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Old 03-21-2014, 03:28 PM #11
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Erin,
Did your neuro refuse to let you take it? If you feel strongly about trying what the physiologist recommended, what's stopping you from giving it a try?

I say this because both my neuro and my PCP frowned on me trying the LDN, but after some persuasion, the neuro finally gave me prescription for a month. The rest is history and I wouldn't be without it. I've been on LDN for almost 2 years now. I even told the neuro how much it has helped me; especially with cognitive function. He has since changed his mind about it...at least for me. In his last letter to my PCP, he said that the PCP should carry on with the prescription when the one that I have runs out.

With love, Erika
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