Re: Can anyone help/can those with Fibromyalgia help

[Guest guest]

> My first time on----I just sent for my LDN compounded Rx. I am looking for

> info re LDN

> in treating fibromyalgia.....I am really hoping for a miracle

> here....Thanks,,,,,

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[Guest guest]

Excellent glad to hear that I am not alone----I hope that we both do very well!!

[Guest guest]

40 yrs is a long time---wow--I hope it gets you great results!!! Are you really comprimized due to symptoms?? I have been diagnosed in 1988, but have been much worse lately.

Unfortuanately, I am unable to work any longer as the pain etc is too much to handle.

[Guest guest]

Sounds hopeful---great about the pain of fibro being gone....Thanks

[Guest guest]

or family member,

How long have you been taking LDN? My daughter, who has Fibro is going to try and convince her new Dr. to give her LDN for Fibro and wanted to come armed with testimonials that it is working.

Thanks,

Terria

On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 15:38:25 -0000 "jasonlbreckenridge" <jasonlbreckenridge@...> writes:

I take it for Fibro and CFS. I do not have Fibro pain anymore.. at all! I use the liquid which is better. Sleep problems still exist though =(. CFS symptoms improve slowly. I am 4 months in.Good luck.

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4 months , fibro pain is gone like i said. I basically only have

just CFS now. symtoms of CFS improve gradually and not as robust as

the pain improvemnt from fibro. sleep problem are still there but

not as bad if i take it later past 9PM. It is a miracle.

JL

> or family member,

>

> How long have you been taking LDN? My daughter, who has Fibro is

going

> to try and convince her new Dr. to give her LDN for Fibro and

wanted to

> come armed with testimonials that it is working.

>

> Thanks,

> Terria

>

> On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 15:38:25 -0000 " jasonlbreckenridge "

> <jasonlbreckenridge@y...> writes:

> I take it for Fibro and CFS. I do not have Fibro pain anymore.. at

> all! I use the liquid which is better. Sleep problems still exist

> though =(. CFS symptoms improve slowly. I am 4 months in.

>

> Good luck.

[Guest guest]

> > or family member,

> >

> > How long have you been taking LDN? My daughter, who has Fibro is

> going

> > to try and convince her new Dr. to give her LDN for Fibro and

> wanted to

> > come armed with testimonials that it is working.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Terria

> >

> > On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 15:38:25 -0000 " jasonlbreckenridge "

> > <jasonlbreckenridge@y...> writes:

> > I take it for Fibro and CFS. I do not have Fibro pain anymore..

at

> > all! I use the liquid which is better. Sleep problems still exist

> > though =(. CFS symptoms improve slowly. I am 4 months in.

> >

> > Good luck.

>

[Guest guest]

How long did it take for your fibro pain to go away? Did it get

worse before it got better (I've been on LDN a week and I seem to

have more pain than I did before).

Thanks,

Kelli

> > or family member,

> >

> > How long have you been taking LDN? My daughter, who has Fibro is

> going

> > to try and convince her new Dr. to give her LDN for Fibro and

> wanted to

> > come armed with testimonials that it is working.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Terria

> >

> > On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 15:38:25 -0000 " jasonlbreckenridge "

> > <jasonlbreckenridge@y...> writes:

> > I take it for Fibro and CFS. I do not have Fibro pain anymore..

at

> > all! I use the liquid which is better. Sleep problems still exist

> > though =(. CFS symptoms improve slowly. I am 4 months in.

> >

> > Good luck.

>

[Guest guest]

Treveen

This may help you also. Go to link below, click and scroll way down until you

see Fibromyalgia headed in green. The testimonials were taken from past posts

on this forum.

What Others Are Saying About LDN

http://www.low dose naltrexone.org/others.htm

[Guest guest]

Thanks .

It gives me hope to read other peoples' stories and to hear such wonderful

miracles.

I still have not managed to find anyone else out there using it for multiple

chemical sensitivities.My aim is to correct my immune function but since I

have been sick for over 40 years now,I realise this may be a slow path but

that is fine as long as I am getting somewhere.

Any improvement at all would be greatly appreciated and to be able to eat

normal food and not be in constant pain would be my miracle.

Thank you all so much for all the fantastic information you provide.

I have been on my LDN now for only a few days and I look forward to be able

to report my success story one day.

I appreciate the support you people have given me.

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