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CCSVI was finally covered on Australian TV!

I thought it told the story well. Maybe the media in Australia is not as sensationalistic as the media in the US or Canada. They presented it as new but scientifically rooted, and they covered MS well too. It was something to watch the woman in her forties in a wheelchair watching video of her younger self. Heart-tugs. The singer, Chrissie, has such a beautiful voice. And to hear her say that she had expected to be in a wheelchair in 3-4 years and now doesn't expect that - it is beautiful to have hope and it is beautiful if that is what happens, if we are able to change the trajectory of where our disease was taking us. A third woman, too, was talking about how she saw the colors outside and wanted her kids to come and see and to them it was normal - that is exactly what I experienced too. A much brighter, beautiful, saturated world.

The sermon at church today was on hope.

Great to have this TV piece. Well done to those who orchestrated it. Let's pass the link around so everyone gets the message. I am including it in a letter to my UK Member of Parliament. How can you spread the word on CCSVI this week?
MarkW

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Mark Walker - Oxfordshire, England. Registered Pharmacist (UK). 10 years of study around MS.
Mark's CCSVI Report 7-Mar-11:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/8359854/MS-experts-in-Britain-have-to-open-their-minds.html

That woman was Kerri Cassidy - of CCSVI Australia