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Old 05-28-2008, 07:22 PM #1
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Hi all. I recognize many names here from other Multiple sclerosis sites/forums

After having been in denial with regard to MS having an impact on my life for these many years, I'm acknowledging the beast and learning from the experiences of others.

I'm a hopeful sort of a person, glad to still be mobile in my 50's, thankful for what I have. But I still miss what I've lost..

I'm currently on Copaxone, after having tried Avonex and Betaseron.
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