Re: Re: need advice on abortion

[Guest guest]

Hi,

There is a book available from Amazon.com about the advisability of women with

MS having a baby. For more information, visit

http://tinyurl.com/uvc38

All the best,

Dudley Delany

dudley_delany

[Guest guest]

please get back on topic of LDN, I still haven't seen

a true reply to her question yet, imo as with other

surgeries, stop the ldn the night before and if opiate

drugs will be taken after the procedure as well, avoid

ldn until they are stopped, for 2 weeks after any

opiates are taken, the abortion topic should be taken

elsewhere though

good luck to you whatever your decision as it is a

very difficult one.

Donna

ldn for ms

[Guest guest]

Nasti, As you have seen, you will not be judged here. We can all empathize with you and will keep you in our thoughts. You are in a difficult situation. I know that I could not take care of a baby in my condition. You do what is right for you. It may be different if you were well. I am so proud of everyone for supporting Nasti. Marcie surffcity <surffcity@...> wrote: -Nasti,Do think hard about it. Getting pregnant is not always advisable when one has MS. It may be good for some, but it can be bad also. -- In low dose naltrexone , melly banagale <@...> wrote:>> Nasti,> > A sister of mine had bad severe case of auto-immune> disease. Her world renowned doctor advised her to get> pregnant because quite a number of women who got> pregnant could go into remission. My sister followed> his advice, had her second son, and had a remission> for fifteen years. She had a flare up due to stress> and other reasons.> > So think hard about it.> > >

[Guest guest]

My MS symptoms were mild and very occasional.. like.. one week every 3

years.. until I had

my last baby.. (now 2).. I've had MS symptoms every day since. And my dr

thinks the pregnancy may have advanced my

MS from RRMS to SPMS.

Just something else to think about. Although, it's my understanding that

just the end of any pregnancy can aggrivate ms symptoms.. the pregnancy

doesn't have to go to term, or even to the 2nd trimester to effect ms.

Also, I had no ms symptoms at all while I was pregnant.

hth,

Yvette

s

[Guest guest]

2 weeks?

If I go for a hernia op, I may skip 1 or 2 doses, THAT'S IT.

I think 2 weeks would KILL me, where'd you get that from other than thin air?

Actually, I don't think I'd stop LDN even if I was given opiates, unless I was still in dire pain.

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: need advice on abortion

please get back on topic of LDN, I still haven't seena true reply to her question yet, imo as with othersurgeries, stop the ldn the night before and if opiatedrugs will be taken after the procedure as well, avoidldn until they are stopped, for 2 weeks after anyopiates are taken, the abortion topic should be takenelsewhere thoughgood luck to you whatever your decision as it is avery difficult one.Donnaldn for ms

[Guest guest]

I agree with Marcie,

I am very happy to see such great support and non-judgmental help.

Aletha

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: need advice on abortion

Nasti,

As you have seen, you will not be judged here. We can all empathize with you and will keep you in our thoughts. You are in a difficult situation. I know that I could not take care of a baby in my condition. You do what is right for you. It may be different if you were well.

I am so proud of everyone for supporting Nasti.

Marcie

surffcity <surffcity > wrote:

-Nasti,Do think hard about it. Getting pregnant is not always advisable when one has MS. It may be good for some, but it can be bad also. -- In low dose naltrexone , melly banagale <@...> wrote:>> Nasti,> > A sister of mine had bad severe case of auto-immune> disease. Her world renowned doctor advised her to get> pregnant because quite a number of women who got> pregnant could go into remission. My sister followed> his advice, had her second son, and had a remission> for fifteen years. She had a flare up due to stress> and other reasons.> > So think hard about it.> > >

[Guest guest]

I also agree with Marcie. But its a very difficult decision for you.I know I could not see after a baby in my condition. cos I have to come first.Good luck with whatever you decide, I will be thinking of you. Clare

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: need advice on abortion

Nasti,

As you have seen, you will not be judged here. We can all empathize with you and will keep you in our thoughts. You are in a difficult situation. I know that I could not take care of a baby in my condition. You do what is right for you. It may be different if you were well.

I am so proud of everyone for supporting Nasti.

Marcie

surffcity <surffcity > wrote:

-Nasti,Do think hard about it. Getting pregnant is not always advisable when one has MS. It may be good for some, but it can be bad also. -- In low dose naltrexone , melly banagale <@...> wrote:>> Nasti,> > A sister of mine had bad severe case of auto-immune> disease. Her world renowned doctor advised her to get> pregnant because quite a number of women who got> pregnant could go into remission. My sister followed> his advice, had her second son, and had a remission> for fifteen years. She had a flare up due to stress> and other reasons.> > So think hard about it.> > >

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[Guest guest]

thank u all

best wishes

nasti

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: need advice on abortion

Nasti,

As you have seen, you will not be judged here. We can all empathize with you and will keep you in our thoughts. You are in a difficult situation. I know that I could not take care of a baby in my condition. You do what is right for you. It may be different if you were well.

I am so proud of everyone for supporting Nasti.

Marcie

surffcity <surffcity (DOT) com> wrote:

-Nasti,Do think hard about it. Getting pregnant is not always advisable when one has MS. It may be good for some, but it can be bad also. -- In low dose naltrexone, melly banagale <@.. .> wrote:>> Nasti,> > A sister of mine had bad severe case of auto-immune> disease. Her world renowned doctor advised her to get> pregnant because quite a number of women who got> pregnant could go into remission. My sister followed> his advice, had her second son, and had a remission> for fifteen years. She had a flare up due to stress> and other reasons.> > So think hard about it.> > >

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