RE: multi-colored arm bands

[Guest guest]

Thanks Russ :- ) I have "ideas" every few mintues. I need help coodinating them. Turth is we are an army of "Lance Armstrongs" all us MSer's are special and there is a cure out there lets raise money to get to the cure. Yes we need a sponsor. The NBA or NFL or Baseball whatever that is called. HGTV anyone willing to help us. Talk soon Joanne ;-)

-----Original Message-----From: Russ Miles [mailto:milesruss8@...]Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:38 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsJoanne:)I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention to the multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a sponser that will get some press.Russ:))We needa Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recently brought-in15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands one dollaran arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds for MSresearch. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsor us or agroup of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

[Guest guest]

Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank president friend "it sounds good to him". He told me to write letters to ask for sponsorship from companies like "Nike". I questioned"Coke?" I would talk to MS society but I don't want to pay professional fund raisers. I want all fund raised to go straight to research. CVS raised 20million for the Ellen show to feed the hungry. Which is great! I will gladly write the letter to ask for sponsorship maybe someone has an idea who to ask. Joanne L.

-----Original Message-----From: Russ Miles [mailto:milesruss8@...]Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:38 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsJoanne:)I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention to the multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a sponser that will get some press.Russ:))We needa Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recently brought-in15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands one dollaran arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds for MSresearch. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsor us or agroup of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

[Guest guest]

Great idea. How about Oprah?

On Dec 4, 2004, at 9:10 PM, Joanne Longley wrote:

>  Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank

> president friend " it sounds good to him " . He told me to write letters

> to ask for sponsorship from companies  like " Nike " . I

> questioned " Coke? " I would talk to MS society but I don't want to pay

> professional fund raisers. I want all fund raised to go straight to

> research. CVS  raised 20million for the Ellen show to feed the hungry.

> Which is great! I will gladly write the letter to ask for sponsorship

> maybe someone has an idea who to ask. Joanne L.

> [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bands

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> Joanne:)

> I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention to

> the multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a

> sponser that will get some press.

> Russ:))

>

> We need

> a Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recently

> brought-in

> 15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands one

> dollar

> an arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds for

> MS

> research. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsor

> us or a

> group of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

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[Guest guest]

Aren't Rainbow colored ornaments already being used by another group?

RE: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bands

Thanks Russ :- ) I have "ideas" every few mintues. I need help coodinating them. Turth is we are an army of "Lance Armstrongs" all us MSer's are special and there is a cure out there lets raise money to get to the cure. Yes we need a sponsor. The NBA or NFL or Baseball whatever that is called. HGTV anyone willing to help us. Talk soon Joanne ;-)

-----Original Message-----From: Russ Miles [mailto:milesruss8@...]Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:38 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsJoanne:)I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention to the multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a sponser that will get some press.Russ:))We needa Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recently brought-in15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands one dollaran arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds for MSresearch. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsor us or agroup of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

[Guest guest]

I think the arm bands are a great idea but the MS Society has established " the MS color for the Ribbon as a Silver/white pearl irridescent. It is quite nice and is now associated with MS . They give out the ribbon pins at fundraisers , the MS Walk,and different affairs so the color, I believe should be consistent, not to confuse the general public.

Multi-colored rainbow colors have been taken, those colors used by the gay community, if that is what you had in mind.

Just my 2 cents.

[Guest guest]

Yes, actually there is a breast cancer one that is multi-colored.

On Dec 5, 2004, at 12:49 AM, LarryGC wrote:

> Aren't Rainbow colored ornaments already being used by another group?

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> [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bands

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> Joanne:)

> I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention to

> the multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a

> sponser that will get some press.

> Russ:))

>

> We need

> a Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recently

> brought-in

> 15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands one

> dollar

> an arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds for

> MS

> research. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsor

> us or a

> group of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

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[Guest guest]

Ahahaha, yes Larry, it is the mascot/colours for the gay community.

Not that there's anything wrong with that......lol

Friday

--- In low dose naltrexone , " LarryGC " <larrygc@s...>

wrote:

> Aren't Rainbow colored ornaments already being used by another

group?

