Re: question//Blushing?//Off Topic

May 26, 2006

Jim,

I am a newbie that is not taking LDN yet. I have really enjoyed the closeness of this website. I do have mixed feeling in starting LDN but I do feel am getting a good background of info. I would love my gait to improve as well as my overactive bladder. I do not want the mood changes that may happen. I wish I could pick and choose the advantages/disadvantages of LDN. Right now I am without a definite prescribing doctor. I have one that may prescribe and my appointment got cancelled by his office yesterday.

But I do want to thank everyone for their chats that I have read!

Thanks,

-- [low dose naltrexone] question//Blushing?//Off Topic

Well thank you very much sweetheart!

You, Aletha, & Kathy are going to make it so I won't be able to show

myself on the board. My "Macho" image of the Caveman is now all

ruined...sigh...trying to 'project' the manly image of the 'tuff' guy, with

the solitary attitude of being in my 'Cave' and the one who just grabs

the girl and drags her off...sheesh...ruined...sigh. Oh well, I'll have to

work really hard to 're-establish' the now 'tarnished' image. hee hee.

What really pleases me is, seeing all the new(er) people taking the

initiative and reaching out, and helping others. That was what really

touched me in the beginning. , , Tom, , LarryGC,

SammyJo, Aegis, Kiki, and the list goes on...they all did a really great

job in sharing any and all information they had. It's what kept me here.

The board in 'evolving?' as it becomes larger. More people, much

more information, as we get people with different knowledge of all

sorts involved and helping one another. That's what this board is

really all about. Hope, and help, sharing, and being willing to listen,

plus offer encouragement to those just starting and are where we were

in the beginning...scared, and willing to try anything. Been there, done

that. Newbies...just stay plugged in, ask questions, there are NO silly

questions with this. Above all, read all the information about ldn, and

go back over some of the older posts. Lots of info there.

My hats off to you ladies, and all the rest who take the time to comment

and post ideas and share information. We all Need that.

Thank you...All

Jim the Caveman..exposed. sigh

May 26, 2006

,

Very, very few people have had mood changes for the worse with LDN, most

feel better.

and Iselborn wrote:

> Jim,

>

> I am a newbie that is not taking LDN yet. I have really enjoyed the

> closeness of this website. I do have mixed feeling in starting LDN

> but I do feel am getting a good background of info. I would love my

> gait to improve as well as my overactive bladder. I do not want the

> mood changes that may happen. I wish I could pick and choose the

> advantages/disadvantages of LDN. Right now I am without a definite

> prescribing doctor. I have one that may prescribe and my appointment

> got cancelled by his office yesterday.

>

> But I do want to thank everyone for their chats that I have read!

> Thanks,

>

May 26, 2006

,

The mood swings you're referring too are not a common side effect,

but it does happen to some. This weekend will mark my 1st month

using LDN, and I haven't experienced one mood swing. In fact I'm

much happier now. I experienced bad mood swings while taking Avonex

and I'm much better now. I wouldn't let the mood swing thought deter

you from trying LDN.

All The Best,

....

helpful support groups for people with MS

LDN_Users & www.ldnusers.org

low dose naltrexone

mscured

TheChronicIllnessCafe

On May 26, 2006, at 7:09 AM, and Iselborn wrote:

> Jim,

>

> I am a newbie that is not taking LDN yet. I have really enjoyed

> the closeness of this website. I do have mixed feeling in starting

> LDN but I do feel am getting a good background of info. I would

> love my gait to improve as well as my overactive bladder. I do not

> want the mood changes that may happen. I wish I could pick and

> choose the advantages/disadvantages of LDN. Right now I am without

> a definite prescribing doctor. I have one that may prescribe and

> my appointment got cancelled by his office yesterday.

>

> But I do want to thank everyone for their chats that I have read!

> Thanks,

>

> -- [low dose naltrexone] question//Blushing?//Off Topic

>

> Well thank you very much sweetheart!

>

> You, Aletha, & Kathy are going to make it so I won't be able to show

> myself on the board. My " Macho " image of the Caveman is now all

> ruined...sigh...trying to 'project' the manly image of the 'tuff'

> guy, with

> the solitary attitude of being in my 'Cave' and the one who just grabs

> the girl and drags her off...sheesh...ruined...sigh. Oh well, I'll

> have to

> work really hard to 're-establish' the now 'tarnished' image. hee

> hee.

>

> What really pleases me is, seeing all the new(er) people taking the

> initiative and reaching out, and helping others. That was what really

> touched me in the beginning. , , Tom, , LarryGC,

> SammyJo, Aegis, Kiki, and the list goes on...they all did a really

> great

> job in sharing any and all information they had. It's what kept me

> here.

