Re: Thanks Larry the numbness is scary

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you just said IT, in a nutshell, the problem, the key, the issue at hand. Those 3 words I bolded below.

I think the Fear Factor is the biggest issue. I can't tell you how many times one bad thought snowballed and freaked me out. Many times in the beginning I thought it felt like I was taking cyanide tablets. I kept thinking What If it doesnt' work, What If it's killing me, What If I made the biggest mistake of my life.

But, doing nothing less than 3.0, and only 4.5 for 2 trials (38 days, and 12 days, 7 months apart), for 953 days now, only missing 2 doses (day 359 and 864), I don't scare as easily any more. So far, every obstacle, every event has resolved, either with my chiropractors, or in a few days.

Most of it is posted in My Story thread on my LDN ezboard, feel free to read. http://www.larrygc.com/mystory

I don't have sleeping issues, or at least I have no complaints about my pattern. My wife said when I woke up on 4/18/03, after my first night, that she THOUGHT I slept more peacefully than ever before (21 yrs of observation). She confirmed that periodically as time went on. I also live on a 12-8am schedule, so I'm sleeping from 7pm til 11:30pm or so, most every day. Maybe people are just trying to sleep too much? LOL

[low dose naltrexone] Thanks Larry the numbness is scary

Thanks LarryI do feel a small bit better from the 1.5 mg strangely. I am scared to go up to the bigger doses. Do people just take some sleeping aids and sleep through it?Cathal

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Hi Cathal, My numbness is starting to get better at week 2. I still

have sleep issues and am hoping that to will pass. I don't want to get

use to a sleep aid and have problems sleeping with out it. I'm taking

3 mg. Good luck!

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> Thanks Larry

> I do feel a small bit better from the 1.5 mg strangely. I am scared

to go up to the bigger

> doses. Do people just take some sleeping aids and sleep through it?

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