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Old 08-24-2009, 11:50 AM #7
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It is my understanding that some, such as Dr. Weiner, have stated that 3 progression-free years would be the minimum for a personal "cure". While I understand that this doesn't identify the cause, I find it interesting. Ken
I was first DX with MS at age 35. I then was in remission, symptom free and absolutewly no progression of the disease for 18 yrs, when, at 53, I had my second exacerbation.

Was I cured?? No!! Dr Weiner can call it what he want's, but remission is NOT a cure.

I wish your wife a long remission.
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