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I am sorry, with a newborn baby I don't have time to search through this entire thread - does anyone have information about the Buffalo study mentioned in the W5 documentary?

They said they're taking Canadians...

Thanks!

... lasts up to 10 years - no guarantees the cells will survive - genetic abnormalities causing ailment will be present in the cord blood as well - baby loses the precious beneficial moments of cord pulsing, where iron and oxygen rich blood moves back up the cord after delivery. - other avenues ...

... medication. Breastfeeding is another factor to consider. Some women feel the need to go back on medication as soon as possible after having the baby, as your chances of relapsing increases by 40% for 6 months after delivery. In this instance you'd want to consult with your dr. and see how it ...

I am also trying to have a baby and have recently had a miscarriage. gwa, I was really shocked and offended by your comments. Wow. I will suppose you meant only to be helpful and were showing concern, but tact really goes a long way. Anyhow, ...

Well that didn't last long. :( I went for an ultrasound yesterday and it showed that the baby stopped developing at 5 weeks. I am supposed to be 7.5 weeks along. I am nervous of a post-pregnancy relapse, but since my hormone levels never got a chance to get very high ...

... a critical stage. The good news is, pregnancy protects you from MS, so maybe your doctor will be okay with starting medication after you have your baby. I hope things move along quickly for you. No one wants to find out they have MS, but at least an answer allows you to plan for your future. This ...

... next week, and I plan to tell him I don't want the meds anymore. But the plot thickens. My husband and I are planning to start trying for a baby this August, meaning I would have to go off the Rebif anyway in early June (to prepare for pregnancy). So if I stop Rebif now, I get a 6ish month ...