Alternative MS Remedies - Hope or Hype?

» vemartin - Thank for the personal insights...

I personally would like to commend the author for her courage and dedication in making this site into a fountain of knowledge on the subject of MS. Her personal insights add a touch of humanity and “real world” experiences to a body of knowledge heretofore muddled in medical jargon and clinical morass that can prove hard to decipher and understand.

I am not an MS sufferer and I can only image what it must be like to live with this most maddening of diseases on a daily basis and still find the courage to face the day. My admiration and respect for the author and for anyone else who suffers from the disease, know no bounds. I tip my hat to you Malady and once again commend you on job well done.

Vincent E. Martin
Contributing Editor
Politics & Minorities

-- posted by vemartin

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» loveisjoy - God Bless Our Caregivers

Thank you so much for the vote of confidence.

Multiple sclerosis can be a maddening experience, and those of us who live with it daily are grateful for the support of our caregivers. A caregiver may be a family member, friend, or healthcare professional. They may see us at our worst, but still manage to see the very best in us. They encourage us and nurture us; indeed, they also live with MS through us. Their support makes the journey much more bearable.

I wonder if there is an official, "Caregivers Appreciation Day." Does anyone happen to know?

-- posted by loveisjoy

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» FeeOlivarez - Alternatives

I think that anyone looking for a fast buck prey on people with diseases and hope that they are as desperate as they are. I never believed in the BVT and I always think that if it is not reccomended by my neurologist or physican, then it's not worth me trying.

-- posted by FeeOlivarez

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