I was really worried that I would not qualify for the CCSVI Procedure as you had to have. at least 2 of the 5 criteria needed for the Procedure. I thought I barely met ONE. You really need the correct machines to even measure all your veins. In Atlanta, GA, they certainly have the best of everything needed. Everyone had been to NY and met the Zamboni Protocol and had the machines, and all were trained in their use.

Well, my happiness was that it showed that I qualified for 3 of the 5 Criteria needed for the procedure. I had blockage of 50-60% in all 3 places: L. Internal Jugular, the R. Internal Jugular, and the Azygous. None of this showed up in the machines used in Shreveport, LA. Bingo, then I was on "GO."

Super people you are working with all around.

Home on the 30th:

1. Slept 6 1/2 hrs., my normal.

2. Better bladder control.

3. Transfer easier.

4. R. leg continues to move easier, not cemented to the floor.

5. Nystagmus gone and can read with 2 eyes.

Like Dr. Sullivan said that daily, new things will happen, which is what I have read with everyone getting the CCSVI Procedure or Liberation Treatment. Just give it time and let that new oxygenated blood flow through the body, and not reflux back to the brain to deposit iron which is causing our disabilities with MS.
Really, come to find out, we don't have MS but CVD--Cerebralspinal Venous Disease.