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Hi Leona,Neurontin should not be incompatible with LDN. However, I think there are better, more natural sleep aids with fewer side effects. Some of them are listed near the bottom of this site:http://tinyurl.com/yosnk5Best regards,Dudley Delany

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Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Re; LDN and other Drug interactions

Can you take Neurontin with LDN? If so that will help me sleep.

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Hi Jann:

Thank you for those suggestions I am sitting here

right now dreading this test, I know it sounds

ridiculous but the last MRI I panicked and I pressed

the button for the technician, she left the room and

so I freaked. I will ask for the wash cloth and see if

they allow that and hope that it will help. I am

definitely taking the Adivan to relax me. Out of

curiosity how long before the test should I take the

pill? I am getting my son to drive me so I doubt he is

going to want to massage my feet. lol But the idea

sounds wonderful. Thanks so very much for the advice,

this is very much appreciated. I will write again

after the test to let you know how it went.

Kind Regards,

--- jannz2 <jbreslin@...> wrote:

>

> Hi ,

>

> I'm claustrophobic too so when I've had to have

> MRI's done in the

> past, a technician one time asked if I would like to

> lay a wash cloth

> over my eyes... I have to say it helped. I guess

> because it's a

> familiar " view " so to speak. i.e. You've probably

> had a wash cloth

> over your eyes before and if you opened your eyes

> you see

> cloth...instead of the MRI tube. dunno... it

> helped me.

>

> However, I've taken Xanax before an MRI too...and

> you won't EVEN care

> that you are getting the MRI done if you take the

> anti-anxiety drug.

> Just make sure you have someone to drive you.

>

> Also, I've had friends go in with me while I'm

> getting the MRI done.

> They massage my feet while the test is going on

> ...makes you feel

> 'connected' to the outside. I've got great friends.

>

> Best wishes..

> Jann

> >

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Hi,

I've also had som real panic feelings in my first MR, made me cry and shake for an hour afterwords,

and I felt terrible the next time I had to go through the same again.

Well, the second time, and the third time was just fine. And quess why? They had the new MR's with an opening behind your head, so you could watch the world if looking back and up (had to strech my neck a bit though ;-) Hubby followed and was sitting there right behind my head, and we could talk to each other, so 45 minutes were just feeling like a few. :-)

Ingrid

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Re; LDN and other Drug interactionsHi Jann:Thank you for those suggestions I am sitting hereright now dreading this test, I know it soundsridiculous but the last MRI I panicked and I pressedthe button for the technician, she left the room andso I freaked. I will ask for the wash cloth and see ifthey allow that and hope that it will help. I amdefinitely taking the Adivan to relax me. Out ofcuriosity how long before the test should I take thepill? I am getting my son to drive me so I doubt he isgoing to want to massage my feet. lol But the ideasounds wonderful. Thanks so very much for the advice,this is very much

appreciated. I will write againafter the test to let you know how it went. Kind Regards,--- jannz2 <jbreslin@...> wrote:> > Hi ,> > I'm claustrophobic too so when I've had to have> MRI's done in the> past, a technician one time asked if I would like to> lay a wash cloth> over my eyes... I have to say it helped. I guess> because it's a> familiar "view" so to speak. i.e. You've probably> had a wash cloth> over your eyes before and if you opened your eyes> you see> cloth...instead of the MRI tube. dunno...

it> helped me. > > However, I've taken Xanax before an MRI too...and> you won't EVEN care> that you are getting the MRI done if you take the> anti-anxiety drug. > Just make sure you have someone to drive you. > > Also, I've had friends go in with me while I'm> getting the MRI done. > They massage my feet while the test is going on> ...makes you feel> 'connected' to the outside. I've got great friends.> > Best wishes..> Jann > > > > > > > > > > >____________________________________________________________________________________> > Looking for last minute shopping deals? > > Find them fast with Search. >http://tools.search./newsearch/category.php?category=shopping> >> > > ____________________________________________________________________________________Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile./;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ

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Hello Group:

Well my MRI was cancelled due to the machine breaking

down. just my luck so now they have to re-schedule me.

I was semi relieved, but realize that ultimately I

will have to take the test which will probably be

sometime next week. Just as I geared myself up for it.

Oh well such is life. I will post after the test and

hope everything goes well. Thanks to everyone who

offered me such great advice. I am forever thankful.

All the best to everyone here.

