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A friend of mine suffers from MS about 20 years and currently is in the later stages of the disease. She heard about this last year, she was indeed diagnosed wi
by stingraycharles 16y ago
A friend of mine suffers from MS about 20 years and currently is in the later stages of the disease. She heard about this last year, she was indeed diagnosed with a venous insufficiency, and actually had the "liberation procedure" done by dr. Zamboni himself. She hasn't seen a single improvement since the operation (5 months ago).
- dandelany 16y agoJust to provide an anecdotal counterpoint... Ceci Ervin gave a presentation at Ignite Boulder about her experience with the treatment, and her subsequent improvements: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaTL_z2IakQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaTL_z2IakQ It's hard to imagine that her progress could be purely psychosomatic, but the procedure is also obviously not a cure-all. We understand so very little about the human body.
- Keyframe 16y agoMy girlfriend's mother has MS and has been paralyzed from the neck down for the last ~3 years (attack happened practically over night). There was some talks from local MS support organization of possible visit from their clinic from Italy (we're in Croatia, so it's very close) to here for some patients. I have heard nothing concrete from doctors on this though, they have been on a seminar about this and there is no concrete opinion from anyone yet.