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Old 12-19-2008, 08:43 AM #1
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Default Copax or Avonex? The choice is mine??
Ok so the insurance company flat out refuses to pay for the Rebif my doc prescribed. We filed an appeal and that too was denied because I have not tried Copax or Avonex. So my choices are to continue to fight them and still no meds or to choose between the two that we had already ruled out.

Doc is suggesting I try one of the meds the insurance will cover. Any suggestions anyone?
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