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so yesterday was good, in that there were no steroids. so no gaining another five pounds overnight. but this morning, my joints are KILLING ME. and i'm tired. but what's new there. and so far no rash, which is great. so i'm off to the last day now, woohoo!

ok.. i really don't get how to type in bold here... because it really suits my eyes better. but it just does something weird with parentheses stuff that i don't get.
today was the LONGEST day. finally they got the iv in on the first try, after i suggested using some warming blankets on my arms first(past nursing experience myself...duhhh)
i didn't have much issues today, just extremely tired. i could barely move myself to ...

well today went much faster as the pharmacy actually sent the meds up on time. i was just really sleepy the whole day. around hour three of the campath i was kinda nauseated, but just decided to go to sleep instead of getting anything for it. i didn't want to have to hang around any longer than necessary to be observed... funny thing was... my sister asked me when i get home if i was ...

did today. how did you people sleep? they were taking my vitals every fifteen minutes. holy cow. my bones hurt. i'm tired. i'm going to bed. little nauseous, but mostly i have a headache. i just want the dog to go outside and do her thing so i can go to sleep.

so.... i got the campath arm of this thing. which is good, because i hate rebiff with a passion. now i'm kinda scared. i start tomorrow. my husband is working nights this week, and my sister is going to watch my kids(she lives nextdoor). they said i'd probably be able to drive myself. but i have to ask people that have already done this: were you nauseous? do i need to take some sort of ...

So I needed to switch tx after 4 years on copaxone. Doc recommended I choose between tysabri and Campath, as he is involved in the study. It was a really hard decision, especially since I was dead set against taking an interferon. The research nurse said that if I was randomized onto the rebif I could drop out. So I went thru the entire process, then on randomization day - hooray!!!
I got my five ...

http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2009/06/ ... 91891.html

David is a Campath recipient who set up a website to share his experience. Partly as a result of his diary I went for the Campath option. David has updated his diary - May 2009 update. Thankfully, he has nothing to report and seems to be doing very well.

http://www.davidscampathstory.org/experience.html

hello all. i'm sara, 33... i will find out on the 15 of june if i get the campath or the rebiff. i'm actually hoping for the camp. as i've been on rebiff before with nothing good of it... hence why i stopped taking it. actually i've been on everything that you can inject into yourself... but keep having these crazy relapses. so my doc suggested this trial. why not? ...

WOW, what an interesting but very stressful journey to finally get to this point! The short version of the story is that I was a Tovaxin lab rat who received Tovaxin during the 1 year of the Phase IIb trial and then 4 out of 5 vaccinations in the extension phase before Opexa ran out of money and shut the study down. At that point it seemed like the obvious thing to do was enter ...