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One Month on the Deanna Protocol!

It's been a month and I am still not 100% on the protocol.  Still no Glutathione IV (nor suppositories) and I still struggle with the hourly AKG capsule and I am still light on the COQ10 (Ubiquinol).  I am ashamed of this fact as I've said from the start, I would do anything to arrest this disease.  Apparently not.  At this time, I can only claim partial success and I guess that's fair since I've only managed to be partially on board.

I still get fasciculations in varying locations and I'm still getting weak and losing some ground in my legs/ankles/feet.  Though I've had phenomenal days when I've walked relatively strong.  I have made some headway with the strength in my right hand/arm/wrist but it wanes in my left.  My greatest achievement appears to be in my energy.  I can be awake and present many hours per day, taking naps on very few days.

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