RE: LDN offers everyone HOPE!!!!

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I am one of the few that have had a more or less favorable response to LDN.

Copaxone sucked! I was in worse shape after six months on Copaxone that

after getting out of the hospital after my firs really major relapse.

After getting out of the hospital with the aid of physical therapy and

working out in the gym at work I was in excellent condition. Then the

progression set in! When I discovered LDN my legs were already stiff and

hurt most of the time. My hands were stiff and it was becoming hard to

type (even the minor amount I needed to fix computers at work. I was

having a hard time remembering common terms that I use daily. Most of this

came from progression using Copaxone.

Since I started LDN the stiffness has slowed slightly. My hands while

still somewhat stiff are working better, I can type better though still not

using all the right fingers. Dyslexia has stopped. The pain has pretty

much gone away. I can almost play guitar again! (not all my usual chords

of past times but the more basic bar chords mostly work again and I am

remembering the music better.

At the moment I have not recovered from all the progression that I had on

Copaxone. But I have recovered a lot. I am hoping that by fall I will be

back to where I was just after my major relapse last November, when I was

first Dx. Maybe by next summer I will be close to pre MS (I hope).

What LDN has given me more than anything else is HOPE!!!

And it offers that to everyone! Here we can again have HOPE!!!!!!

I was DX in November 2003 with advanced MS. I was given no opportunity to

improve. The National MS magazine shows people becoming more and more

disabled and offers no hope of becoming any better or of even staying the

same! LDN offers a chance of recovery (at least a little) and offers the

most important quality of life there is. HOPE!!!!

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

You sound just like me. copaxone was making me worst and after getting off

of copaxone and getting on LDN, I am feeling like the old person that I once

was. I am not back to normal but I know that I will be in time. Good Luck

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From: <david@...>

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Sent: Monday, July 14, 2003 2:18 PM

Subject: RE: [low dose naltrexone] LDN offers everyone HOPE!!!!

> I am one of the few that have had a more or less favorable response to

LDN.

> Copaxone sucked! I was in worse shape after six months on Copaxone that

> after getting out of the hospital after my firs really major relapse.

> After getting out of the hospital with the aid of physical therapy and

> working out in the gym at work I was in excellent condition. Then the

> progression set in! When I discovered LDN my legs were already stiff and

> hurt most of the time. My hands were stiff and it was becoming hard to

> type (even the minor amount I needed to fix computers at work. I was

> having a hard time remembering common terms that I use daily. Most of

this

> came from progression using Copaxone.

>

> Since I started LDN the stiffness has slowed slightly. My hands while

> still somewhat stiff are working better, I can type better though still

not

> using all the right fingers. Dyslexia has stopped. The pain has pretty

> much gone away. I can almost play guitar again! (not all my usual chords

> of past times but the more basic bar chords mostly work again and I am

> remembering the music better.

>

> At the moment I have not recovered from all the progression that I had on

> Copaxone. But I have recovered a lot. I am hoping that by fall I will be

> back to where I was just after my major relapse last November, when I was

> first Dx. Maybe by next summer I will be close to pre MS (I hope).

>

> What LDN has given me more than anything else is HOPE!!!

> And it offers that to everyone! Here we can again have HOPE!!!!!!

>

> I was DX in November 2003 with advanced MS. I was given no opportunity to

> improve. The National MS magazine shows people becoming more and more

> disabled and offers no hope of becoming any better or of even staying the

> same! LDN offers a chance of recovery (at least a little) and offers the

> most important quality of life there is. HOPE!!!!

>

>

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