Week 17.
Pretty much the same as previous week. There are small but
detectable movements – nothing big, but enough to support the whole thing.
Week 18.
“Another small step for MS man”. One of the favourite
excercises for those of limited mobility is to tap their toes. Physio had me
trying this, this week. So I can tap my right foot with ease, but the left is
another matter. I can “feel” the left toes trying to move, but that is it.
However, the physio said that she could see very small movements in the shoe
itself – not enough to call it tapping, but moving just the same.
And a warning:
The week brought a new problem that could potentially
impinge in all who take high-dose Biotin. Cerenday have highlighted the fact
that a (large) number of blood tests rely on Biotin (or rather on being able to
detect traces of the stuff). It looks like there is a need to “flush” the
system before a sample is taken for any of these tests. Go to:
and read the thread – notably page 8. I am having a sample taken in four days time
for one ofd these tests so I am stopping now.
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