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01-24-2009, 12:00 AM
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Barb I wish you lots of luck this time around.
The manual worked best for me. I never used the auto-injector, and I never had one IPIR ever, in 3 1/2 years. I am not on the drug anymore because it just stopped working for me.  At the cost of the drug, a $24.00 a month co-pay is excellent. Having a nurse restart you is a great idea too. They have smaller needles now. Lady 
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LADY May happiness be at your door. May it knock early, stay late, and leave the gift of good health behind. "Life is what it is". We can only focus on controlling those things we can control, we must let go of the things we can't. |
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