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Old 10-02-2008, 06:59 PM #1
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Default Vitamins and Supplements

Am strongly considering stopping Copaxone at the end of this year - I understand the cost of it is going up quite a bit next year and so is the catastrophic coverage gap in RX supplemental insurance for those of us who are on Medicare and of course we also have the current financial crisis - so my question is - what vitamins /and or/ supplements do you take and have you noticed a difference ?????

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