4th of July and the 4th Annual LDN Conference

[Guest guest]

Greetings Everyone!

I am writing to wish one and all a very happy, healthy, and safe 4th of July. I also want to take this opportunity to remind everyone that the 4th Annual Low Dose Naltrexone Conference is just slightly more than three months away!

The 4th of July has always been a favorite of mine, because we celebrate our freedom as a nation. Yet, some of "free choices" might not always be available to us if some of the powerful have their way.

One of the most effective things each of us can do is stand together strong for LDN - and your attendance at this next conference offers a great opportunity to make a lasting impression.

The conference will be held in the Mayer Auditorium on the Health Sciences campus of the University of Southern California (USC) on Saturday, October 11, 2008. As conference coordinator, I will travel across the country and be present to introduce an outstanding group of physicians and researchers from the United States and abroad.

I would like to have as many of you as possible on stage with me as the conference commences. I would like to be able to demonstrate in numbers just how many peoples lives have been changed for the better because of LDN. If you are willing to stand on stage with me, please come forward and send me an email letting me know you will be there to actively participate. You won't be asked to speak, but to simply show your support by standing with me when I introduce the conference.

While I continue to receive registrations I cannot stress enough the importance and the significance of your attendance this year. Dr. Skip recently told us of a physician in Texas who is being investigated by the FDA. The conference in October is the perfect opportunity to stand tall for LDN. The conference will be videotaped, and you have the opportunity to show the world what LDN has done for you.

Many of you are unfamiliar with my story - and so briefly, I learned about LDN when my dear 87 year old father was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2002. He refused chemotherapy and radiation, and I was blessed to find LDN and Dr. Bernard Bihari via the internet. Dr. Bihari treated Dad with 4.5 mg. LDN nightly, and sent his cancer into remission. Dad joined the Lord at the age of 91, but not because of multiple myeloma.

As for me, I was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome, until I began 4.5 mg LDN in 2003. Along with other therapy, I am living a miracle, acting and feeling 25 when in fact, I am 52.

I realize that some of you reading this will not be able to be at the conference. Still, I want to encourage as many of you as possible to attend. I truly believe this is our year, and now is our time!

Enjoy the 4th of July and send those registration forms in now! Aloha,

Sunny Sedlock 7117 Park Terrace Drive andria, VA 22307 703-998-0272 - Home Office 703-888-9412 - Cell 2002Eldo@...- E-Mail EJS11715@... - E-Mail

[Guest guest]

Why don't we have some of these conferences in other countries? Surely this too would help....

Celia

[Guest guest]

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> Why don't we have some of these conferences in other countries?

Surely this too would help....

> Celia

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Conference contact Dr. Gluck. NOTE, you do not get paid for

holding these conferences, it's strictly a volunteer project.