Possible new treatment?

Interesting. I don't know how to determine if one's spinal chord damage is caused by myelin damage or another mechanism. Also don't see info on how the drug is administered.

I'm all in for treatments that may increase function as long as there is ZERO chance of degrading my current status (i.e. no additional loss of function, no increase in nerve pain, no increase in spasm).

I would like to be healed as much as anyone else. But there is part of this article that isn’t clear...
“She told me that it’s possible the conventional wisdom is wrong — that there’s no such thing as a complete injury. There seems to exist in every cord, no matter how badly damaged, a way to restore some connection.”
www.newmobility.com/2018/07/non-surgical-recovery-of-function/

I had a paralyzed friend many years ago, long before I was paralyzed, who, due to a car accident, was actually missing a chunk of his spinal column,...gone. So, I don’t see how the researcher can say that “there’s no such thing as a complete injury”.

Would they take you if you went off the baclofen? Would you be able to go off the baclofen?