Please share your views on the most promising MS studies

gonnamakeit · 06-12-2009, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by jbro

Thank you both, kicker, gonnamakeit. I too am fighting an uphill battle to get in trials, b/c I have been in a wheelchair for 9 yrs, and have not walked without assistance for 2 yrs. Yesterday I was told that even though I am enrolled in Medicare, my primary insurer was still able to deny access to the doctor at Wash U. Sometimes I find American health care exasperating.

Take care, John

John,

To the best of my knowledge, there is nothing out there that will help you and others like you (me included). Even the current trials are not focusing on neuro regeneration, which is what progressive people must have to improve.

I also think that if you enroll in a trial that no payment is charged either you or your insurance company, so worrying about that is unnecessary. Getting into any trial in your current condition will be the major hassle.

gmi

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