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Yes, after clicking here and there and reading articles along the way, I saw on the top of a page "MS Exchange" I clicked on it and it took me onto another page where I typed "ms and hiv" in that little box and yep there they all were.
Again thank you. (Oh - Debi gave me the wite for U of British Columbia) Will keep you informed.
Eddie - Yardguy.View Thread

I will also keep you informed on here how it is going. So far I have emailed John H Univ and they emailed me back saying that they have not done any studies on anybody w/ both. They gave me some places to look and email - nope dead end. I emailed the NMSS and they told me to look at all the case studies on MS under their list of studies - nope - dead end. No studies on both of those. I can not remember right now why, but I had emailed the National Cancer Center. They emailed me with a long list of places to try, some of which I have tried already. One of the past blogs(one I can't find) someone told me to try San Francisco HIV/AIDS Center and check them out. Also a place in Vancouver - that is one of the web add. I need. Basically I am checking out any studies dealing w/ white blood cells in both MS and HIV. I am trying to keep my count down when it comes to MS because I do not want another attack. When it comes to HIV I am keeping my T-Cell count around 300 because I don't want my white blood cell count to go high. (my Infec Disease Doc is pissed) I am the only patient that both my Infec Disease Doctor and my Neurologist has ever seen that has both MS & HIV. I also have poly neuropothy in both feet and Carpul Tunnel in both wraist. I just can not believe that, so far, no one has studied ones w/ both these diseases and how medications effects both and how the white blood cells do in both these.
Thanks again Susie. (Hope I spelled everything correctly)
Eddie - YardguyView Thread

After reading your last post, I went back and read what I typed.
If you don't mind, can I go over what I did in the past. It was not under the "Drug" section.
This is what I did:
1. I clicked on "HEALTH A - Z"
2. I then went to "MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS"
3. I then went to the left side of screen and clicked on "TALK WITH OTHERS ABOUT MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS"
4. That is where I blogged about if anyone knew of studies on MS AND HIV anywhere.
Hope this helps. I am still looking where I can the replies. there were several and w/ emails. Again I believe it was about 3 months ago.View Thread

Thakks so much.View Thread

I use to go to "Drug and Supp" then I clicked "Dissuss w/ others" then I typed in my 3 words in the "search" box. I did the exact same thing today and it tells me "no matches". I was last on here 2 months ago? - I now some time has past but I would like to get there as I need to get some email addresses.
Thanks.View Thread
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