MS Home Study Course – What Does It Cost?
OK, after all the “where do we find the
supplements” questions, it seems like the #1
question on everyone’s mind is the “Price
Question”.
In other words… what is this MS Health Coaching
Home Study Course going to cost?
That seems like a fair enough question…
BUT IT’S THE WRONG QUESTION !!!!!
Now we don’t want to be too hard on you here – we
know that you may be on disability or on a fixed
income and don’t have a lot of extra money lying
around.
We also know that any money you spend on anything
MS related has to be well worth it.
However, if whatever you are doing now is not
giving you the results you want and if you aren’t
feeling better, it is like money being SUCKED OUT
of your wallet.
The real question you should be asking is:
“How much money can I make?…or…What are all the
things I’m going to do once I start feeling better?”
You see, once you have gone through the MS Health
Coaching Home Study Course and start to feel better
you might decide to go back to work and earn more
money than you earn now.
In this case, the home study course would be like
an investment and would not COST you anything. In
fact, it would more than pay for itself!
Or…
If you have no desire to go back to work and earn
money and you would rather get back to do other
things that you enjoyed, there’s really no price
tag for what that would be worth.
Do you see where we are going here?
You shouldn’t be asking yourself “how can I afford
this?” but rather “how can I afford to NOT get this?”
Think of it this way… if you could find something
that helped get rid of just half (50%) of your pain
and numbness, or that helped you get a good night
of sleep 3 more nights per week, or that cleared up
your vision or helped with your balance problems
just a bit, and it cost $1,500.00, would you buy it?
Of course you would. In fact, you would probably
try to find a way to buy more than one of them.
Well, we’re betting that you will get rid of more
than half of your pain and numbness and that you’ll
get many good nights of sleep and get great results
with your fatigue, vision, balance, and depression…
…and the MS Health Coaching Home Study Course is
not going to cost anywhere near $1,500.00. It’s NOT
going to cost $1000.00 which many people thought it
worth or even $800.00. It will be FAR less than that.
Dr. Cartwright’s hourly fee for private clients is
$600 per hour and with all the hours of the MS Health
Coaching Home Study Course added up, that would be
more than $7800.00.
But the home study course WON’T even be $600.00 – the
cost of one hour of Dr. Cartwright’s time.
Plus…we promised Sue Ellen that we’d keep the
course as reasonable as possible for you.
You’ll also be glad to know that it will be even
cheaper than the 6-week live series we just finished.
And everyone in that class paid at least $500 for all
the great information. Information that has already
helped them feel better.
We’ll reveal the price in the next day or so and until
then, don’t consider the MS Health Coaching Home Study
Course as an expense but rather as an investment…an
investment in your future!
To Your Health,
Dr. Rudy Cartwright
Scott Cartwright
P.S. One important thing I forgot to mention – we’ve
firmed up the date and time of the launch of the
MS Health Coaching Home Study Course.
It will be THIS Thursday, February 4th at 9am Pacific /
11am Central / 12noon Eastern (New York time).
Please go here to convert to your local date and time:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html
P.P.S. For those of you who joined the priority notification
list, we’ll send you out the link to the registration
page about 10 minutes earlier than everyone else.
Rachel Savala said
am February 1 2010 @ 3:34 am
I recently lost my husband of 28 years, he wanted me to do anything to get better. I will try. I recently lost my balance, fell and broke my ankle. I don’t have someone watching after me like before and I cant afford the medications anymore. I lost my job(I worked on a 1099)because I was unpredictable.
Rachel Savala said
am February 1 2010 @ 3:34 am
I recently lost my husband of 28 years, he wanted me to do anything to get better. I will try. I recently lost my balance, fell and broke my ankle. I don’t have someone watching after me like before and I cant afford the medications anymore. I lost my job(I worked on a 1099)because I was unpredictable.
Denise Smith said
am February 1 2010 @ 8:10 am
I CANT AFFORD ANY OF THESE COST ,I HAVE BEEN LAYED OFF ALL I MAKE IS UNEMPLOYMENT,MY KIDS ARE IN HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE AND I AM TIRED. MY PAIN MED WORKS WELL FOR ME,I AM NOT ON ANY MS MEDS RIGHT NOW THE LAST INJECTIONS I SAW NO EFFECTS FROM SO I STOPPED TAKING IT.MY THINKING PROCESS IS SLOWING DOWN AND MY BALANCE IS STILL OFF MY VISION ALSO BLURRS. THANKS
Bridget W said
am February 1 2010 @ 8:56 am
I just got divorced and can NOT afford to purchase the home study course, but would like a copy of it, is there any way I could get one, please?
