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From Diagnosis in 2004 to Nov of '07 it was every six months.

After stabilization since starting Tysabri, the neuro changed it to yearly.

If I have ANY new symptoms or anything that lasts more than 24 hours he wants to know, will see me immediately, and will schedule MRI, along with other tests if he thinks I need them.
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I know the sound the river makes, by dawn, by night, by day. But can it stay me through tomorrows that find me far away?


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I have this mental picture in my mind of you all, shaking bones and bells and charms, muttering prayers and voodoo curses, dancing around in a circle of salt, with leetle glasses and tiny bottles of cheer in the middle...myyyyyy friends!

diagnosed 09/03/2004
scheduled to start Tysabri 03/05
Tysabri withdrawn from market 02/28/05
Copaxone 05/05-12/06
Tysabri returned to market 06/05/06
Found a new neuro 04/07
Tysabri 05/25/07-present
Medical Marijuana legally 12/03/09
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Negative for JC virus antibodies!
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I'm doing alright and making good grades,
The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades!
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