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Old 10-26-2008, 04:32 AM #8
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Hi Thumper, and welcome to NT. You came to a good place.

Good luck with whichever therapy you choose. Before going on Betaseron, I was first on Avonex and then on Copaxone. I learned to do the injections manually, Beta was the first one I used an Autoject with.

Personally I like the Autoject, especially for my arms and hips. Places where it was hard to reach and sometimes impossible to see while doing an injection.
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