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Date Posted: 10:24:55 11/21/03 Fri
Author: Reg.
Author Host/IP: rddrpx38-port-56.dial.telus.net / 161.184.23.149
Subject: We Got My Bro.On L.D.N.

This is so encouraging that I couldn't wait any longer to tell everyone that we got a prescription for L.D.N. for my bedridden bro.He has been in a nursing home for four years now and hasn't talked for three of them. M.S. has taken most of his voluntary diapraghm movement away and it was to much work to take a deep breath [which we all do without thinking] to talk. Last tues. I asked him a question and he replied very clearly "I don't know" He is also more flexible and you can see the old light back in his eyes, someone is home again.
Now prior to this his doctor was quite beside himself as he thought he was loosing the battle.We thought so to,but we didn't give up. Now I believe that for once if you have Primary Progressive M.S. you don't have to end up in a home, there is hope out there Thank God.
I am one happy guy..Reg.

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Re: Reg this is fantastic news!!! I'm thrilled that your brother is getting benefit from the LDN. Keep us posted. (NT) -- Brenda, 16:01:06 11/21/03 Fri
- Reg, how is brother these days? I hope he's either better or still the same as when you reported on him. -- Brenda, 07:17:21 12/01/03 Mon
  - Re: Reg, how is brother these days? I hope he's either better or still the same as when you reported on him. -- Regk, 13:22:21 12/03/03 Wed
    - Re: Reg, how is brother these days? I hope he's either better or still the same as when you reported on him. -- Reg, 09:59:08 12/04/03 Thu
      - Re: Just for your brother to be speaking is a miracle. No other clinically approved MS meds can do that as none help the symptoms of MS (NT) -- Brenda, 14:47:24 12/04/03 Thu
        Re: Just for your brother to be speaking is a miracle. No other clinically approved MS meds can do that as none help the symptoms of MS -- Reg, 13:17:23 12/12/03 Fri
        Things are sounding promising for your brother Reg. I hope his progress continues (NT) -- Brenda, 15:16:31 12/12/03 Fri
        Re: Just for your brother to be speaking is a miracle. No other clinically approved MS meds can do that as none help the symptoms of MS -- Lorna, 07:37:37 12/13/03 Sat
        Re: Just for your brother to be speaking is a miracle. No other clinically approved MS meds can do that as none help the symptoms of MS -- Reg, 05:42:00 12/15/03 Mon
        Re: Just for your brother to be speaking is a miracle. No other clinically approved MS meds can do that as none help the symptoms of MS -- Lorna, 08:20:53 12/22/03 Mon
        Re: Just for your brother to be speaking is a miracle. No other clinically approved MS meds can do that as none help the symptoms of MS -- Reg, 11:32:19 12/31/03 Wed
        Great news Reg. And I whole-heartedly agree with the doctor as to why there's been no research done on LDN...$$$$$$$ (NT) -- Brenda, 13:15:56 12/31/03 Wed
Re: Reg -- Brenda, 06:30:45 01/01/04 Thu