Hi,

I have SPMS and have had balloon angio three times
1st time 08/2010 - IJV's
2nd time 12/2010 - Azygous and IJV's
3rd times 05/2011- Azygous and IJV's

This was in 2010/11' and since then have avoided further treatments as despite taking LDN since 2008 which stopped my progression, after the 1st/2nd procedures my legs became weaker and bladder more incontinent
So i assume there has been scarring/damage to these veins

Since 2011 i ...

Too many years have passed since finding that people with ms benefit from sleeping on an inclined bed. Many of you here have read the posts from people using IBT for ms. The results in the MSRC Report titled Raised Bed Survey should have sufficed to have the results tested in a trial for pwms. http://www.inclinedbedtherapy.com/index ... &Itemid=75

All those years ago I asked a leading neurologist how exactly ...

Internuclear ophthalmoplegia(IO) (right sided) + one & Half syndrome.

Yep, I had to google both of those too.

This is the latest fun diagnosis Emma has had for her ever worsening eyesight issues.

She's had all sorts of wonderful improvements since starting treatment with Dr Amir that I guess it's only fair that something else goes wrong somewhere!

This latest diagnosis was made last week by a consultant Opthalmologist at our local hospital. Hat's off ...

Hi :smile: I saw the Stickie-Post with zillions of CCSVI video's posted.
But among them, are there, say, 2 or 3 short & to the point CCSVI video's on YouTube?

Because I have low-speed DSL, and electrosensitive to prolonged computer exposure.

(no, I didn't yet get netbook or PixelQi or Fit-PC2, since I didn't yet win the lottery, and still have old-model thinkpads, which had finally been ...

Dr. Dake and Dr. Mehta are featured in the endovascular journal for the 10th International Symposium of Endovascular Therapeutics in Barcelona, Spain. Thanks to CCSVI Alliance for making these reviews available online:
http://www.sitesymposium.org

Historical overview of CCSVI and multiple sclerosis relationship by Dr. Michael Dake
written for the 10th International Symposium of Endovascular Therapeutics in Barcelona, Spain

OK, first see:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16869019

While I barely understand med. jargon, i'm thinking, why not borrow from Angela Zhang's idea:

forward slider to 7:42 on this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ5WYN22YG0

Except substitute:
phosphocitrates inside polymer attached to nanoparticle
which then attach to internal calcifications(stenoses)
then aim infrared light at calcifications(stenoses)
thus melting the polymer, & releasing phosphocitrates
to target the precise site of calcification depositions.

Another ...

My first known MS attack paralysed my right arm. My HMO Neurologist said that mine was an unusual case and asked if I would come to be examined by a renowned British Neurologist who would be giving a Master Class at the Hospital. Dr. Christopher Pallis struck me as gruff and arrogant. He stood at the head of a classroom of white coated Doctors before a chalk board and asked
me to sit on a ...