<< I have stayed on the side lines about this survey but I got to come in
now. I find the survey redundant and a waste of time "Sorry Thread" But
the answers will not be of much use. You could just as well included
"How many had popcorn that week" (this reply to your comments are done with
deep respect for both of our 1rst ammendment rights). I may have eaten
popcorn , in a cave, while remaining under enough stress to make remain in
this cave, until a long lost family member arrived to tell me 'of my family
history' and request that I move to a warmer climate. While in this cave I
may have come incontact with the chemicals needed to keep cave men from
returning. (God know the press and politics have made me fearful that this
mentality of cavemen may be returning.) This by the way is ment to be a vast
extreme and in no way reflects my feeling for Phil's great devotion to this
group and commitment to the cure.
Here is something writen by Theodore Roosevelt, that hangs in my office;
The credit belongs........
to the man who is actually in the arena,
who strives valiantly;....
who
knows the great devotions,.....and
spends himself in a worthy...cause,
who at the best,
knows the triumph of high achievements;
and who, at the worst, if he fails,......at least
fails while daring greatly,
so that his place shall never be with those cold,
and timid souls...
who neither know victory nor defeat.
Lastly there is nothing more comforting to me than the unfettered access to
the information, opinions and solutions gleened on this list. Dave, thanks
again for reminding me to be glad we have free speech.
Kindest regards,
Beth
above reply is in regard to;
.<<All the questions have been asked and
answered years ago. All have been gone over by the medical field. There
are similarities [I even been told by the head spinal doctor at a
Stanford Med affiliated hospital that "MS is not hereditary but it does
run in families" just mull that over for a second?] but no true medical
use has come from these surveys other than to warn someone there in a
risk group.
And as far as some ones reply to you as being idiopathic, that is your
perspective. It is not idiopathic to me. The only thing that is truly
idiopathic here is TM.
Regards; Davej>>
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