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Old 03-01-2009, 07:24 PM #9
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Deji,

I know - but the thing is - I'm not on copaxone for the same reasons/mechanism that most people are on it for. After HiCy it's supposed to train the brain not to attack itself.... So, I'm only supposed to be on it for ONE year total, which will be in August.

I need to see what the docs at JH have to say about this new relapse....then I will know more. But right now, I'm not feeling confident. Feeling wired from the steroids going in my arm at this moment, but not confident.

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