Helen Wilson said
am February 1 2010 @ 10:29 am
Well your comment about cost is very long winded and sounds like all the Junk emails I receive multiple copies of trying to get me to buy things quite off putting.
What is wrong with yes or no and the price, that is easy to see on your front Home page.
I have a lot of emails to read for work and the long winded answers I receive trying to get me to buy things sorry are generally deleted.
Buying your book took me ages to read and I nearly didn’t get it.
Costs and Discounts (if any) also should appear on your home front page.
I am glad this area is available to write comments
gary stowe said
am February 1 2010 @ 10:50 am
Course should be free to MS patient’s on disability as it takes all of our income to make it day by day.
Debbie said
am February 1 2010 @ 11:01 am
it is so true about paying anything for your health but when you are alone with 3 kids and have NO one to help you out with the cost of getting better no matter what , it is so sad ..i just had to say that for me and for all the other people just like me in the same position …i would love finally the right information to get better from this monster illness !!!!…when you have asked people in the past to help you out for your health and they do but the thing you tried didnt do what it said it would the friends or family dont believe you when you say just one more time please help me so i can get this infor mation to get me better once and for all they dont want to do it cause they have heard it before …that is my issue and im sure there are many other people in the same boat …in my heart i believe this is it this is the real actual information for a life not just words nd empty promises …im so grateful already for all that i have learned from Sue-ellen and Dr.Rudy Cartwright ..thank you so much ..you guys do really care ..
Linda said
am February 1 2010 @ 11:02 am
I look forward to doing the course. I hope it wont be too expensive, thankyou. Linda
Roger Newbury, Jr. said
am February 1 2010 @ 11:06 am
Why the big secert regarding the price ? If it’s truly factual information, then just tell us… There’s so much poor information out there, that it’s self defeating to us with MS…
Rob Thorne said
am February 1 2010 @ 11:46 am
I just wanted to Thank you..
i took your course and even though it was held at 2am for me in the UK, it was the best thing i did last year.
I was diagnosed at 23 and to begin with i could conceale my condition but now at 45 my walking and balance aren’t good and with fatigue life wasnt enjoyable.
For years I had just been waiting for something to happen when I came across Dr Cartwright
My life has changed since then.. I have been able to take control of me..
With his advise and encouragement I am now taking some supplement but the real benefit I get is the foods and advise what to eat that has really made a difference to me..
I eat chilli’s now and am able to sleep the night through without pain.
Any way thanks Dr Cartwright you are making my life better and better,.
I am also planning to get down the gym at the start of March, something that I haven’t been able to do for over a year
Regards
Rob
Mary said
am February 1 2010 @ 12:24 pm
I agree with the comments of the price being a secret. All we know is “WON’T even be $600.00″. What does that mean? $599.99?
I’m in the same boat with the rest of you. My boyfriend has MS, and can’t hardly walk. I spend my time taking care of him, and because I need to make sure that he doesn’t fall, I need to stay home with him, and help him walk from room to room. He receives SSI, and as a family we get food stamps, but neither of us currently works. We have Medicade for the Rxs & dr visits. It would be nice if this were covered with medicade and medicare. I know you can make money from this MS Monster, but remember you are dealing with people who are already broke, broke, broke, and have probably already used up their resorces.
Thanks.
Sybil Windham said
am February 1 2010 @ 1:10 pm
I do thank God for each of you (Sue Ellen and Dr. Cartwright). I pray this course will be affordable for those on disability and/or unemployment. I understand the comments made about “free” or affordable assistance for those in need of relief of this dreadful dis-ease. It is very difficult for everyone to maintain a normal standard of living when symptoms continually “pop up” out of no where.
I am able to walk even though its very slowly. I have recently (November 2009) experienced numbness in my left fingers. I’ve experienced “foot drop” since diagnosed (2005) but now more frequently. I have a 2 year old daughter who is VERY active and she wears me out. I do know the only way any of us will get better is if God sends the help. He us our only hope.
