Re: Does this happen? New lesions during 1 year on meds??

February 20, 2008

In my own experience, yes, this can happen. However, I am also 70, have

had MS since I was 19, and I suspect that Avonex helps reduce the formation

of new lesions, but is by no means a cur for the process. Copaxone may be

an option. Cancel panic, , for now until you learn more. The biggie is

how you are functioning on a daily basis. I had far more exacerbations in

the first two decades after my diagnosis than I do now, for whatever reason.

We are here to read, to offer our concern and caring, and to sympathise.

I hope that you get many other responses as well.

Love to you, your plaques and your lesions as well as your brain and your

spine--yes, I do have lesions on my spine and in my brain stem. . .

n

On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 1:55 PM, One Smart Cookie

wrote:

>

> Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well.

>

> My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results of that

> 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of last week. I begged

> her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me SOMEthing/ANYthing and

> all she would say is that " there are two new lesions on your spine and they

> are exacerbated and we need to do blood tests immediately to find out if you

> have built antibodies against Avonex. "

>

> I am terrified. Beyond all reason.

>

> Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who are ON medication STILL

> get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they??

>

> Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year diagnosee of

> this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here knows so

> much.

> Thank you!

>

> thepressmaven@...

>

> ________________________________

> Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

>

February 20, 2008

Thank you for your words of wisdom, n, I realize I sound like a complete lunatic. My apologies, everyone. Truly. Particularly if there are NEW members checking in and seeing me freak out. That serves no one!And your willingness to read the rantings of a frantic newbie is beyond kind!God bless you, all. n Rojas wrote: In my own experience, yes, this can happen. However, I am also 70, have had MS since I was 19, and I suspect that Avonex helps reduce the formation of new lesions, but is by no

means a cur for the process. Copaxone may be an option. Cancel panic, , for now until you learn more. The biggie is how you are functioning on a daily basis. I had far more exacerbations in the first two decades after my diagnosis than I do now, for whatever reason. We are here to read, to offer our concern and caring, and to sympathise. I hope that you get many other responses as well. Love to you, your plaques and your lesions as well as your brain and your spine--yes, I do have lesions on my spine and in my brain stem. . . n On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 1:55 PM, One Smart Cookie <onesmartcookie77> wrote: > > > > > Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well. > > My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results of that > 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of

last week. I begged > her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me SOMEthing/ANYthing and > all she would say is that "there are two new lesions on your spine and they > are exacerbated and we need to do blood tests immediately to find out if you > have built antibodies against Avonex." > > I am terrified. Beyond all reason. > > Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who are ON medication STILL > get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they?? > > Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year diagnosee of > this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here knows so > much. > Thank you! > > > thepressmaven > > ________________________________ > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. > >

> >

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February 20, 2008

, we each freak all the way out from time to time. That is why this group

is called MSersLife. You just feel free to have a cyber-vent any time you feel

like it. These Multiple Surprises with which we have been gifted do cause

that from time to time, and the is about each of our lives and what we have

in common. Rant away, moan, groan, and on the good days, go manic on

us. We are just glad to have you on board.

Love to you,

n

On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 2:36 PM, One Smart Cookie

wrote:

>

> Thank you for your words of wisdom, n, I realize I sound like a

> complete lunatic. My apologies, everyone. Truly. Particularly if there are

> NEW members checking in and seeing me freak out. That serves no one!

>

> And your willingness to read the rantings of a frantic newbie is beyond

> kind!

>

> God bless you, all.

>

> n Rojas wrote:

>

> In my own experience, yes, this can happen. However, I am also 70, have

> had MS since I was 19, and I suspect that Avonex helps reduce the formation

> of new lesions, but is by no means a cur for the process. Copaxone may be

> an option. Cancel panic, , for now until you learn more. The biggie is

> how you are functioning on a daily basis. I had far more exacerbations in

> the first two decades after my diagnosis than I do now, for whatever reason.

> We are here to read, to offer our concern and caring, and to sympathise.

> I hope that you get many other responses as well.

> Love to you, your plaques and your lesions as well as your brain and your

> spine--yes, I do have lesions on my spine and in my brain stem. . .

> n

>

> On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 1:55 PM, One Smart Cookie

> wrote:

> >

> > Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well.

> >

> > My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results of

> that

> > 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of last week. I begged

> > her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me SOMEthing/ANYthing and

> > all she would say is that " there are two new lesions on your spine and

> they

> > are exacerbated and we need to do blood tests immediately to find out if

> you

> > have built antibodies against Avonex. "

> >

> > I am terrified. Beyond all reason.

