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Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 13:13:15 -0600

From: Kathy Huget <etna@...>

Subject: Re: I've Bought Even Cheaper Ferulic acid

Has anyone one this forum taken LDN for 2 years or more? If so, is it

still as effective? It seems most people on here have been taking it

for less than 2 years. I had another friend who found it wasn't as

effective and had to stop taking it. Any thoughts???

Kathy "

Hi Kathy...I've been on LDN for about 2 1/2 years now and doing quite well.

I hardly know that I have MS other then the permanent damage that will no

doubt be with me for life or until stem cells are perfected I guess. My

permanent damage causes some balance issues and I am no longer able to walk

long distances before my legs turn to jello but other then that, my life is

pretty normal now.

Oh and Marcie, I am not at all surprised that your anethesiologist friend

knew about Naltrexone. I mentioned that I was taking it to a medical person

in a restaurant recently and she said " oh yea...we use that on people that

don't wake up from surgery " . I assumed that she meant that they use it in

the operating room to get people to wake up from a surgery where there seems

to be a problem. It was the first time I had heard such a thing but it must

be a common thing. JoyceF

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Thank you Joyce for your response . That is very encouraging.

Kathy

On 17-Oct-04, at 10:19 AM, Joyce F. wrote:

> " Message: 9

>    Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 13:13:15 -0600

>    From: Kathy Huget <etna@...>

> Subject: Re: I've Bought Even Cheaper Ferulic acid

>

> Has anyone one this forum taken LDN for 2 years or more?   If so, is

> it

> still as effective?  It seems most people on here have been taking it

> for less than 2 years.   I had another friend who found it wasn't as

> effective and had to stop taking it.   Any thoughts???

>

> Kathy "

>

> Hi Kathy...I've been on LDN for about 2 1/2 years now and doing quite

> well.

> I hardly know that I have MS other then the permanent damage that

> will no

> doubt be with me for life or until stem cells are perfected I guess.

> My

> permanent damage causes some balance issues and I am no longer able

> to walk

> long distances before my legs turn to jello but other then that, my

> life is

> pretty normal now.

> Oh and Marcie, I am not at all surprised that your anethesiologist

> friend

> knew about Naltrexone. I mentioned that I was taking it to a medical

> person

> in a restaurant recently and she said " oh yea...we use that on people

> that

> don't wake up from surgery " . I assumed that she meant that they use

> it in

> the operating room to get people to wake up from a surgery where

> there seems

> to be a problem. It was the first time I had heard such a thing but

> it must

> be a common thing. JoyceF

>

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