Hi daisy,
I too have heard it was okay to take Copaxone and LDN but i stopped Copaxone and started LDN, like I mentioned before. What did your Neuro say? My Neuro gives me my LDN script now.

Kitty-cat I forgot to say that yes, I get very vivid dreams. From the moment I lay my head down until I get up. If I get up for the bathroom, which I always do, I go back to the same dream or a different one.

I have always been a vivid, color dreamer ever since I was a young kid. Or I would have some nightmares too then and now. I think LDN may enhance them more.

If it is working to increase endorphins, and mood, etc., and lower the pain threshold, than it must have to work the brain while sleeping. JMO

I don't care if I dream as long as I wake and know the difference.

OK, so I'm hearing a few who are becoming disenchanted with their LDN. hmmmmmmmm...

My advise is. if it's hurting you, stop taking it and if it's not, don't!!!

There were times, especially at first, over the past 9 yrs, I felt it wasn't helping enough and thought of stopping. I was encouraged by long term users to continue the LDN, because, it wasn't hurting me and probably helping.

I think we expect too much from such a little pill. but, whether it is helping my MS to be better or not, it IS helping me feel healthier and better. My wounds heal faster, my hair and nails grow longer faster and stronger, my mind is clearer, my sight is better and it gives me an overall feeling of well being.

I started mine again last night. Just didn't make sense to stop it. I wasn't having any problems. Like my Dad always said......"if it ain't broke don't fix it"!

Right on!!

Is Doc S still writing the prescriptions, after he retires? I hope so!!!

Sally, I need to call him and find out. I'll put that on my "to-do" list for tomorrow. I'll let you know what I find out.

If he doesn't prescribe it I don't know where I'll get mine from.

I just had my last wisdom tooth pulled (better late than never, eh?), and it hurt like the dickens the first few days after the extraction. I ended up not taking my LDN for four nights in a row because I used codeine for pain relief, and LDN would render codeine’s pain-relieving properties ineffective. I couldn’t wait to get back on the LDN. It is an important part of my “Beat MS” strategy.

Sally, I'm calling Dr. S today - I promise. I put a BIG note on the refrigerator to remind me!

I just called to make an apptment and they told me that the phone appts for LDN will remain the same after he retires.

I just came here to tell you this when I saw your post..

Was I too late? Did you call? Send me the bill!!