Re: Off Topic - vitamins

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In a message dated 12/27/1999 5:47:38 PM Central Standard Time,

Knight525@... writes:

<< Does anyone know where I can get good infant (7 months) vitamins? I hate

buying drug store stuff....too much garbage in them! If anyone knows of a

store or someplace on line, I would appreciate it. Thanks!! >>

Several of the major co's make liquid vitamins. Wyatt did vit c and multi in

liquid form for about 2 months. you can find twin labs and others at one of

these:

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/A>

<A HREF= " http://www.mothernature.com/ " >MotherNature.com</A>

<A

HREF= " http://www.vitaminsforlife.com/cgi-local/shop.pl/page=products_page.htm "

>Vitamins for Life - offer 25-50% savings on v...</A>

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I use Country Life Infant Drops and you can get them at Whole Foods.

OFF TOPIC - VITAMINS

> From: Knight525@...

>

> Does anyone know where I can get good infant (7 months) vitamins? I hate

> buying drug store stuff....too much garbage in them! If anyone knows of a

> store or someplace on line, I would appreciate it. Thanks!!

>

> You can e-mail me privately

> Teri

> knight525@...

>

>

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Hello there,

I wanted to write and tell you the vitamins my 21 month old daughter takes.

They are suitable for babies from 6 months to 14 years old. They are called

'Floradix-Kindervital-for children'.They are made in Germany but are

exported here to GB and so they may be available in USA? The vits are

extracted directly from Fruit and vegs and some herbs, like Chamomile

flowers etc. Some vitamins are man made and I tend to steer clear of those

and stick to just natural things.

Hope this is helpful,

Ruth Acaster

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I found a great article in a alternative magazine about choosing a child

vitamin. I'm thankful that the vitamin I give my three year old contains

all of the listed stuff.

Vit A 2,500 IU

Vit C 100 mg

Vit D 100 IU

Vit E 20 IU

Vit B6 1.5 mg

Vit B12 6 mcg

Zinc gluconate 2 mg

Iron glycinate 2 mg

Copper (Chelated) 100 mcg

Niacinamide 18 mg

Pantothenic acid 5 mg

Thiamine 1.5 mg

Folic Acid 300 mcg

Biotin 35 mcg

Calcium glycinate 15 mg

Magniesium glycinate 15 mg

Manganese aspartate 500 mcg

Potassium iodide 70 mcg

Vitamin/mineral doses

2-4 yr old use above amounts

4-7 yr old double the amount

over 7 yr old triple the amount

Always read the ingredients!! Many childrens vitamins contain Nutrasweet

and other nasty stuff!!

Hope this helps! I 'm going to try and scan this whole article and post it

later.

List Owner

OFF TOPIC - VITAMINS

From: Knight525@...

Does anyone know where I can get good infant (7 months) vitamins? I hate

buying drug store stuff....too much garbage in them! If anyone knows of a

store or someplace on line, I would appreciate it. Thanks!!

You can e-mail me privately

Teri

knight525@...

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In a message dated 6/23/2006 1:10:26 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, akiba@... writes:

Omega oils, bilberry, Bromelain, ATP, TMG, DLP, DHEA, Gingko, 5-HTP, E, B-complex, B-12, C Oil of Evening Primrose ~those are the ones I absolutely will Not go without. I have a slew of others but those I always take.

Peace and Blessings

~*~ Akiba ~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://yodamamma.blogspot.

Dear Akiba

I take Bromlelain, I get it in Germany, where do you get ATP, DLP, TMG

Thank you,

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Omega oils, bilberry, Bromelain, ATP, TMG, DLP, DHEA, Gingko, 5-HTP, E, B-complex, B-12, C Oil of Evening Primrose ~those are the ones I absolutely will Not go without. I have a slew of others but those I always take.

Peace and Blessings

~*~ Akiba ~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://yodamamma.blogspot.com/

http://www.solay-twinflames.com

-- [low dose naltrexone] Off Topic - vitamins

Hi Everyone,I've been managing my MS with 4.5ml of LDN, a good diet,daily exercise and of coarse all those supplements. I've seen Dr's Perlmutter and Lawrence's list which is way to long for me to continue with. I've had this wacky disease for over 20 yrs and I have never noticed a big difference in which supplements I'm taking. So, here is the big question, of those supplements that y'all are taking which do you feel are necessary and making a big difference. I'm looking forward to hear back and condensing my morning vitamin routine.Thanks!