[Guest guest]

Thanks ,Oprah is a good idea. Would someone else want to go on the Oprah Show? I just looked at a site where braclets with tiny stars also multi-colored could be purchased it would take about 100 thousand to raise 1 million. ( We need a wealthy sponser) I write the letters and I can speak well over the: telephone or radio would be OK. ( I don't wish to be seen.) Have a great day. Joanne L.

-----Original Message-----From: susan benz [mailto:sbenz@...]Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 10:46 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsGreat idea. How about Oprah? On Dec 4, 2004, at 9:10 PM, Joanne Longley wrote:

Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank president friend "it sounds good to him". He told me to write letters to ask for sponsorship from companies like "Nike". I questioned"Coke?" I would talk to MS society but I don't want to pay professional fund raisers. I want all fund raised to go straight to research. CVS raised 20million for the Ellen show to feed the hungry. Which is great! I will gladly write the letter to ask for sponsorship maybe someone has an idea who to ask. Joanne L.-----Original Message-----From: Russ Miles [mailto:milesruss8@...]Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:38 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsJoanne:)I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention tothe multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a sponser that will get some press.Russ:))We needa Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recentlybrought-in15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands onedollaran arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds forMSresearch. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsorus or agroup of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

[Guest guest]

Yea, sure I would go on..........(YIKES what am I saying) But yes, you

make it happen and I'll go on.

On Dec 5, 2004, at 8:43 AM, Joanne Longley wrote:

> Thanks ,Oprah is a good idea. Would someone else want to go on

> the Oprah Show? I just looked at a site  where braclets with tiny

> stars also multi-colored could be purchased it would take about 100

> thousand to raise 1 million. ( We need a wealthy sponser) I write the

> letters and I can speak well over the: telephone or radio would be OK.

> ( I don't wish to be seen.) Have a great day. Joanne L.

> [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bands

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> Joanne:)

> I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention to

> the multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a

> sponser that will get some press.

> Russ:))

>

> We need

> a Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recently

> brought-in

> 15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands one

> dollar

> an arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds for

> MS

> research. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsor

> us or a

> group of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

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[Guest guest]

Wonder if Montel would be of any help?

On Dec 4, 2004, at 9:10 PM, Joanne Longley wrote:

>  Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank

> president friend " it sounds good to him " . He told me to write letters

> to ask for sponsorship from companies  like " Nike " . I

> questioned " Coke? " I would talk to MS society but I don't want to pay

> professional fund raisers. I want all fund raised to go straight to

> research. CVS  raised 20million for the Ellen show to feed the hungry.

> Which is great! I will gladly write the letter to ask for sponsorship

> maybe someone has an idea who to ask. Joanne L.

> [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bands

>

>

> Joanne:)

> I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention to

> the multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a

> sponser that will get some press.

> Russ:))

>

> We need

> a Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recently

> brought-in

> 15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands one

> dollar

> an arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds for

> MS

> research. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsor

> us or a

> group of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

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[Guest guest]

Hi, Joanne! I was recently approached by a lady and I think she

posts here about the possibility of doing something like this. I

believe she told me that Tommy Hillfiger had a family member with MS,

but I haven't had the time to follow up on it and find out. IF this

is true, that would be an excellent sponsorship. My question is

this...It's one thing to get someone to sponsor MS bracelets or pins

or whatever, but how would we get them to put the funding towards LDN

research unless they had first hand knowledge of what it can do? We

would have to be very organized in our approach, don't you think?

Maybe we could all brainstorm on this and see what we could come up

with!

Also, I have another question regarding the LDN Research Trust in the

UK...These people are movers and shakers, and seem to have it really

going on. My husband and I have offered some of our artwork for sale

on Ebay with proceeds to go to the research trust, but I don't have

alot of nice green cash to give to them. Does anyone know exactly

what the research in the UK will mean to us here? Are any of you

participating in this? Just anxious to hear your input.

Take care, and have a great weekend!

Kim

> Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank

president

> friend " it sounds good to him " . He told me to write letters to ask

for

> sponsorship from companies like " Nike " . I questioned " Coke? "

[Guest guest]

Yes.....