I only pray that God touches the hearts of those individuals who have the answers so “Everyone” can take part of these courses and be free once and for all. I can possibly afford the course but my heart goes out to those who can in no way afford it. If you all could make it very much affordable to those individuals I am sure the rest of us would not mind. I understand your time is valuable and the material costs money.
Clár - Ireland said
am February 1 2010 @ 1:19 pm
Just a quick question / comment … it’s about joining the priority notification re the MS home study course … I think I missed that link – but would love to be on it though.
Rhenia Carter said
am February 1 2010 @ 1:31 pm
I want to thank Dr. Cartwright and Scott for the 6 week MS Health Coaching Webinar. I learned more than I ever expected. I never got the straight forward comments and information from my doctors as I did during the webinars. Incorporating all of the vitamin supplements and foods into my daily routine was a challenge since I had done things wrong for so long. However, it’s all coming together. I am feeling a little better and I know I will get better and better. I have a positive outlook. I know I am healed. I know I will defeat this monster and live hapily everafter. Thank you Dr. Cartwright and Scott.
Doris Dorado said
am February 1 2010 @ 1:40 pm
What can I say that all the others haven’t already. I’m on SSDI and have no other means of paying for any of this. It’s what one person said about people not believing you about trying just one more thing and hoping this time it will work.
Please make every effort possible to provide a copy of this material for those of us who can’t afford it.
Thanks a million to Sue Ellen and Dr. Cartwright for all your help
Regards,
Doris Dorado
Patricia Webb said
am February 1 2010 @ 1:51 pm
The questions above about why this course cannot be free is valid and I want to address that issue. I was hesitant to pay for the course when I took it fall of 2009, I even asked Dr. Cartwright how I could justify the money when I was already having financial difficulty and might even lose my house. His answer was that I would be better off health-wise and that alone would make it worth the cost. I have suffered with severe blurred vision since 1997, when I was diagnosed with optic neuritis. After adjusting some of my diet and adding his supplement suggestions, my vision is improved.
Maybe in the future, one of the organizations that pays for speakers and programs will support Dr. Cartwright’s work, allowing him to give away the fruits of his study and investment in improving lives. His time, work and internet costs have been substantial. I appreciate his efforts and applaud the program.
Thanks to his family!
Tricia
Diana said
am February 1 2010 @ 2:37 pm
I agree Dr. Cartwright should be compensated for all his time in this project. But wouldn’t it be logical to charge 1,000 $50 each instead of charging 100 people $500 each. No matter what the price is, the ultimate road to success is sticking to the guidelines. This blog seems to be successful in people leaving their comments, couldn’t a similar one be established for people to lean on each other for support and encouragement.
Teresa Buhs said
am February 1 2010 @ 2:41 pm
I understand that most people with MS bad enough to be seeking this kind of help are really strapped for money. I also understand that given the choice, you cannot put a price on the chance for health or even the chance to live a more normal life. I also know I would give almost anything to be able to walk normally again! i pray that I will be one who gets a chance for these aids and I pray for you and Dr. Cartwright and thank you for all that you do to give so many a chance at a better life! God bless you both, regardless.
Bob said
am February 1 2010 @ 3:01 pm
This is a very frustrating disease – somehow I feel lucky because it didn’t start affecting me till I was over 50 – and from what I read here and have heard from other MS’ers.. for now its not that ‘bad’ – but it does seem to be moving in the wrong direction – yes I’ve bought books, gone to specialists etc etc…. and the one thing that seems to be true – is that for this disease what works for one doesn’t always work for the other.. – so.. I believe myself to be an honorable man- yes my income is affected by the MS .. so money is tight for me as well. I just don’t want to fork at another $????-$1000 on something that could be another ‘miracle’..;.so… lets be honorable… how bout you let us try and if it works…we pay? not easy being on one side is it?
Rose said
am February 1 2010 @ 3:02 pm
I believe that there is no price on your health, but I also believe that reality kicks in. Most of us with MS have a difficult time working and you have to take the job that will take us as we are. I am limited in what I do at my job and don’t make alot of money. I could get a better paying job if I was able to function better. Unfortunitly I need to feel better to get that opportunity and be able to pay for this course. Things don’t always work in the right order. Please make this course affordable for everyone in desperate need. Your knowledge is our future.
