I have a former neighbor who is my sister's age 68 and my friend is challenged with relapse remission MS. I told her about LDN years ago probably 7-8 yrs ago. We haven't talked for a couple yrs and I called her today and she sounded good.

Had a brain tumor at a point and then broke her hip and ended up with partial hip replacement, which she is doing good on both these issues.

She had gone off LDN for probably 3 months during the above issues and found her legs becoming more like noodles as she called them. She's back on LDN and so much better with walking etc.

I attempted to get my sister on LDN but she did not. She is challenged with primary progressive, I believe. Not doing good at this point.

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