16th infusion

10/20/11 was my 16th infusion of Tysabri

Posted: November 5th, 2011
at 1:24am by Dave


Categories: Tysabri

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i-Inject 1.5 Ready for release!

Fix bug in the way Apple database interfaces with app that caused it to freeze when selecting next shot in rotation.
Fix phone # digits – too restrictive for callers outside the US.
‘Wrong password’ – hidden behind keyboard – unseen by user.
IOS 4.x Certification
Misc. Fixes

Posted: December 9th, 2010
at 11:28pm by Dave


Categories: Apple,i-Inject,iPhone,iTouch,Technology

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5th Tysabri infusion

Hard to believe I’m on my 5th infusion. Hope to see some results like what I’m seeing from the accupuncture.

Posted: November 4th, 2010
at 6:20pm by Dave


Categories: Multiple Sclerosis,Tysabri

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2nd Tysabri infusion

Here at the infusion center for my 2nd Tysabri treatment for Multiple Sclerosis. So far so good. Seems time flew by since last month’s treatment. I can’t say i feel much different or better but I can feel different feelings on the right side. I have had success with physical therapy. Stretching and core strengthening is helping with balance and mobility.
I hope to see some positive changes to come!

Posted: August 12th, 2010
at 2:44pm by Dave


Categories: Multiple Sclerosis,Tysabri

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Day 2 after 1st Infusion of Tysabri – Observations and Questions

Ok – so 2 days after the infusion and I feel “changes” for the better.  I dont want to jinx it but have some questions.  My right side is affected by my MS and I have Foot Drop (have to use a WalkAide), balance issues and right arm/hand range of motion/strength issues.

My hand feels stronger and my range of motion has increased.  I can’t tell much with the leg/foot although things feel “different”.  With MS I felt everything progressing in the wrong direction (I’ll call this white to dark gray).  I’m feeling the dark gray getting whiter.  Don’t know how else to explain.

My questions:

-Will I be “jonesing” for my next infusion?

-Will things progress positively for a week or two and then go backwards as the medicine wears off?

-Does the Tysabri “wear off”?

-When I had optic neuritis, I had a 3 day drip of solumedrol (steroids) and my vision went from 15% back to 90-95% and has been “good” with out issue for the past 2 years.  Is Tysabri like steroids in this regard?

What have you all experienced while on Tysabri?  Right after the infusion?  2 weeks after?  1 month after?  Just prior to next infusion?

Posted: July 15th, 2010
at 9:55pm by Dave


Categories: Multiple Sclerosis,Tysabri

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1st Tysabri infusion

Yesterday’s infusion went off without any issues. Today – Right Arm (infusion arm) feels heavy but range of motion is “different” and i feel strange tingle sensations. Walking is about the same. Tired but that’s cuz I only got 3.5hrs of sleep.

Posted: July 14th, 2010
at 9:58am by Dave


Categories: Multiple Sclerosis,Tysabri

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1st Tysabri infusion next week

My 1st infusion of Tysabri is Tuesday the 13th after 1pm.

The administering office location I have been to before and they are very good. They are under additional FDA watch with the TOUCH (Tysabri Outreach Unified Commitment to Health) program when administering Tysabri because of the risks of PML.

I will be continuing to blog about my treatment and technology here

Posted: July 7th, 2010
at 4:34pm by Dave


Categories: Multiple Sclerosis,Tysabri

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The New Shape of Advanced Neurorehabilitation

The New Shape of Advanced Neurorehabilitation

Posted: February 20th, 2010
at 1:57pm by Dave


Categories: Drop Foot,WalkAide

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Fitting for an AFO

Today I had a fitting for an AFO (Ankle Foot Orthotic) to assist with the foot drop and walking until I can get the WalkAide.

Posted: February 17th, 2010
at 10:35am by Dave


Categories: Drop Foot

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National Multiple Sclerosis Society Interview

Had a nice interview today with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for a article on iPhone Apps, specifically i-Inject.

Posted: January 28th, 2010
at 3:48am by Dave

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Categories: Multiple Sclerosis

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