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Here are the details of my second tapper. I will be seeing my neurologist on Tuesday. Any comments on this tapper will be appreciated.

Drop Prednisone dose by 6 mg each two-week step, beginning Monday August 18th. I have been on 60 mg a day for a month.

New Prednisone Tapper Daily Dose
  • 60 mg to August 18
  • 54 mg to September 1
  • 48 mg to September 15
  • 42 mg to September 29
  • 36 mg To October 13
  • 30 mg to October 27
  • 24 mg to November 10
  • 18 mg to November 24
  • 12 mg to December 8
  • 6 mg to December 22

By the end of December, I will have been on a daily 1500 mg of Cellcept dose for 5 months.

The question is, where along this calendar should I make a reservations for my room at the O'Connor Hospital Orthro/Neuro Spa?

-Mark-
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