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Old 03-10-2016, 05:50 PM #1
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Received this in an email from LDNScience.org today:


LDNdoctor.com has been offering telemedicine LDN prescriptions for US residents for the past 5 months with great success. This makes getting an LDN prescription easier than ever.

If you prefer visiting a doctor for an LDN prescription, you may find a doctor by using our LDN Doctor Directory on our newly redesigned site: www.ldnscience.org


For the most trustworthy LDN information visit ldnscience.org
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Thanks Kelly/Kitty. I haven't been on LDN since I've been in the home.
I don't know if that is effecting my MS progression or not. It might be,
Because it was my savior for over 12 yrs and now I am not doing so well.

I may do well to go back on it?

I hate not being home and taking care of me.
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Sally,
If there is a chance LDN was helping; might be worth going back on it. I know you hate being where you are now; but Sally can still make many decisions affecting herself; like trying LDN again. Right??


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Sally, is there some reason why you can't get the LDN there? I should think that any meds you were taking could be transferred there. LDN usually comes through a special compounding pharmacy, doesn't it? Wouldn't they deliver to a nursing home?

If it's been helping you, why in the world should you have to do without it in a place that's supposed to be there to help take care of you?
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My DD can get it for me. I just am on to much of a funk to care right now.

I'm working on it.
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My DD can get it for me. I just am on to much of a funk to care right now.

I'm working on it.


Sally,

Maybe being without this med might be adding to your "downer" feelings.

I sure hope you do get back on it soon.


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