Guest guest Posted July 28, 2005 Report Share Posted July 28, 2005 true maureen, but still. It makes me think, most people put blind trust in a dr and expect them to keep them safe and well. We if I had gone into this with that attitude who knows what could have happened. SHe was kinda upset that I "knew too much" she said, " you know more than me,lol" Well, she has access to more info than I do, she should know that there are studies for pill versions of CRAB drugs being tested. I guess I'm spoiled my other Neuro does, but he is a MS specialist, she is not. anayway, we will see. I haven't gotten my rx filled yet, hopefully by this weekend( money). Les -----Original Message-----From: bentleyfam26 [mailto:mclarke@...]Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 9:10 PMpoohbear6246@...Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Les' new doctor...Les wrote: "I wasn't very impressed with this dr. She was very nice, but notvery knowledgeable, didn't even know that Rebiff was not compatible with LDN."LOL, Les! Be gentle with her. Most neuros don't know much about LDN. Think of yourself as her teacher, and be glad that she's secure enough to let you teach her. Inch by inch, we're gaining ground. Maureen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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