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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Rebif has an injection kit too, if you want to try that. I have a wonderful, darling, patient, love-of-my-life hubby too!!!!!!

Darlene

www.canecovers.org

Hi Sharon,There's a home health agency that will come to my house for the 1st "lesson". Anything beyond that I think I need to beg for! I'm a little worried in that I don't retain things as easily anymore. I'm learning to take notes and ask lots of questions. Luckily my (wonderful, darling, patient, love-of-my-life) husband will be there, too, for the training. And, yes, I'm more worried about the side effects than the actual injection. You never want the "cure" to be worse than the thing you're trying to cure! I'm sure you'll see a bunch of e-mails from me on Tueday after 3 pm asking about side effects.Thanks for the kind words,

[Guest guest]

Hi Darlene,

The Rebif people, as well as my Neuro's office, have given me(yes,

given) the auto injector, 2 travel kits, CD's, a tote bag, and a

month's worth of Rebif. I wouldn't be able to do it without the auto

injector, I don't think.

>

> Hi ,

> Rebif has an injection kit too, if you want to try that. I have a

wonderful,

> darling, patient, love-of-my-life hubby too!!!!!!

>

> Darlene

> _www.canecovers.org_ (http://www.canecovers.org)

>

>

>

> In a message dated 8/10/2005 12:12:03 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

> karenrohe@y... writes:

>

> Hi Sharon,

> There's a home health agency that will come to my house for the

> 1st " lesson " . Anything beyond that I think I need to beg for!

I'm a

> little worried in that I don't retain things as easily anymore.

I'm

> learning to take notes and ask lots of questions. Luckily my

> (wonderful, darling, patient, love-of-my-life) husband will be

there,

> too, for the training. And, yes, I'm more worried about the side

> effects than the actual injection. You never want the " cure " to

be

> worse than the thing you're trying to cure! I'm sure you'll see a

> bunch of e-mails from me on Tueday after 3 pm asking about side

> effects.

> Thanks for the kind words,

>

[Guest guest]

when I first started on my Copaxone they did not have the auto injector and then they came out with one and the auto injector was big improvement in taking Copaxone. Copaxone is also good about sending free stuff out during the year.

I go to a local MS support group and one of the guys there told us he was on rebif and he found out it was a big mistake for him to take rebif and drink alchahol at the same time. He ended up calling rebif to see what was happening and they told him he would get a buzz from taking a shot and drinking at the same time. I laughed when he told us his story.

Bill

Re: Introduction ()

Hi Darlene,The Rebif people, as well as my Neuro's office, have given me(yes, given) the auto injector, 2 travel kits, CD's, a tote bag, and a month's worth of Rebif. I wouldn't be able to do it without the auto injector, I don't think.> > Hi ,> Rebif has an injection kit too, if you want to try that. I have a wonderful, > darling, patient, love-of-my-life hubby too!!!!!! > > Darlene> _www.canecovers.org_ (http://www.canecovers.org) > > > > In a message dated 8/10/2005 12:12:03 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, > karenrohe@y... writes:> > Hi Sharon,> There's a home health agency that will come to my house for the > 1st "lesson". Anything beyond that I think I need to beg for! I'm a > little worried in that I don't retain things as easily anymore. I'm > learning to take notes and ask lots of questions. Luckily my > (wonderful, darling, patient, love-of-my-life) husband will be there, > too, for the training. And, yes, I'm more worried about the side > effects than the actual injection. You never want the "cure" to be > worse than the thing you're trying to cure! I'm sure you'll see a > bunch of e-mails from me on Tueday after 3 pm asking about side > effects.> Thanks for the kind words,>