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Good to see you around again and to hear that you continue to do well Robin!

Of course it'd be foolish to be too confident but since my wife's diagnosis in early 2006 and soon after Tovaxin treatments it seemed enough time had gone past without disease progression that the clear sailing was due to Tovaxin but Harry at one time had mentioned that Marge went like 10 years with...

NHE wrote: First symptoms: Fall 1991
Second attack: Fall 1999
Diagnosis: Fall 1999
No symptoms during the 8 years between first symptoms and second attack.

You're pretty sure that your 1991 symptoms are attributable to MS NHE?

I don't know of anyone else who had open neck surgery to treat a complication of CCSVI. Rici? This would seem to be very rare. I wasn't referring to anyone who has already had neck surgery to correct the issues created by venous angioplasty which as you mentioned has yet to produce documented benef...

Just in case anyone is confused by this statement: angioplasty does not involve being cut open as I'd imagine it. It is a minimally invasive percutanenous outpatient procedure....percutaneous meaning accessed through a needle punch of the skin. There is a needle incision made to the left of the gro...

It's a pattern though, isn't it? I am sure there are exceptions. Doepp comes to mind, assuming that his negative findings were published in a vascular journal. Dr. Robert Fox of Cleveland Clinic is definitely a neurologist, and his recent work on autopsy findings of CCSVI in MS patients was present...

Interesting but not the least surprising that you admit you don't totally understand the research yet you finish with the assertion that It is always interesting to see negative results published in neurology journals , and positive in vascular journals . Two different worlds, hearing two different ...

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