jeff

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Jeff you probably left this site by now, but if you didn't let me

tell you about my wife. When she started taking betaseron eight years

ago she was doing pretty good with the MS but during the eight years

she went from walking with a cane , then to a walker , then to a

wheelchair, we knew the ABC-R drugs don't stop the ms but just slow

down the progression.

Well Jeff all that expensive medicine didn't do didly squat for my

wife's MS. And we sure didn't want to take herbs that you never know

what kind of junk are in them since they aren't FDA controlled.

Anyway Jeff since she has been taking LDN she feels better then she

did in years and is walking once a day with her walker even though it

is still a struggle until she gets her legs stronger. She transfers

herself now from her recliner to her w/c and W/c back to her

recliner, another thing she didn't do for years.

Don't tell me you have to have proof for LDN because i'm living

with proof everday, by the way my wife is 60 years old and has ms for

23 of them.

jeff , sometimes faith is as important as proof and i got that from

all these good people here on this site so don't go bashing the LDN.

good luck Jeff in whatever your decision might be.

ann and Terry

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Hi Terry,

I am so happy that your wife has found relief from her MS with LDN.

I love to hear all the wonderful success stories here. I was

heading for a wheel chair (had actually ordered one) when I started

LDN, and cancelled the order....I am still walking with my walker,

but just a tiny bit better. As I have said before, all I really

expected was the progression to stop....but I'll take all the icing

on the cake that LDN has to offer.

I've had ms for over 30 yrs, so it will take time for self healing,

with ldn helping me, but I am happy with the results so far.....a

little better balance and strength....but knowing that the

progression has stopped, gives me the incentive to do all I can to

help myself get a little better each day. And with wonderful people

like you to give me encouragement, I can't miss.

God has truly shined his light on us and shown us the way, and that

has been exactly what I have been praying for all these yrs.

{{{{Hugs}}}}

Sally

> Jeff you probably left this site by now, but if you didn't let me

> tell you about my wife. When she started taking betaseron eight

years

> ago she was doing pretty good with the MS but during the eight

years

> she went from walking with a cane , then to a walker , then to a

> wheelchair, we knew the ABC-R drugs don't stop the ms but just

slow

> down the progression.

> Well Jeff all that expensive medicine didn't do didly squat for

my

> wife's MS. And we sure didn't want to take herbs that you never

know

> what kind of junk are in them since they aren't FDA controlled.

> Anyway Jeff since she has been taking LDN she feels better then

she

> did in years and is walking once a day with her walker even though

it

> is still a struggle until she gets her legs stronger. She

transfers

> herself now from her recliner to her w/c and W/c back to her

> recliner, another thing she didn't do for years.

> Don't tell me you have to have proof for LDN because i'm living

> with proof everday, by the way my wife is 60 years old and has ms

for

> 23 of them.

> jeff , sometimes faith is as important as proof and i got that

from

> all these good people here on this site so don't go bashing the

LDN.

> good luck Jeff in whatever your decision might be.

> ann and Terry

[Guest guest]

Jeff has the right to say whatever he wants on this website. If we

don't want to read it or don't like it, we can delete. We don't have

the right to try to make him conform or to censor him. I believe he's

trying to help and that the info he gives us is valid. However, just

listing the website would be more considerate.--Martha