> >

> > Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who are ON medication

> STILL

> > get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they??

> >

> > Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year diagnosee of

> > this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here knows so

> > much.

> > Thank you!

> >

> > thepressmaven@...

> >

> > ________________________________

> > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

> >

>

> ________________________________

> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.

>

February 20, 2008

, we each freak all the way out from time to time. That is why this group

is called MSersLife. You just feel free to have a cyber-vent any time you feel

like it. These Multiple Surprises with which we have been gifted do cause

that from time to time, and the is about each of our lives and what we have

in common. Rant away, moan, groan, and on the good days, go manic on

us. We are just glad to have you on board.

Love to you,

n

On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 2:36 PM, One Smart Cookie

wrote:

>

> Thank you for your words of wisdom, n, I realize I sound like a

> complete lunatic. My apologies, everyone. Truly. Particularly if there are

> NEW members checking in and seeing me freak out. That serves no one!

>

> And your willingness to read the rantings of a frantic newbie is beyond

> kind!

>

> God bless you, all.

>

> n Rojas wrote:

>

> In my own experience, yes, this can happen. However, I am also 70, have

> had MS since I was 19, and I suspect that Avonex helps reduce the formation

> of new lesions, but is by no means a cur for the process. Copaxone may be

> an option. Cancel panic, , for now until you learn more. The biggie is

> how you are functioning on a daily basis. I had far more exacerbations in

> the first two decades after my diagnosis than I do now, for whatever reason.

> We are here to read, to offer our concern and caring, and to sympathise.

> I hope that you get many other responses as well.

> Love to you, your plaques and your lesions as well as your brain and your

> spine--yes, I do have lesions on my spine and in my brain stem. . .

> n

>

> On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 1:55 PM, One Smart Cookie

> wrote:

> >

> > Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well.

> >

> > My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results of

> that

> > 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of last week. I begged

> > her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me SOMEthing/ANYthing and

> > all she would say is that " there are two new lesions on your spine and

> they

> > are exacerbated and we need to do blood tests immediately to find out if

> you

> > have built antibodies against Avonex. "

> >

> > I am terrified. Beyond all reason.

> >

> > Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who are ON medication

> STILL

> > get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they??

> >

> > Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year diagnosee of

> > this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here knows so

> > much.

> > Thank you!

> >

> > thepressmaven@...

> >

> > ________________________________

> > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

> >

>

> ________________________________

> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.

>

February 20, 2008

, we each freak all the way out from time to time. That is why this group

is called MSersLife. You just feel free to have a cyber-vent any time you feel

like it. These Multiple Surprises with which we have been gifted do cause

that from time to time, and the is about each of our lives and what we have

in common. Rant away, moan, groan, and on the good days, go manic on

us. We are just glad to have you on board.

Love to you,

n

On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 2:36 PM, One Smart Cookie

wrote:

>

> Thank you for your words of wisdom, n, I realize I sound like a

> complete lunatic. My apologies, everyone. Truly. Particularly if there are

> NEW members checking in and seeing me freak out. That serves no one!

>

> And your willingness to read the rantings of a frantic newbie is beyond

> kind!

>

> God bless you, all.

>

> n Rojas wrote:

>

> In my own experience, yes, this can happen. However, I am also 70, have

> had MS since I was 19, and I suspect that Avonex helps reduce the formation

> of new lesions, but is by no means a cur for the process. Copaxone may be

> an option. Cancel panic, , for now until you learn more. The biggie is

> how you are functioning on a daily basis. I had far more exacerbations in

> the first two decades after my diagnosis than I do now, for whatever reason.

> We are here to read, to offer our concern and caring, and to sympathise.

> I hope that you get many other responses as well.

> Love to you, your plaques and your lesions as well as your brain and your

> spine--yes, I do have lesions on my spine and in my brain stem. . .

> n

>

> On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 1:55 PM, One Smart Cookie

> wrote:

> >

> > Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well.

> >

> > My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results of

> that

> > 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of last week. I begged

> > her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me SOMEthing/ANYthing and

> > all she would say is that " there are two new lesions on your spine and

> they

> > are exacerbated and we need to do blood tests immediately to find out if

> you

> > have built antibodies against Avonex. "

> >

> > I am terrified. Beyond all reason.