RE: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bands

Thanks Russ :- ) I have "ideas" every few mintues. I need help coodinating them. Turth is we are an army of "Lance Armstrongs" all us MSer's are special and there is a cure out there lets raise money to get to the cure. Yes we need a sponsor. The NBA or NFL or Baseball whatever that is called. HGTV anyone willing to help us. Talk soon Joanne ;-)

-----Original Message-----From: Russ Miles [mailto:milesruss8@...]Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:38 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsJoanne:)I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention to the multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a sponser that will get some press.Russ:))We needa Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recently brought-in15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands one dollaran arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds for MSresearch. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsor us or agroup of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

[Guest guest]

HI Kim, thanks for the imput brainstorming is what we need do. Kim my husband is sending me the name of a web site where the research is to heal the damage MS causes.

LDN is great! From personal experience. Yet I believe we are on the forefront of a cure for MS. I know there are folks here looking for relief from more than MS. I plan to pitch my fund raising idea to other groups also. It started here. I hope it does not end until we have millions of dollars for MS research.

-----Original Message-----From: petessweetheart [mailto:petessweetheart@...]Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 9:30 AMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: multi-colored arm bandsHi, Joanne! I was recently approached by a lady and I think she posts here about the possibility of doing something like this. I believe she told me that Tommy Hillfiger had a family member with MS, but I haven't had the time to follow up on it and find out. IF this is true, that would be an excellent sponsorship. My question is this...It's one thing to get someone to sponsor MS bracelets or pins or whatever, but how would we get them to put the funding towards LDN research unless they had first hand knowledge of what it can do? We would have to be very organized in our approach, don't you think? Maybe we could all brainstorm on this and see what we could come up with!Also, I have another question regarding the LDN Research Trust in the UK...These people are movers and shakers, and seem to have it really going on. My husband and I have offered some of our artwork for sale on Ebay with proceeds to go to the research trust, but I don't have alot of nice green cash to give to them. Does anyone know exactly what the research in the UK will mean to us here? Are any of you participating in this? Just anxious to hear your input. Take care, and have a great weekend!Kim> Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank president> friend "it sounds good to him". He told me to write letters to ask for> sponsorship from companies like "Nike". I questioned"Coke?"

[Guest guest]

Good idea Montel has MS very good idea! Thanks

-----Original Message-----From: susan benz [mailto:sbenz@...]Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 9:00 AMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsWonder if Montel would be of any help?On Dec 4, 2004, at 9:10 PM, Joanne Longley wrote:

Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank president friend "it sounds good to him". He told me to write letters to ask for sponsorship from companies like "Nike". I questioned"Coke?" I would talk to MS society but I don't want to pay professional fund raisers. I want all fund raised to go straight to research. CVS raised 20million for the Ellen show to feed the hungry. Which is great! I will gladly write the letter to ask for sponsorship maybe someone has an idea who to ask. Joanne L.-----Original Message-----From: Russ Miles [mailto:milesruss8@...]Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:38 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsJoanne:)I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention tothe multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a sponser that will get some press.Russ:))We needa Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recentlybrought-in15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands onedollaran arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds forMSresearch. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsorus or agroup of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

[Guest guest]

ok The only reason I thought of Arm or "wrist bands" is Lance Armstrong sold 15 million for Cancer research last year. Personally I like "dark Red" I remember Lance was sponsored by "Nike" Nothing like big money sponsorship. Thanks for the info. JL

----Original Message-----From: noclue915@... [mailto:noclue915@...]Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 10:13 AMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bands

I think the arm bands are a great idea but the MS Society has established " the MS color for the Ribbon as a Silver/white pearl irridescent. It is quite nice and is now associated with MS . They give out the ribbon pins at fundraisers , the MS Walk,and different affairs so the color, I believe should be consistent, not to confuse the general public.

Multi-colored rainbow colors have been taken, those colors used by the gay community, if that is what you had in mind.

Just my 2 cents.

[Guest guest]

I think there is already a ribbon for MS, the same design like for

AIDS, some MS society has it on their web site, if I remember it

correct, the ribbon is blue-grey with pink polka dots on it...

Zora, T & T, West Indies

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> > Aren't Rainbow colored ornaments already being used by another

group?

[Guest guest]

http://www.nationalmssociety.org/MS%20Ribbon%20of%20Hope.asp

MS ribbon of hope

Zora, T & T, WI

[Guest guest]

Yes, Montel has MS but he also has a doctor who prescribes him marijuana for

his symptoms. I think it is very unfair that, if you are rich and/or famous,

you can get the illegal drugs that help MS. Because of that, I am no longer

a Montel fan. How about Terri Garr (Young enstein) or Landers

(Squiggy)?

