Re: the first few weeks on LDN

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Hi ,

I've had ms for 30+ yrs, so a lot of nerve damage has been done over the years. LDN has helped me some with balance and strength, but I mainly take it to stop the progression of disability. With some, LDN takes them into remission, and may keep them there if it keeps doing it's job. I believe that I am in remission too, but at a different level. I'm not getting worse but because of the damage ms has done, I think I'm limited as to how much better I can get. I feel great and I will continue to take LDN until a cure is found.....I think LDN is the closest you can get right now......but it isn't a cure.

You say that you seem to be walking worse. Well that is not unusual. at first your legs can feel stiff and sore,,,,I had all that, but that is your muscles waking up....just give it some time and stretch and a little light exercise and you will loosen up.

Let us know how you are doing and if you have any more questions, feel free to ask. We are all here to help.

Hugs, Sally

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From: mcp444

salpal@...

Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 1:46 PM

Subject: the first few weeks on LDN

Hi Sally:You said that you had a slow start on LDN. I've only been on it a week and almost seem to be walking worse than when I started... What was your start like? I appreciate your help!Sincerely, Panicomcp444@...

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