I appreciate you posting the information regarding the person in MLC. It is true that each case is to be seen as individual, however, it helps newcomers a lot! I wanted to add that even though it is called "mid-life".....a person does not necessarily have to be mid-life age for this to happen to. I am a keen example of that. I have never read on the board about any other person waiting as late in life to have this type of crises like I did. Some have doubted that I had a MLC, and it is true that mine was not in the extreme that some are.....but I had these symptoms described and I know exactly how the person feels. I happened to have been blessed enough to find this board and take advantage of the help offered. I shudder to think where I might be today if I had not found this board and received the information that I did.
So, what you posted is good for both sides of the fense. You see, I did not realize what was happening to me. I had heard of MLC, but I had no earthly idea it included all that it does. Also, I had mostly heard of it in the context of just men hitting 50 and buying a red sport's car. So many people are not informed about this horrible condition that can happen to us.
I admire the LBS that has the love and patient to outlast a MLC and can piece their M back together.
Take care, Sandi
P.S. Stuck, I answered your post on my thread.
It is not about what you feel should work in your M. It is about doing the work that gets the right results. Do what works!