> >

> > Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who are ON medication

> STILL

> > get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they??

> >

> > Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year diagnosee of

> > this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here knows so

> > much.

> > Thank you!

> >

> > thepressmaven@...

> >

> > ________________________________

> > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

> >

>

> ________________________________

> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.

>

February 20, 2008

While I was on copaxone my lesions still went up. From 4 to 6 to 10 to now 14.

I am now on Rebif.

The lesion count doesn't bother me as long as I don't have symptoms. Right now fingers crossed, I am experiencing more mental that physical MS problems.

Take a deep breath and watch yourself.

February 20, 2008

Hi ! You do NOT sound like a lunatic at all. Do not

appologize,that is what we are here for. We are all in this together

and are so much like a family. You can ask any questions you want and

share anything and everything you would like. We are all here for you.

luv n hugz,cassy

Re: Does this happen? New lesions during 1 year on

meds??

Thank you for your words of wisdom, n, I realize I sound like a

complete lunatic. My apologies, everyone. Truly. Particularly if there

are NEW members checking in and seeing me freak out. That serves no one!

And your willingness to read the rantings of a frantic newbie is beyond

kind!

God bless you, all.

n Rojas com> wrote: In my own experience,

yes, this can happen. However, I am also 70, have

had MS since I was 19, and I suspect that Avonex helps reduce the

formation

of new lesions, but is by no

means a cur for the process. Copaxone may be

an option. Cancel panic, , for now until you learn more. The

biggie is

how you are functioning on a daily basis. I had far more

exacerbations in

the first two decades after my diagnosis than I do now, for whatever

reason.

We are here to read, to offer our concern and caring, and to

sympathise.

I hope that you get many other responses as well.

Love to you, your plaques and your lesions as well as your brain and

your

spine--yes, I do have lesions on my spine and in my brain stem. . .

n

On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 1:55 PM, One Smart Cookie

onesmartcookie77@...> wrote:

>

> Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well.

>

> My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results

of that

> 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of

last week. I begged

> her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me

SOMEthing/ANYthing and

> all she would say is that " there are two new lesions on your spine

and they

> are exacerbated and we need to do blood tests immediately to find

out if you

> have built antibodies against Avonex. "

>

> I am terrified. Beyond all reason.

>

> Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who are ON

medication STILL

> get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they??

>

> Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year

diagnosee of

> this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here

knows so

> much.

> Thank you!

>

> thepressmaven@...

>

> ________________________________

> Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

>

Looking for last minute shopping deals?

Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.

February 20, 2008

Hello Again . Wow! A 6 hour MRI? That is a long mri. I know it is

scary hearing there are more lesions but I think it goes by the way you

progress. Do you have alot of symptoms? Does it seem you have got

worse? Did you already go to your f/u visit to discuss the mri results?

Dont worry. I know it is tough not knowing but we all understand and

are here for you. It helps to have others that really do understand

what we are going through. Take care.

hugz,cassy

Does this happen? New lesions during 1 year on meds??

Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well.

My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results of

that 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of last week. I

begged her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me

SOMEthing/ANYthing and all she would say is that " there are two new

lesions on your spine and they are exacerbated and we need to do blood

tests immediately to find out if you have built antibodies against

Avonex. "

I am terrified. Beyond all reason.

Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who are ON medication

STILL get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they??

Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year diagnosee

of this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here

knows so much.

Thank you!

thepressmaven@...

Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

February 21, 2008

ï»¿

I agree! Great post n~ What 'she' said, ! We are here for you! love from NY, Kate

Re: Does this happen? New lesions during 1 year on meds??

