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MS nurse and starting treatment

sqooka · 2013-11-21 06:32:44

Hi again all, I was hoping someone who's been through all of this before could fill me in, Once you've nominated the pharmacy where you'll be getting your meds, and you've received your long-term illness book, having already given the pharmacy the prescription.........then what? Can you just bring your long-term illness…

21-11-2013 06:32AM

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sqooka

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Hi again all,

I was hoping someone who's been through all of this before could fill me in, Once you've nominated the pharmacy where you'll be getting your meds, and you've received your long-term illness book, having already given the pharmacy the prescription.........then what? Can you just bring your long-term illness booklet up to the pharmacy and collect it (copaxone for me) and away you go? I told I was told a nurse would be in touch, but never was, I can always call my doctor to get a contact number for her, but I'm not sure how long I'll be waiting...

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