Re: Fw: [mscured] FW: WDDTY e-News Service - 5th February 2004

[Guest guest]

And what does any of that Enews report have to do with LDN? (Or even to do

with MS, which is the condition that most of us LDN users take it for?) Or

is the name of this group being changed to " Everything about Doctors, Drug

Companies, and Government Is Evil and Deceitful " ? Not only is it not

germane, but this is exactly the sort of thing that makes the folks in my

other MS groups edge away from giving LDN a try.

Just my two cents,

Galoux, on the verge of unsubbing

[Guest guest]

" Everything about Doctors, Drug

Companies, and Government Is Evil and Deceitful "

great title, I could live with that!

You know what, I could really give a crap about what anyone else in

any other MS group thinks about LDN, and why they 'edge' away from

it. Its not MY job to try to convince others to try it, they have to

go out on that limb themselves, everyone else did. It's not my place

to hold their hand! Sorry for being so negative, but you know the

old saying, " You can lead a horse to water........ "

[Guest guest]

> " Everything about Doctors, Drug

> Companies, and Government Is Evil and Deceitful "

>

> great title, I could live with that!

> You know what, I could really give a crap about what anyone else in

> any other MS group thinks about LDN, and why they 'edge' away from

> it. Its not MY job to try to convince others to try it, they have to

> go out on that limb themselves, everyone else did. It's not my place

> to hold their hand! Sorry for being so negative, but you know the

> old saying, " You can lead a horse to water........ "

Fine, you are entitled to your opinion and to not care whether anyone else

ever tries LDN, or to whether or not, in fact, LDN is ever proven

scientifically to work and to what extent. But that Enews report was full of

holes you could drive a truck through.

Of course, it's not *my* job, I suppose, to point that out to you or anyone

else.

Galoux

[Guest guest]

The post was simply information that was relevant to anyone with ms.

Regards,

Tom