Re: STRESS ANS MS

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From: " Sally " <salpal@d...>

Date: Tue Jul 29, 2003 9:38 pm

Subject: Re: STRESS AND MS ( OR OTHER ILLNESSES)

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Hi Larry,

Yes you are so right, and I am talking about the unavoidable

stresses in your life.....The year I had my last major attack of ms,

my Husband was very ill, my Mother was dying and my Daughter was

graduating from college and moving away from home. You don't even

know that you are stressed....you're just going through the motions

until you have time to have a nervous breakdown....and I had mine in

the form of a major ms attack.

I think if someone would discover a stress pill, there would be no

adverse immune system responses such as MS etc.....Hey, maybe thats

what LDN does?

Happy that you're back Larry, and that you feel so good.

Love, Sally

> I remember a sign:

>

> Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.

>

> Sometimes it's a snowball effect. Something happens that you find

stressful,

> it triggers off an MS attack. The MS attack worries you, causes

even more

> stress, and more stress makes the MS attack worse.

>

> If you have MS and are at a peaceful level, if something happens,

the MS

> doesn't cause your reaction to it (or does it?), but the stress

that you find

> yourself in can cause the MS to flare up. They feed each other.

>

> Some stress can be avoided, the ones within your control. But the

stress of a

> water heater bursting and flooding you out, or the death of a

relative, or

> other type of loss, the best we can do is deal with it as it comes

up. Hard to

> control our emotional reaction to some events.

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " Sally " <salpal@d...>

> <Spotlight_ldn >

> Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 20:59

> Subject: [spotlight_ldn] STRESS AND MS ( OR OTHER ILLNESSES)

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