Peace!

VCL

Good idea Montel has MS very good idea! Thanks

-----Original Message-----From: susan benz [mailto:sbenz@...]Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 9:00 AMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsWonder if Montel would be of any help?On Dec 4, 2004, at 9:10 PM, Joanne Longley wrote:

Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank president friend "it sounds good to him". He told me to write letters to ask for sponsorship from companies like "Nike". I questioned"Coke?" I would talk to MS society but I don't want to pay professional fund raisers. I want all fund raised to go straight to research. CVS raised 20million for the Ellen show to feed the hungry. Which is great! I will gladly write the letter to ask for sponsorship maybe someone has an idea who to ask. Joanne L.-----Original Message-----From: Russ Miles [mailto:milesruss8@...]Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:38 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsJoanne:)I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention tothe multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a sponser that will get some press.Russ:))We needa Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research. Lance recentlybrought-in15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands onedollaran arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds forMSresearch. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsorus or agroup of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

[Guest guest]

The way that I look at this is to find someone famous who is using LDN for

their MS. Montel uses medical marijuana, Terri Garr is on Copaxone, and

Squiggy is on Avonex. I do not know what Annette Funicello is on, but I do

know she progressed downward very quickly. Anyone know of anyone else?

Peace!

VCL

Hi, Joanne! I was recently approached by a lady and I think she

posts here about the possibility of doing something like this. I

believe she told me that Tommy Hillfiger had a family member with MS,

but I haven't had the time to follow up on it and find out. IF this

is true, that would be an excellent sponsorship. My question is

this...It's one thing to get someone to sponsor MS bracelets or pins

or whatever, but how would we get them to put the funding towards LDN

research unless they had first hand knowledge of what it can do? We

would have to be very organized in our approach, don't you think?

Maybe we could all brainstorm on this and see what we could come up

with!

Also, I have another question regarding the LDN Research Trust in the

UK...These people are movers and shakers, and seem to have it really

going on. My husband and I have offered some of our artwork for sale

on Ebay with proceeds to go to the research trust, but I don't have

alot of nice green cash to give to them. Does anyone know exactly

what the research in the UK will mean to us here? Are any of you

participating in this? Just anxious to hear your input.

Take care, and have a great weekend!

Kim

> Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank

president

> friend " it sounds good to him " . He told me to write letters to ask

for

> sponsorship from companies like " Nike " . I questioned " Coke? "

[Guest guest]

I thought Montel was on Copaxone as well.

On Dec 5, 2004, at 4:29 PM, manchester_terrier@... wrote:

> The way that I look at this is to find someone famous who is using LDN

> for

> their MS. Montel uses medical marijuana, Terri Garr is on Copaxone,

> and

> Squiggy is on Avonex. I do not know what Annette Funicello is on, but

> I do

> know she progressed downward very quickly. Anyone know of anyone else?

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> Peace!

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[Guest guest]

I believe Teri Garr is on Rebif. Or at least, the rebif people (pharmeuceuticals) paid he way to speak,, a year ago, here in Columbus, Ohio.

Jon Sayers spms

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: multi-colored arm bands

I thought Montel was on Copaxone as well.On Dec 5, 2004, at 4:29 PM, manchester_terrier@... wrote:

The way that I look at this is to find someone famous who is using LDN for their MS. Montel uses medical marijuana, Terri Garr is on Copaxone, and Squiggy is on Avonex. I do not know what Annette Funicello is on, but I do know she progressed downward very quickly. Anyone know of anyone else?Peace!VCL

[Guest guest]

Hi Manchester,

FYI, Montel lives in California , and I believe it is legal to prescribe marijuana for medicinal purposes. He cannot however, take the marijuana to another state where it is illegal for medicinal purposes or otherwise. Recently, Montel had a show with doctors speaking for and against marijuana for medicinal purposes!

manchester_terrier@... wrote:

Yes, Montel has MS but he also has a doctor who prescribes him marijuana for his symptoms. I think it is very unfair that, if you are rich and/or famous, you can get the illegal drugs that help MS. Because of that, I am no longer a Montel fan. How about Terri Garr (Young enstein) or Landers (Squiggy)?Peace!VCL> ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 From: "Joanne Longley" Subject: RE: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsDate: Sun, 5 Dec 2004 15:26:04 +0000

