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Old 04-02-2009, 03:54 AM #2
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Hey Erin,

Sorry you can't find anyone to Rx LDN for you.

I asked my neuro about it and after discussing it with his colleagues, he went ahead and wrote a scrip for me. His attitude was, why not? It can't hurt. I got it from a local compounding pharmacy.

I tried it for a little over a year. In my case, it did nothing for me. But that's just me. At least I had the chance to try it!

Best of luck to you.
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