--- Gunn Dybfest <gunn.ingrid@...> wrote:

> Hi,

> I've also had som real panic feelings in my first

> MR, made me cry and shake for an hour afterwords,

> and I felt terrible the next time I had to go

> through the same again.

> Well, the second time, and the third time was just

> fine. And quess why? They had the new MR's with an

> opening behind your head, so you could watch the

> world if looking back and up (had to strech my neck

> a bit though ;-) Hubby followed and was sitting

> there right behind my head, and we could talk to

> each other, so 45 minutes were just feeling like a

> few. :-)

>

>

> Ingrid

>

>

>

> Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Re; LDN and

> other Drug interactions

>

> Hi Jann:

>

> Thank you for those suggestions I am sitting here

> right now dreading this test, I know it sounds

> ridiculous but the last MRI I panicked and I pressed

> the button for the technician, she left the room and

> so I freaked. I will ask for the wash cloth and see

> if

> they allow that and hope that it will help. I am

> definitely taking the Adivan to relax me. Out of

> curiosity how long before the test should I take the

> pill? I am getting my son to drive me so I doubt he

> is

> going to want to massage my feet. lol But the idea

> sounds wonderful. Thanks so very much for the

> advice,

> this is very much appreciated. I will write again

> after the test to let you know how it went.

>

> Kind Regards,

>

>

>

>

> --- jannz2 <jbreslin@...> wrote:

>

> >

> > Hi ,

> >

> > I'm claustrophobic too so when I've had to have

> > MRI's done in the

> > past, a technician one time asked if I would like

> to

> > lay a wash cloth

> > over my eyes... I have to say it helped. I guess

> > because it's a

> > familiar " view " so to speak. i.e. You've probably

> > had a wash cloth

> > over your eyes before and if you opened your eyes

> > you see

> > cloth...instead of the MRI tube. dunno... it

> > helped me.

> >

> > However, I've taken Xanax before an MRI too...and

> > you won't EVEN care

> > that you are getting the MRI done if you take the

> > anti-anxiety drug.

> > Just make sure you have someone to drive you.

> >

> > Also, I've had friends go in with me while I'm

> > getting the MRI done.

> > They massage my feet while the test is going on

> > ...makes you feel

> > 'connected' to the outside. I've got great

> friends.

> >

> > Best wishes..

> > Jann

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

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>

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> >

> >

> >

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>

>

>

>

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You must have willed that one . I am glad you are getting a break.

Kind regards

Aletha

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Re; LDN and> other Drug interactions> > Hi Jann:> > Thank you for those suggestions I am sitting here> right now dreading this test, I know it sounds> ridiculous but the last MRI I panicked and I pressed> the button for the technician, she left the room and> so I freaked. I will ask for the wash cloth and see> if> they allow that and hope that it will help. I am> definitely taking the Adivan to relax me. Out of> curiosity how long before the test should I take the> pill? I am getting my son to drive me so I doubt he> is> going to want to massage my feet. lol But the idea> sounds wonderful. Thanks so very much for the> advice,> this is very much appreciated. I will write again> after the test to let you know how it went. > > Kind Regards,> > > > > --- jannz2 <jbreslinjannbreslin> wrote:> > > > > Hi ,> > > > I'm claustrophobic too so when I've had to have> > MRI's done in the> > past, a technician one time asked if I would like> to> > lay a wash cloth> > over my eyes... I have to say it helped. I guess> > because it's a> > familiar "view" so to speak. i.e. You've probably> > had a wash cloth> > over your eyes before and if you opened your eyes> > you see> > cloth...instead of the MRI tube. dunno... it> > helped me. > > > > However, I've taken Xanax before an MRI too...and> > you won't EVEN care> > that you are getting the MRI done if you take the> > anti-anxiety drug. > > Just make sure you have someone to drive you. > > > > Also, I've had friends go in with me while I'm> > getting the MRI done. > > They massage my feet while the test is going on> > ...makes you feel> > 'connected' to the outside. I've got great> friends.> > > > Best wishes..> > Jann > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >>__________________________________________________________> > > Looking for last minute shopping deals? > > > Find them fast with Search. > >>http://tools.search./newsearch/category.php?category=shopping> > >> > > > > > > > > > >__________________________________________________________> Be a better friend, newshound, and > know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. >http://mobile./;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ> > > > > >

