Re: Doctor trouble in Australia

[Guest guest]

Friday -kell in sydney here

ask friends for Dr s that are free with script pad here and in and out dr.

or very open to new treatments(a younger DR.?) Im so sorry I cant tell you

mine I am sworn!!!!! to secrecy on that-but Dr edelsten in manly I know is

free with scripts and quick normally-say alcohol prob or go to drug and

alcohol centre to see a dr(tell them you tried AA to no avail!) still have

problem! lol! its terrible we have to resort to this but that's the way it

is here to get that script!!!! good luck friday

love kell from northern beaches -sydney

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

From: " Friday " <paraschick@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2004 3:34 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Doctor trouble in Australia

> Gees Group friends,

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> I tell you what, the doctors here dont make a decision without

> consulting your neurologist. the Neurologists wont prescribe

> anything not trialed, tested and approved as MS treatment.

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> At this rate, I may have to become a 'Clayton's Alcoholic' to attept

> to get the stuff and even, knowing my luck, the docs would suggest I

> go to AA Meetings, and send me on a wild goose chase before resorting

> to Naltrexone because they may see it as a drastic measure.

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> Anyone in Australia out there? Can I borrow your doctor?

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> Friday

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[Guest guest]

hey friday kell again happy for you to tell that trial guy to contact me

thru email first - kell

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

From: " Friday " <paraschick@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2004 3:34 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Doctor trouble in Australia

> Gees Group friends,

>

> I tell you what, the doctors here dont make a decision without

> consulting your neurologist. the Neurologists wont prescribe

> anything not trialed, tested and approved as MS treatment.

>

> At this rate, I may have to become a 'Clayton's Alcoholic' to attept

> to get the stuff and even, knowing my luck, the docs would suggest I

> go to AA Meetings, and send me on a wild goose chase before resorting

> to Naltrexone because they may see it as a drastic measure.

>

> Anyone in Australia out there? Can I borrow your doctor?

>

> Friday

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[Guest guest]

Friday,

That sounds like a very broad statement to make. We have seem people

from the US and Britain complain about the same thing. I live near

Melbourne and have two doctors and am sure they both would have

prescribed LDN for me had I asked as they know and trust me. I printed

out and took with me heaps of stuff on LDN for the one I saw first but

she didn't bother - just wrote me a script for it.

Friday wrote:

Anyone in

Australia out there? Can I borrow your doctor?

Friday

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[Guest guest]

, did the doctor who prescribed it to you write it out as 50mg,

and have to get an authority from that gov't number they call for

writing the script? Did you have to convince her to put the

authority through as 'alcoholic' treatment or was it not an issue?

Do you take it to a compounder and if so, is it expensive?

Im glad you wrote back, i have more hope now -im just not sure if i

have to get my doctor to record that im an alcoholic needing

treatment in order to prescribe it. thanks

Friday

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> > Anyone in Australia out there? Can I borrow your doctor?

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