The Actrims / Ectrims conference takes place at the end of the month. One of the topics being discussed is 'MS and infections' and one of the presentations is on CPn. Not sure if it will be possible to get hold of the presentation but Dr Wheldon might know the presenter or might seek to contact him after the conference.
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Boy, won't that be great to see and read? But int he meantime...
Please do look at the CPn Help.org site. Jim landed an interview with a CPn/MS expert. He will be posting the interview after the written version is approved by the person, in a day or two. This interview answers questions like how the cultures are negative for so many people and why the cryptic form is so hard to kill. Also see the cpn slides by clicking the link on the left side of the site.
This is a well thought out approach. It's fun to read all you can about it.
Marie
Please do look at the CPn Help.org site. Jim landed an interview with a CPn/MS expert. He will be posting the interview after the written version is approved by the person, in a day or two. This interview answers questions like how the cultures are negative for so many people and why the cryptic form is so hard to kill. Also see the cpn slides by clicking the link on the left side of the site.
This is a well thought out approach. It's fun to read all you can about it.
Marie
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Not sure if it will be possible to get hold of the presentation but Dr Wheldon might know the presenter or might seek to contact him after the conference.
Well, you never know! It depends whether whoever it is can culture CPn or can't, but you will be able to learn more about such things in a few days from CPn Help/ The Powerpoint presentation on the left by Charles Stratton, is very illuminating. It helps me to see why I recovered on that treatment even with having a negative serology reading.
Sarah
An Itinerary in Light and Shadow Completed Dr Charles Stratton / Dr David Wheldon abx regime for aggressive secondary progressive MS in June 2007, after four years. Still improving with no relapses since starting. Can't run but can paint all day.