Sneak preview the all-new .com. It's not radically different. Just radically better.

[Guest guest]

,

My list seems to be growing daily, even more quickly now with the diagnosis of Candida.

Apart from any health problems I may be creating for myself, there is the cost of it all.

A couple of days ago I decided to stop taking all supplements, see what happens and then start to build up again, with the ones I feel are most likely to benefit me the most, so I'll be watching the replies with interest.

Already after such a short time, my constipation, a long running problem, has eased.

Here is my list, in no particular order -

omega fish oils, cod liver oil, evening primrose oil, flax oil, DL Phenylalanine, zinc, selenium, copper, calcium, magnesium, Ginko Biloba, garlic, vitamin "D", grapeseed/red wine powder, acidophilus, multi-vitanins, threelac, olive leaf, anti cholesterol drink.

I'm also slowly cutting down on

Gabapentin, amitriptyline, co-proxamol

My feeling, for what it's worth, is that the oils are maybe the first to go back on the list, but which ones ?

Danny (uk)

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I

Peace and Blessings

~*~ Akiba ~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://yodamamma.blogspot.com/

http://www.solay-twinflames.com

-- Re: [low dose naltrexone] Off Topic - vitamins

In a message dated 6/23/2006 1:10:26 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, akiba@... writes:

Omega oils, bilberry, Bromelain, ATP, TMG, DLP, DHEA, Gingko, 5-HTP, E, B-complex, B-12, C Oil of Evening Primrose ~those are the ones I absolutely will Not go without. I have a slew of others but those I always take.

Peace and Blessings

~*~ Akiba ~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://yodamamma.blogspot.

Dear Akiba

I take Bromlelain, I get it in Germany, where do you get ATP, DLP, TMG

Thank you,

[Guest guest]

I shop the Internet. Some things, like the ATP I get on eBay, otherwise I go to Shopzilla.Com and see who is having sales...Swanson is often a good source.

Peace and Blessings

~*~ Akiba ~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://yodamamma.blogspot.com/

http://www.solay-twinflames.com

-- Re: [low dose naltrexone] Off Topic - vitamins

In a message dated 6/23/2006 1:10:26 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, akiba@... writes:

Omega oils, bilberry, Bromelain, ATP, TMG, DLP, DHEA, Gingko, 5-HTP, E, B-complex, B-12, C Oil of Evening Primrose ~those are the ones I absolutely will Not go without. I have a slew of others but those I always take.

Peace and Blessings

~*~ Akiba ~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://yodamamma.blogspot.

Dear Akiba

I take Bromlelain, I get it in Germany, where do you get ATP, DLP, TMG

Thank you,

[Guest guest]

Can you tell me how the Threelac is working for you? I only just

started it but kind of feel like I wasted my money. Are you taking

any of their other supplements?

Lori

--- In low dose naltrexone , " Hairbear " <hairbear@...>

wrote:

>

> ,

>

> My list seems to be growing daily, even more quickly now with the

diagnosis of Candida.

>

> Apart from any health problems I may be creating for myself, there

is the cost of it all.

> A couple of days ago I decided to stop taking all supplements, see

what happens and then start to build up again, with the ones I feel

are most likely to benefit me the most, so I'll be watching the

replies with interest.

> Already after such a short time, my constipation, a long running

problem, has eased.

>

>

> Here is my list, in no particular order -

>

> omega fish oils, cod liver oil, evening primrose oil, flax oil, DL

Phenylalanine, zinc, selenium, copper, calcium, magnesium, Ginko

Biloba, garlic, vitamin " D " , grapeseed/red wine powder, acidophilus,

multi-vitanins, threelac, olive leaf, anti cholesterol drink.

>

>

> I'm also slowly cutting down on

>

> Gabapentin, amitriptyline, co-proxamol

>

> My feeling, for what it's worth, is that the oils are maybe the

first to go back on the list, but which ones ?

>

> Danny (uk)

>

[Guest guest]

All the oils but make sure you take vitamin E with the oil or it actually creates oxidative stress. Also, refrigerate your oils. Oils help constipation. Best, Kathy

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Off Topic - vitamins

,

My list seems to be growing daily, even more quickly now with the diagnosis of Candida.

