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Vicki's MS Gazette Debuts - Welcome to MS Education & Awareness Month. There is a new addition to my sidebar - Vicki's MS Gazette. There is a headline with the beginning of an article, just enough to let you decide if you want to read this particular article. If the first one doesn't excite you, scroll down. You will see other headlines over short blurbs. Like one?... - 2012/03/18 Just existing and watching time go by. - Thank you for all the kind comments left on my blog. Sorry that I haven't written or updated in quite some time, I know how frustrating that can be when you've invested time in checking for updates. I've fallen into a bit of a depressing routine as of late. I wake up, check my SSD status, take my meds, eat something, fiddle around on the computer u... - 2012/03/03 I gave up. - I gave up and moved back home. So many relapses, so much illness, just so much. So here I am. Here I am back in New York, living in my parents house and under their rules. At 28-years-old, after being independent for 10 years, I'm trying to let it all sink in. Since leaving Portland I've had a few stints in the hospital, my most recent being this p... - 2012/01/27 - Multiple Sclerosis Central asked me to write a series of articles describing progressive types of MS. I thought it was a good idea because although there was a significant amount of literature on MS, very little of it is about progressive types. Here are the articles that were written and published in the spring of 2009. Please understand some inf... - 2011/11/09 Weak - Would ya'll think I was weak if I just gave up and went back home? - 2011/11/08 A little self-hate. :/ - Pain, so much of it. I can feel it in my arms, my hands, my sides. I'm bursting open with all of it and there's no one around that can sew me back up. Pills are making me tired. I should sleep while I still have the chance but I'm much too stubborn and stupid for that. My fingers are adapting to being frozen in time, acting as if they are surround... - 2011/10/26
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Why I Became An Advocate For Low Dose Naltrexone
A healthcare professional tells why he promotes Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) as one of the greatest discoveries in medicine since penicillin. Includes numerous LDN-related links.
Multiple Sclerosis Alternatives
Gateway to dozens of sites that deal wholly or in part with alternative approaches to treating MS.
An Open Letter To People With Multiple Sclerosis
Helpful advice from a healthcare professional about alternative treatments for multiple sclerosis.
Doug's Multiple Sclerosis Testimony
A man defeats MS using diet, food supplements, glyconutrients, physical therapy, and faith in God.
The Directory of Multiple Sclerosis Alternatives
Scores of annotated links to testimonials, research, products, services, groups, organizations, and other pertinent information regarding alternative MS treatments; find out what they don't want you to know about this disturbing, sometimes devastating disease!
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