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Old 03-21-2009, 06:44 PM #3
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As long as the Roids were working I would put up with the Side effects, but when they stopped working for me, I refused them from then on.

The ON will get better on it's own, Keith, with or without Roids. It does nothing to cure the ON.....it just, sometimes shortens the attack. Sometimes it's the only thing a Doc has to offer us.

I hope you are better soon..
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