Re: re Help and my own situation

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In a message dated 9/4/2005 1:04:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time, dontbotherthecrazypeople@... writes:

and my only alternative is to try interferons again! or

Hi

I don't know if you know that Copaxone is not an interferon and that is why it is compatible with LDN. Just want to make sure you don't try any of the other drugs, (Rebif, Avonex, Betaseron) which are interferons, if you decide to go back.

Best

Arlene

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> I read here alot and usually post on Goodshapes board.

> I was on copaxone and LDN (doing wonderfully) have been on LDN 3.0 for

> over 7 months. I lost my Copaxone coverage (nord) I have been off of

> it for about 4 weeks now.

> I was doing well enough I took a job worked for 3 weeks. Within the

> last week I had to quit work and have been worse than I have been in

> yrs.

> I was ready to throw in the towel (not sure where to throw it)

> I read s post and I will dilute 2 (3.0) pills in water and take

> at least 4.5 mg's a night and go higher if I need too. I am confident

> of my source of LDN and my only alternative is to try interferons

> again! or do a cortizone dosing. But I will stick with this new and

> higher dosing of LDN. To the lady who posted the help topic.

> I do think 's idea of checking for secondary infections is a

> must do! Bladder especially can cause all kinds of troubles and

> increase in symptoms.

> I will report back here what happens.

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Taking the new job is probably your downfall. I hope that's where the problem

is and that you'll be doing well again soon. Sometimes we cannot go back into

the work field even though we may feel that we can.