I'm glad you posted this, Hockey, Shelley sent me the link the other night and I confess, I am wildly excited by the possibility of it being something so simple!

I'm seriously wondering if I can get to Roto-Rooter at my own expense, the possibility alone is worth it to me.

Does anyone have any contact info? I'd like to get involved in this.

Stanford University School Of Medicine
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I was really pleased to hear that the Canadian MS Society is not going to drag its feet on this. Effective 1 December, extra research money is going to be made available to study Liberation Therapy.

Each year, instead of Christmas exchanging gifts, hubby and I make a donation to charity. This year our cheque is going to the MS society - along with the prayer that this really is the breakthrough that is going to change so many lives for good.

Cheers

I don't think it's that simple. This theory does not account for genetics, lots North, less South (geographic factors) and other things. May be a by-product but doubt answer is this simple. All surgery is dangerous, already there are deaths with shunt displacement/ movement. I'm going to see what happens. While I always have a little hope on these things, I've seen too many become nothing. I predict this will overwhelmingly effective for some, destructive or non-effective for others.