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Old 10-16-2012, 08:27 AM #9
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17 years drug and symptom free
Hi Lisa

Hope you are getting used to your new medication and feeling a little better these last few days.

If you haven´t already and would like to at some point, it would be interesting to hear a little about how it was to go into remission 17 years ago.
Was it sudden, gradual, all muscle sets at once or some at different times, after a thyectomy? Did this happen to anyone else in your foundation?

Thanks - stay well

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