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Polar, I'm so sorry you're going through such difficulty trying to afford Copaxone. Have you contacted the Copaxone people? Explain to them that you can't afford the co-pay anymore, it's possible they have a patient's assistance fund.

Don't give up. Also, contact NMSS and explain the problem. Maybe they can come up with something.

It makes me sick every time I hear the cost of the DMD's. It's unbelievable!
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