Apart from any health problems I may be creating for myself, there is the cost of it all.

A couple of days ago I decided to stop taking all supplements, see what happens and then start to build up again, with the ones I feel are most likely to benefit me the most, so I'll be watching the replies with interest.

Already after such a short time, my constipation, a long running problem, has eased.

Here is my list, in no particular order -

omega fish oils, cod liver oil, evening primrose oil, flax oil, DL Phenylalanine, zinc, selenium, copper, calcium, magnesium, Ginko Biloba, garlic, vitamin "D", grapeseed/red wine powder, acidophilus, multi-vitanins, threelac, olive leaf, anti cholesterol drink.

I'm also slowly cutting down on

Gabapentin, amitriptyline, co-proxamol

My feeling, for what it's worth, is that the oils are maybe the first to go back on the list, but which ones ?

Danny (uk)

[Guest guest]

Thanks Kathy,

So, instead of my list shrinking, I've now got another one to add to

it, Vitamin " E " . How could I have missed that one out !!!

Only joking, I do appreciate the advice.

I did think the oils would be a fairly safe thing to be taking. I've

been taking 1000 mg of each of them, first thing in the morning.

I'll give it a rest for a while, then start them again.

How much " E " would you recommend.

The constipation seems to be getting better daily.

More " evacuations " in the last few days than in the last few months.

But enough toilet information.

Lori, if you're still there, maybe it's a sign that the candida is

clearing up, maybe the Threelac is working.

My feeling is that it's more likely to be cutting down on the

painkillers, Gabapentin etc.

But what would I know, I'm not a doctor !

I don't even have any letters after my name !

I've only been able to cut down on the painkillers since starting on

LDN, 4 weeks ago. The same LDN that the doctors wouldn't prescribe

for me!

No problems getting Gabapentin though, as much as I want.

I forgot to take my LDN last night, for the first time.

If I forget again, should I take it in the morning or just wait until

bedtime as usual ? Please advise.

Danny (Shetland Islands, UK. MS capital of the world)

(I can almost see the Arctic Circle from my backdoor !)

>

> All the oils but make sure you take vitamin E with the oil or it

actually creates oxidative stress. Also, refrigerate your oils. Oils

help constipation. Best, Kathy

> Re: [low dose naltrexone] Off Topic - vitamins

>

>

>

> ,

>

> My list seems to be growing daily, even more quickly now with the

diagnosis of Candida.

>

> Apart from any health problems I may be creating for myself,

there is the cost of it all.

> A couple of days ago I decided to stop taking all supplements,

see what happens and then start to build up again, with the ones I

feel are most likely to benefit me the most, so I'll be watching the

replies with interest.

> Already after such a short time, my constipation, a long running

problem, has eased.

>

>

> Here is my list, in no particular order -

>

> omega fish oils, cod liver oil, evening primrose oil, flax oil,

DL Phenylalanine, zinc, selenium, copper, calcium, magnesium, Ginko

Biloba, garlic, vitamin " D " , grapeseed/red wine powder, acidophilus,

multi-vitanins, threelac, olive leaf, anti cholesterol drink.

>

>

> I'm also slowly cutting down on

>

> Gabapentin, amitriptyline, co-proxamol

>

> My feeling, for what it's worth, is that the oils are maybe the

first to go back on the list, but which ones ?

>

> Danny (uk)

[Guest guest]

I take 400 vit E, and for Candida take Molybendum and black walnut, very important!

Peace and Blessings

~*~ Akiba ~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://yodamamma.blogspot.com/

