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Default Newbie Introduction
Another MSW refugee.

Karen from Buffalo. RRMS. Dx 6/2005.

The first two years after Dx were rough. Life is so much better on Tysabri

I missed you all.
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dx 6/05 ~ Rebif 7/05 ~ Tysabri 2/07 ~ Copaxone 12/09 ~Tysabri 7/10 ~ IVIG 5/11 ~ Gilenya 1/14
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