Klonopin (generic=Clonazepam) to help me get a good night's sleep. Not only does it does this but too it helps with my anxiety...big time.

For those on or thinking of taking Klonopin or Xanax there is a drug company that will give you a 3 month supply for a co-pay of $30. This is for the low to middle income people. Those without insurance OR Medicare Part D prescription program which does NOT cover either of these drugs. 1-800-769-3880.

Take care.

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