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Thanks Rachelraven, I am sorry to hear about your daughter, it definitely isn't an easy thing to go through or to have to watch while someone you love has to go through. I too was on humira and it worked amazing, I felt like a "normal" person, but an MRI scan showed that I had brain lesions, so they immediately took me off it and can no longer take any meds from that class of drugs just in case. Similar things happened when taking other biologics from different groups, was hoping after colitis was removed I could be put on NSAIDS, (which by the way were what sent my colitis out of control) but I was told no. I wish you and your daughter all the best and thanks for the help, I appreciate it.

9/15/155:49 PM

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