Fourth Pulse

Well I finished my fourth pulse on flagyli [1]. Can't say everything went smoothly this time.

Was really weak on the first thru fourth day. Then on the fifth day was real achey and flu like. Went to bed early, slept for 12 hours and felt fine the next day.

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If there is no wind..............row New Hampshire USA on CAPi [2]i [2] since 2-4-2006 for MSi [3]i [3] Currently on rifamapin 150 mg 2x day, azithromicin 500mg, m,w,f and 100mg tinidazole 3x a day for seven days one week a month, work up to 3 grams calcium pyruvate 5 days

Told ya so!Â Â (Ooooh, I

Submitted by MacKintosh on Sat, 2006-07-08 20:55.

Told ya so! (Ooooh, I love being able to say that.) No, really, isn't it nice to find the apprehension was actually the worst part of doing it? (I just finished #7 and the only thing I noticed was a little pressure in the ears and I found I was REALLY short-tempered days four and five. As soon as I realized it was me and not the rest of the world, I clamped my mouth closed except when taking abxi [4] or adjuncts and it went a lot smoother for me.) So, tell us the improvements, thus far. Enquiring minds want to know...

The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world’s problems. Mohandas Gandhi

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The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world’s problems. Mohandas Gandhi

Hi McKintosh:Â Not much for

Submitted by doglover on Sun, 2006-07-09 14:41.

Hi McKintosh:

Not much for improvements yet. Easier to get up from a sitting position. Stand a bit longer but not much else.

It's too soon so I'm not concerned.

I'm starting LDNi [5] so I hope to see some improvement from that . But I guess that takes awhile too.

I'm so impatient--I want it all now!!

But I'll wait out the year and see what happens.

Linda

New Hampshire USA

on CAPi [2] since 2-4-2006 for MSi [3]. Currently on doxyi [6] 100mg, 2x day, azithromicin 250mg, m,w,f and 500mg flagyli [1] 3x a day for five days every three weeks. Plus uppllements.

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If there is no wind..............row New Hampshire USA on CAPi [2] since 2-4-2006 for MSi [3] Currently on rifamapin 150 mg 2x day, azithromicin 500mg, m,w,f and 100mg tinidazole 3x a day for seven days one week a month, work up to 3 grams calcium pyruvate 5 days

Hi McKintosh:Â Not much for

Submitted by doglover on Sun, 2006-07-09 14:41.

Hi McKintosh:

Not much for improvements yet. Easier to get up from a sitting position. Stand a bit longer but not much else.

It's too soon so I'm not concerned.

I'm starting LDNi [5] so I hope to see some improvement from that . But I guess that takes awhile too.

I'm so impatient--I want it all now!!

But I'll wait out the year and see what happens.

Linda

New Hampshire USA

on CAPi [2] since 2-4-2006 for MSi [3]. Currently on doxyi [6] 100mg, 2x day, azithromicin 250mg, m,w,f and 500mg flagyli [1] 3x a day for five days every three weeks. Plus uppllements.

I'm glad you added the

Submitted by Sarah on Mon, 2006-07-10 05:24.

I'm glad you added the second bit, at Mackintosh's behest!

Despite your impatience you come over as so calm and patient in all this, which is the best way to be if one can manage it. Rica is off with the goats later this week, you will soon be off with your dogs, I am sure. Standing up easier and for longer means more than it might at first appear, because standing up awkwardly takes far more energy than just standing without thinking.

Sarah

Started the Wheldon regime in August 2003, due to very aggressive SPMSi [7]. Moved to intermittent therapy after one year. In May 2006 still take this, two weeks every two months. EDSSi [8] was about 7, now less than 2.

An Itinerary in Light and Shadow Berger.

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Completed Stratton/Wheldon regime for aggressive secondary progressive MSi [3] in June 2007, after nearly four years, three of which intermittent. Still slowly improving and no exacerbation since starting. EDSSi [8] was 7, now 2, less on a good day.

Subtle improvements often

Submitted by Michele on Mon, 2006-07-10 08:23.

Subtle improvements often go un-noticed but become the baseline for other subtle improvements. This process is so slow it is sometimes difficult to see what improvements we get from it. Sounds encouraging to me.

I am 'lucky' that I have a visible means to assessing how I am getting on. Having very little hair, I can see all the new hair growth appearing week by week, so I know it is working even if at times I feel worse.

Michele: on Wheldon protocol since 1st May 2006 for a variety of long standing ailments, also spokesperson for Ella started Wheldon protocol 17th March 2006 for RRMSi [9]

Sussex, UK

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Michèle (UK) GFAi [10]: Wheldon CAPi [2] 1st May 2006. Daily Doxyi [6], Azi MWF, metroi [1] pulse. Zoo keeper for Ella, RRMSi [9], At worse EDSSi [8] 9, 3 months later 7 now 5.5 Wheldon CAP 16th March 2006

Hey, Linda! Five months.

Submitted by lifeontheice on Mon, 2006-07-10 08:26.

Hey, Linda! Five months. Time goes slowly when we are waiting. Getting up easier and standing a bit longer are the signs of the improvement. Some people had to be contend at first just with the arrest of the disease. Keep plugging away! Best wishes.

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Cured of multiple sclerosisi [3], stopped the Wheldon's protocol in Nov,2008. EDSSi [8] 0 for over 5 years.