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Old 04-11-2012, 08:34 PM #1
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Default My 'amyblake' name....

ok, so I am getting divorced from my husband 'Blake'. How would I go about changing my screen name? Not that I have a new one picked out....but really, everytime I log in to this site I will be reminded of the life I thought I was going to have and it is kind of depressing. I will be married 22 years by the time a divorce is final

Any thoughts or suggestions?
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July 2006- First significant SXs, suspect it started back in mid 1990's
1/21/09 - Positive MS Dx
2/17/09 - 2nd Positive MS Dx
4/2/09 - MS Dx 3rd Neuro - finally found the Dr. who has the characteristics I was looking for
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10/8/09-optic neuritis flair, Cog Fog, chronic headaches
5/4/09 - 12/15/09 Copaxone
1/15/2010 - First Tysabri Infusion - 3/25/16 - Last Tysabri Infusion
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