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, Don't give up on the LDN. Be strong. You can get thru this phase it will go away. Make yourself move. Work against the stiffness, beat it. You can do it. Don't give in. I know it's hard. If I did it you can too. and don't change your dose. 4.5 stops progression they don't know for sure if anything lower does. You can do it.

God Bless, Dyana

From: "Gayle ston" <gayle@...>Reply-low dose naltrexone To: <low dose naltrexone >Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Don't know if the LDN is for meDate: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 07:11:42 +1000

, I see Bren has replied to you, and I want to add my experience over the past few months. I had problems too with stiffness and spasms and generally feeling awful. I actually stopped the LDN for a while, but after finding out a bit more started back on it at 1.5 mg. Once I was coping with that I went back up to 3mg and I have no problems with that dosage now. I haven't had the dramatic results some have had, but I noticed an improvement in urine continence quite quickly. I'm sticking with the LDN because it's doing me no harm and maybe long term will work for me. I know what you're experiencing is pretty scary as well as unpleasant - I hope it settles quickly for you.Gayle [low dose naltrexone] Don't know if the LDN is for me> This is day 6 of being on LDN and I have, quite frankly, never felt> worse. My stiffness is terrible. It's not just the usual ankes, calves> and knees, but my thighs, hips and lower back. I can barely walk five> steps even leaning heavily on the cane. I have no idea how I will make> it the two blocks back to my car tonight. I also feel sort of dead-> headed all the time, even though I am not taking any muscle relaxants.> The last few evenings I have nodded off after dinner, which is not that> unusual, but my husband is worried because he has had a lot of trouble> waking me up. Is this usual? Will it pass? If it goes on much longer,> I'll have to pass on LDN and just resign myself to life with a cart.>> >>>>>>>