Re: Dr.'s appointment and reply to Sharon's update

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Tina congratulations on the good news.

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> Dr.'s appointment and reply to Sharon's update

>

> So I had an appointment with my neuro this morning. There was good news!

> In the last six months, I've only gained 1 new lesion. Another lesion

> has

> gotten bigger, but only 4 millimeters - and I think that's the largest.

> They are no longer counting individual lesions, just saying " 30 - 40 " ,

> but

> they said they are all small. But we are still changing medication to

> Tysabri. We filled out all the paperwork today, and she wants me to

> continue with the Copaxone until we find out that I'm approved for it.

> Once

> that happens, I stop the Copaxone, and the infusion center in her

> building

> will be setting me up for my first infusion. Unfortunately, I am just

> hitting my refill point on the Copaxone, so I have to order a whole new

> month's supply - I waited until today to order it (2 days left) because I

> was hoping that she would tell me I should stop taking it today. After 2

> or

> 3 infusions, I can make arrangements to have it done closer to home -

> probably at my local hospital. In two months I go back to see her.

>

> Sharon, your evening sounds wonderful. I'm so glad that you are getting

> the

> rain you need.

>

> Tina

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Tina congratulations on the good news.

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nne

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May the Lord Make his face shine upon you, and give you Peace...Forever "

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> Dr.'s appointment and reply to Sharon's update

>

> So I had an appointment with my neuro this morning. There was good news!

> In the last six months, I've only gained 1 new lesion. Another lesion

> has

> gotten bigger, but only 4 millimeters - and I think that's the largest.

> They are no longer counting individual lesions, just saying " 30 - 40 " ,

> but

> they said they are all small. But we are still changing medication to

> Tysabri. We filled out all the paperwork today, and she wants me to

> continue with the Copaxone until we find out that I'm approved for it.

> Once

> that happens, I stop the Copaxone, and the infusion center in her

> building

> will be setting me up for my first infusion. Unfortunately, I am just

> hitting my refill point on the Copaxone, so I have to order a whole new

> month's supply - I waited until today to order it (2 days left) because I

> was hoping that she would tell me I should stop taking it today. After 2

> or

> 3 infusions, I can make arrangements to have it done closer to home -

> probably at my local hospital. In two months I go back to see her.

>

> Sharon, your evening sounds wonderful. I'm so glad that you are getting

> the

> rain you need.

>

> Tina

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Yay for the good news! Hope the new meds have all the effects you're hoping

for!

T

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Dr.'s appointment and reply to Sharon's update

 

So I had an appointment with my neuro this morning.  There was good news! 

In the last six months, I've only gained 1 new lesion.  Another lesion has

gotten bigger, but only 4 millimeters - and I think that's the largest. 

They are no longer counting individual lesions, just saying " 30 - 40 " , but

they said they are all small.  But we are still changing medication to

Tysabri.  We filled out all the paperwork today, and she wants me to

continue with the Copaxone until we find out that I'm approved for it.  Once

that happens, I stop the Copaxone, and the infusion center in her building

will be setting me up for my first infusion.  Unfortunately, I am just

hitting my refill point on the Copaxone, so I have to order a whole new

month's supply - I waited until today to order it (2 days left) because I

was hoping that she would tell me I should stop taking it today.  After 2 or

3 infusions, I can make arrangements to have it done closer to home -

probably at my local hospital.  In two months I go back to see her.

Sharon, your evening sounds wonderful.  I'm so glad that you are getting the

rain you need.

Tina

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Yay for the good news! Hope the new meds have all the effects you're hoping

for!

T

in WY

Practical Blackwork Designs

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http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com  

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

Dr.'s appointment and reply to Sharon's update

 

So I had an appointment with my neuro this morning.  There was good news! 

In the last six months, I've only gained 1 new lesion.  Another lesion has

gotten bigger, but only 4 millimeters - and I think that's the largest. 

They are no longer counting individual lesions, just saying " 30 - 40 " , but

they said they are all small.  But we are still changing medication to

Tysabri.  We filled out all the paperwork today, and she wants me to

continue with the Copaxone until we find out that I'm approved for it.  Once

that happens, I stop the Copaxone, and the infusion center in her building

will be setting me up for my first infusion.  Unfortunately, I am just

hitting my refill point on the Copaxone, so I have to order a whole new

month's supply - I waited until today to order it (2 days left) because I

was hoping that she would tell me I should stop taking it today.  After 2 or

3 infusions, I can make arrangements to have it done closer to home -

probably at my local hospital.  In two months I go back to see her.

