Re: more from the new LDN user

[Guest guest]

hoxworthg,

I, too, believe that when we learn about something new (at least to us) that someone is trying to tell us something, and we need to at least try it. Who knows, and who cares who it is! Now, I guess that would mean that someone has led me astray on a few matters, but I would never have known if I hadn't tried. I am so glad that I tried LDN. I only wish that I had known sooner. It's the only thing that I have tried that showed noticeable improvement right away and continued to work to this day.

Marcie

In a message dated 9/26/2004 6:23:52 PM Central Daylight Time, hoxworthg@... writes:

So, after making a very long story out of this, and I apologize for being off subject, I did very well once on the Beta Seron. But this was after four times on Prednisone and after that, even a shot looked good. In fact, I have to say that I owe a lot to Beta Seron and had a hard time giving up that security blanket to try LDN. At the risk of sounding silly, I have to say that I decided to try LDN because I heard about it in an unusual way right after I lost my father on Christmas day last year. I kind of felt that he was sending me a sign, and right or wrong, I believe in those. So far, so good, and I will continue to mention anything that I notice, and any more improvements in my friend.

[Guest guest]

Rainey,

I have been on LDN for nearly 1 year. During that time, I don't think I have had any real progression of the MS. I may have become weaker in a couple of areas just from lack of using the muscles very much. I am trying to do something about this. It's a slow process. The improvement in my bladder issues and much better sleep are well worth taking LDN.

My GP wrote my script. After taking the info from the website in for him to read, he saw no reason not to try it. Yruly, I had nothing to lose.

Best of luck to you!

Marcie

In a message dated 9/27/2004 7:40:39 AM Central Daylight Time, rainey_rapp@... writes:

May I asked how long you have been on LDN?

Just this morning, I faxed a letter to my sister's

neuro asking if he would give her a prescrption for

LDN and the website to visit if he wasn't familiar

with it. I really doubt that he will write the

prescription. How did you find a doctor to write the

prescription

[Guest guest]

Here is the doctor's listDoctors who have prescribed LDN. Some of these will do it over thephonecharging a consultation fee.Dr. Bernard Bihari New York, NY 212-929-4196Dr. Wisconsin 608-785-0038Dr. Sidney, NY 607-561-2000Dr. Carole Saratoga Springs, NY 518-587-3438Dr. Stafford Colorado Springs, CO 719-636-5234Dr. Bruce Sharpnack Hickory, PA 724-356-2273Dr. Jeff Esper Erie, PA 814-877-4600 Sullivan Mechanicsburg, PA 717-697-5050Dr. Patti Townely Dwight, IL 815-584-3343Dr. Myers Skokie, IL 847-677-2980Dr. Alan Buchman Chicago, IL 312-695-5620Dr. Bernard s Vernon Hills, Illinois 847-367-0843Dr. Stanley Knep (Neuro) Clifton, NJ 973-471-3680Dr. Wisconsin 608-785-0038Dr. ph Wezensky, MD, GPDr. Rick Jensen, NDKokopelli Health & Wellness Grand Junction, CO 970-263-4660www.tahoma-clinic.com On-line clinichttp://www.acam.org/dr_search/ Dr. searchwww.lef.org search of innovative DR.Pharmacies that fill LDN perscriptions correctly:=================================================The Prescription Center Wisconsin 800-203-9066Skips's Pharmacy Florida 800-553-7429Fallston Pharmacy Beatty Fallston, land., 410-879-9000fallstonpharmacy@...,(From Dr. Bihari's website)Irmat Pharmacy New York, NY 212-685-0500Village Apothecary New York, NY 212-807-7566Key Pharmacy South Kent, WA 800-878-1322The Medicine Shoppe, Canandaigua, NY 800-396-9970's Pharmacy, Toronto, Canada 800-361-6624Hunter's Pharmacy, Windsor, Canada 519-967-8735

hope this helps

Zora

May I asked how long you have been on LDN?Just this morning, I faxed a letter to my sister'sneuro asking if he would give her a prescrption forLDN and the website to visit if he wasn't familiarwith it. I really doubt that he will write theprescription. How did you find a doctor to write theprescription?Thanks for any info.Rainey (my sister's caregiver)

[Guest guest]

Yep, those are definitely the top two. RLS for me is number 3, it was getting real bad the months before I started, definitely couldn't have been driving my 93 Saturn 5 Speed otherwise.

