On Wednesday April 7, 2010, the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada hosted an information session discussing the link between chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI) and multiple sclerosis (MS).
The trouble started when she noticed herself getting weak, losing balance and walking into walls. Doctors diagnosed her [Read More]
The Saskatchewan government has received almost 600 applications from multiple sclerosis patients interested in [Read More]
Anecdotes may be considered an ineffective source of medical evidence, but enough positive ones can inspire people to [Read More]
The provincial government has received almost 600 applications from multiple sclerosis patients interested in [Read More]
Weyburn’s Anna Tessier didn’t go to Bulgaria or India or Mexico to get the controversial liberation treatment [Read More]
That is a touching story it is inspireing hearing your story. I my self have ms, i was dionosed in Oct 2010 but Read the post
Why dont u consider Australia - it is a lot cheaper than $15,000.. and good aftercare. and you are in the commonwealth Read the post
I just came upon your story, and now I'm sitting here crying with my 3 year old next to me playing the Wii and saying Read the post
Please let me know how it goes Or how it went with challenging the charter! I think a class action suit is in order Read the post
Yet another delay and waste of money. There are past and current clinical trials that should satisfy the phase I of a Read the post
I did a test flight pulling G’s. In other words, blood was FORCED out of my MS brain to my lower limbs through the stenosis in my neck veins and the findings are like the liberation treatment. Makes sense to me. Someone needs to contact me about this.
good work , boys !!! thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The most honest discussion of CCSVI I’ve ever heard.