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Old 09-01-2012, 10:31 PM #29
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Originally Posted by Mariel View Post
Erika, I want that LDN, to give a try. My hematologist just laughed (semi-sneer) when I inquired about it, but it seems to have helped many.
Hi Mariel,
Maybe check out the LDN thread. In there you will find that I had much the same experience in requesting LDN. It may help to offer to send your PCP the LDN site link via email and suggest that he/she at least watch the short informational video.

With love, Erika
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