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From: marciemjm@...

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 08:55

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] more from the new LDN user

The improvement in my bladder issues and much better sleep are well worth taking LDN.

[Guest guest]

Well it is almost a year now that I have been on LDN and I just had a revelation, yes the light came on and I am shocked that I never thought of this before now,

I guess what got me going on this was when I heard about this (possible ) assisted suicide of a young man in Quebec yesterday. Since the police are still investigating I will not speculate any more on the why's and wherefores but it did make me think What if we had given this man the oportunity to try LDN? I hear he wasn't disabled yet and that's when I realised that just prior to my finding LDN I was starting to have trouble swallowing liquids with out chocking.

My brother had already been using "Thicket" a product to thicken juices and water so that we wouldn't choke on it.I hear it is pretty gross and am glad I never had to use it.

I was about to go there until on my first week of LDN l noticed I no longer had that problem and since then I havn't even had one thought about it until I heard this news flash about the man with M.S. being murdered( is that too strong of a word)I don't think so.

I believe the medical community is every bit as responsible for his death as is his mother,if not more so!

We will hear more about this but until then the word has to get out.....LDN is available and it does work!!!!!!

As the song says Suicide is dangerous and permanent!

Somehow I feel responsible, yet I know there was nothing I could have done that would have helped for him.

Reg.

-------Original Message-------

From: low dose naltrexone

Date: 09/27/04 07:28:20

low dose naltrexone

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] more from the new LDN user

Yep, those are definitely the top two. RLS for me is number 3, it was getting real bad the months before I started, definitely couldn't have been driving my 93 Saturn 5 Speed otherwise.

----- Original Message -----

From: marciemjm@...

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 08:55

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] more from the new LDN user

The improvement in my bladder issues and much better sleep are well worth taking LDN.

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I believe one of the most important effects of LDN is the improved sense of well being and related greater interest in life. If it did not a bit more for us it would still be worth taking. Perhaps this young man would be with us if he had been given an opportunity to try LDN...

JT

----- Original Message -----

From: Reg Kreil

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 10:13 AM

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] more from the new LDN user

Well it is almost a year now that I have been on LDN and I just had a revelation, yes the light came on and I am shocked that I never thought of this before now,

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So true, , yes I am more alert and more alive ...improved sense of well being ... as you put it.....

Zora

I believe one of the most important effects of LDN is the improved sense of well being and related greater interest in life. If it did not a bit more for us it would still be worth taking. Perhaps this young man would be with us if he had been given an opportunity to try LDN...

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I agree wholheartedly that is why this morning when I heard that a well known nuerologist around here actually was endorsing LDN ,for his personal patients,I had hope again....... the word is getting out and time is on our side now.

Reg

-------Original Message-------

From: low dose naltrexone

Date: 09/27/04 18:00:44

low dose naltrexone

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] more from the new LDN user

I believe one of the most important effects of LDN is the improved sense of well being and related greater interest in life. If it did not a bit more for us it would still be worth taking. Perhaps this young man would be with us if he had been given an opportunity to try LDN...

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I think we should also remember that in some cases LDN is used to treat cancer, crohns etc, Therefore for that reason alone, besides the fact that it is relativly harmless,and oh yah cheap, I will probably take it for the rest of my life.

After all Dr.Bahari and his wife are taking it as a cancer preventative, are they not?

Reg

-------Original Message-------

From: low dose naltrexone

Date: 09/28/04 14:50:32

low dose naltrexone

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] more from the new LDN user

So true, , yes I am more alert and more alive ...improved sense of well being ... as you put it.....

Zora

I believe one of the most important effects of LDN is the improved sense of well being and related greater interest in life. If it did not a bit more for us it would still be worth taking. Perhaps this young man would be with us if he had been given an opportunity to try LDN...

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