>

> The board in 'evolving?' as it becomes larger. More people, much

> more information, as we get people with different knowledge of all

> sorts involved and helping one another. That's what this board is

> really all about. Hope, and help, sharing, and being willing to

> listen,

> plus offer encouragement to those just starting and are where we were

> in the beginning...scared, and willing to try anything. Been

> there, done

> that. Newbies...just stay plugged in, ask questions, there are NO

> silly

> questions with this. Above all, read all the information about ldn,

> and

> go back over some of the older posts. Lots of info there.

>

> My hats off to you ladies, and all the rest who take the time to

> comment

> and post ideas and share information. We all Need that.

>

> Thank you...All

>

> Jim the Caveman..exposed. sigh

>

May 26, 2006

My wife has recently was diagnosed with ppms. She has had symptoms for

just over six years. She is 34 y/o and her major symptom is in her right

leg. It seems to be progressing more rapidly recently. She is on no

medication currently. I was wondering if there are many people with ppms

taking ldn, and has it been helpful. We live in Frederick, Md. Also does

anyone know of any Dr's in the area who will prescribe ldn. She is being

treated by a Dr at Hopkins, I emailed him about the ldn and he has not

responded. I appreciate any feedback, pos. or neg.

Thanks,

On Fri, 2006-05-26 at 08:24, Jay & Beth Vaccaro wrote:

> ,

>

> The mood swings you're referring too are not a common side effect,

> but it does happen to some. This weekend will mark my 1st month

> using LDN, and I haven't experienced one mood swing. In fact I'm

> much happier now. I experienced bad mood swings while taking Avonex

> and I'm much better now. I wouldn't let the mood swing thought deter

> you from trying LDN.

>

> All The Best,

>

> ...

> helpful support groups for people with MS

>

> LDN_Users & www.ldnusers.org

> low dose naltrexone

> mscured

> TheChronicIllnessCafe

>

> On May 26, 2006, at 7:09 AM, and Iselborn wrote:

>

> > Jim,

> >

> > I am a newbie that is not taking LDN yet. I have really enjoyed

> > the closeness of this website. I do have mixed feeling in starting

> > LDN but I do feel am getting a good background of info. I would

> > love my gait to improve as well as my overactive bladder. I do not

> > want the mood changes that may happen. I wish I could pick and

> > choose the advantages/disadvantages of LDN. Right now I am without

> > a definite prescribing doctor. I have one that may prescribe and

> > my appointment got cancelled by his office yesterday.

> >

> > But I do want to thank everyone for their chats that I have read!

> > Thanks,

> >

> > -- [low dose naltrexone] question//Blushing?//Off Topic

> >

> > Well thank you very much sweetheart!

> >

> > You, Aletha, & Kathy are going to make it so I won't be able to show

> > myself on the board. My " Macho " image of the Caveman is now all

> > ruined...sigh...trying to 'project' the manly image of the 'tuff'

> > guy, with

> > the solitary attitude of being in my 'Cave' and the one who just grabs

> > the girl and drags her off...sheesh...ruined...sigh. Oh well, I'll

> > have to

> > work really hard to 're-establish' the now 'tarnished' image. hee

> > hee.

> >

> > What really pleases me is, seeing all the new(er) people taking the

> > initiative and reaching out, and helping others. That was what really

> > touched me in the beginning. , , Tom, , LarryGC,

> > SammyJo, Aegis, Kiki, and the list goes on...they all did a really

> > great

> > job in sharing any and all information they had. It's what kept me

> > here.

> >

> > The board in 'evolving?' as it becomes larger. More people, much

> > more information, as we get people with different knowledge of all

> > sorts involved and helping one another. That's what this board is

> > really all about. Hope, and help, sharing, and being willing to

> > listen,

> > plus offer encouragement to those just starting and are where we were

> > in the beginning...scared, and willing to try anything. Been

> > there, done

> > that. Newbies...just stay plugged in, ask questions, there are NO

> > silly

> > questions with this. Above all, read all the information about ldn,

> > and

> > go back over some of the older posts. Lots of info there.

> >

> > My hats off to you ladies, and all the rest who take the time to

> > comment

> > and post ideas and share information. We all Need that.

> >

> > Thank you...All

> >

> > Jim the Caveman..exposed. sigh

> >

May 26, 2006

Hi ,

I don't think most people do not have mood swings. I would not worry about that, unless it happens. It was never mentioned as an issue before recently. And once we get on an issue it gets pretty well explored until you think it is bigger than it is.

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] question//Blushing?//Off Topic