Re: weather & stress= ATTACKS?

[Guest guest]

EUNIQUE,

I think you may be onto something. I am PPMS so it's rather difficult to tell if I'm in an exacerbation, but this winter, my stress level has been extremely high, and I've got 'cabin fever' so bad! That could explain some things.

Marcie

[Guest guest]

Late winter is when I tend to have relapses. I really wonder about the

vitamin D connection... No sun = less vitamin D production, and then the

summer here is so hot I tend to stay inside in the air conditioning, so not

enough sun then too. Has anyone taking vitamin D long term and seen a

reduction in relapses?

Best to all,

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From: <EUNIQUE_2@...>

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Sent: Monday, March 08, 2004 7:35 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] weather & stress= ATTACKS?

> i also have become very stiff but only on my right side. i can't blame

> this on ldn cause i did things i couldn't do in years when i first

> started ldn. i'm not through with with this attack yet. but what i

> have noticed is that i seem to go through more attacks in the winter

> (colder) months than i do in the summer (warmer) months. this is not

> cause of ldn either cause i've always been like this but i'm not going

> through as many as i usually do, now that is cause of the ldn. i'm

> guessing it's cause the body goes through more stress in the winter

> cause its harder on me. anyone going through anything like this?

> anyone??????

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

CHANGE OF SEASONS IS A BITCH!

IT AFFECTS ME MORE, THAN ENYTHING ELSE.

IN A WEEK I WENT FROM BEEN " OK "

TO THE STATE, WHERE I WOULD SAY, DAMN IT!

WHAT IS SO WRONG WITH ME, THAT

ALL MY BODY IS FALLING APART,

EVERYTHING - MY LEGS, ARMS,EYES DO NOT

WANT TO FUNCTION :-(

> i also have become very stiff but only on my right side. i can't

blame

> this on ldn cause i did things i couldn't do in years when i first

> started ldn. i'm not through with with this attack yet. but what

i

> have noticed is that i seem to go through more attacks in the winter

> (colder) months than i do in the summer (warmer) months. this is

not

> cause of ldn either cause i've always been like this but i'm not

going

> through as many as i usually do, now that is cause of the ldn. i'm

> guessing it's cause the body goes through more stress in the winter

> cause its harder on me. anyone going through anything like this?

> anyone??????