zap wrote:Well ... no significant stenosis - a narrowed area in the left jugular, but high up and not very bad - Dake did not recommend treatment at this time and I agreed ...
Sharon wrote:Marc wroteIf neurologists play a large role in this trial, there's a good chance that they would want to include progressive patients as a trial subset, simply because they would be the best subjects in which the track rates of progression
It is my understanding from Dr. Dake, the Stanford Neuroscience Dept will collaborate in the trial. Just to clarify about the trial - Dr. Dake has been designing and writing this trial since summer. Originally he had planned on starting it in November.
The East should see another trial -- trial will be run by a top research neurologist. I will update when more info is available to be publicized.
Sharon
jay123 wrote:OK, it's 4:00 am and I still can't sleep I am so upset. I just don't understand it all. I can't believe that this has happened like it as, that Dr. Dake has been shut down. It's like for the last month I saw a future in front of me again, I was actually looking forward to something, I was even going to enjoy Xmas instead of worring about how much it was costing. Now I am back to just not carrying about anything.
sou wrote:I have MS. I break a leg. Surgery is required to fix it. I must wait for the trials, just because I have MS...
I have MS. A vein gets blocked. Surgery is required to fix it. I must wait for the trials, just because I have MS...
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