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Old 11-27-2006, 07:38 PM #8
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I think the number of patients already enrolled is a testament to their confidence.

I think the number of patients already enrolled is more of a testament to the inadequacy of the CRAB meds. The CRABs are almost universally hated -- even by those who believe they're getting a modest benefit from them and find the side effects tolerable.
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I got an "instant" dx of both MS & HNPP in July, 2003, but had likely had MS for at least 30 years by then. I've never taken any prescription meds for either MS or MS symptoms (except 1 yr on LDN).
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