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SAANICH – A Saanich woman who’s back from Poland after having a procedure to treat Multiple Sclerosis, says Canada has let her down. Valerie MacNeil says her quality of life has improved 100% since her liberation treatment. Now another island woman is travelling to Mexico, hoping the breakthrough surgery could give her her life back. But both women and many others living with MS want to know why they can’t have the surgery at home.
An Okanagan care home resident with full body paralysis was confined to his bed against his will after his wheelchair was confiscated for a week – all because he smokes medical marijuana to relieve his Multiple Sclerosis. Please write or phone them and let them know how you feel about this. The number of the Care Centre at (250) 862-4040 to voice your support for Nyle Nagy. (pronounced Nile Nah-jee) The manager’s name – the cruel person who took Nyle’s wheelchair is Adrien Vaughan The address is: 1775 Shannon Lake Rd Kelowna, BC V4T, Canada
A brief video introduction to multiple sclerosis (MS)
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 event was moderated by 680News morning anchor, Marlane Oliver. Speakers include: Yves Savoie President and Chief Executive Officer President, Ontario Division Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada Dr. Jock Murray Founding Director, Dalhousie MS Clinic Karen Torrie-Racine Board member, Ontario Division Volunteer, Cornwall and District Chapter Living with multiple sclerosis
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). Questions asked in this segment: Terry from Manitoba via pre-submitted question – I would like to know if the treatment for CCSVI will benefit those patients with primary progressive MS, or mostly benefit relapsing remitting MS? Question from the audience – Is there any speculation as to why the CCSVI treatments had no effects on people with progressive forms of MS? Question from the audience – What kind of testing is available to discover the level of iron in the brain?
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). Questions asked in this segment: Question from the audience – Concerning the request for proposal competition that will conclude in June is this the first step to further research? Where is the patients voice in selecting these proposals? Question from the audience – A year from now where will we be?
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). Questions asked in this segment: Question from the audience – If there is evidence of blocked veins for those without MS, can someone still undergo the procedure? Angela via Facebook – Dr. Jock Murray; do you think it is unethical that the Liberation treatment is being done by neurologists in Europe? Robin from Manitoba via pre-submitted question – As we know there are children diagnosed with MS. Has there been any testing or comments regarding CCVSI and children?
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). Questions asked in this segment: Laurie via the internet – How will you respond to pressure from the pharmaceutical industry who may not want current drug treatments to be replaced with CCSVI therapy due to the financial impact they are bound to feel? They carry a lot of weight and can slow down or even stall progress that negatively impacts them financially. Dawn from Alberta via pre-submitted question – Does the MS Society support having the testing (MRI and Ultrasound) by the Provincial Health Care Systems?