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Old 03-11-2009, 10:26 AM #3
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Actually they've talked about Ty being the next step if the copax doesn't help. neuro and specialist won't let me do the other CRABs since I had past clinical depression

The IPIR is just so frustrating I had to vent. It zaps a lot of strength out of me when it happens since the body temp goes up. Feel like a rag doll after my much needed shower.
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