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I still think it's the best option we have, at least until something better comes along . . . but I also know I still have the MonSter.

I agree, Cherie. I'll always have MS...but LDN has made alot of the daily "reminders" much less apparent and aggravating.

I try not to be too "pushy" with my opinion of LDN because I know everyone is different and everyone responds to it differently. But, no different than the Interferons which everyone responds to differently. But.....it's hard not to be excited when you find something that makes you feel so good!

I even overdid it the other day and paid for it big time the next.....but it was OK! I knew why I was so tired and it was worth it to be able to have the kind of day I had.....it was like I was back to normal again!!
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