Re: as patients worsen, they turn to internet for informatio
Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 2:40 pm
If anybody is even pretending to be able to cure "MS" I'd like to hear, see, write to politicians about it.
DMDrugs are not just for this year. They don't work on the veins at all. I (and I suspect many other Canadians) couldn't get a DMD treatment, even though it is covered by private insurance, even if I were to beg. I am not even asking any more. Doctors have to have a lot of nerve to prescribe anything that costly, but since they can, some do, and they are well compensated.
Money can't buy everything, but there's a sale on thick skins. They come with free Internet service too.
This is nothing but the same tired old party line about "desperation." My neuro told me I was "grasping at straws." Actually, though, some act as if they hate to tell you the "truth", when that is really what gets them up in the morning. All the many mysterious wonders we don't know how to treat.
I admit to everything. Take me away, I'm guilty. I was foolhardy, and had the procedure on my own nickel. I tasted the forbidden treatment. I read all about it on that bad ol' Internet. Please, you have to confine me: I just can't help myself.
DMDrugs are not just for this year. They don't work on the veins at all. I (and I suspect many other Canadians) couldn't get a DMD treatment, even though it is covered by private insurance, even if I were to beg. I am not even asking any more. Doctors have to have a lot of nerve to prescribe anything that costly, but since they can, some do, and they are well compensated.
Money can't buy everything, but there's a sale on thick skins. They come with free Internet service too.
This is nothing but the same tired old party line about "desperation." My neuro told me I was "grasping at straws." Actually, though, some act as if they hate to tell you the "truth", when that is really what gets them up in the morning. All the many mysterious wonders we don't know how to treat.
I admit to everything. Take me away, I'm guilty. I was foolhardy, and had the procedure on my own nickel. I tasted the forbidden treatment. I read all about it on that bad ol' Internet. Please, you have to confine me: I just can't help myself.