Re: My grandmother's recovery from ms...

[Guest guest]

interesting comment on pg 8, 'I still take large amounts of vitamin E three or

four times a day, because even now I can feel much improvement each time I do.

The reason seems to be that the circulation is improved.'

I wonder whether her observation about circulation was valid in light of ccsvi.

>

> Spelled out in a letter that she sent in to and was published in Prevention

Magazine in the 1970s.

>

> http://www.scribd.com/collections/3006149/My-grandmother-s-MS

>

> Now, mind you, 'recovery' does not mean cured. In talking to my parents, she

would have problems and 'relapse' anytime she deviated from what is laid out in

these pages. She went from 'bed ridden, blind and incontinent', in my father's

words, to a fairly normal grandma when I knew her... not knowing she had

anything 'wrong' with her until I was in HS and Mom told me Grandma had ms...

the only signs I remember of ms were the use of a cane or walker and sometimes

difficulty with writing, but what grandparent doesn't have those problems.

>

[Guest guest]

Great testimony on the benefits of good nutrition in the recovery from MS.

>

> Spelled out in a letter that she sent in to and was published in Prevention

Magazine in the 1970s.

>

> http://www.scribd.com/collections/3006149/My-grandmother-s-MS

>

> Now, mind you, 'recovery' does not mean cured. In talking to my parents, she

would have problems and 'relapse' anytime she deviated from what is laid out in

these pages. She went from 'bed ridden, blind and incontinent', in my father's

words, to a fairly normal grandma when I knew her... not knowing she had

anything 'wrong' with her until I was in HS and Mom told me Grandma had ms...

the only signs I remember of ms were the use of a cane or walker and sometimes

difficulty with writing, but what grandparent doesn't have those problems.

>

[Guest guest]

So you found e to help you move better? Does it help with pain

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To: <mscured >

Subject: Re: My grandmother & apos;s recovery from ms...

Date: Fri, May 6, 2011 5:15 am

interesting comment on pg 8, 'I still take large amounts of vitamin E three or

four times a day, because even now I can feel much improvement each time I do.

The reason seems to be that the circulation is improved.'

I wonder whether her observation about circulation was valid in light of ccsvi.

>

> Spelled out in a letter that she sent in to and was published in Prevention

Magazine in the 1970s.

>

> http://www.scribd.com/collections/3006149/My-grandmother-s-MS

>

> Now, mind you, 'recovery' does not mean cured. In talking to my parents, she

would have problems and 'relapse' anytime she deviated from what is laid out in

these pages. She went from 'bed ridden, blind and incontinent', in my father's

words, to a fairly normal grandma when I knew her... not knowing she had

anything 'wrong' with her until I was in HS and Mom told me Grandma had ms...

the only signs I remember of ms were the use of a cane or walker and sometimes

difficulty with writing, but what grandparent doesn't have those problems.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi again kallmetigger

You've responded to a member's post which related to a document which was a

record of a member's grandmother's experiences with, and ways of treating, her

'MS'.

Here's a copy of the post which came through originally yesterday:

My grandmother's recovery from ms...þ

To mscured

From:

mscured on behalf of jsclue (jsclue@...)

Sent:

Friday, 6 May 2011 5:35:09 AM

To:

mscured

Spelled out in a letter that she sent in to and was published in Prevention

Magazine in the 1970s.

http://www.scribd.com/collections/3006149/My-grandmother-s-MS

Now, mind you, 'recovery' does not mean cured. In talking to my parents, she

would have problems and 'relapse' anytime she deviated from what is laid out in

these pages. She went from 'bed ridden, blind and incontinent', in my father's

words, to a fairly normal grandma when I knew her... not knowing she had

anything 'wrong' with her until I was in HS and Mom told me Grandma had ms...

the only signs I remember of ms were the use of a cane or walker and sometimes

difficulty with writing, but what grandparent doesn't have those problems.'

I hope this helps

'What we do in life, echoes through eternity.'

MARCUS AURELIUS (121 - 180 A.D.)

To: mscured

From: kallmetigger@...

Date: Fri, 6 May 2011 07:02:17 -0700

Subject: Re: Re: My grandmother's recovery from ms...

So you found e to help you move better? Does it help with pain

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----- Reply message -----

To: <mscured >

Subject: Re: My grandmother & apos;s recovery from ms...

Date: Fri, May 6, 2011 5:15 am

interesting comment on pg 8, 'I still take large amounts of vitamin E three or

four times a day, because even now I can feel much improvement each time I do.

The reason seems to be that the circulation is improved.'

I wonder whether her observation about circulation was valid in light of ccsvi.

>

> Spelled out in a letter that she sent in to and was published in Prevention

Magazine in the 1970s.

>

> http://www.scribd.com/collections/3006149/My-grandmother-s-MS

>

> Now, mind you, 'recovery' does not mean cured. In talking to my parents, she

would have problems and 'relapse' anytime she deviated from what is laid out in

these pages. She went from 'bed ridden, blind and incontinent', in my father's

words, to a fairly normal grandma when I knew her... not knowing she had

anything 'wrong' with her until I was in HS and Mom told me Grandma had ms...

the only signs I remember of ms were the use of a cane or walker and sometimes

difficulty with writing, but what grandparent doesn't have those problems.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, positive experiences are very valuable and full of clues.

W dniu 2011-05-05 22:05, jsclue pisze:

>

> Spelled out in a letter that she sent in to and was published in

> Prevention Magazine in the 1970s.

>

> http://www.scribd.com/collections/3006149/My-grandmother-s-MS

>

> Now, mind you, 'recovery' does not mean cured. In talking to my

> parents, she would have problems and 'relapse' anytime she deviated

> from what is laid out in these pages. She went from 'bed ridden, blind

> and incontinent', in my father's words, to a fairly normal grandma

> when I knew her... not knowing she had anything 'wrong' with her until

> I was in HS and Mom told me Grandma had ms... the only signs I

> remember of ms were the use of a cane or walker and sometimes

> difficulty with writing, but what grandparent doesn't have those problems.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Edie,

You should also look into the Best Bet Diet which has also helped many of us.

You'll find a run-down of it on www.msrc.co.uk and some additional recommended

supplements too. You can also find more information on it at

http://www.direct-ms.org/ too.

More information can be found on the Yahoo MS-Diet group which will give you

more ideas on diet and all other treatments that may help you.

I hope this information will be of help to you.

'What we do in life, echoes through eternity.'

MARCUS AURELIUS (121 - 180 A.D.)

To: mscured

From: Edie Neil

Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011 12:29 PM

To: wrotek@...

Subject: Re: My grandmother's recovery from ms...

Spending time reading your grandmother’s experience was enlightening.