High volume from LDN listserve

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Months ago I used the filter built into Outlook to delete any LDN list message that didn't have mention of cancer, and a few other key word I knew would be important to me. Works well for me.

My wife Barb will be starting LDN soon, so I may turn off the filter for a while to pick up more re side effects.

Don Schultz

-----Original Message-----From: pete/lisa [mailto:petelisa@...]Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 11:11 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Agreed...

I agree Galoux,

I subscribe to this group for info about LDN as my father has cancer.

The volume of list mail is unbelievable.

I also belong to Kidney-onc so I get roughly 100 e-mails a day.

I want to read them because they could contain something relevant to my Dad,

and helping him is VERY important to me.

I don't think people need to get upset by others asking to cut the volume,

it would just make it easier if people deleted irrelevant stuff and replied to the

individual if they can.(especially if it is off the topic of LDN)

I don't see these requests as being controlling,

just considerate!

Thanks!!!!

in Australia

----- Original Message -----

From: Bou

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 4:01 PM

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Agreed...

Count me among the people very, very tired of the non-LDN stuff. Even though I'm someone with MS, not everyone here is. Further, there are plenty of MS groups out there and plenty of alternative medicine sites. You may not be bothered by this, , but many of us are, and this other stuff is NOT what the group was designed for. I have not minded, and have in fact liked, Cabbie's informative links, and I've asked to be added individually to receive those. But all this non-LDN discussion on an LDN group is out of hand, in my opinion. I am overwhelmed with e-mails from the group, e-mails that have nothing whatsoever to do with LDN. I'm unsubbing. Maybe I'll come back later and see if we've gotten away from beestings and electromagnetic fields and back to LDN.

Galoux

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Thanks Don,

I have outlook so I will try this.

in Ausralia

----- Original Message -----

From: Don Schultz

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 4:20 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] High volume from LDN listserve

Months ago I used the filter built into Outlook to delete any LDN list message that didn't have mention of cancer, and a few other key word I knew would be important to me. Works well for me.

My wife Barb will be starting LDN soon, so I may turn off the filter for a while to pick up more re side effects.

Don Schultz