Thank you,
Rose
Manfred Heidinger said
am February 1 2010 @ 3:09 pm
As most previous comments question is “What is the price?”, my question matches the others. I am permanently disabled, my wife does some babysitting to help us meet expenses so, yes, I do want to know the price.
I am very interested in learning how I could help my wife with her chronic pain, which she endures daily and we’ve found absolutely nothing to help her, except the normal painkillers.
Would anyone know anything about how to quell chronic pain? We’d pay for it for certain but within reach.
Erick Johnson said
am February 1 2010 @ 3:14 pm
I need to start out saying “THANK YOU” for giving us patients hope! I have come accross loads of MIS-information, so to have something such as this is WELL WORTH IT. On the other hand my wife and I have 3 teens of our own and her 14 yr old cousin living with us. Both parents dived and are gone out of state (as of November 09) and they seem to be getting by with not paying support. We need a larger home, but with bad credit, my SSDI along with 2 of our children have other issues (Severe Hemophilia and JIA) we are truly feeling that we’re in a corner. Knowing some highlights of our life, if there is a way for low affordable monthly payments, I would seriously consider it, but in the current situation and “holding pattern” of the price, I am scared that I may need to look away.
Not crying on anybody’s shoulder or looking for pity… (like anyone cares)just getting a brief description of what we are dealing with and why I may potentially have to look away.
I hope you are able to help MANY with this program!!!
Welcome to the Community, Good Luck and God Bless!!!
Erick
Amy K Breault said
am February 1 2010 @ 3:16 pm
It’s easy to say “you can’t put a price on your health” but when you don’t have it, you don’t have it. I was diagnosed so young, still in high school that I didn’t have any social security built up and I can’t work now, what with Dr’s appointments and fatique, bad eyesight and bad balance. Who is going to hire me? I do know that if I was in a position to help someone else with any kind of disease or problem, I would do my best to make that happen. I pray for all of us with this lousy disease and I hope as many of you as possible will be well soon. Thanks Amy
DANIEL SHAW said
am February 1 2010 @ 3:19 pm
I DON’T HAVE MS AS BAD AS MANY AND I AM OFF ALL MY MS MEDS OTHER THAN GABAPENTIN FOR NERVE PAIN. I AM WAITING FOR THE STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION TO BE APPROVED BY THE MEDICAL FIELD. HOPEFULLY THAT WON’T TAKE TOO LONG.
FOR NOW, I AM TRYING EVERYTHING THAT I HEAR ABOUT. SOME WORK, SOME DON’T.
THE BIGGEST COP OUT FOR DOCTORS IS “MS IS DIFFERENT FOR EVERYONE”. I GUESS WE ARE LIKE SNOWFLAKES,HUH? (HOW COMFORTING….LOL). I TRIED TYSABRI FOR A YEAR OR SO BUT NOTHING SEEMED TO CHANGE FOR ME. AT 7500.00 A MONTH,THAT ISN’T SOMETHING I CHOOSE TO CONTINUE….BLAH BLAH BLAH
Craig Dawson said
am February 1 2010 @ 4:08 pm
As I see it there is enough interest and positive comments about I hope to be 1 of the first 50 who get this course. It would be my belief that enough of these if not all would be in a postion to afford the orignal cost of the course. So why coud’nt you have a price for the first 50 and then do a second or third run for however many orders you get at a much cheaper cost. This may allow every one to get this course. I for 1 and I believe all the others successful in getting 1 of the first 50 at the orignal cost would not be concerned (In fact pleased) if at a later date (Hopefully soon) it was offered to others less financial either free or at a substancial lower price.
Craig
Lorraine smash said
am February 1 2010 @ 4:39 pm
regarding your comments regarding the cost,it does not matter what i can do later,it is a question is it affordable for me now! Better health should not be costly,the creator gave us a magnificent body ,and gave knowledge to you to help people,I hope you are not the same as the rest who are looking for mega profits.God gave freely please give freely,I don’t mean give it for free,but please be reasonable.
