I am 41 years old & was diagnosed with MS in 12/99. I started Copaxone to prevent more relapses & new symptoms from popping up. I moved down here, FL, in 1/04. I miss NYC very much! My son lives with his daddy in NYC. He divorced me 2 years after I was given my diagnosis of MS. So I'm very used to taking shots already. I don't think I want another reason to keep taking shots.
Q: Why would my taking Insulin injections be best for my T2 diabetes?
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1/14/09 12:33am
Monica-
Hello! I am sorry for everything you have been through. There was a study done and the information was documentended in a share post my Gretchen called "Insulin First line treatment". It states that using insulin shortly after diagnoses could extend remission and help preserve your beta cells.
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