RE: Fw: Re: [cold weather and update)

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Reg,

God Bless and God's speed picking-up LDN. LDN is the only hope I personally have found I think I have PPMS at least that is what they say at the Lehey Clinic. My Neuro From Lebonon NH says there is no clinical proof of MS. So he refuses to dx. (His nurse disagrees.) Medical people are difficult at best. Thing is I like most everyone here have been fighting this fight for a good 14 years. It gets old fast doesn't it? Today In NH it is Rainy and cold in the temp in the teens this morning. Yesterday it was fifty degrees. Ususally it is somewhere between 32 above to freezing and snow remains on the ground November to March. Not as harsh a winter as you get but it really has been mild here this year. I have enjoyed being able to get out more this year due to less snow than some years. Also this is the first winter I have a scooter and lift in my honda which I can operate independently on warmer days and my husband helps on week-ends and his vaccations mostly we attend my son's basketball games. He is starting as a shoting guard for the Pinkerton Varsity team this year. He is a senior and will graduate 2005. Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night. Joanne L.

RE: [low dose naltrexone] ON Question (update)

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> , Thanks so much for the update. The first thing we all think

> of is MS. I mean with me here at my home I mentioned your problem to

> my husband and he said yes it could be MS. But she needs to see a

> doc. for dx. We were concerned about: Macular Degeneration, Glaucoma,

> or cataracts. Your true dx is so much better then our non-medical

> fears. Great news ! God Bless and Merry Christmas Joanne L.

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