Re :Re: Re: Has LDN halted progression

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I would obviously totally agree with you but I think if MS is progressing on LDN potential mis-diagnosis is one of the things you should be considering, along with dosage and source of LDN. We must also accept that nothing works for everybody. My wife is doing well on LDN so we do not seem to have the problem. I would however say that what I have read of Lyme testing, if you test negative for it that does not necessary prove you are negative. Some test seem to produce some false negatives others tend to produce false positives. Even although my wife is doing well on LDN we do intend trying to rule out Lyme as a factor just because she was brought up on a farm and therefore high risk. We just do not know what test to ask for yet.

Dave

Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2005 09:24:17 EDT From: arlizotte@...Subject: Re: Re: Has LDN halted progression In a message dated 7/14/2005 11:02:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, chiefman596@... writes:I progressed on LDN, with MRI, confirmation. And also tested negative for Lyme. Just because someone is progressing does not mean they have lyme instead.