, we each freak all the way out from time to time. That is why this groupis called MSersLife. You just feel free to have a cyber-vent any time you feellike it. These Multiple Surprises with which we have been gifted do causethat from time to time, and the is about each of our lives and what we havein common. Rant away, moan, groan, and on the good days, go manic onus. We are just glad to have you on board.Love to you,nOn Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 2:36 PM, One Smart Cookie<onesmartcookie77> wrote:>>>>> Thank you for your words of wisdom, n, I realize I sound like a> complete lunatic. My apologies, everyone. Truly. Particularly if there are> NEW members checking in and seeing me freak out. That serves no one!>> And your willingness to read the rantings of a frantic newbie is beyond> kind!>> God bless you, all.>> >> n Rojas <Rojas5915Gmail> wrote:>> In my own experience, yes, this can happen. However, I am also 70, have> had MS since I was 19, and I suspect that Avonex helps reduce the formation> of new lesions, but is by no means a cur for the process. Copaxone may be> an option. Cancel panic, , for now until you learn more. The biggie is> how you are functioning on a daily basis. I had far more exacerbations in> the first two decades after my diagnosis than I do now, for whatever reason.> We are here to read, to offer our concern and caring, and to sympathise.> I hope that you get many other responses as well.> Love to you, your plaques and your lesions as well as your brain and your> spine--yes, I do have lesions on my spine and in my brain stem. . .> n>> On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 1:55 PM, One Smart Cookie> <onesmartcookie77> wrote:> >> >> >> >> > Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well.> >> > My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results of> that> > 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of last week. I begged> > her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me SOMEthing/ANYthing and> > all she would say is that "there are two new lesions on your spine and> they> > are exacerbated and we need to do blood tests immediately to find out if> you> > have built antibodies against Avonex."> >> > I am terrified. Beyond all reason.> >> > Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who are ON medication> STILL> > get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they??> >> > Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year diagnosee of> > this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here knows so> > much.> > Thank you!> >> > > > thepressmaven> >> > ________________________________> > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.> >> >> >> >>>>> ________________________________> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.>>>>

February 21, 2008

Thank you, Kate!I just returned from the neuro appointment and it has happened - I have just been taken OFF Avonex and put ON Copaxone. Whole new drug to learn about.Anyone on this drug? Believe it or not, until the Copaxone drug company instructor arrives at my house to show me every single thing, I don't even know if it is a subcute like Avonex. I think it's a daily injection. Advice more than welcome! :)Kate Rothschild wrote: ï»¿ I agree! Great post n~ What 'she' said, ! We are here for you! love from NY, Kate Re: Does this happen? New lesions during 1 year on meds?? , we each freak all the way out from time to time. That is why this groupis called MSersLife. You just feel free to have a cyber-vent any time you feellike it. These Multiple Surprises with which we have been gifted do causethat from time to time, and the is about each of our lives and what we havein common. Rant away, moan, groan, and on the good days, go manic onus. We are just glad to have you on board.Love to you,nOn Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 2:36 PM, One Smart Cookie<onesmartcookie77> wrote:>>>>> Thank you for your words of wisdom, n, I realize I sound like a> complete lunatic. My apologies, everyone. Truly. Particularly if there are> NEW members checking in and seeing me freak out. That serves no one!>> And your willingness to read the rantings of a frantic newbie is beyond> kind!>> God bless you, all.>> >> n

Rojas <Rojas5915Gmail> wrote:>> In my own experience, yes, this can happen. However, I am also 70, have> had MS since I was 19, and I suspect that Avonex helps reduce the formation> of new lesions, but is by no means a cur for the process. Copaxone may be> an option. Cancel panic, , for now until you learn more. The biggie is> how you are functioning on a daily basis. I had far more exacerbations in> the first two decades after my diagnosis than I do now, for whatever reason.> We are here to read, to offer our concern and caring, and to sympathise.> I hope that you get many other responses as well.> Love to you, your plaques and your lesions as well as your brain and your> spine--yes, I do have lesions on my spine and in my brain stem. . .> n>> On Wed,

Feb 20, 2008 at 1:55 PM, One Smart Cookie> <onesmartcookie77> wrote:> >> >> >> >> > Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well.> >> > My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results of> that> > 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of last week. I begged> > her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me SOMEthing/ANYthing and> > all she would say is that "there are two new lesions on your spine and> they> > are exacerbated and we need to do blood tests immediately to find out if> you> > have built antibodies against Avonex."> >> > I am terrified. Beyond all reason.> >> > Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who

are ON medication> STILL> > get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they??> >> > Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year diagnosee of> > this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here knows so> > much.> > Thank you!> >> > > > thepressmaven> >> > ________________________________> > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.> >> >> >> >>>>> ________________________________> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.>>>>

