Re: Re: Update on an LDN prescribing group of doctors

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One reason is the next closest doctor I currently know of that

prescribes LDN for MS is in Milwaukee, which is 5 hours round trip

instead of 3. is taking Revia in liquid form, no prescription

necessary, but the current administration has stated it wants all drugs

imported into the U.S. stopped. Sooner or later, Revia may not be

available to us. Also, I'm not completely comfortable with a

neurologist that doesn't approve of LDN. It seems it would be a great

potential for conflicts. and I haven't discussed the situation

much since yesterday, but my current thinking is to go to one more

appointment, subtly mention our experience with the staff and gauge her

reaction. She was great the first time. If she isn't outstanding and

sympathetic the second time, my vote is we fire them and take our chances.

mbrookh wrote:

>So why bother with this inconsiderate group?

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