Re: Subject: Smoking linked to multiple sclerosis, says study

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I read that too and then my sister in law came to mind, she also never smoked a day in her life but her husband was the cause of plenty of second- hand smoke, I thought back on her life and it was so different than mine in many ways but she was a nurse and got all the shots that were needed but then so did thousands of others,

I know there is no one single cause to M.S. I believe we are genetically liable and if we have the last straw, so to speak, against us then we have to get on LDN as soon as possible.

Reg.

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From: low dose naltrexone

Date: 09/23/04 15:29:13

low dose naltrexone

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Subject: Smoking linked to multiple sclerosis, says study

Interesting. I guess this means that since I never smoked a cigarette inmy life, I shouldn't have MS--that I'm an anomaly. Which, of course, Iknow isn't true. I don't mean to sound sarcastic--it's just that sinceMS seems to be caused by so MANY things, it seems less likely to me thatthey________________________________________________________________Get your name as your email address.Includes spam protection, 1GB storage, no ads and moreOnly $1.99/ month - visit http://www.mysite.com/name today!

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Hi,

I had MS at 12 and my father smoked like a chimney. My

mum also smoked. The living room we all sat in was

thick with smoke in the evening.

I have avoided smokey pubs and other places for a long

time as I feel irritated by it.

I wouldn't write off 'smoking' completely as It may be

part of the cause of some peoples MS. You don't know.

Audrey

--- Reg Kreil <regkreil@...> wrote:

>

> I read that too and then my sister in law came to

> mind, she also never

> smoked a day in her life but her husband was the

> cause of plenty of second-

> hand smoke, I thought back on her life and it was so

> different than mine in

> many ways but she was a nurse and got all the shots

> that were needed but

> then so did thousands of others,

> I know there is no one single cause to M.S. I

> believe we are genetically

> liable and if we have the last straw, so to speak,

> against us then we have

> to get on LDN as soon as possible.

> Reg.

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> From: low dose naltrexone

> Date: 09/23/04 15:29:13

> low dose naltrexone

> Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Subject: Smoking linked

> to multiple sclerosis,

> says study

>

>

> Interesting. I guess this means that since I never

> smoked a cigarette in

> my life, I shouldn't have MS--that I'm an anomaly.

> Which, of course, I

> know isn't true. I don't mean to sound

> sarcastic--it's just that since

> MS seems to be caused by so MANY things, it seems

> less likely to me that

> they

>

>

>

>

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