LDN

[Guest guest]

Hi Gordon,

I've been taking it about 3 months now (3.0 mg/day). It (or something,

but I know where I'd put my money) is definitely helping me to walk

better and use my hands a bit more freely. Got an ADSL modem the other

day and was able to get down under the desk to plug the power cord in

and plug a cable into the back of my pc under the desk, something I

would not have been able to do anywhere near as easily a few months ago.

Gordon Westerfield wrote:

> Have not heard anything about LDN for quite sometime. What happened to

> the PLSers who were taking it especially Parli Lynne?

> Gordon,oh

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[Guest guest]

I have been on LDN now for about three weeks,so far most noticeable

has been less incontinence and some flexibility in legs that i didnt

have before, am taking 4.5 MG at bedtime, First week had problem

with sleeping and dreams but that has subsided now, Hope that this

improvement continues. JOHN B.

[Guest guest]

Hi Gordon,

Sorry, meant to respond to this the other day but have been caught up in

the throes of changing to ADSL internet access from dial-up which also

involved a new ISP so have been trying to get everything set up as I

like it.

What I was going to say is that neuros are usually very reticent to

tread anything but the well worn path, so don't be surprised if he/she

says no and even attempts to make you feel foolish for asking - par for

the course. You will probably have more success with a GP.

Gordon Westerfield wrote:

> Parli and C,

> Thanks for the input about LDN. I'm going to my neuro in the near

> future and will ask him for a prescription, so I need this data in

> case he hasn't heard of this. Hope I can try it as it seems to be

> helping you. Thanks again.

> Gordon,Oh