Comments on: 2 1/2 Years and No Progression http://www.theselfhealingcoach.com/2009/12/23/2-12-years-and-no-progression/ Education, Support, and Inspiration to Heal Multiple Sclerosis Tue, 03 Jan 2012 11:29:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: kg http://www.theselfhealingcoach.com/2009/12/23/2-12-years-and-no-progression/comment-page-1/#comment-13 kg Thu, 07 Jan 2010 03:06:21 +0000 http://blog.karenscape.com/?p=123#comment-13 thank you viv. the feeling is mutual. i owe you for connecting me with Dr. N and being there for me. free photos of your baby for all of eternity!!! :) thank you viv. the feeling is mutual. i owe you for connecting me with Dr. N and being there for me. free photos of your baby for all of eternity!!! :)

]]> By: Viviana http://www.theselfhealingcoach.com/2009/12/23/2-12-years-and-no-progression/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Viviana Wed, 06 Jan 2010 22:48:55 +0000 http://blog.karenscape.com/?p=123#comment-12 I love this post! And not just because...well...you know. You give me inspiration. Once day...when I grow to be more disciplined...perhaps Dr. N will have 2 patients to follow;) Love you and I'm soooo proud of all you are doing for yourself and for others. I'm forever grateful to have stumbled upon you! I love this post! And not just because…well…you know. You give me inspiration. Once day…when I grow to be more disciplined…perhaps Dr. N will have 2 patients to follow;) Love you and I’m soooo proud of all you are doing for yourself and for others. I’m forever grateful to have stumbled upon you!

]]> By: kg http://www.theselfhealingcoach.com/2009/12/23/2-12-years-and-no-progression/comment-page-1/#comment-11 kg Sun, 03 Jan 2010 17:17:03 +0000 http://blog.karenscape.com/?p=123#comment-11 hi karen. i just read your story on your blog on flourish. we've got some interesting parallels in our stories and definitely in our approach to healing. it's great to be introduced to another MS warrior like yourself! :) i was just going to suggest that you listen to the interview i just did with Ann Boroch and then i just got your comment on that post. my supplement regimen is complex - i take something in the neighborhood of 20 plus pills a day and they are all tailored specifically to my individual case. that said, it wouldn't make sense for me to tell you what i take because you may need different supplements and different doses, but i highly recommend a session with ann - she really knows her stuff and is amazing. i send everyone her way for the diet/supplement stuff. i'd love to stay in touch with you, thanks for writing! hi karen. i just read your story on your blog on flourish. we’ve got some interesting parallels in our stories and definitely in our approach to healing. it’s great to be introduced to another MS warrior like yourself! :) i was just going to suggest that you listen to the interview i just did with Ann Boroch and then i just got your comment on that post. my supplement regimen is complex – i take something in the neighborhood of 20 plus pills a day and they are all tailored specifically to my individual case. that said, it wouldn’t make sense for me to tell you what i take because you may need different supplements and different doses, but i highly recommend a session with ann – she really knows her stuff and is amazing. i send everyone her way for the diet/supplement stuff. i’d love to stay in touch with you, thanks for writing!

]]> By: Karen Ledford http://www.theselfhealingcoach.com/2009/12/23/2-12-years-and-no-progression/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Karen Ledford Sun, 03 Jan 2010 16:36:12 +0000 http://blog.karenscape.com/?p=123#comment-10 Karen- I am likewise winning this battle with diet and nutrition. I would LOVE to know what supplements you are taking for optimal healing. I was diagnosed in June 2009 and am just getting started. Any advice is wonderful. Stay Strong, Karen Karen- I am likewise winning this battle with diet and nutrition. I would LOVE to know what supplements you are taking for optimal healing. I was diagnosed in June 2009 and am just getting started. Any advice is wonderful. Stay Strong, Karen

]]> By: Kiela Kern http://www.theselfhealingcoach.com/2009/12/23/2-12-years-and-no-progression/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Kiela Kern Wed, 30 Dec 2009 18:16:31 +0000 http://blog.karenscape.com/?p=123#comment-9 Congratulations Karen. That's amazing and yet completely expected. The powerful impact of having made a decision to direct your health and well-being should not surprise us at this point. You are a real example for anyone who wants to decide and pursue themselves healthy. And yet my favorite thing about this entry is what is becoming possible for your physician... and by proxy for everyone who reads this. By persevering and sticking to your guns regarding your treatment strategy, even while under the care of an allopath, you've accomplished two things: first you gave him the clinical experience he needed to begin to consider another way of approaching MS; and second, you gave everyone who reads this proof positive that the health profession is capable of updating and evolving itself. Dr.'s can learn new things, even when they don't fit with what they already know. Talk to your health care partners. Collaborative health care can start with you... you just might have to be patient with them ( no pun intended ) The quantum impact of this experience is really frickin' exciting. How many people with that diagnosis could potentially benefit from your Dr.'s expanded awareness??? Really, really cool. Congratulations Karen. That’s amazing and yet completely expected. The powerful impact of having made a decision to direct your health and well-being should not surprise us at this point. You are a real example for anyone who wants to decide and pursue themselves healthy.

And yet my favorite thing about this entry is what is becoming possible for your physician… and by proxy for everyone who reads this. By persevering and sticking to your guns regarding your treatment strategy, even while under the care of an allopath, you’ve accomplished two things: first you gave him the clinical experience he needed to begin to consider another way of approaching MS; and second, you gave everyone who reads this proof positive that the health profession is capable of updating and evolving itself. Dr.’s can learn new things, even when they don’t fit with what they already know. Talk to your health care partners. Collaborative health care can start with you… you just might have to be patient with them ( no pun intended )

The quantum impact of this experience is really frickin’ exciting.
How many people with that diagnosis could potentially benefit from your Dr.’s expanded awareness??? Really, really cool.

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