Re: off topic/Golden retrievers

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Kathy,

It's Aletha. Where are you located? We lost our Golden Retriever 3 years ago and were interested in adopting a new one into our family. The only problem is that we have a new exchange student coming in the fall for about 10 months and she is allergic to dogs, so we need to wait until the following year.

Any recommendations!!!

Aletha

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Liquid LDN

In a message dated 5/29/2005 3:02:40 AM Central Daylight Time, Aletha@... writes:

That is great CJ. I just didn't know enough about it in order to advise for it. Do you have to refrigerate it? Does the pharmacy turn it into a liquid solution, or do you?

Kind regards

Aletha

Yes, Aletha is has to be refrigerated. I mix a 50 mg pill with 50 ml of distilled water. ( I crush the 50mg pill and mix it myself with the water.) It works just great and I much prefer doing it this way and then I do not have to worry about fillers.

I have to say that I truly believe that the Lord lead me to the LDN website. I had just found out that I had three new huge lesions and what scared me the most was the big one on the brain stem. I knew that if I did not get something I was going to be a goner. I have had MS since I was 13 years old but I did not have my first major attack until July 11, 1988. After that I went slowly downhill. When I started the LDN I had nothing to lose and everything to gain. I researched it enough to know that I JUST HAD to get it and my neuro would not write me a script for it. So I had to take my health into my own hands. I will NEVER regret getting started on it. I was pretty much apt. bound and I had this huge fear of going into a nursing home. The LDN stopped the progression as soon as I took it. I could feel that I was leveling out and not going down that horrible hill. I am still pretty much apt bound. BUT, I am happy to be where I am at right now. I tell my friends and family that I am now truly content and haapy. Don't get me wrong----I still have to have my home helper or I could not live on my own. I do have her and I have my computer so that I have my link to the outside world. I have hundreds of books that I read when I get tired of working on my book that I am writting. After having this MONSTER disease for 49 years now I have accepted it a long time ago. Cannot tell you when though. It was just there one day. When I was FINALLY diagnosed it was worth celebrating. At LAST I knew that there was a name for all the things that I had gone through. I will say that when I read it on a letter wrote to Social Security for my disability I cried for three weeks. After that I've never cried since. I thank the Lord each and every day for the LDN.

Hugs to all.

CJ"Faith sees the invisible, believes the incredible and receives the impossible."

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-we are in palm beach gardens, florida. where are you? aren't golden retrievers just the best people around??? I hope you find the perfect puppy. kathy---- Original Message -----

From: Aletha Wittmann

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 11:54 AM

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] off topic/Golden retrievers

Kathy,

It's Aletha. Where are you located? We lost our Golden Retriever 3 years ago and were interested in adopting a new one into our family. The only problem is that we have a new exchange student coming in the fall for about 10 months and she is allergic to dogs, so we need to wait until the following year.

Any recommendations!!!

Aletha

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Liquid LDN

In a message dated 5/29/2005 3:02:40 AM Central Daylight Time, Aletha@... writes:

That is great CJ. I just didn't know enough about it in order to advise for it. Do you have to refrigerate it? Does the pharmacy turn it into a liquid solution, or do you?

Kind regards

Aletha

Yes, Aletha is has to be refrigerated. I mix a 50 mg pill with 50 ml of distilled water. ( I crush the 50mg pill and mix it myself with the water.) It works just great and I much prefer doing it this way and then I do not have to worry about fillers.

I have to say that I truly believe that the Lord lead me to the LDN website. I had just found out that I had three new huge lesions and what scared me the most was the big one on the brain stem. I knew that if I did not get something I was going to be a goner. I have had MS since I was 13 years old but I did not have my first major attack until July 11, 1988. After that I went slowly downhill. When I started the LDN I had nothing to lose and everything to gain. I researched it enough to know that I JUST HAD to get it and my neuro would not write me a script for it. So I had to take my health into my own hands. I will NEVER regret getting started on it. I was pretty much apt. bound and I had this huge fear of going into a nursing home. The LDN stopped the progression as soon as I took it. I could feel that I was leveling out and not going down that horrible hill. I am still pretty much apt bound. BUT, I am happy to be where I am at right now. I tell my friends and family that I am now truly content and haapy. Don't get me wrong----I still have to have my home helper or I could not live on my own. I do have her and I have my computer so that I have my link to the outside world. I have hundreds of books that I read when I get tired of working on my book that I am writting. After having this MONSTER disease for 49 years now I have accepted it a long time ago. Cannot tell you when though. It was just there one day. When I was FINALLY diagnosed it was worth celebrating. At LAST I knew that there was a name for all the things that I had gone through. I will say that when I read it on a letter wrote to Social Security for my disability I cried for three weeks. After that I've never cried since. I thank the Lord each and every day for the LDN.

Hugs to all.

CJ"Faith sees the invisible, believes the incredible and receives the impossible."