The 1st Ever 
                       MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS 
                      RECOVERY ROUNDTABLE     Mission To inform the general public, and the research community, that centuries of history, research, and anecdotal evidence, hold a simple solution for what has become a complicated problem.
 

          Held at    Copetown Lions Club Community Centre 
                         1950 Governor’s Road, Copetown Ontario  
          On          Saturday April 2, 2005 
 
DIRECTIONS TO COPETOWN - "Hub of the Universe" 

SPONSORS  for this community event. 

ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS 
- Moderator - Jeff Chalmers 
- Dr Mary Bartlett Bunge, Neuroscientist Miami Project to Cure Paralysis - VIDEO Intro 
- Dr Michel Rathbone - Neurologist/Researcher - spinal cord 
- Dr Neil McCartney - Chair of Kinesiology McMaster   University/Researcher 
   movement and recovery - heart attack, osteoporosis, fibromyalgia, ms 
- Patricia Mandy - VP Patient Service, 
  Site Administrator Hamilton Health Science Corporation 
- Maggie Hambly - Career Home Care Physiotherapist 
- Eva Marsh - who has always recovered from damage of MS 

                            PROGRAMME 
Welcome and Introduction of panel members 
by moderator Jeff Chalmers                                    11:00 
Panel Members each present short review 
of their work 55 minutes(10 min each)                      11:15 
Introduction of Dr Mary Bartlett Bunge video 
by Eva Marsh                                                          12:30 

COFFEE BREAK                                                                                                                           1:00 

Panel discussion: research on repair & recovery, 
possibility of recovery, movement and recovery, 
benefits to Health Care System.                                 1:30 

Q&A 
Members of audience with recovery history will 
be invited to stand and be acknowledged.                  2:45 

CLOSE                                                                      3:00 

BENEFIT TO PARTICIPANTS 
- to hear of first research on repair of myelin by neuroscientist Dr Mary Bunge 1961! 
- to engage medical experts in the discussion of clinical application of Bunge’s work 
- to hear anecdotal evidence of recovery 
- to corroborate possibility of recovery from damage of MS 
- to discuss how this information could encourage a different approach that will give 
  relief to society and the health care system 
- to motivate positive changes in beliefs about multiple sclerosis 
- to motivate constructive changes in management of MS 
- to motivate constructive changes in lifestyle for living well with MS 
 
 Report on MSRR April 2, 2005 

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 
 

DIRECTIONS TO COPETOWN - "Hub of the UNIVERSE"

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