PS

[Guest guest]

i forgot to add that beginning this year i am also experiencing severe heat

intolerance. does anyone out there know how to alleviate this problem. i

already drink half a gallon of water a day, eat only cold foods, dress

practically in threads. the problem is so severe that we are installing a

sun and wind solar energy back-up system to use during hurricane season. i

know i would die without air conditioning with this heat intolerance; it

feels dangerous.

mayra

[Guest guest]

> The thousand is for the lawyer .The fine would only be $150.00 but

> she would have ground to threaten the dogs with .

> anyway bye again and ..

> Hugs all again

I saw your post about the Feb 10 date.....I will pray for you.I

have 2 collies.One 10 and one 9mon. They are my babies!! Plus my 4

cats! My house is a zoo. But seriously,I truly hope all goes well.

[Guest guest]

> > The thousand is for the lawyer .The fine would only be $150.00

but

> > she would have ground to threaten the dogs with .

> > anyway bye again and ..

> > Hugs all again

>

>

>

> I saw your post about the Feb 10 date.....I will pray for you.I

> have 2 collies.One 10 and one 9mon. They are my babies!! Plus my 4

> cats! My house is a zoo. But seriously,I truly hope all goes well.

>

Where Icame up withthe 10th I don't know!! The 13th i mean!....

[Guest guest]

Yes Sheri, She is running outside with her brother now. The rash has almost

faded that was quite dark this morning. Her brother had something similar about

3 days ago. High fever, slept all day and I gave vit C every hour on the hour

and he recovered in about 12 hours from start of symptoms. It was amazing.

She however would not drink the vit c and whined she had a headache until hubby

gave her a baby aspirin! I thought I had thrown all that allopathic stuff

out! It suppressed her fever and it took a day and a half before she started

looking better. Last night she was her old self and began eating. This morning

she

opened her mouth and said her throat hurt. I freaked when I saw this huge

white spot. Her tongue looks like a strawberry. She is taking the vit C now

without a fight. I really feel like Chase had this same thing but his body with

the

help of vit c was able to overcome it. My bullheaded little daughter is

learning the hard way. Every fiber in my body says don't give her antibiotics. I

am

so hoping that white thing goes away!

All the best,

" Parents should decide through informed choice, which vaccines if any should

be

given to their children "

Vaccine Information or vaccinetruth.org

[Guest guest]

At 05:14 PM 03/02/2004 EST, you wrote:

>Yes Sheri, She is running outside with her brother now. The rash has almost

>faded that was quite dark this morning. Her brother had something similar

about

>3 days ago. High fever, slept all day and I gave vit C every hour on the

hour

>and he recovered in about 12 hours from start of symptoms. It was amazing.

>She however would not drink the vit c and whined she had a headache until

hubby

>gave her a baby aspirin! I thought I had thrown all that allopathic stuff

>out!

oh mannnnnnnnnn..........better educate that boy - especiallynot aspirin.

It suppressed her fever and it took a day and a half before she started

>looking better. Last night she was her old self and began eating. This

morning she

>opened her mouth and said her throat hurt. I freaked when I saw this huge

>white spot. Her tongue looks like a strawberry. She is taking the vit C now

>without a fight. I really feel like Chase had this same thing but his body

with the

>help of vit c was able to overcome it. My bullheaded little daughter is

>learning the hard way. Every fiber in my body says don't give her

antibiotics. I am

>so hoping that white thing goes away!

Belladonna is often for scarlet fever or similar but symptoms have to match

- violent, hot, feverish, red, all of that.

If she is doing well on her own probably doesn't need anything. In the

past strep was feared for development into rheumatic fever, etc, but it

doesn't seem to do that anymore for some reason. Just don't see it. If

it were me, I guess i would just do tons of C and wait. But ifyou are

going to see homepath tomorrow that is good.

Sheri

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and religions destroy spirituality " .... Ellner

[Guest guest]

Thanks. I figured it was the Southcenter one since " our friend " from the

Marriott is now working there. I was just commenting on the SeaTac one because

H had said she heard it was nasty.

seajoan <seajoan@...> wrote:

-

, The Hotel for the Seattle Bash will be the Doubletree at

Southcenter not Sea Tac. The Bash site goes live in about a week.