With Gratitude Lorraine Smash
Patricia (Nova Scotia, Canada) said
am February 1 2010 @ 4:46 pm
It shouldn’t be so bad for me if I’m in the first 100. I still have a job until Nov this year, but I do agree with Diana on why not do a 1000 copies for $50 each. That way you help more people but again if we are not the 50 first people, the ! would this be available some other time?? I started eating what you guys said on the seminar. I’m going to meet with someone tomorrow to get my supplements. Hopefully I will see some improvement, I think I will.
Thank you so much to DR Cartwright, Scott and Sue Ellen.
Joanne Walcer said
am February 1 2010 @ 5:10 pm
I would like the home study PLEASE THANK YOU
Craig Dawson said
am February 1 2010 @ 5:15 pm
We joined Dr Cartwright for all of his webiair’s. Craig has had 2 ups and downs since we started following Dr Cartwright’s advise.
We believe Craig is improving ever so slowly but we believe he is improving.
During the first month Craig slowly gained a bit more energy by months end even though only a little it was noticeable. However after dinning out 1 night at a Chinees restaurant Craig crashed and lost everything he had gained. During the next month Craig again seemed to improve slowly regaining energy ever so slowly, his posture also improved ever so slightly (Craig is in a wheel chair all most all the time he’s out of a lounge chair or bed) Craig tends to lean to the right when sitting, standing and when were helping him walk his 10 to 30 meters with his walking frame. This posture improved and as recent as last Sat 30/1/10 we made the comment Craig was walking a little better, seemed to have a little more energy and his posture was straightening up. However last night Mon 1/2/10 Craig had another seizure ( which he has been having around every 3 months for the last 10 years which normally take him 2 hours with medication to come out of and he’s hospitalised over night. One of these about 2 years ago took doctors 4 days and heaps of medication to stop him seising and then it took another three days for Craig to get the medication out of his system and gain consciousness) however even though Craig went to hospital last night he came out of the seizure after about 20 minutes and the only medication he had was oxygen. It will be interesting to see now how quickly Craig can get back to where he was last Sat and to how much he continues to improve in the future (HEAPS WE HOPE). We have been impressed with the help Dr Cartwright has given us in answering our email questions about both Craig’s MS and Epilepsy and only hope this help and advise continues as I believe it’s important as ever MS case is different.
The Dawsons
Marie Nestingen said
am February 1 2010 @ 6:04 pm
I have listened to Dr. Cartwright’s “webinars” and have enjoyed them immensely. I learned a lot from his seminars. I plan to get the supplements he has mentioned and hope to be able to get the home course. (I can’t remember if I signed up on the priority list or not!) I’m still working (teaching) but it does seem like I’ve been going downhill lately. Actually, I was in a bad car accident in Nov. of 2008, both legs were broken (along with a lot of other injuries). All 3 bones were broken in my “bad” M.S. leg. (along with the other leg as well) I don’t know anymore what “discomfort” is from the M.S. and what is from the rods and plates in my legs!! At any rate, I’m to the point where I want to do anything and everything I can to get control of my MS. I feel I’ve been taking it too lightly in the past, but it’s really been starting to get to me. Even though I’ll be at school when the Home Course opens up for “buyers”, I hope I’ll be able to get a chance to get on the internet and order one. It sounds TERRIFIC!
Thanks for giving your time and effort! Marie
Lillian Coomer said
am February 1 2010 @ 7:30 pm
I AM LIKE EVERONE ELSE , MONEY IS TIGHT AROUND OUR HOME ALSO BUT I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN THE HOME COURSE IF I CAN AFFORD IT .
THANK FOR YOUR TIME .
Mardee from New Orleans said
am February 1 2010 @ 7:38 pm
Great site…….will we ever be able to communicate with one another
directly?
Dr. Cartwright and Scott……thanks for everything, I’m making “BIG” plans for my future………….
Cathy Lorenzo said
am February 1 2010 @ 7:58 pm
I understand everyone’s comments and concerns about the cost. I also understand what Dr. Cartwright says about what you are willing to do to get rid of MS. I have seen and read so many things that promised great results, that I was extremely leary. I signed up and commited to taking the webinar courses. I can honestly say, it’s worth it! Money well spent. I would encourage anyone to find a way to do this. I have had MS for over 16 years and have NEVER been given solid information and so much hope for a proming future. I really felt like Dr. Cartwright and his son Scott are really caring and compassionate and sincerely want to help us. I know it seems like alot of money, but compared to the shots and so many options that don’t work, it’s a steal!! It’s been only around a month, it’s slow progess (10%) but going in the right direction. I’m encouraged to stick with their advice and am confident that I will beat this thing.
