Re: Re: online paper summarizing MS autoimmunity studies

[Guest guest]

Sounds wonderful. What can I do?

--- Schaafsma <compucruz@...> wrote:

>

> You're on a roll with these MS posts. I agree with

> you, there are

> hopeful signs in that article.

>

> Speaking of hope...I hope you turn into one of those

> researchers who

> leads a double life as a clinican. I look forward to

> taking my cure

> at La Clinique De Hodologica.

>

> I see the whole gang of us enjoying a round of

> suped-up Myers

> Cocktails in the Sun Room, while Jill renews our

> fighting spirits by

> whacking the hell out of a giant, spirochete-shaped

> pinata, leading

> the room in a chant of " Die, hell-worm, die! "

>

> Of course, some patients may become overstimulated,

> a condition

> Nelly and I will remedy by reciting the

> pharmaceutical names of

> every drug that ever gave either of us a migraine.

>

> Then it will be nap-time, and Penny will come to

> tuck us all in and

> spritz our sinuses with her patented blend of

> Clorox, jasmine tea

> and holy water.

>

> As our bugs give up the ghost, we will dream happy

> dreams, knowing

> that Dr. Hodologica will be there in the morning to

> make his rounds

> and complement us all on our most excellent

> progress.

>

> You think I jest, but as I write this Agent Bleu is

> scouting

> locations and lining up a steady supply of fresh

> oysters for the

> Hyperbaric Oxygen Lounge & Snack Bar.

>

> La Clinique De Hodologica is a fait accomplit.

>

> (In fact, the Unnameable One has already filed a

> lawsuit to shut it

> down. Not to worry, Ken has filed a countersuit,

> with damages steep

> enough to keep us in oysters for decades).

>

> Just remember, if anyone asks, yes, you take

> MediCal.

>

> Voila. C'est vrais. *Insert mangled french phrase of

> your choice*

>

> Yessir, I believe we can do it.

>

> Scha

>

>

>

> >

> > http://www.pubmedcentral.gov/articlerender.fcgi?

> tool=pmcentrez & artid=521993

> >

> > Interesting stuff - one must be open minded to it.

>

> >

> > But, " the MS community has tried for decades to

> fit MS into the

> > experimental autoimmune encephalitis box and when

> all is said and

> > done, it just does not fit, " opines an editorial

> in the issue of

> > ls of Neurology that carried the 2004 Barnett

> and Prineas

> finding

> > that oligodendrocyte death precedes inflammation

> in quite possibly

> all

> > lesions.

> >

> > Its encouraging that a statement like that can be

> published in what

> > looks like(?) " the " MS journal. It doesnt seem the

> surprising 2004

> > finding is being ignored or marginalized, and

> hopefully followup

> is on

> > the way.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

LOL I nearly missed this. Glade I didn't.

up to my eyes in it.

> Sounds wonderful. What can I do?

> --- Schaafsma <compucruz@...> wrote:

> >

> > You're on a roll with these MS posts. I agree with

> > you, there are

> > hopeful signs in that article.

> >

> > Speaking of hope...I hope you turn into one of those

> > researchers who

> > leads a double life as a clinican. I look forward to

> > taking my cure

> > at La Clinique De Hodologica.

> >

> > I see the whole gang of us enjoying a round of

> > suped-up Myers

> > Cocktails in the Sun Room, while Jill renews our

> > fighting spirits by

> > whacking the hell out of a giant, spirochete-shaped

> > pinata, leading

> > the room in a chant of " Die, hell-worm, die! "

> >

> > Of course, some patients may become overstimulated,

> > a condition

> > Nelly and I will remedy by reciting the

> > pharmaceutical names of

> > every drug that ever gave either of us a migraine.

> >

> > Then it will be nap-time, and Penny will come to

> > tuck us all in and

> > spritz our sinuses with her patented blend of

> > Clorox, jasmine tea

> > and holy water.

> >

> > As our bugs give up the ghost, we will dream happy

> > dreams, knowing

> > that Dr. Hodologica will be there in the morning to

> > make his rounds

> > and complement us all on our most excellent

> > progress.

> >

> > You think I jest, but as I write this Agent Bleu is

> > scouting

> > locations and lining up a steady supply of fresh

> > oysters for the

> > Hyperbaric Oxygen Lounge & Snack Bar.

> >

> > La Clinique De Hodologica is a fait accomplit.

> >

> > (In fact, the Unnameable One has already filed a

> > lawsuit to shut it

> > down. Not to worry, Ken has filed a countersuit,

> > with damages steep

> > enough to keep us in oysters for decades).

> >

> > Just remember, if anyone asks, yes, you take

> > MediCal.

> >

> > Voila. C'est vrais. *Insert mangled french phrase of

> > your choice*

> >

> > Yessir, I believe we can do it.

> >

> > Scha

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > > http://www.pubmedcentral.gov/articlerender.fcgi?

> > tool=pmcentrez & artid=521993

> > >

> > > Interesting stuff - one must be open minded to it.

> >

> > >

> > > But, " the MS community has tried for decades to

> > fit MS into the

> > > experimental autoimmune encephalitis box and when

> > all is said and

> > > done, it just does not fit, " opines an editorial

> > in the issue of

> > > ls of Neurology that carried the 2004 Barnett

> > and Prineas

> > finding

> > > that oligodendrocyte death precedes inflammation

> > in quite possibly

> > all

> > > lesions.

> > >

> > > Its encouraging that a statement like that can be

> > published in what

> > > looks like(?) " the " MS journal. It doesnt seem the

> > surprising 2004

> > > finding is being ignored or marginalized, and

> > hopefully followup

> > is on

> > > the way.

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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