Re: Re: Dayna

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Dear Crystal,

Thank you for responding to me. I am reading this book about MS by Ann Boroch

and she believes yeast in our bodies causes MS. It's rather interesting. How

do I not stress out over this evil disease? I feel weighed down; and I only

weigh 108 lbs.

Sincerely,

Dayna

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To: mscured

Sent: Thu, May 13, 2010 6:20:04 PM

Subject: Re: Dayna

Hi Dayna & welcome,

While I agree that epidurals are evil , it probably didn't cause this. Many

women with MS report feeling fantastic, then are set up for an attack after the

birth with the resulting change in hormones. In fact, it's my understanding

that there are studies (past or present, I'm not sure) trying to find the

relationship between pregnancy and its hormonal role in keeping MS at bay.

I'm also 37 and have been dealing with this for about 2.5 years. It started

with optic neuritis but within a few months I had a bunch of other symptoms.

The first things I did were the Best Bet Diet and acupuncture. Have also done

some healing with fasting and detoxing. I have felt fantastic during this time

(I do Tae Bo every day and am raising 2 young boys all on my own), EXCEPT when I

developed new food allergies earlier this year. I couldn't figure out what the

problem was from my food diary and basically lost a couple months of my life

feeling like crap. The ELISA test shed light on this and now I'm doing great

after eliminating the carrots (was eating probably 5 days a week!), asparagus,

and salmon (daily supplement I used to take).

My #1 recommendation that you can start right away is to get on a megadose of

Vitamin D.

HTH!

Crystal

> Hi, my name is Dayna and I am 37. I have had multiple sclerosis for a year

> and a half. I had just had a baby when this happened. I have a suspicion

> that the epidural triggered this. I was planning on having my baby at home,

> but my midwife quit on me. ]

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