[Fwd: Re: is ms curable]

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Hi Angeline,

I am glad to hear you say you are open to others, but saying " there is

no cure " is a negative statement. There are many things that are exact,

if you don't have water and oxygen you die, but yes other things will

not seem exact. That is because each of us is very individual, and MS is

an individual disease. If my root cause of my symptoms if Lyme disease

and I go through the trouble of removing my fillings thinking that will

help, I will be disappointed. It will still be a move toward better

health but not the whole answer. If on the other hand mercury is at the

root of my illness and I get talked into a crab drug then you can see

that it would not help much. So I think waiting for the drug companies

to find a curall is impossible. Faith is a sincere belief with a

corresponding action. So what will be your action???

angeline Telesford wrote:

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> First of all, im not taking a negative attitude to anything. I am very

> open to the ideals of others. but I do know that medicine is not an

> exact science alternative or otherwise. What has worked for you all

> may not work for me and others. So no I dont have some grandiose hope

> for a cure but that doesn't mean i am not willing to try, and until

> the medical world comes out with a cure that works across the board i

> will continue with my first statement.

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