http://www.solay-twinflames.com

-- [low dose naltrexone] Re: Off Topic - vitamins

Thanks Kathy,So, instead of my list shrinking, I've now got another one to add to it, Vitamin "E". How could I have missed that one out !!! Only joking, I do appreciate the advice.I did think the oils would be a fairly safe thing to be taking. I've been taking 1000 mg of each of them, first thing in the morning.I'll give it a rest for a while, then start them again.How much "E" would you recommend.The constipation seems to be getting better daily.More "evacuations" in the last few days than in the last few months. But enough toilet information.Lori, if you're still there, maybe it's a sign that the candida is clearing up, maybe the Threelac is working.My feeling is that it's more likely to be cutting down on the painkillers, Gabapentin etc.But what would I know, I'm not a doctor !I don't even have any letters after my name !I've only been able to cut down on the painkillers since starting on LDN, 4 weeks ago. The same LDN that the doctors wouldn't prescribe for me! No problems getting Gabapentin though, as much as I want.I forgot to take my LDN last night, for the first time.If I forget again, should I take it in the morning or just wait until bedtime as usual ? Please advise.Danny (Shetland Islands, UK. MS capital of the world)(I can almost see the Arctic Circle from my backdoor !)>> All the oils but make sure you take vitamin E with the oil or it actually creates oxidative stress. Also, refrigerate your oils. Oils help constipation. Best, Kathy> Re: [low dose naltrexone] Off Topic - vitamins> > > > ,> > My list seems to be growing daily, even more quickly now with the diagnosis of Candida.> > Apart from any health problems I may be creating for myself, there is the cost of it all.> A couple of days ago I decided to stop taking all supplements, see what happens and then start to build up again, with the ones I feel are most likely to benefit me the most, so I'll be watching the replies with interest.> Already after such a short time, my constipation, a long running problem, has eased.> > > Here is my list, in no particular order -> > omega fish oils, cod liver oil, evening primrose oil, flax oil, DL Phenylalanine, zinc, selenium, copper, calcium, magnesium, Ginko Biloba, garlic, vitamin "D", grapeseed/red wine powder, acidophilus, multi-vitanins, threelac, olive leaf, anti cholesterol drink.> > > I'm also slowly cutting down on > > Gabapentin, amitriptyline, co-proxamol> > My feeling, for what it's worth, is that the oils are maybe the first to go back on the list, but which ones ?> > Danny (uk)

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Cindi

Flaxseed oil alone is not good for anyone according to Dr Budwig. Many men with prostate cancer are being helped by her diet which includes flaxseed oil thoroughly mixed into sulferated amino acids as found in lowfat yoghurt, cottage cheese and quark.

For more in depth information join the Flaxseedoil2 group and read the FILES section.

COd liver oil is a good source of vitamins A and D

fish oil is a great source for those critical omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA.

mjh"The Basil Book"http://foxhillfarm.us/FireBasil/

Re: Off Topic - vitamins

Posted by: "Cyndi Lenz" psychrn@... machi_33433

Sat Jun 24, 2006 12:02 pm (PST)

the first oil i would get rid of the flax-flax is not good for men and there is a link between flax and prostate cancer. and the other thing is don't you think the cod and the omega threes is double dipping??cyndi

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But, using UDO's oil takes a whole lot longer to correct the common imbalance of omega3s and 6s. Udo's oil would be fine for someone that has a good cholesterol ratio or does not have an EPA or DHA deficiency.

mjh"The Basil Book"http://foxhillfarm.us/FireBasil/

Re: Off Topic - vitamins

Posted by: "Lynn Shaw" bilzy@... beachgirl3lynn

Sat Jun 24, 2006 12:12 pm (PST)

Udo's oil has really helped me, its organic, and the perfect combination of the omegas, that way you are not over doing it....

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the advice, but I don't need any blessings.

I know the Good Lord gave me MS for a very good reason.

I just wish he'd let me know what that was, and why he didn't give it

to my wife instead.

Danny.

>

> I take 400 vit E, and for Candida take Molybendum and black walnut,

very

> important!

>

> Peace and Blessings

> ~*~ Akiba ~*~

> Pragmatic Visionary

> http://yodamamma.blogspot.com/

> http://www.solay-twinflames.com

>

> -- [low dose naltrexone] Re: Off Topic - vitamins

>

>

> Thanks Kathy,

>

> So, instead of my list shrinking, I've now got another one to add

to

> it, Vitamin " E " . How could I have missed that one out !!!

>

> Only joking, I do appreciate the advice.

> I did think the oils would be a fairly safe thing to be taking.

I've

> been taking 1000 mg of each of them, first thing in the morning.

> I'll give it a rest for a while, then start them again.

> How much " E " would you recommend.

>

> The constipation seems to be getting better daily.

> More " evacuations " in the last few days than in the last few

months.

