"You have the right to fail," was a quote used for new business restaurant start-ups. That kind of provided some motivation. Or, it was suppse too.

Somebody needs to explain this to Pres. Oama.  His and the goverment's failure affects much ,much more than just

 a small business in BFE

 

For MS medicines,  FAILURE is the  word of the day. Yet, the FDA and elected officials have continued to endorse this faiure as the accepted and supported paradigm. We as a people can put men/women in space and on the moon.  With all of the brain power in today's current "think tanks" we haven't solved human problems involving chronic conditions.

 

Failure is critical to success. What is success without failure? ( don't mean to get philisophical ) This is critical in the American way of life. It is the successes that provide the engine that supports the political decisions made "on our behalf". Does congress understand this?

How can you have the right to fail and not the right to succeed ? Isn't that socialism?

 

If MS medications were political gifts, you can bet they would be a lot more effective. The cure would be equivalent to beng re-elected forat least  four more years.

Does political contributions guarantee big pharma the ability to take donations from fund raisers perpetualy with the undelivered promises of support for a "cure".

 

What is Montel selling this week on Dr. Oz?  What ever happened to the device placed on the tounge that helped MS?  His foundation does donate to the MS cause. One study has found that drinking alcohol does not contribute to MS..That's a relief!!!( I guess )

 

There are so many people and companies with thier hands out, wanting to profit on MS treatments with the  hope of taking avantage of the golden goose, it's absurd. The goverment would rather spend our money on themselves partying and traveling.

 

Nap time!