You won't believe what the Bash Committee has lined up. joanne in

seattle

-- In , Hakimi

<brendadee1968@y...> wrote:

> I work for the Chamber of Commerce for TUkwila, SeaTac and Burien

and have been in almost all the hotels in this area for various

chamber events. I can not speak for the actual hotel rooms but the

DoubleTree hotel in SeaTac is very nice and has a wonderful

restaurant called Maxy's at the top that over looks the valley.

>

> <Cheer2U@h...> wrote:

> PS: In addition I heard from a friend that was staying in the

other

> Doubletree at the airport that is was nasty. They were using it as

> overflow for the conference people.

> H.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jenie,

My husband was in pain the first week and he was on vicodan. If the tylenol with codeine is not controlling your pain, call your doctor and tell him. He should be willing to prescribe something else that will work better for you.

Good luck,

Michele, Group ModeratorJenie <jeniejenie@...> wrote:

How long does the pain last I'm sure it's different for everyone, but in general? I was only given tylenol with codeine, but think I need something much stronger. Errr

[Guest guest]

Awesome! where are you located? How long have you had your implants.

PS

My doc is on his way today to Italy to be awarded the presidency of

the International Spinal Stimulator docs.

MA

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[Guest guest]

I was a over-full DD before my lift... I am not a full C to small D

without implants. It depends on the amount of actual breast tissue you

have. That is all the breast tissue I have... who would have thought

it back when I wore a J cup while pregnant!

Talk to your surgeon. They should be able to give you an idea of what

to expect.

And.. BTW... mine are perky and I don't have to wear a bra if I don't

want to! FABULOUS!

in GA

> A lot of you have talked about breast surgery. I know I am going to

> start with a TT, my flap is huge and it is the thing that is

bothering

> me the most. I may decide to do my arms later and here is my

> question...I noticed that some want their breast full or implants. I

> dont want bigger, I wouldnt mind smaller, but maybe a lift? Remove

the

> extra skin? Is that possible? They are pretty saggy without a lot

of

> fullness. They fold in half pretty easily. LOL Sorry guys. Anyone

> have any input? Thanks

> Anne Hansen

[Guest guest]

i had a GREAT breast lift. it was like a reduction, except only skin

was removed and the tissue was kept. i was stunned that there was

enough tissue to leave me with 34 full C breasts. my Tummy tuck was

done at the same time--my pannus was also huge and my abdoman was

totally reconstructed. it hurt like crazy but the breasts were nothing.

good luck!

cathy s in va

> A lot of you have talked about breast surgery. I know I am going to

> start with a TT, my flap is huge and it is the thing that is

bothering

> me the most. I may decide to do my arms later and here is my

> question...I noticed that some want their breast full or implants. I

> dont want bigger, I wouldnt mind smaller, but maybe a lift? Remove

the

> extra skin? Is that possible? They are pretty saggy without a lot

of

> fullness. They fold in half pretty easily. LOL Sorry guys. Anyone

> have any input? Thanks

> Anne Hansen

[Guest guest]

-Thank you everyone for the replies. I am still loosing after my

revision in Feb. and so am not ready for PS yet. Thanks

Anne Hansen

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2/11/05 Revision 193

-- In , " " <MrsTK5@a...> wrote:

> i had a GREAT breast lift. it was like a reduction, except only

skin

> was removed and the tissue was kept. i was stunned that there was

> enough tissue to leave me with 34 full C breasts. my Tummy tuck

was

> done at the same time--my pannus was also huge and my abdoman was

> totally reconstructed. it hurt like crazy but the breasts were

nothing.

>

> good luck!

>

> cathy s in va

>

>

>

>

> > A lot of you have talked about breast surgery. I know I am going

to

> > start with a TT, my flap is huge and it is the thing that is

> bothering

> > me the most. I may decide to do my arms later and here is my

> > question...I noticed that some want their breast full or

implants. I

> > dont want bigger, I wouldnt mind smaller, but maybe a lift?

Remove

> the

> > extra skin? Is that possible? They are pretty saggy without a

lot

> of

> > fullness. They fold in half pretty easily. LOL Sorry guys.

