Guest guest Posted December 30, 2005 Report Share Posted December 30, 2005 Good morning all: Just a note to any and all suffering psuedo exacerbations. Opps, I'm Jim(rrms) A.K.A. Captain Caveman. :-) and one of the ones who when trying LDN, had an 'almost' complete reversal of symptoms. Although it seemed like everything went away in the beginning, some of the sensations did come back, but to a much lesser degree and are easily tolerated. Burning sensations etc., All I wanted was for something, anything, to stop/halt the progression of this MonSter....and according to the website, that is what LDN is supposed to do. Halt the progression, and any lessening, or reversal of symptoms are like icing on the cake, just a good side-effect, to be hoped for, but not expected. I checked in on the 11th of December with a two year update, and things were still pretty good, with only an occasional flare up, that didn't usually last very long, so didn't bother with reporting on them. Today is another one of those times, except that today, it seems like I'm a drunken sailor once again. <grin> At least that's how the balance is at the moment. If this keeps up, I'll have to get my cane out of the closet, or unwrap my wheelchair and put it into use once again. Maybe it will go away, and then again, it's anyone's guess. I've been here before, and it was like a jolt back into reality of the fact, hey kiddo, you've got MS...so what else is new? Haven't changed diet, or done anything different, everything remains the same except for the sinuses acting up, which I am hoping is the culprit. If so, great, if not, then it's time to get used to the wall-walking once again. Like I said, I've been here before. sigh. Honestly have no clue as to why I'm checking in, normally I don't do this when I have a mini-flare-up, but it seemed like the thing to do this time, so please bear with me. Hmmm, well, besides having no balance today, it seems like the brain is starting to fade and go on a vacation so better close while it's still partially here. ha. Sleep, rest, good stuff....knuckles dragging ground....hmmm, time to leave, back to Cave, feeling more strange by the moment...bye! Jim(rrms) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest guest Posted December 30, 2005 Report Share Posted December 30, 2005 Morning, Jim, I HAVE ORDERED MY FIRST PERSCRIPTION OF LDN. IT SHOULD BE HERE ANY DAY. I SURE HOPE SOME GOOD COMES FROM IT. I HAVE BEEN DEALING WITH THIS MonSter FOR YEARS WITH NO HELP. JUST ON MY OWN. WITH A POSITIVE ATTITUDE AND DETERMINATION. AND GOD'S STRENGTH AND GUIDANCE. MY HUSBAND & I ARE GOING TO CHURCH NOW. HAVE A LOT OF FRIENDS PRAYING FOR US, ME, TOO. WELL, HOPE YOU HAD A MERRY CHRISTMAS. WE HAD AN INTERESTING ONE. VERY DIFFERENT. LONG STORY. HOPE YOU HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR.!!!!! TAKE CARE. GOD BLESS YOU, & SUSAN. -- [low dose naltrexone] Checking in: Good morning all: Just a note to any and all suffering psuedo exacerbations. Opps, I'm Jim(rrms) A.K.A. Captain Caveman. :-) and one of the ones who when trying LDN, had an 'almost' complete reversal of symptoms. Although it seemed like everything went away in the beginning, some of the sensations did come back, but to a much lesser degree and are easily tolerated. Burning sensations etc., All I wanted was for something, anything, to stop/halt the progression of this MonSter....and according to the website, that is what LDN is supposed to do. Halt the progression, and any lessening, or reversal of symptoms are like icing on the cake, just a good side-effect, to be hoped for, but not expected. I checked in on the 11th of December with a two year update, and things were still pretty good, with only an occasional flare up, that didn't usually last very long, so didn't bother with reporting on them. Today is another one of those times, except that today, it seems like I'm a drunken sailor once again. <grin> At least that's how the balance is at the moment. If this keeps up, I'll have to get my cane out of the closet, or unwrap my wheelchair and put it into use once again. Maybe it will go away, and then again, it's anyone's guess. I've been here before, and it was like a jolt back into reality of the fact, hey kiddo, you've got MS...so what else is new? Haven't changed diet, or done anything different, everything remains the same except for the sinuses acting up, which I am hoping is the culprit. If so, great, if not, then it's time to get used to the wall-walking once again. Like I said, I've been here before. sigh. Honestly have no clue as to why I'm checking in, normally I don't do this when I have a mini-flare-up, but it seemed like the thing to do this time, so please bear with me. Hmmm, well, besides having no balance today, it seems like the brain is starting to fade and go on a vacation so better close while it's still partially here. ha. Sleep, rest, good stuff....knuckles dragging ground....hmmm, time to leave, back to Cave, feeling more strange by the moment...bye! Jim(rrms) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2005 Report Share Posted December 31, 2005 Using a nettie pot with warm water and salt is very good for that. Kathy Re: [low dose naltrexone] Checking in: > My wife's worst problems by far are when her chronic sinus problems are > flaring up. You at least are aware of sinus problems. She gets > infections that don't manifest symptoms noticeable to her. Sometimes a > month after she's been out of sorts, I'll ask to push on her sinuses and > she's so tender she can't stand it. Sinus infections are very draining > for those of us without MS. > > jsgarvin wrote: > >> Good morning all: >> Just a note to any and all suffering psuedo exacerbations. >> >> Opps, I'm Jim(rrms) A.K.A. Captain Caveman. :-) and one of the ones >> who when trying LDN, had an 'almost' complete reversal of symptoms. >> >> Although it seemed like everything went away in the beginning, some of >> the sensations did come back, but to a much lesser degree and are easily >> tolerated. Burning sensations etc., >> >> All I wanted was for something, anything, to stop/halt the progression of >> this MonSter....and according to the website, that is what LDN is >> supposed >> to do. Halt the progression, and any lessening, or reversal of symptoms >> are like icing on the cake, just a good side-effect, to be hoped for, >> but not >> expected. >> >> I checked in on the 11th of December with a two year update, and things >> were still pretty good, with only an occasional flare up, that didn't >> usually >> last very long, so didn't bother with reporting on them. >> >> Today is another one of those times, except that today, it seems like I'm >> a drunken sailor once again. <grin> At least that's how the balance is >> at >> the moment. If this keeps up, I'll have to get my cane out of the >> closet, or >> unwrap my wheelchair and put it into use once again. Maybe it will go >> away, and then again, it's anyone's guess. >> >> I've been here before, and it was like a jolt back into reality of the >> fact, >> hey kiddo, you've got MS...so what else is new? Haven't changed diet, >> or done anything different, everything remains the same except for the >> sinuses acting up, which I am hoping is the culprit. If so, great, if >> not, >> then it's time to get used to the wall-walking once again. Like I said, >> I've been here before. sigh. >> >> Honestly have no clue as to why I'm checking in, normally I don't do >> this when I have a mini-flare-up, but it seemed like the thing to do this >> time, so please bear with me. Hmmm, well, besides having no balance >> today, it seems like the brain is starting to fade and go on a vacation >> so better close while it's still partially here. ha. >> >> Sleep, rest, good stuff....knuckles dragging ground....hmmm, time to >> leave, back to Cave, feeling more strange by the moment...bye! >> >> Jim(rrms) >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> ! GROUPS LINKS >> >> * Visit your group " low dose naltrexone >> <low dose naltrexone> " on the web. >> >> * Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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