I know.....I stopped taking several and think that in itself made me feel better. No doubt, the stuff that's supposed to help us feel better sometimes ends up making us feel worse.

I know what you mean about sleep, Frank.....sometimes even though I know I need it if I'm awake it seems pointless to just lay there hoping to go back to sleep eventually. I'm too antsy for that! Since I know I can always take a nap or at lest rest during the day if I need to I don't stress about when I get my sleep too much. If I had an 8-5 job I'd be pullin' my hair out!

Well, all I can say is, I sure am glad I had my LDN and Prozac, through this past week. I don't think I would have made it, without both..

Nice to see most of you doing so well. (((((((Frank)))))))..hang in there. You too..(((((((Twink)))))))

nice to see your pretty smile on this post again Sal, glad you are ok

Yaaaaaay!!

We've got our Sally back!!!

I have a 1 PM phone consult appointment with the doc today....I've been on LDN since 8/25 and the 3.0 dosage since 9/01. I'm hoping he tells me it's okay to bump up to the 4.5 mg. I am nursing a sinus infection and on an antibiotic so he might tell me to wait until the medication is finished.

I like the 1.5 mg. tablets because it gives me the option of taking 3.0 or 4.5 easily.

I need to write my questions down or I'll surely forget them!

well its tues and every day since i went back down to 1.5 i ahve been p early no jet lag, more energy, me thinks .5 is gonna be my dose for some time

everyone I hope your week is going well so far

cherie are you ok? how you been hope you are doing well

I'm surprised that 1.5mg helps you at all, but LDN amazes me anyway, so, great, Frank, I hope this is your dose. you can always try to go up, later.

I started at 3 and didn't go up to 4.5mg for a couple of years.

I'm getting in on this late, but I, a "Biffer" as well, have now been on LDN for close to two months, and, like Sally, it amazes me also.

My neuro, bless him, rxed it and completely surprised me. I was still accumulating information, and researching the suppressant v modulator status of the interferons as related to LDN, planning a full court press in the future.

Turns out a different pt. of his already had quite some time ago, and after doing his own investigation, he has been prescribing ever since to great effect.

Early on, with one rather bizarre improvement, I was certain it was a placebo effect, then slowly, I have also seen tasking improvement and I have cut Provigil use in 1/2.

This is my close to miracle drug. I still take my immunomodulating
interferon, but if I ever have to quit that....well....I won't shed as many tears.

I did not realize that you could take an interferon with LDN. I did know that copaxone and LDN were ok.

It's not recommended, but, has been done, by some, with success???