Jeanenne Wright said
am February 1 2010 @ 7:59 pm
I want your help, but I am disabled with MS and do not qualify for disability and my husband is unemployed.
Is there a reduced price you can offer me or small monthly payment plan for your program?
Regards,
Jeanenne Wright
Ron said
am February 1 2010 @ 8:04 pm
I would like to get the MS Health Home Coaching study course. I have MS, My sister and first cousin have it also. I ‘m still getting around. But my sister and cousin are bedridden. Non of us have a alot of money. We just want to get well.If you and Dr. Cartwright help us , God will pour you out blessings your storehouse can’t hold. I pray that I’ll be able to afford it.
Ron
Teresa R.N. said
am February 1 2010 @ 8:35 pm
Thank you for your knowledge and sharing. I cannot afford $50.00. I loved the idea of ‘giving’ to patients and assessing their outcome. I missed the webinars, and am getting in on this info, at the last minute. It seems we MSers are like Type 1 personalities, and we need to rest during mid-day lay down get blood to the brain and do the supplements, eat lofat (all people should) No beef, just do fish and chicken veggies…
Thankyou for your work Dr. Cartwright. I know you live in a better environment than the MS folks. I am thankful for your education and the work you have done. Maybe I can learn about a homestudy, or doing the webinars, if they are still available. Can you help me SueEllen. Bless you all. Teresa
You have my email. Thank you
Sharon Ward said
am February 1 2010 @ 8:36 pm
I agree with alot of the comments that i have read here. I to am on ssd,
and i can not afford to buy groceries for me and my son alot of times.
I to am a single mother , i am in a wheelchair. I understand that when it comes to “our” health you cannot put a price on having your life returned to normal. But what are people in my situation supposed to do??? We would give anything and we would do anything to return to normal.(whatever normal is!! )but i feel that REALALITY, is the only thing that we have.
sincerly,
Sharon ward
P.S. I wish everyone the best!!
marguerte richardson said
am February 1 2010 @ 10:36 pm
I am so grateful to have discovered Sue Ellen and Dr. Cartwright. i have listened to the last two webinars and found them to have clear and encouraging information. I feel hope for the first time in along time. I have made the suggested changes to my diet and have gathered most of the suggested supplements.I am 58 and was diagnosed when i was 23. I very recently had a bad relapse which left me with the inability to stand for very long. I am on permanent disability and would give anything to walk again. I too do not know if i signed up for the priority notification list. fingers and toes crossed that i did.
yoya said
am February 2 2010 @ 7:12 am
I also have MS, have had it for 15 years, yet after reading everyones blog, I feel as one who is fortunate. No, I do not have money for extras, my desire is to have a home of my own, so I can fix it to get around in. Places I go are not handicapp equiped. But as read everyones conditions and how everyone on the blogs are faring,I can only say thank you God for this day. I have been so mad for so long, only to find it just causes more harm, I contemplate seeing the day I am as I was before MS, and this does sound like something to try , another form of hope. But I went back to my new years resolution, to draw closer to God. I could not lie and make promises I knew I would not keep by the middle of the year. But,I do promise that hope that is guaranteed by faith, and to believe that all things are possible to him who believes.If you believe that the courses are Gods will, believe God will supply away to take them. If not God is still God and He will do what He thinks is best. Just trust and believe nothing that is happening to none of us that has escaped His all seeing eye. Even if you don’t have a relationship with Hi, He has one with you. Some have had MS for years, and though it might seem as if it is getting worse, in some areas, each day you awake He blesses you and some way you can use the day as testimony God kept you. Yes He inspired Dr. Cartwright to do this and thank Him, put know the Healer, is within reach. That’s what I want to take with even if I do not get into the course, it is to be an inspiration for those who can not not see thier purpose to be used by God having MS. For even me having MS, I am still a vessel He can use. I pray for all of you, I may not know you personally, but after reading each blog, I now have you in my heart. Be blessed! All is well!