> But enough toilet information.

>

> Lori, if you're still there, maybe it's a sign that the candida is

> clearing up, maybe the Threelac is working.

> My feeling is that it's more likely to be cutting down on the

> painkillers, Gabapentin etc.

> But what would I know, I'm not a doctor !

> I don't even have any letters after my name !

>

> I've only been able to cut down on the painkillers since starting

on

> LDN, 4 weeks ago. The same LDN that the doctors wouldn't prescribe

> for me!

> No problems getting Gabapentin though, as much as I want.

>

> I forgot to take my LDN last night, for the first time.

> If I forget again, should I take it in the morning or just wait

until

> bedtime as usual ? Please advise.

>

> Danny (Shetland Islands, UK. MS capital of the world)

(I can almost see the Arctic Circle from my backdoor !)

[Guest guest]

the first oil i would get rid of the flax-flax is not good for men and there is a link between flax and prostate cancer.  and the other thing is don't you think the cod and the omega threes is double dipping??cyndiOn Jun 23, 2006, at 6:02 PM, Hairbear wrote:, My list seems to be growing daily, even more quickly now with the diagnosis of Candida. Apart from any health problems I may be creating for myself, there is the cost of it all.A couple of days ago I decided to stop taking all supplements, see what happens and then start to build up again, with the ones I feel are most likely to benefit me the most, so I'll be watching the replies with interest.Already after such a short time, my constipation, a long running problem, has eased.  Here is my list, in no particular order - omega fish oils, cod liver oil, evening primrose oil, flax oil, DL Phenylalanine, zinc, selenium, copper, calcium, magnesium,  Ginko Biloba, garlic, vitamin "D", grapeseed/red wine powder, acidophilus, multi-vitanins, threelac, olive leaf, anti cholesterol drink.  I'm also slowly cutting down on Gabapentin, amitriptyline, co-proxamol My feeling, for what it's worth, is that the oils are maybe the first to go back on the list, but which ones ? Danny (uk)

[Guest guest]

Udo's oil has really helped me, its organic, and the perfect combination of the omegas, that way you are not over doing it....

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Off Topic - vitamins

the first oil i would get rid of the flax-flax is not good for men and there is a link between flax and prostate cancer. and the other thing is don't you think the cod and the omega threes is double dipping??

cyndi

On Jun 23, 2006, at 6:02 PM, Hairbear wrote:

,

My list seems to be growing daily, even more quickly now with the diagnosis of Candida.

Apart from any health problems I may be creating for myself, there is the cost of it all.

A couple of days ago I decided to stop taking all supplements, see what happens and then start to build up again, with the ones I feel are most likely to benefit me the most, so I'll be watching the replies with interest.

Already after such a short time, my constipation, a long running problem, has eased.

Here is my list, in no particular order -

omega fish oils, cod liver oil, evening primrose oil, flax oil, DL Phenylalanine, zinc, selenium, copper, calcium, magnesium, Ginko Biloba, garlic, vitamin "D", grapeseed/red wine powder, acidophilus, multi-vitanins, threelac, olive leaf, anti cholesterol drink.

I'm also slowly cutting down on

Gabapentin, amitriptyline, co-proxamol

My feeling, for what it's worth, is that the oils are maybe the first to go back on the list, but which ones ?

Danny (uk)

[Guest guest]

Cyndi,

Thanks for that, I've finished the Flax anyway, so I won't re-order.

The other two ?

Must have seemed like a good idea at the time.

The cod liver oil is so cheap anyway, and I think it has vitamin "D".

We don't get a lot of sun up here, even in the summer !

In fact we don't even get a summer here, the wind just drops a little for a couple of months.

Danny (Shetland, UK)

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Off Topic - vitamins

the first oil i would get rid of the flax-flax is not good for men and there is a link between flax and prostate cancer. and the other thing is don't you think the cod and the omega threes is double dipping??

cyndi

On Jun 23, 2006, at 6:02 PM, Hairbear wrote:

,

My list seems to be growing daily, even more quickly now with the diagnosis of Candida.

Apart from any health problems I may be creating for myself, there is the cost of it all.

A couple of days ago I decided to stop taking all supplements, see what happens and then start to build up again, with the ones I feel are most likely to benefit me the most, so I'll be watching the replies with interest.

