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Old 12-27-2008, 11:08 AM #15
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My site reaction red marks have generally been larger than Lady's, every time I inject in my thighs. I don't even try my arms or hips anymore; it hurts too much. And, I've finally quit trying my thighs too.

And, I've been on an oral steroid taper since Sept. Just got off.

I just hate Copaxone. That's all.

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