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Hi Suzzie, exact the same thing happened to me the second time I was going to

do an MR. I was so frighten I am sure I MADE it happen....lol,

don't we have POWER sometimes, eh? ;-)

Ingrid

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Re; LDN and> other Drug interactions> > Hi Jann:> > Thank you for those suggestions I am sitting here> right now dreading this test, I know it sounds> ridiculous but the last MRI I panicked and I pressed> the button for the technician, she left the room and> so I freaked. I will ask for the wash cloth and see> if> they allow that and hope that it will help. I am> definitely taking the Adivan to relax me. Out of> curiosity how long before the test should I take the> pill? I am getting my son to drive me so I doubt he> is> going to want to massage my feet. lol But the idea> sounds wonderful. Thanks so very

much for the> advice,> this is very much appreciated. I will write again> after the test to let you know how it went. > > Kind Regards,> > > > > --- jannz2 <jbreslin@...> wrote:> > > > > Hi ,> > > > I'm claustrophobic too so when I've had to have> > MRI's done in the> > past, a technician one time asked if I would like> to> > lay a wash cloth> > over my eyes... I have to say it helped. I guess> > because it's a> > familiar "view" so to speak. i.e. You've

probably> > had a wash cloth> > over your eyes before and if you opened your eyes> > you see> > cloth...instead of the MRI tube. dunno... it> > helped me. > > > > However, I've taken Xanax before an MRI too...and> > you won't EVEN care> > that you are getting the MRI done if you take the> > anti-anxiety drug. > > Just make sure you have someone to drive you. > > > > Also, I've had friends go in with me while I'm> > getting the MRI done. > > They massage my feet while the test is going on> > ...makes you feel> > 'connected' to the outside. I've got great> friends.> > > > Best wishes..> > Jann > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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Hi Ingrid:

Actually this is the 2nd time this has happened to me

so maybe there is something to it. I don't know

anyways I am now re-scheduled for next Friday

afternoon. Well now I have an additional week to gear

up for it. Thanks to everyone here who posts I feel

like I am not alone on this subject.

Take care.

--- Gunn Dybfest <gunn.ingrid@...> wrote:

> Hi Suzzie, exact the same thing happened to me the

> second time I was going to

> do an MR. I was so frighten I am sure I MADE it

> happen....lol,

> don't we have POWER sometimes, eh? ;-)

>

>

> Ingrid

>

>

>

> Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Re; LDN and

> > other Drug interactions

> >

> > Hi Jann:

> >

> > Thank you for those suggestions I am sitting here

> > right now dreading this test, I know it sounds

> > ridiculous but the last MRI I panicked and I

> pressed

> > the button for the technician, she left the room

> and

> > so I freaked. I will ask for the wash cloth and

> see

> > if

> > they allow that and hope that it will help. I am

> > definitely taking the Adivan to relax me. Out of

> > curiosity how long before the test should I take

> the

> > pill? I am getting my son to drive me so I doubt

> he

> > is

> > going to want to massage my feet. lol But the idea

> > sounds wonderful. Thanks so very much for the

> > advice,

> > this is very much appreciated. I will write again

> > after the test to let you know how it went.

> >

> > Kind Regards,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > --- jannz2 <jbreslin@...> wrote:

> >

> > >

> > > Hi ,

> > >

> > > I'm claustrophobic too so when I've had to have

> > > MRI's done in the

> > > past, a technician one time asked if I would

> like

> > to

> > > lay a wash cloth

> > > over my eyes... I have to say it helped. I

> guess

> > > because it's a

> > > familiar " view " so to speak. i.e. You've

> probably

> > > had a wash cloth

> > > over your eyes before and if you opened your

> eyes

> > > you see

> > > cloth...instead of the MRI tube. dunno... it

> > > helped me.

> > >

> > > However, I've taken Xanax before an MRI

> too...and

> > > you won't EVEN care

> > > that you are getting the MRI done if you take

> the

> > > anti-anxiety drug.

> > > Just make sure you have someone to drive you.

> > >

> > > Also, I've had friends go in with me while I'm

> > > getting the MRI done.

> > > They massage my feet while the test is going on

> > > ...makes you feel

> > > 'connected' to the outside. I've got great

> > friends.

> > >

> > > Best wishes..

> > > Jann

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

________________________________________________________________________________\

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> > > > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > > > Find them fast with Search.

> > >

> >

>

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> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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