Already after such a short time, my constipation, a long running problem, has eased.

Here is my list, in no particular order -

omega fish oils, cod liver oil, evening primrose oil, flax oil, DL Phenylalanine, zinc, selenium, copper, calcium, magnesium, Ginko Biloba, garlic, vitamin "D", grapeseed/red wine powder, acidophilus, multi-vitanins, threelac, olive leaf, anti cholesterol drink.

I'm also slowly cutting down on

Gabapentin, amitriptyline, co-proxamol

My feeling, for what it's worth, is that the oils are maybe the first to go back on the list, but which ones ?

Danny (uk)

[Guest guest]

lol, cold, but kinda funny.

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Off Topic - vitamins

>> Thanks for the advice, but I don't need any blessings.> I know the Good Lord gave me MS for a very good reason.> I just wish he'd let me know what that was, and why he didn't give it > to my wife instead.> > Danny.> > --You want your wife to get it instead?

[Guest guest]

--- In low dose naltrexone , Cyndi Lenz <psychrn@...>

wrote:

>

> the first oil i would get rid of the flax-flax is not good for men

> and there is a link between flax and prostate cancer. and the other

> thing is don't you think the cod and the omega threes is double

> dipping??

> cyndi

>

--

The sound you're hearing throughout the LDN discusson board is of

Flaxseed Oil bottles hitting the garbage can.

[Guest guest]

--- In low dose naltrexone , " Hairbear " <hairbear@...>

wrote:

>

> Crystal,

>

> I think you're putting words in my mouth.

> I didn't say that I wished that she'd got it instead of me.

> I wish that anyone had got it instead of me.

>

> Sorry if I've upset you by being so flippant, thats what blessings

do to me.

> Think I'll go to bed before I upset anyone else.

>

> Danny (UK)

>

--

No upset here. Just make sure you come back. You're now part of our

family.

Artie (USA)

[Guest guest]

I just thought I was reading something I might have

said myself at some point..........I know I get

downright bitchy and wonder why it seems that I have

to put up with everything......sorry If I was rude. I

didn't mean to be........I know that a good many of us

that put up with this Monster wish and feel things

that just aren't " correct " to feel or say. Please

except my appologies.

W2

--- Art <xltrt@...> wrote:

>

> >

>

> --

>

> If that comment is directed at me my answer is it

> wasn't meant to

> be " bitter. It was in reply to what Danny wrote. Are

> you being serious?

>

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

>

> >

> > I'm just curious.....Are you always this bitter?

> > W2

My take on Danny's comments was that he was simply curious as to why

it was he that got it, not that he was wishing his wife had it instead.

I any case, all I can say is that each of us has our own row to hoe.

I've got mine (anyone wanna trade?) and Danny's got his. I didn't

think he was being bitter. (I think that the 'bitter' comment was

aimed at Danny) I could be wrong, but I think Danny was just wondering

why he wound up with his particular row to hoe; I think his comment

was not aimed at his wife. Often it is so hard to convey accurate

thoughts on a keyboard and lots of inferences are inadvertenly drawn.

Dan Wulfe

[Guest guest]

When you feel that way, ask yourself, why not me? I bet the answer is God knew you could handle it. I believe we are all on a spiritual path that is going to lead us to higher places. We may never have consciously chosen this path but perhaps unconsciously to serve a higher good. Now I don't think it means we can't get well. It is just a wake-up call maybe. Just my thoughts and this is not a religious message by the way. Just spiritual so please don't think I am bringing religion into our group as I know that is taboo and wouldn't go there.

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Off Topic - vitamins

LOL! I feel ya Danny!. Life is tricky like that. I got dumped a year later later after my dx'd and you know, I thought the same thing..."why wasn't HE the one one who got it instead of me?" But it all turned out for the better. He started treating me so bad I probably would have killed him had we stayed together LOL! Now I'm doing JUST FINE! (but I still wonder why me and not him?)

JuiceArt <xltrt@...> wrote:

>> Thanks for the advice, but I don't need any blessings.> I know the Good Lord gave me MS for a very good reason.> I just wish he'd let me know what that was, and why he didn't give it > to my wife instead.> > Danny.> > --You want your wife to get it instead?