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Hi Glenna

I was in a clincal trial using Stelara as my only medication for my P .....it cleared me up 100% after taking it for 3 months. When the clinical trial was over there was a transistion period where I didnt get Stelara untill I received funding. the transition period was 8 months. My P got bad during those months. the before pic was taken minutes before  I took my first injection after the transition period, The after pic was taken 1 month later to the day. Stelara really works for me  but please remember it is not a cure if you stop taking it  your P will come back with a vengence! I suggest you find some source of funding as Stelara is very expensive (well worth it though) my dosage is 90 mil every 3 months and that roughly costs 4 grand every 3 months. To get funding  go thru a clinical trial   you get the meds free, after the trial  your doctor can then go to the makers of  Stelara and tell them how good it works for you and you would be surprised at how fast they will help you get the funding.  If you would like to talk to someone from Stelara to see how you should proceed with getting funding please email me directly @ fishingman000@hotmail.com  I do not like to give out contacts in an open forum. Please keep in mind these are Canadian contacts as I am in Canada  but they should be able to forward you to someone in the states that can help you. I pray if something I tell you helps you I will be happy....I know your grief and your feelings as I have been there for too many years. I have found something that works for me and I know it will work for you. If theres anything I can do to help you please let me know

Ken  

for the first 5 years I was in a clinical trial so the doctors administered the Stelara. But now that Im done with the trial I administer it myself. Its really quite easy Stelara comes in a prefilled spring loaded syringe and delivered right to my door. Stelara works wonders for me and I recommend it to anyone who has chronic plaque psoriasis. The only downfall  with it is that it is very expensive. My doctors worked with the makers of Stelara and got me on a plan where they pay the co-pay that my benefit plan dosnt pay