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Tomorrow I will start a new thread about Feldenkrais -- I think we kind of hi-jacked LadyStewarts log - sorry Sharon :oops:
There is quite a bit of information on the Internet -- I was hesitant when I first heard about it - now it is part of my MS therapy.

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No apologies for anything Sharon. I was actually researching the topic as well! Will help all. :)


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Hey, Sharon - was wondering how you were doing? Do you have any significant recovery issues?
Check back in if you have a moment

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LadyStewart,

It has been too long since you posted. How are you?


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k--my mother and grmother had problems with coumadin. Nose was bleeding and Dr. Dake told me to go off of all medicine. I have and bleeding stopped. Blood levels have lowered. Waiting for MORE/GOOD changes.
Not an MS cure. trying to decide what meds to go on now? Been on copaxon, rebif, novantrone............


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Hi Lady,
Do you mean that CCSVI is not an MS cure because you still feel as if you are progressing?

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No--I do not think I have progressed but this is a surgery not a 'cure' for MS. RIGHT??????????


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I have no idea! I think probably not a cure for MS... although I think people are hoping it is a cure. I will take prevention of progression though, thats great in itself.


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I will take prevention of progression though, thats great in itself.

YES!!


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ladystewart wrote:
No--I do not think I have progressed but this is a surgery not a 'cure' for MS. RIGHT??????????
How do YOU define what YOU see as a cure? stopping the disease process? or that AND reversing the damage?


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A 'cure' would reverse anything like you NEVER had MS. Like a heart transplant--for example. I would be happy to use a cane again--using wheelchair now.


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I respectfully disagree.

If you had breast cancer and had a breast removed or say testicle cancer and that was removed and you had chemo and radiation and had no further cancer after 5-10 years then you'd be cured.

Would you only consider yourself cured if your breast/testicle had grown back?


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Come on body, you can do it! Wishful thinking I know, but what's wrong with dreaming a little???


NOTHING! Especially since those dreams are now about recovery and not about getting worse.
Did you know that when you imagine moving a body part, the brain is firing? So, those dreams are helping to heal you.

Sharon


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I am severly limited in my mobility and I haven't set the bar higher as far as a cure goes. For me, a cure would stop the autoimmune attacks, thereby halting progression. Repair is a whole other ball game, and I think stem cell transplants and physical therapy will take care of that.


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