At Last!

[Guest guest]

I think it's wonderful that I finally found a group of people who

doesn't take the doctors orders simply because he or she has an M.D.

after their name! I've been (along with many of you) managing my MS

throgh alternative methods. My Neurologist would smile and shake

his head every time I said no to the ABCR injectable. He was

however open minded enough to write me a script for ldn even though

either one of us know a great deal about it at the time. I just

want to say thank you to everyone for sharing research and

experiences with ldn. I'm looking forward to my next appointment

(Aril) with my neurologist so I can explain to him using info that

Tom,Larry and others have been so kind to share with us. I've never

felt better! Again thanks everyone, have a great day.

[Guest guest]

That's great news, ! I can completely relate...

Joanie

5/25/04

Drs. Walsh and Rutledge

290/146/120

>From: " nmgracey " <Nmgracey@...>

>Reply-

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>Subject: At last!

>Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2005 21:07:43 -0000

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>Okay, I've been stuck in the size 16-18 mode for months. So, the

>scale started dropping last week and now I'm down another 10 lbs.

>So, I went clothes shopping (probably my last visit to the Avenue)

>and pulled a couple of pairs of pants off the sale rack (is there any

>other rack?). Being a realistis, I pulled an 18 and a 16 (since

>these pants were not made of a stretch fabric) and said, 'okay' let's

>see what's going to fit. First I tried on the 18's - too big, way

>too big! Yeah!. The 16's were a little loose. So I went and pulled

>a pair of 14s. Okay, still a little snug. But, I'm getting real

>close to my size 10-12 goal! I needed the pants for this weekend and

>it is still hot here in Georgia so I bought the 16's for comfort, but

>I'm betting my next trip will find me in the 14's. I'm going on

>vacation in a couple of weeks and I have always lost weight (the only

>time I ever lost weight easily before the MGB - go figure) so I'm

>guessing with 3 weeks of walking I'll be in those 14s for

>Thanksgiving!

>

>And, if I'm not, it still okay. Size 14-16 beats my old size 32 any

>day!

>

> (in Atlanta)

>5-11-04 Joplin - Dr.H

>329/175/??? still hoping for the 10/12 range

>

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[Guest guest]

Congratulations!!!! I can't wait to see you at the S. Louis meeting!

Star in Mo

At last!

> Okay, I've been stuck in the size 16-18 mode for months. So, the

> scale started dropping last week and now I'm down another 10 lbs.

> So, I went clothes shopping (probably my last visit to the Avenue)

> and pulled a couple of pairs of pants off the sale rack (is there any

> other rack?). Being a realistis, I pulled an 18 and a 16 (since

> these pants were not made of a stretch fabric) and said, 'okay' let's

> see what's going to fit. First I tried on the 18's - too big, way

> too big! Yeah!. The 16's were a little loose. So I went and pulled

> a pair of 14s. Okay, still a little snug. But, I'm getting real

> close to my size 10-12 goal! I needed the pants for this weekend and

> it is still hot here in Georgia so I bought the 16's for comfort, but

> I'm betting my next trip will find me in the 14's. I'm going on

> vacation in a couple of weeks and I have always lost weight (the only

> time I ever lost weight easily before the MGB - go figure) so I'm

> guessing with 3 weeks of walking I'll be in those 14s for

> Thanksgiving!

>

> And, if I'm not, it still okay. Size 14-16 beats my old size 32 any

> day!

>

> (in Atlanta)

> 5-11-04 Joplin - Dr.H

> 329/175/??? still hoping for the 10/12 range

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