A sane take on CCSVI

[shoshin]

The Wheelchair Kamikaze has a post called "Some Thoughts on the Current State of CCSVI" at  http://www.wheelchairkamikaze.com/2010/06/some-thoughts-on-current-state-of-ccsvi.html

If you are at all interested in this topic you should read the whole post, which gives a balanced and insightful assessment of where we're at.

sho

[Guitar_grrrl]

Marc is definitely one of my heroes.  His writing is fabulous, his wit is sharp, and his heart is HUGE!  I follow everything he writes.

[sllowe]

A definite balanced and insightful read on CCSVI! We do need to keep this thread handy.

Thanks Sho!!!!!

-shell

[Mand125]

When you get to the article there is a link taking you to his own experience of the procedure, it is worth reading that as well.

Mand

[addicted2harleys]

I ran across this guy one time and love the way he writes!  Gonna go check this out...thanks!

[Mand125]

Thank you for the link, he really does put across a well balanced view.

Which reminds me, has anyone heard from MCBCON? - he posted that he was travelling to Bulgaria to get the liberation treatment done on June 1st.

Mand

[HVAC]

Interesting today someone I know called and asked if I heard of the liberation treatment. I said I had she said a she knew someone in Toronto who just had it. I explained I had had MS for over 40 years and my blood brain barrier breach is here to stay. The woman is just so excited she wants everyone to have it done.

I feel so much better now that I had my gallbladder out I think everyone who has not had theirs' removed should do it. Lol.

[jensequitur]

I do like reading his stuff - he's been one of the more sane and intelligent voices out there on the topic of CCSVI.