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hi everybody, I haven't been around for a good while and is decided to drop by and see if there is anything new. My condition has deteriorated a good bit. – If what I am reading is accurate and Dr. Flanigan passed away. I am very saddened. He was the only one that addressed the neck issues and spine...

So who are they really working for? Do you feel safe in their hands? I always keep in mind that a doctor "a surgeon"did save my life. When I had an emergency appendix operation. So all doctors are not bad. Of course, this guy. My guess would be that his money was made more on surgeries, n...

Many of us here have our thoughts and beliefs of what could have brought on these symptoms they call MS. Mine being a hit to the base of the skull in the mid-70s, which brought on tingling and some numbness to left arm and left leg and left foot. Hospitalization and traction resolved this for many y...

Thanks for your input.

I saw this on another MS site and borrowed it because I found it very interesting and wondered what you guys might think of it. The way things go and the world in such a crazy place. Basically, who knows what goes on behind closed doors. If there is any truth to this, which I think that there is, wh...

Does this sound freaky or what? But – amazing. About the way he views and talks about, especially the spinal column and nerves, blood flow, etc. scary, freaky yes. Does it or could this research have an impact of any sort with MS? My thoughts lean toward yes, especially those of us that the spinal c...

for those that can still walk – this may be something useful.





http://www.gadgetify.com/unpowered-ankle-exoskeleton/



http://www.gizmag.com/unpowered-ankle-e ... cy/36847/.

'Nanoneedles' generate new blood vessels in mice, paving the way for new regenerative medicine | KurzweilAI

Thank you for taking the time to include us and keeping us informed.

The best to you.

Would this new discovery have anything to do with your thinking? Of course blood supply and spinal fluid supply is important no matter what part we are dealing with.



https://hms.harvard.edu/news/synaptic-shortcut

Our bodies still have many secrets. Science is continually proving and disproving what they proved.

We can only hope they find the master switch that will heal anything and everything. Far-fetched?? Who knows.


https://hms.harvard.edu/news/synaptic-shortcut





Harvard Medical School

Wouldn't it be great if some of these geniuses would figure out a panel board to reroute and override a damaged nervous system or spine with a new one.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/9J7GpVQCfms

When I was a kid, Dick Tracy and the two way wrist walkie-talkie was science fiction. Now look at communications. I thought this article was interesting.

http://www.livescience.com/47890-self-h ... darpa.html