Hello guys, I am deeply sorry for disappearence.Unfortunately, I live a very busy life, therefore I did not even have time to think about MS.I am going to write a short testimony.I just wanted to let you all know that I am fine although I am still not fully symptom-free and I am not sure if I will be ever totally symptom-free but more or less I am living a full life.
Dr.Pellegrini has increased my daily dosage from 90 000 IU to 110 000 IU of vitamin D per day since we still have not the desired value of PTH hormon.After 6 months I am still alive and there are no signs of vitamin D toxication.Apart from some MS symptoms I feel good.I did my blood test in July and although the calcium levels in my blood were a little bit above normal, moreover the level of calcium was also higher then normal, (91mg of calcium/L), the doctor said that there was no reason to panic.As long as I drink enough moisture to dilute calcium and avoid foods rich in calcium, I should not worry.
I also walk at least 50 minutes 4-5 times per week.I am continuing to have gradual improvements and I am even able to walk 15 kilometres if I wanted.But I do this only occasionally.I do not want to overstrain my body because it may alter regeneration.I work a lot, I plan to study next year and I am sure that I can stick it out with this treatment, as long as there is no perfect cure for this disease.Remember:This therapy “only” stops the progression of the disease.Scars and damages caused by MS that are not too old may regenerate or disappear, but old symptoms will most likely not disappear.
Good news:There is an other doctor from Croatia that follows the treatment.He has recently been trained by Professor Coimbra.His name is Fedor Mataic and lives in Split, Croatia ( https://www.here.com/croatia/split/hospital-health-care-facility/mataic-dr.-fedor–191jx7ps-72d56dae380b06c38f97a908bab0550b?map=43.50505,16.47445,16,normal)
If anyone of you has a question, do not hesitate to ask.I promise I am going to devote more time to this blog in the future.I just wanted to forget about MS a little.
Talk to you soon.