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Old 05-03-2009, 11:14 AM #11
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Just some heading your way. Totally understand what you're feeling, so vent away.

From a needle phobe, the copax injections became routine. Still ran from other needles, lol. but injecting oneself is easier after awhile. It was the wrapping my head around needing the injection that took a while for me.

Hang in there.
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