How is everyone doing? This thread got so quiet...............

I have finally recovered from missing my LDN dose for two nights in a row. It is amazing how fast the symptoms come back. I am also recovering from my cataract surgery, which gave me a really rough time. I had an inflamitory response to something used in the procedure within my eye after the first surgery. Two additional surgeries later I am feeling, if not seeing, better. I am told that my vision will improve with time. It better, because right now I can’t see out of that eye worth you-know-what. It has been a rough week or so. Next week I will attend a weeklong photography workshop. If that doesn’t kill me, I don’t know what will. I’m going to try to take it slow and easy. That should keep me out of trouble for a while.

I'm doing hunky peachy, Kell, thanks for asking.

Sorry about the eye troubles, Marion, but glad you are back up - on LDN..

I have a question? I know we've talked about healing from an injury or illness sooner, with LDN. I just looked at an injury on my hand that was sore and bleeding one day and healed over the next day.. That was lightening speed. And another thing I've been noticing is, that my moles that had been on my body for years, are disappearing.

I didn't notice this so much in the beginning with LDN, but I've been on it for over six years now and I am seeing more of this healing stuff.

On the other hand, I still have Psyoriosis on the palms of my hands, although much better this year than it has ever been.

Has anyone else noticed these miraculous healings??

Sally, I have noticed healing faster from cuts and minor injuries (scrapes, burns). I haven't noticed any moles disappearing but I haven't been on LDN as long as you have. I got a paper cut on my finger (yowch!) and it had almost healed completely 2 days later.

The one thing that has always been consistent for me while taking LDN is that my hair and nails grow like crazy! I've never had such strong, long nails in my life! And my hair is thicker and grows much faster (not necessarily a great thing but, oh well....).

Oh yeah, the hair and nails thing. I keep my hair on the short side (easier to take care of) and I have to trim it constantly, it seems....my bangs keep growing over my eyes... I try to keep my nails shorter too and that seems almost impossible..

At my age, especially, this seems unreal..

I have to have my hair practically scalped bald if I want my haircut to last much more than eight weeks. My hair is also getting curlier. I always did have a bit of a wave, but this is ridicules. If the weather is humid at all, I get ringlets. My nails also grow faster and stronger. It used to be that my nails would break off once they detached from the nail bed. Lately I have had to take a nail file to them to keep them trimmed.

Marion I'm glad your eye surgery is over with and healing despite the infection or allergy to whatever they put in your eye during surgery. Wow two more surgeries to fix the problem, that must have been a real bummer.

Also happy to hear that the LDN is finally kickin back in for you. When I read you last post about forgetting to take it, I ordered my refill early. I don't want to find out what it's like to be without the LDN.. EVER.

As for my head hair, it has always been full and fast growing. My nails long and thick (except while on Avonex, nails and hair spit). I need to file them constantly too.

I keep them long and filed square, polished with pinks or wild colors (tee hee), so people also ask me if they are acrylic nails.

Btw, I have for about the last past 10 years or so lost all body hair from the neck down. Same place I don't sweat, from the neck down. Strange.