6 Jan 2017 01:29 pm
Hi there. I have multiple sclerosis and have gained so much from this forum - thank you to the creators and contributors.Having a neurological disease, I've found my cognition to be a real limiting factor in getting the info I need at the time I need. Because of this, I created a companion website containing the info I've found most useful on this forum.Feel free to share the link with anyone in need: www.cpnhelplite.orgregards,
6 Jan 2017 01:29 pm
6 Jan 2017 03:09 pm
Glad you like it ! I've been meaning to give back to the Cpn community for quite some time - but it took me a while to collect my thoughts :)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Doing Thibault protocol (NAC/mino/roxi/tini/nattokinase)...but considering morphing to Stratton protocol
6 Jan 2017 06:46 pm
Nice video of DW and Sarah
18 Feb 2017 04:14 pm
Hwebb,thats awesome!!!!the table on the treatment page - is there a way that we can zoom in to read it??Love your work :-)Mark
22 Feb 2017 04:13 am
Hi Mark,sorry for the delayed response. i didnt realise zooming was a problem. i will see what i can do....maybe i will put a link to an excel spreadsheet on that page.Helen
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Doing Thibault protocol (NAC/mino/roxi/tini/nattokinase)...but considering morphing to Stratton protocol
1 Mar 2017 05:47 am
mark - I emailed you the original excel document so you can peruse
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Doing Thibault protocol (NAC/mino/roxi/tini/nattokinase)...but considering morphing to Stratton protocol
Helena, I think this is a
Helena, I think this is a very neat little web-page which will be very useful to many peeople...................Sarah
Completed Stratton/Wheldon regime for aggressive secondary progressive MS in June 2007, after four years, three of which intermittent. Still improving bit by bit and no relapses since finishing treatment.