RE: Almost ready for LDN

June 9, 2003

Kerry;

You are right! They always want to talk, & NOT listen. I have been on

LDN for almost 5 wks. I am having some numbness in rt. Foot/leg.

Sometimes I can't feel feet on the ground. I am on 3 mg. I am going to

give it 3 mo. Before I talk to Doc. Maybe at that time I may need to go

up, or maybe even down in dosage. I am sleeping much better, & feel more

relaxed. So, I'll put up with numbness and still some spasms. I am going

to give it time to kick in. Anyone have any thoughts on increased

numbness & much less ROM in rt. Ft. since starting LDN? Best of luck

with your neuro! I fired mine, an may look for another one sometime. He

wouldn't listed to anything but allopathic ideas. I also quit Copaxone.

I hate the shots, itch, red in shot site for a couple of days.

Share a smile, make someone happy! I hope you get your LDN soon.

Warmest regards, Cyd

-----Original Message-----

From: Kerry [mailto:r.s@...]

Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 8:52 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Almost ready for LDN

The more I read in here and on the site, the more I want to throw my

Rebif in the garbage and start LDN NOW! I would like to print off a

few more " testimonials " for my neuro to read along with all the info

on the LDN site. I think it's going to take a bit of convincing to

get him to prescribe the LDN. Most of these neuro's are stuck with

the traditional ABCR's, and there is so much more out there to try.

I'm going to do my best along with all of your stories, so please if

you don't mind, write to me and let me now your personal experience

with LDN.

I know I could get my local GP to prescribe it in a minute. I live

in a small town of 600 people, and our doctor is very open minded.

However this doctor only has 3 MS patients, whereas I think my Neuro

is the one that needs to learn about LDN. I am so grateful for

everyone on this site, thank you to all of you for your input. Kerry

Recommended Posts