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Default switching from copaxone to avonex
I was taking copaxone but having bad site reactions & it really didn't seem to be helping me any so my neuro wants me to start avonex, (I'm waiting on the nurse to call so that she can come out and teach me, though it might be next week sometime)

The thought of the needle and no auto injector really has me stressing out, not to mention the flu like syptoms that it could cause. Am I worrying too much? What can I expect? Ohhhhhhh I hate needles and I hate this freakin' disease!
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