Re: Ampyra arrived yesterday

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Hiya Dan,I hope to heck this med really aids you in your walking!That's great that Accorda and your insurance arepicking up such a big portion of the cost, and that yourpart is only $40! A nice savings.Generous of you to offer your remaining supply. Maybesomeone can reap the benefits of your extending thatto folks.Take care and please post as to how the med is helpingyou!hugs and love, Kate Ampyra arrived yesterdayTo: mserslife > > Hi,> > > > My first shipment of the MS drug Ampyra arrived yesterday. It's > a controlled release version of fampridine (4-AP) and is to help > make it easier to walk. The nurse at the UCSF MS Center told me > that because it is controlled release, it can take up to two > weeks to feel the full benefits.> > > > UCSF applied to Acorda (makers of Ampyra) to get me the med. at > a reduced cost. My insurance (Aetna) is paying $546.29 of the > cost per month, Acorda pays $506.29 of the cost. And, I pay $40. > I was paying $100 per month for the fampridine.> > > > Because I started on Ampyra, I can't take my remaining > fampridine supply. I have about half a month's worth left. If > someone would like to have it, let me know. However, if you've > ever had seizures, you should not take it.> > Dan U > dao_nguu@...> > > > > _________________________________________________________________> The New Busy is not the old busy. Search, chat and e-mail from > your inbox.> http://www.windowslive.com/campaign/thenewbusy?ocid=PID28326::T:WLMTAGL:ON:WL:en-US:WM_HMP:042010_3> love and blessings,Kate

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I'm so glad you got the med, Dan. Please let me know what kind of changes you see, okay? SharonThis 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. To: mserslife Sent: Fri, June 18, 2010 11:33:04 AMSubject: Ampyra arrived yesterday

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My first shipment of the MS drug Ampyra arrived yesterday. It's a controlled release version of fampridine (4-AP) and is to help make it easier to walk. The nurse at the UCSF MS Center told me that because it is controlled release, it can take up to two weeks to feel the full benefits.

UCSF applied to Acorda (makers of Ampyra) to get me the med. at a reduced cost. My insurance (Aetna) is paying $546.29 of the cost per month, Acorda pays $506.29 of the cost. And, I pay $40. I was paying $100 per month for the fampridine.

Because I started on Ampyra, I can't take my remaining fampridine supply. I have about half a month's worth left. If someone would like to have it, let me know. However, if you've ever had seizures, you should not take it.Dan U dao_nguu@... The New Busy is not the old busy. Search, chat and e-mail from your inbox. Get started.

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Ampyra arrived yesterdayHi, My first shipment of the MS drug Ampyra arrived yesterday. It's a controlled release version of fampridine (4-AP) and is to help make it easier to walk. The nurse at the UCSF MS Center told me that because it is controlled release, it can take up to two weeks to feel the full benefits. UCSF applied to Acorda (makers of Ampyra) to get me the med. at a reduced cost. My insurance (Aetna) is paying $546.29 of the cost per month, Acorda pays $506.29 of the cost. And, I pay $40. I was paying $100 per month for the fampridine. Because I started on Ampyra, I can't take my remaining fampridine supply. I have about half a month's worth left. If someone would like to have it, let me know. However, if you've ever had seizures, you should not take it.Dan U dao_nguu (AT) hotmail (DOT) com

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