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Old 09-23-2008, 06:58 AM #10
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I was on it 3+ years, it did fine by me MS wise but too many side-effects for me.

Starting Avonex soon.

I'm glad Copaxone has been shown to do well, it seems the DMD with the least side-effects for a good many people.

Tysabri is also a DMD but not one of the original CRABs. They should have named is with something beginning with S so it could have been CRABS.

I remember all the nay-sayers on MSW putting Copaxone down, now I wonder what they will have to say.
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