‘Featured’ Archives
Liberating Nicole
It’s controversial, unapproved and looked at with skepticism but for some it works and many argue it is live-saving. Chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI) is a term developed by Italian researcher Paolo Zamboni to describe compromised flow of blood in the [Read More]
My liberation surgery
IF you are at all like me, a year ago “CCSVI” was just one more silly acronym that might have been wielded by texting 14-year-olds. Perhaps it was an abbreviation for “cute critters seem very innocent” or something like that. In fact, as many of us [Read More]
Funding rules stymie MS sufferer
A St. Stephen woman with a limited income plundered most of her precious savings to receive treatment in Rhode Island for multiple sclerosis, a disease that left her debilitated for years. Liberation therapy, the controversial procedure not offered in Canada, was a glimmer [Read More]