Sharon, your evening sounds wonderful.  I'm so glad that you are getting the

rain you need.

Tina

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Yay for the good news! Hope the new meds have all the effects you're hoping

for!

T

in WY

Practical Blackwork Designs

http://practicalblackwork.com

http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com  

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

Dr.'s appointment and reply to Sharon's update

 

So I had an appointment with my neuro this morning.  There was good news! 

In the last six months, I've only gained 1 new lesion.  Another lesion has

gotten bigger, but only 4 millimeters - and I think that's the largest. 

They are no longer counting individual lesions, just saying " 30 - 40 " , but

they said they are all small.  But we are still changing medication to

Tysabri.  We filled out all the paperwork today, and she wants me to

continue with the Copaxone until we find out that I'm approved for it.  Once

that happens, I stop the Copaxone, and the infusion center in her building

will be setting me up for my first infusion.  Unfortunately, I am just

hitting my refill point on the Copaxone, so I have to order a whole new

month's supply - I waited until today to order it (2 days left) because I

was hoping that she would tell me I should stop taking it today.  After 2 or

3 infusions, I can make arrangements to have it done closer to home -

probably at my local hospital.  In two months I go back to see her.

Sharon, your evening sounds wonderful.  I'm so glad that you are getting the

rain you need.

Tina

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Good news on the MRI results, Tina! I hope you'll be able to change to a closer infusion site. How far is the doc's building?hugs 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 <mserslife >Sent: Monday, July 25, 2011 12:24 PMSubject: Dr.'s appointment and reply to Sharon's update

So I had an appointment with my neuro this morning. There was good news! In the last six months, I've only gained 1 new lesion. Another lesion has gotten bigger, but only 4 millimeters - and I think that's the largest. They are no longer counting individual lesions, just saying "30 - 40", but they said they are all small. But we are still changing medication to Tysabri. We filled out all the paperwork today, and she wants me to continue with the Copaxone until we find out that I'm approved for it. Once that happens, I stop the Copaxone, and the infusion center in her building will be setting me up for my first infusion. Unfortunately, I am just hitting my refill point on the Copaxone, so I have to order a whole new month's supply - I waited until today to order it (2 days left) because I was hoping that she would tell me I should stop taking it today. After 2 or 3 infusions, I can make arrangements to

have it done closer to home - probably at my local hospital. In two months I go back to see her.

Sharon, your evening sounds wonderful. I'm so glad that you are getting the rain you need.Tina

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Good news on the MRI results, Tina! I hope you'll be able to change to a closer infusion site. How far is the doc's building?hugs 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 <mserslife >Sent: Monday, July 25, 2011 12:24 PMSubject: Dr.'s appointment and reply to Sharon's update

So I had an appointment with my neuro this morning. There was good news! In the last six months, I've only gained 1 new lesion. Another lesion has gotten bigger, but only 4 millimeters - and I think that's the largest. They are no longer counting individual lesions, just saying "30 - 40", but they said they are all small. But we are still changing medication to Tysabri. We filled out all the paperwork today, and she wants me to continue with the Copaxone until we find out that I'm approved for it. Once that happens, I stop the Copaxone, and the infusion center in her building will be setting me up for my first infusion. Unfortunately, I am just hitting my refill point on the Copaxone, so I have to order a whole new month's supply - I waited until today to order it (2 days left) because I was hoping that she would tell me I should stop taking it today. After 2 or 3 infusions, I can make arrangements to

have it done closer to home - probably at my local hospital. In two months I go back to see her.

Sharon, your evening sounds wonderful. I'm so glad that you are getting the rain you need.Tina

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The doctor's office is at the Hospital Medical Center for Advanced Medicine (basically, the medical building for the north campus), which is about 25 miles away, but takes about 45 minutes to get there.  Then you add in the parking hassle, and checking in, that's another 15 minutes right there.  She said to expect to spend close to three hours at the infusion center, because they don't order the drug from the pharmacy in the building until they know they can infuse you - so after you've gone through all the questioning by the infusion nurse.  If we can get it at our local hospital, it's literally five minutes from my house, and hubby would likely just drop me off and pick me up - so it's more workable with our one car family, too.

Tina

 

Good news on the MRI results, Tina!  I hope you'll be able to change to a closer infusion site.  How far is the doc's building?

hugs 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.