Re: bladder control why?

[Guest guest]

Just to say I am almost completely normal now thirteen months after starting LDN. but only in the bladder dept.

Now I have an idea and laugh if you will but, in my world that was the scariest part of M.S. for me.

Not being able to walk right... well that's not so bad, I have a great electric chair and my knees were hurting anyway from a car hitting me.Plus a fantastic wife that pushes me where ever I want to go in my other chair so I don't need my left hand that much.It was good to retire early and what's a mechanic with only one hand?And l needed some rest so not being able to work is O.K.

So maybe since I wouldn't accept the diapers idea I don't need them.

Now that says that I was really lazy all along but never new it.I worked for twenty five years with out a sick day and was lazy?I think not.

Anyway I am truly glad that the LDN did this much for me and only time will tell if more will happen.

Reg

-- [low dose naltrexone] l-arginine for bladder

the l-arginine was not helpful at all for me for my bladder symptoms. I might try again in a week or so, but it just made things worse...when people say their bladder is better due to the ldn...do they mean improved or completely normal. I have had improvements with the ldn, but still a long way to go.

[Guest guest]

I've looked back and realized that what I accepted in myself as laziness was more likely lack of stamina due to MS. Going many many years back... So I doubt you're lazy Reg, just not as strong and enduring as you should be.

JT

[low dose naltrexone] l-arginine for bladder

the l-arginine was not helpful at all for me for my bladder symptoms. I might try again in a week or so, but it just made things worse...when people say their bladder is better due to the ldn...do they mean improved or completely normal. I have had improvements with the ldn, but still a long way to go.