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Lisa!
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So as I mentioned before I diognosed MS at the age of 20. I was quite upset and off to the world since then( in fact you could say getting my Bsc and learning English was the only interactions that I had with outside world) I thought there was no cure for that so I just didn't bother visiting another doctor.:zzz:
I decided to visit another doctor after I faced some new problems. The new doctor who is also 1 of my family member and I stubbornly refused to meet him since I thought he was sort of crazy, made me really hopeful about the future. well that was the 1st time in my life I met him and I have to say that he's the cutest docter I've ever met.(he told me the worst thing about MS is that it takes victims from the prettiest and cleverst women:tongue: hehe he knows howto cheer up women).
He told me that since I am at the stage 0 my sickness could be cured by Avonex, he also suggested swimoing in cool water.
Reading the article on that(as the another Dr informed me) it only reduce the rate for 30-35 and that means it's not a definitive cure. And it also has some annoying side effects that makes people to quit the drug after 2 years. Ah I just don't know what to do. I am also very curious to know why the other Dr even didn't let me know there's such a cure. (he was just trying to help me by vitamins)
Thanks for redaing the rant
I decided to visit another doctor after I faced some new problems. The new doctor who is also 1 of my family member and I stubbornly refused to meet him since I thought he was sort of crazy, made me really hopeful about the future. well that was the 1st time in my life I met him and I have to say that he's the cutest docter I've ever met.(he told me the worst thing about MS is that it takes victims from the prettiest and cleverst women:tongue: hehe he knows howto cheer up women).
He told me that since I am at the stage 0 my sickness could be cured by Avonex, he also suggested swimoing in cool water.
Reading the article on that(as the another Dr informed me) it only reduce the rate for 30-35 and that means it's not a definitive cure. And it also has some annoying side effects that makes people to quit the drug after 2 years. Ah I just don't know what to do. I am also very curious to know why the other Dr even didn't let me know there's such a cure. (he was just trying to help me by vitamins)
Thanks for redaing the rant