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Old 12-04-2008, 10:28 PM #11
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Not to mention that the manual injections are easier than using the autoinflictor. You can control how quickly you inject, and doing manual injections is a lot more gentle to your skin. You dont have a harpoon blasting thru your skin.

I just passed my 1yr C-versary (Copaxone anniversary) I dont think I had made it to the six month anniversary before I switched to doing manual injections. So much easier, and really a lot less painful...still itches like crazy on my left leg a lot for some reason tho.
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Thanks everyone. We did practice manual injections on a small ball, but it's probably a good idea to do a few manually. How do you know how far to put the needle in?
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