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Posted: Sun Nov 22, 2009 10:19 pm
Hello all;
I'd like to introduce myself: Algis; 47yo Caucasian male originally from Belgium; living in Asia (now Taiwan) since 1988.
I was diagnosed with SPMS in 1998 and was able to keep my projects going until 2002; when I had a major relapse and had to retire completely from active life.
I am currently in an electric wheelchair; both my legs and right arm are disabled.
I currently am under LDN and arguably it helped me a lot. I did not get more relapse since starting it in early 2008. I am getting it from parallel channel since many drugs aren't available here in Taiwan.
My Neurologist keep me on Methotrexate and steroids.
I know this site since a while; but never bothered to give an opinion nor to register - Probably part laziness and part of shyness.
Also the 'Erika's story' and the prospect of something moving (CCSVI) decided me. I guess I will not disarm until I get an evaluation of possible venous flow insufficiency / anomaly.
Cheers to all; be well
Algis
I'd like to introduce myself: Algis; 47yo Caucasian male originally from Belgium; living in Asia (now Taiwan) since 1988.
I was diagnosed with SPMS in 1998 and was able to keep my projects going until 2002; when I had a major relapse and had to retire completely from active life.
I am currently in an electric wheelchair; both my legs and right arm are disabled.
I currently am under LDN and arguably it helped me a lot. I did not get more relapse since starting it in early 2008. I am getting it from parallel channel since many drugs aren't available here in Taiwan.
My Neurologist keep me on Methotrexate and steroids.
I know this site since a while; but never bothered to give an opinion nor to register - Probably part laziness and part of shyness.
Also the 'Erika's story' and the prospect of something moving (CCSVI) decided me. I guess I will not disarm until I get an evaluation of possible venous flow insufficiency / anomaly.
Cheers to all; be well
Algis