Several years ago, I saw a story on 20/20 which told of a woman with MS who had been struck by lightning while she bathed. Afterward, she had no further symptoms. I never forgot that story, and it served to keep me open to information which came to me just two months ago.

In the meantime I have been easily fatigued, have had limited use of my right leg, dragged my right foot, and since last year have relied on a cane to get around.

In 1996 I had a compressed fracture of my back at L4-L5. I've had backaches off and on -- depending on what kind of stress or strain I am subjected to.

Often, I have contended with a burning pain that runs down my right thigh. In December of 2000, I met someone who reminded me of the powerful story of the woman whose life was changed by a lightning strike. A man was referred to the clinic where I work, and he was excitedly telling me about the relief he has gotten with his Model B Rife machine.

Though his condition was cancer, not MS, I was intrigued. I knew intuitively that there was something to this frequency therapy. He was very generous in inviting me to his home to try his frequency device.  I was grateful for the opportunity, for within just a few sessions, I knew I was on to something!

It was apparent from the first 2-3 sessions that something was happening. I found myself sleeping better, I had more energy; and after about seven treatments, my co-workers were remarking that I was walking better. My right foot was straighter when I walked, and I was more steady. I promptly placed my order for the Model B so I could continue my treatments at home.

The General Alignment Session alone was sufficient to impact my symptoms!

My condition has continued to improve. I am going for longer periods of time without my cane. I am even walking up a few steps without it (if there is a hand rail for support). Each week I see improvements.
 
On January 23rd, I went shopping on my lunch hour. I did a lot of walking, standing in line, and got all the way back to the car without the crippling fatigue to which I had become accustomed. I felt wonderful that day! I had enough energy to walk around at work without my cane, and I attended a union meeting after work. This was amazing!

The changes continue to become apparent, not just to me, but to those who have seen me struggle with this for years. The nurses at work remark that my right foot is not dragging as it was before. Not only is it straightening out, I am able to pick it up higher and walk on a more even keel.

My neurologist won't believe it when he sees me! He had suggested that I have a pump inserted in my abdomen which would wrap around to my spine. This was to administer medication, as my spasticity pills were making me groggy, and another drug was giving me edema. I hardly think this procedure will be necessary now!