Good idea Montel has MS very good idea! Thanks

-----Original Message-----From: susan benz [mailto:sbenz@...]Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 9:00 AMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsWonder if Montel would be of any help?On Dec 4, 2004, at 9:10 PM, Joanne Longley wrote:

Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank president friend "it sounds good to him". He told me to write letters to ask for sponsorship from companies like "Nike". I questioned"Coke?" I would talk to MS society but I don't want to pay professional fund raisers. I want all fund raised to go straight to research. CVS raised 20million for the Ellen show to feed the hungry. Which is great! I will gladly write the letter to ask for sponsorship maybe someone has an idea who to ask. Joanne L.-----Original Message-----From: Russ

Miles [mailto:milesruss8@...]Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:38 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsJoanne:)I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention tothe multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a sponser that will get some press.Russ:))We needa Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research.

Lance recentlybrought-in15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands onedollaran arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds forMSresearch. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsorus or agroup of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne

[Guest guest]

Red has been taken by the heart association. I guess everyone jumped in on the idea immediately.

[Guest guest]

Neal Cavuto from Fox news mentioned a few years back that he took Avonex

when interviewing the CEO of the maker of Rebif before it launched. If you

go to foxnews.com you can find his e-mail address - I've thought about

e-mailing him about LDN to drum up some publicity since he is a reporter.

>From: susan benz <sbenz@...>

>Reply-low dose naltrexone

>low dose naltrexone

>Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: multi-colored arm bands

>Date: Sun, 5 Dec 2004 21:19:50 -0500

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>I thought Montel was on Copaxone as well.

>On Dec 5, 2004, at 4:29 PM, manchester_terrier@... wrote:

>

>>The way that I look at this is to find someone famous who is using LDN for

>>their MS. Montel uses medical marijuana, Terri Garr is on Copaxone, and

>>Squiggy is on Avonex. I do not know what Annette Funicello is on, but I

>>do

>>know she progressed downward very quickly. Anyone know of anyone else?

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>>Peace!

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info. I believe in medical marijuana in every state. I need it

for an appetite. I do not eat and yo can see it - I look anorexic.

Hi Manchester,

FYI, Montel lives in California , and I believe it is legal to prescribe marijuana for medicinal purposes. He cannot however, take the marijuana to another state where it is illegal for medicinal purposes or otherwise. Recently, Montel had a show with doctors speaking for and against marijuana for medicinal purposes!

manchester_terrier@... wrote:

Yes, Montel has MS but he also has a doctor who prescribes him marijuana for his symptoms. I think it is very unfair that, if you are rich and/or famous, you can get the illegal drugs that help MS. Because of that, I am no longer a Montel fan. How about Terri Garr (Young enstein) or Landers (Squiggy)?Peace!VCL> ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 From: "Joanne Longley" Subject: RE: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsDate: Sun, 5 Dec 2004 15:26:04 +0000

Good idea Montel has MS very good idea! Thanks

-----Original Message-----From: susan benz [mailto:sbenz@...]Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 9:00 AMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsWonder if Montel would be of any help?On Dec 4, 2004, at 9:10 PM, Joanne Longley wrote:

Hay Russ, I just passed the Multi-colored arm band idea to bank president friend "it sounds good to him". He told me to write letters to ask for sponsorship from companies like "Nike". I questioned"Coke?" I would talk to MS society but I don't want to pay professional fund raisers. I want all fund raised to go straight to research. CVS raised 20million for the Ellen show to feed the hungry. Which is great! I will gladly write the letter to ask for sponsorship maybe someone has an idea who to ask. Joanne L.-----Original Message-----From: Russ

Miles [mailto:milesruss8@...]Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:38 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] multi-colored arm bandsJoanne:)I think your idea for multiple colored arm~bands to draw attention tothe multiplicty of the MS problem is beautiful. Now, all we need is a sponser that will get some press.Russ:))We needa Lance Armstrong to raise funds for MS research.

Lance recentlybrought-in15 million for cancer research with the sale of yellow arm bands onedollaran arm band. We could sell multi-colored arm bands to raise funds forMSresearch. Nike produced the bands we need an organization to sponsorus or agroup of them. Not sure why I am telling you this just an idea. Joanne