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Hi Everyone!

I finally found what I was looking for! What a great place to be. I also found some old friends as well. I have been carrying around MiSery for 20 years, and it is getting tough now that Tysabri might not be working after two years. Looking forward to great stories, lots of laughter, and a really wonderful network of support when it's needed the most.

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