Patricia Gaston said
am February 2 2010 @ 7:22 am
I have read all of the comments; do you all hear them? I feel terrible for everyone with this awful disease. A man at my church with an equally frustrating disease told me that m.s. will shorten my time in purgatory; of course take this positively. The doctors HAVE to listen to us. Are you really trying to find more people to fund you? Please, please do this. My idea is to fund a large amount to give to anyone who finds a cure – 2 to 4 million should do it, of course it should not be taxed (what would the government say?). I think this approach would be better than just funding research; I’ve read that 90 million dollars has been spent on reasearch, with no positive results yet. Let me hope that the monetary reward could be even higher. Ten million makes more sense.
I don’t feel I could do much by myself. Can anyone offer suggestions? This disease is terrible, but I thank God that I was in remission for 25 years. Now it’s come back and its effects are nearly unbearable. I need to focus on something else. It also helps to talk to other people who are affected. Thanks for that.
Please tell me that you hear me.
Pat
Lisa Kohn said
am February 2 2010 @ 7:30 pm
I am in the process of losing my home. I will have to move to an apt in a new place. I am on fulltime diability. I would do anything to get rid of my symptoms of MS. I’ve had it for 25 years. I am on anti depressants and can’t stop eating. I can’t cognitively keep track of a diet..and shopping list.
I heard the webinar and totally believe that Dr. Cartwright makes sense. As for the supplements I have to stick to Wallmart. I have been on Betaseron for 12 years and 6 months on Tysabri…(The BK virus was detected in my spinal fluid, The JC virus is the virus that leads to PML)–so now I went to copaxone.
I am 70 lbs overweight..I’m 52 and I feel like my life is over. Can I get this course? Please. I’m broke. I did buy some cabbage. which Cr. Cartwright talked about. I hate to be a downer. There must be miracles. Sue Ellen lives miraculously and I want to also. There ARE miracles. Lisa
Michael Robus said
am February 3 2010 @ 8:14 am
I agree with Gary stowe on what he said about getting it free for people on disability benefits. Life is tough enough financially but it sounds a good idea.
Mike.
marie hanson said
am February 3 2010 @ 9:20 am
SO- WHAT DOES THE COURSE COST?
Sarah said
am February 3 2010 @ 12:02 pm
I am puzzled at the way you are marketing this course. Why make the information only available to such a small number of people when there are thousands and thousands of people who suffer with MS – my niece being one of them. As a previous commenter said, surely it would be better to sell the course cheaply to lots of people than making it more expensive and only available to a few. The way you are marketing the course just does not make any sense to me, either from a business or a humanitarian point of view!
Brunhilde Rundell said
am February 5 2010 @ 3:14 am
Folks, don’t despair, there is free advice on http://www.msrc.co.uk
includes an info pack on LDN, downloadable, for free!!!!
Barbara said
am February 10 2010 @ 1:57 am
Hi
I still don’t know how much this costs. i’m in the United Kingdom is there a problem with that. can someone let me know the cost involved. Thanks, Barbara
june higgins said
am February 19 2010 @ 8:45 pm
I have been going through my MS Health Coaching material and I am getting excited about the possibility of having some relief. However, I was wondering if Dr. Cartwright could address the issue of heavy metal poisoning. I am a RN, and after a series of hepatitis vaccines, I had numbness in my hands. It went away within a few hours, and I put it out of my mind. Then, a few years ago, I had dental work, and a partial plate placed. That’s when the symptoms became impossible to ignore. I do have heavy metal toxicity, and I have detoxed several times. I am on social security now and have no money to have the partial removed. Will this program work for me or do I need to implement other strategies? Also, other programs have recommended that you abstain from red meat, particularly the Swank Diet. Is this something that you recommend, if not, Why? Thank you, June Higgins
william baldridge said
am April 18 2010 @ 8:27 am
sir iam having trouble finding the two items one is capsaicin and the other is catalase if you can help me please thanks bill baldridge
cat five said
am July 20 2010 @ 6:31 pm
ALL I CAN SAY IS THAT JESUS IS FREE. KEEP THE FAITH AND HOLD ON DN’T GIVE UP ON GOD!