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Old 02-08-2009, 12:53 AM #6
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Now I'm curious (not the monkey, the emotion )..Is it possible to go backwards with MS? I was dx'd as PPMS, just slow, steady progression, no exaserbations for years..Now, suddenly, flairs with new sx that steroids seem to help with and another new rx for Ty..What's up with this? I know I'm special (), but c'mon..
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