Re: to all MS sufferers: maybe doctors can convince

[Guest guest]

if you need a script for LDN, here's how to obtain one.

> IF YOU NEED A SCRIPT FOR LDN HERE'S HOW TO OBTAIN ONE. A cut,copy & paste From

the LDN group.

NOTICE:

> Dr. has gone up slightly on his phone consultation price. The last

person that contacted him he charged $100.00 instead of the old $85.00. It's

still not bad at all compared to Dr. Bihari's fee.

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> Dr is just like any other good doc...

>

> FIRST: Call and make a phone appointment...

>

> 2ND: He will expect you to fill out an application (Medical history stuff) you

do not need to forward medical records.

> This is all done by mail or fax, if you are lucky to have one...

>

> 3RD: You will call Dr. on your appointment time(don't forget time

difference, eastern, pacific, central, mountain)

>

> 4TH: Dr. will fax your script to the Prescription Center(You must call

the Prescription Center to give them your Credit card #) (as well as the Dr),

and they will ship your meds to you.

>

> That's it in a nutshell.

>

> Dr. usually starts you out on 3mg for a month and then 4.5mg the second

month. (he gives you 2 months the first appt.) Then you call him before 2nd

month is over, so you don't run out of ldn, and he will see how you're doing,

and what doseage you feel comfortable with, and then give you 6 month script.

>

> My 1st charge was $85.00 is now $100.00 and 2nd appointment was $50.00. He was

very reasonable as is the Prescription Center. Dr is a nice guy I think

you will like him. He doesnt quite give you the attention and time of Dr Bahari,

and of course, not as knowledgeable, but who is???

>

> God Bless you.

> Sally

>

> Dr. (in Wisconsin) 1-608-785-0038

>

> The Prescription Center (Wisconsin) 1-800-203-9066

>

> I am in Ohio, but I got the Prescription Center from LDN site, and they gave

me Dr. s name.

>

> I had a phone consult with him and he faxed the prescription for ldn to

prescription center and they shipped to me USmail or you can have them do UPS at

an extra charge.

>

> The 3mg capsules are $20.00 per month and Dr 's first charge was $85.00

is now $100.00........

>

> A lot less expensive than Dr Bahari.

I hope this helps you.

Sally

Posted by

[Guest guest]

Maybe it's hopeless but I am not seeking permission, or just a piece

of paper (yet). I want the help and involvement of my physicians

on whom I have not given up (yet). I value and respect them and most

of their opinions. One saved me from losing my vision using steroids,

and the other, I can't say enough about.

Thanks for your help. I know you mean it.

-Sullivan

--- In low dose naltrexone , " Bren " <TwisterAlley2@w...>

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> if you need a script for LDN, here's how to obtain one.

>

>

> > IF YOU NEED A SCRIPT FOR LDN HERE'S HOW TO OBTAIN ONE. A cut,copy

& paste From the LDN group.

>

> NOTICE:

> > Dr. has gone up slightly on his phone consultation price.

The last person that contacted him he charged $100.00 instead of the

old $85.00. It's still not bad at all compared to Dr. Bihari's fee.

> =============

> >

> > Dr is just like any other good doc...

> >

> > FIRST: Call and make a phone appointment...

> >

> > 2ND: He will expect you to fill out an application (Medical

history stuff) you do not need to forward medical records.

> > This is all done by mail or fax, if you are lucky to have one...

> >

> > 3RD: You will call Dr. on your appointment time(don't

forget time difference, eastern, pacific, central, mountain)

> >

> > 4TH: Dr. will fax your script to the Prescription Center

(You must call the Prescription Center to give them your Credit card

#) (as well as the Dr), and they will ship your meds to you.

> >

> > That's it in a nutshell.

> >

> > Dr. usually starts you out on 3mg for a month and then

4.5mg the second month. (he gives you 2 months the first appt.) Then

you call him before 2nd month is over, so you don't run out of ldn,

and he will see how you're doing, and what doseage you feel

comfortable with, and then give you 6 month script.

> >

> > My 1st charge was $85.00 is now $100.00 and 2nd appointment was

$50.00. He was very reasonable as is the Prescription Center. Dr

is a nice guy I think you will like him. He doesnt quite give

you the attention and time of Dr Bahari, and of course, not as

knowledgeable, but who is???

> >

> > God Bless you.

> > Sally

> >

> > Dr. (in Wisconsin) 1-608-785-0038

> >

> > The Prescription Center (Wisconsin) 1-800-203-9066

> >

> > I am in Ohio, but I got the Prescription Center from LDN site,

and they gave me Dr. s name.

> >

> > I had a phone consult with him and he faxed the prescription for

ldn to prescription center and they shipped to me USmail or you can

have them do UPS at an extra charge.

> >

> > The 3mg capsules are $20.00 per month and Dr 's first charge

was $85.00 is now $100.00........

> >

> > A lot less expensive than Dr Bahari.

>

> I hope this helps you.

> Sally

>

> Posted by

[Guest guest]

Hi Won't your doc call Dr Bahari? That would be the best

way to find out from the sorce, and how all his patients are doing

on LDN. He welcomes calls from Doctors wanting info.

My LDN Doc is Dr. from Wisconsin, and I found him by calling

the Prescription Center in Wisc. They gave me Dr. s name, and

I went from there.....So my neuro or gp would not give me a script.

either.

So, what Bren sent you is my original post, and it is the only way

that we know how to help you right now.

Good luck to you in your effort to acquire your LDN.

Sally

<chris_sullivan@s...> wrote:

> Maybe it's hopeless but I am not seeking permission, or just a

piece

> of paper (yet). I want the help and involvement of my physicians

> on whom I have not given up (yet). I value and respect them and

most

> of their opinions. One saved me from losing my vision using

steroids,

> and the other, I can't say enough about.

>

> Thanks for your help. I know you mean it.

>

> -Sullivan