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February 21, 2008

Thank you, Kate!I just returned from the neuro appointment and it has happened - I have just been taken OFF Avonex and put ON Copaxone. Whole new drug to learn about.Anyone on this drug? Believe it or not, until the Copaxone drug company instructor arrives at my house to show me every single thing, I don't even know if it is a subcute like Avonex. I think it's a daily injection. Advice more than welcome! :)Kate Rothschild wrote: ï»¿ I agree! Great post n~ What 'she' said, ! We are here for you! love from NY, Kate Re: Does this happen? New lesions during 1 year on meds?? , we each freak all the way out from time to time. That is why this groupis called MSersLife. You just feel free to have a cyber-vent any time you feellike it. These Multiple Surprises with which we have been gifted do causethat from time to time, and the is about each of our lives and what we havein common. Rant away, moan, groan, and on the good days, go manic onus. We are just glad to have you on board.Love to you,nOn Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 2:36 PM, One Smart Cookie<onesmartcookie77> wrote:>>>>> Thank you for your words of wisdom, n, I realize I sound like a> complete lunatic. My apologies, everyone. Truly. Particularly if there are> NEW members checking in and seeing me freak out. That serves no one!>> And your willingness to read the rantings of a frantic newbie is beyond> kind!>> God bless you, all.>> >> n

Rojas <Rojas5915Gmail> wrote:>> In my own experience, yes, this can happen. However, I am also 70, have> had MS since I was 19, and I suspect that Avonex helps reduce the formation> of new lesions, but is by no means a cur for the process. Copaxone may be> an option. Cancel panic, , for now until you learn more. The biggie is> how you are functioning on a daily basis. I had far more exacerbations in> the first two decades after my diagnosis than I do now, for whatever reason.> We are here to read, to offer our concern and caring, and to sympathise.> I hope that you get many other responses as well.> Love to you, your plaques and your lesions as well as your brain and your> spine--yes, I do have lesions on my spine and in my brain stem. . .> n>> On Wed,

Feb 20, 2008 at 1:55 PM, One Smart Cookie> <onesmartcookie77> wrote:> >> >> >> >> > Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well.> >> > My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results of> that> > 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of last week. I begged> > her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me SOMEthing/ANYthing and> > all she would say is that "there are two new lesions on your spine and> they> > are exacerbated and we need to do blood tests immediately to find out if> you> > have built antibodies against Avonex."> >> > I am terrified. Beyond all reason.> >> > Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who

are ON medication> STILL> > get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they??> >> > Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year diagnosee of> > this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here knows so> > much.> > Thank you!> >> > > > thepressmaven> >> > ________________________________> > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.> >> >> >> >>>>> ________________________________> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.>>>>

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February 21, 2008

Awww {{{{{{{{}}}}}}}} You don't sound like a lunatic at all. You sound perfectly normal (even if I don't believe that exists lol). Your fears are reasonable and if you didn't have them then you might be a lunatic. lol

Seriously... All these fears are normal and you don't seem silly or crazy at all.

HUGS,

Challis

Re: Does this happen? New lesions during 1 year on meds??

Thank you for your words of wisdom, n, I realize I sound like a complete lunatic. My apologies, everyone. Truly. Particularly if there are NEW members checking in and seeing me freak out. That serves no one!And your willingness to read the rantings of a frantic newbie is beyond kind!God bless you, all. n Rojas <Rojas5915Gmail (DOT) com> wrote:

In my own experience, yes, this can happen. However, I am also 70, havehad MS since I was 19, and I suspect that Avonex helps reduce the formationof new lesions, but is by no means a cur for the process. Copaxone may bean option. Cancel panic, , for now until you learn more. The biggie ishow you are functioning on a daily basis. I had far more exacerbations inthe first two decades after my diagnosis than I do now, for whatever reason.We are here to read, to offer our concern and caring, and to sympathise.I hope that you get many other responses as well.Love to you, your plaques and your lesions as well as your brain and yourspine--yes, I do have lesions on my spine and in my brain stem. . .nOn Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 1:55 PM, One Smart Cookie<onesmartcookie77@

yahoo.com> wrote:>>>>> Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well.>> My neurologist just called me in for tomorrow to go over the results of that> 6-hour MRI that I just had during my hospital stay of last week. I begged> her to speak to me a bit over the phone and tell me SOMEthing/ANYthing and> all she would say is that "there are two new lesions on your spine and they> are exacerbated and we need to do blood tests immediately to find out if you> have built antibodies against Avonex.">> I am terrified. Beyond all reason.>> Can anyone tell me if this is common? Do people who are ON medication STILL> get new lesions? Oh my God. Do they??>> Thank you for any information you can offer up. As a one-year diagnosee of> this condition there is so much I do not know. And everyone here knows so> much.>

Thank you!>> > thepressmaven@ yahoo.com>> ____________ _________ _________ __> Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.>>>>

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