Hi all, I am trying alternative therapies.

Hello again. I am trying a lot of alternative methods to treat MS and posting the results on my blog - (removed by admin- broken link).I have had MS for more than 20 years in total, and I spent 6 last years in a wheelchair. FYI, English is a second language for me, so, ladies and gentlemen, I apologize for any inaccuracies in advance :DDDDDD

Sorry couldn’t read, saying your link is unavailable.

Jan x

I’ve had a quick look - like Jackie I had to copy and paste - and I can safely say that your English is a damn sight better than my Russian! But I too cannot find the ā€œalternative methodsā€ bit.

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Yes, indeed, I have made small typo - happybai-eng.com And yes, my blog is still a bit empty. :DDDDD I plan to publish the results of applying alternative methods of treatment MS, and if they show a good efficiency, I will, finally, tell about them in detail.

I’m trying Hyperbaric Oxygen at the MS Therapy Centre, Bradley Stoke, Bristol. My cognitive function has improved hugely and I have been able to reduce my pain medication from 2,400 mg of Gabapentin a day to 1,500 mg a day - still on 20 mg of Amitriptyline at night but I can live with that. I don’t feel so stiff when walking either.

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hiya

cranial osteopath. i was attending one 10yrs ago then stopped because i felt so well-mistake with disastrous results! i aim to go every 6/8 weeks for the rest of my life!

ellie

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I have Oxygen Therapy at Bradley Stoke too.

I am rubbish at names (I wear it as an MS badge of pride these days!) so I can’t place you. But I suspect I do know you!

I’m Ellen and I usually ā€˜get’ my oxygen on a Thursday at the moment.

I have found it helps my with energy and my mobility. My balance issues are more than usually annoying at the moment so I’m hoping the oxygen will help that too.

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Are you interested in alternative therapies that DON’T work? Because I have lots of experience of those - Best odds diet (for years), Swank diet, Wahls diet, acupuncture (more than fifty sessions, spread over a year), low dose naltrexone, helminth therapy (that’s infecting yourself with parasitic worms). I didn’t feel that any of them made any difference to my declining health.

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I have been using the hyperbaric chamber for over 10 years. Great for improving bladder issues and improving fatigue issues.

I tried accupuncture a few years ago but it did nothing for me.

derek

I have had four sessions of acupuncture, I stopped it as I felt it wasn’t working. Then some of my symptoms improved (aching) but now the symptoms have returned. So may be it did work for a short time of three weeks.

I tried acupuncture didn’t work. I tried homeopathy didn’t work. Tried lots of different herbal things and all of the GP and specialists prescribed drugs.none work for me but I do take painkillers and the best two tablets are my antidepressants. Basically nowt works. I to am now in wheelchair fulltime had PPMS over twenty years and had fun fighting with it. Good luck trying never give up fighting it.

Don

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Meditation, twice a day, and be militant about it. I haven’t had any relapses or symptoms since I started meditating. Coincidence? I think not. Best of luck x

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Hi, I have released some new uptadates, actually, you can see a little positive trend here. I always welcome all the feedback, guys.

www.happybai-eng.com

Hi Lisa i do guided imagary for anxiety relief by Martin l Rossman and boy does he know his stuff. i am doing it twice a day and have done for 5 days now, i found him on youtube and he has such a soothing relaxing voice.

J x

Hi Ellen

I’m in the tank on Mondays as a rule.