Re: Subject lines of our posts/reply

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I sometimes go to the site: I type Yahoo! Groups into my searchbar,

or if you use Yahoo! as your main page, you just click on groups or

an icon to take you to the sign-in page for your groups, then scroll

down to MSersLife and scan for the post that mentioned Tysabri.

In my own posts, I try to update the subject line; I just type in what

I plan to write about. There was a post about Tysabri and the fact

that no new infections were found in those using it, and then we

all just typed whatever came to us. Mostly I just read the posts

and ignore the subject line. We are, as a group, not exactly con

sistent, but I find that the content of the individual post is often

more helpful than an old, tired, worn-out subject line. I try not

to spend my time trying to make sense of what is no longer there.

I just ride along and if I don't actually follow the train of thought--

in case there might be one, I do not worry about it.. And, more

imporantly, I think this has next to nothing to do with cognitive

dysfunction of yours--we just ramble on.

Love to you, though I have actually forgotten your name, and did

not see a signature at the end of the post--I am terrible at names--

fine with medical terms--terrible at people names.

Love to you all,

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> Hi Everyone,

> Can you guys help me....I'm trying to keep up on the emails but I'm looking

> at the subject line and it has nothing to do with it and It's hard, having

> cogniive and all......Is there someone here that asked about Tysabri???? If

> so make sure the subject line says Tysabri and everyone else make sure they

> are responding to the subject line...........

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> Tysabri..how

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> > are you doing? how is anyone on Tysabri doing. I guess I'm about

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> > to start. on metho

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> > for five days and will start Tysabri in a couple weeks. had a brain

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> > mri this morning and the dr. called me an hour later. wow.

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> > got me in by noon and showed me all the new lesions. He basially

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> > said " we gotta do something and do something now " and I was

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> > Just kidding. I love my neuro. he he

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> > Mindy

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> > Peace, Love and Hugs, D.

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I try to remember to change the subject lines but I forget way too often. Thank you for the post that kind of reminds us to do that.loveSharon This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

> Tysabri..how

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> > are you doing? how is anyone on Tysabri doing. I guess I'm about

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> > to start. on metho

> >

> > for five days and will start Tysabri in a couple weeks. had a brain

> >

> > mri this morning and the dr. called me an hour later. wow.

> basically

> >

> > got me in by noon and showed me all the new lesions. He basially

> >

> > said "we gotta do something and do something now" and I was

> >

> > thinking...hmmm. . no shit.

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> >

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> > Just kidding. I love my neuro. he he

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> > Mindy

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> > Peace, Love and Hugs, D.

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