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Old 10-25-2006, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Snoopy View Post
I have a hard time calling it an old wives tale when neuros are still saying MS can burn it's self out....It's not like PwMS keep this going it's the neuro's that are telling their patients.

Is it true....who knows. If someone has managed to have MS burn out I don't think you will find them on a MS message board

And what does burning it's self out really mean?

Like I have said before the concept of MS burning out is very intersesting to me.
Hi Snoopy

What burning itself out means to me is that some PwMS may reach a plateau, when they are no longer having exacerbations..SPMS, maybe.

I am at a plateau and have been, since my start with LDN. I like to think that the LDN has stopped my progression, but who really knows for sure. It may just be the nature of my particular MS.

Right now, the only thing I am progressing in, is AGE
, and they haven't found a cure for that either! As far as the "Old Wive's Tale" , I'll change that to "A Condecending Old Neuro's Tale"

Sorry Snoopy, but there is no scientific proof that women "burn out" at menopause. Some may and some may not, depending on the course of their MS, but I doubt if it has anything to do with "The Change of Life" .

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