May 6 , The Journal read “Re: " Protesters demand access to new MS treatment; Simple surgical procedure seen as breakthrough”. A study in Buffalo, N. Y , found that every person who had MS said they did not dream and it has been said that the angioplasty has only a placebo effect. And after angioplasty, they all reported being bale to dream and their fatigue was diminished however it is impossible to imagine that you had dreams and how can more energy be caused by a placebo? It would be a tragedy if this liberation treatment is not approved. One would think that Alberta Health Services would want to try to treat these people so they do not end up in nursing homes, and costing the government even more money for expensive drugs and static’s show Alberta has a high rate of MS , especially in Sherwood Park and Fort Saskatchewan.

The journal read “We cannot understand why the medical society is not embracing this new theory; some are not even giving it a chance. What is at stake here? Is it ego, loss of money or careers, or perhaps embarrassment? We have been told for many years that MS is an autoimmune disease; it may be difficult to be proven wrong. MS may be caused by blocked veins draining the brain or iron deposits in the brain causing the immune system to attack itself. We are not medical specialists; just parents who watch their son suffer every day from his MS symptoms.

He is a shadow of his former self, getting weaker and weaker. We are thankful he has retained his sense of humor, as life for him is extremely difficult. He has lost so much. He tries very hard every day; however, he now needs the help of two caregivers. We cared for our son for six years, but the increasing disabilities have now made that impossible”.