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08-15-2008, 01:04 PM
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In Remembrance
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It sounds like you're one of the lucky ones, Frank. Wowser, is right!!
 Don't any of you others get discouraged. LDN will work for you too, just at different ways and speeds. RRMSers, usually get the best benefit from all MS Meds. That's because they usually don't, yet, have permanent nerve damage and are still able to re-myelinate. I told you that, when I started on LDN, I was already SPMS and so, I didn't get right up and throw away my cane. I did, however, feel stronger, less fatigued and dizzyness, when closing eyes, was gone.....and I felt Great!! And....my MS disability has not progressed in the 5+ yrs, I've taken it. No new symptoms and no exacerbations. Remember.....To stop or slow the progression of disability is the main benefit of LDN. It is not a cure, although, to a lucky few, it may seem that way.. ...Keep the faith... Good wishes too all.. 
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