Anyone

> > have any input? Thanks

> > Anne Hansen

[Guest guest]

>Minor ones like burning at injection site do not

>concern me. I'm looking for patterns of serious adverse reactions that have

>been noted since introduction.<

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny points out in her video that with a flick of a pen they skew

the truth about vaccines reactions. If any harm comes to a person after

vaccination they just remove them from the study statistics and voila, no

reactions.

C.

[Guest guest]

Thank you Jessie. I'll add him to my list!

Sue

In a message dated 11/21/2005 4:03:17 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

jahroni@... writes:

I used Dr. Partington in Redmond for my PS and I have seen quite a bit of

his work. I would recommend him highly.

www.partingtonPS.com

-- Jessie A.

[Guest guest]

What does " PS " stand for??

Thanks -

Jessie Ahroni <jahroni@...> wrote:

I used Dr. Partington in Redmond for my PS

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> What does " PS " stand for??

>

> Thanks -

>

>

> Jessie Ahroni <jahroni@...> wrote:

> I used Dr. Partington in Redmond for my PS

>

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[Guest guest]

// What does " PS " stand for?? //

Plastic Surgery.

-- Jeff

4/8/04

Dr. Montgomery (NWWLS)

345/205/215

[Guest guest]

Hello Maggie,

I've been stretched 8 times. 5 times in the last year

and then in 1982,1997 and 1998 and I am 46 years young!

I have been repeatedlywarned that the more times you

stretch the greater chance of tearing the e lining.

so...

david m

>

>

> am not real excited about that, but then again I have been through

it so

> many times I am not worried about it either.

>

>

> How many dilatations have you had? I have had two and

> thinking at my age I can continue to have those instead of

> surgery, but not sure how many we can have. Do you know?

>

> Thanks,

> Maggie

>

[Guest guest]

,

I have heard the more times your stretched the more scar tissue you

develop. Any Truth to that?

JC

> >

> >

> > am not real excited about that, but then again I have been

through

> it so

> > many times I am not worried about it either.

> >

> >

> > How many dilatations have you had? I have had two and

> > thinking at my age I can continue to have those instead of

> > surgery, but not sure how many we can have. Do you know?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Maggie

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Jumping in here I had some 50 dilations (I know that is hard to believe)

after my esophagectomy to great rid of scar tissue.

Ed

Re: PS

> ,

> I have heard the more times your stretched the more scar tissue you

> develop. Any Truth to that?

>

[Guest guest]

Holy & %$#!

>

> Jumping in here I had some 50 dilations (I know that is hard to

believe)

> after my esophagectomy to great rid of scar tissue.

> Ed

> Re: PS

>

>

> > ,

> > I have heard the more times your stretched the more scar tissue

you

> > develop. Any Truth to that?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

sounds right.

> > >

> > >

> > > am not real excited about that, but then again I have been

> through

> > it so

> > > many times I am not worried about it either.

> > >

> > >

> > > How many dilatations have you had? I have had two and

> > > thinking at my age I can continue to have those instead of

> > > surgery, but not sure how many we can have. Do you know?

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > > Maggie

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

...

You are just the person to answer my old question ... when they do

the dilation to break up scar tissue ... is it done in the same way.

Is scar tissue more difficult to break open than the Les prior to a

myotomy?

Kathie in Pittsburgh

>

> Jumping in here I had some 50 dilations (I know that is hard to

believe)

> after my esophagectomy to great rid of scar tissue.

> Ed

> Re: PS

>

>

> > ,

> > I have heard the more times your stretched the more scar tissue

you

> > develop. Any Truth to that?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Just a reminder regarding your list of questions for the

doctor. I believe there are a couple of list in the files. I'm

sure you know this, but just a reminder in case you have

not thought to look there.

Maggie

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathie,

In my case it certainly was more difficult. They described the stricture as

web like almost closing the esophagus completely. The used the savary

dilators each time starting with the smallest and increasing the size to

where they began to get to much resistance.

They used a balloon dilator (a larger one they had to order) to finally

dislodge the scar tissue. I was told that the balloon dilator was the only

one that could be used to dislodge this particular stricture. It worked even

though I had a small perforation as a result. I continued to receive

dilations every three months, after a year or so when they were no longer

getting any resistance they discounted the dilations. I haven't had one in

11 years now. That was a long answer to your question, I could have said

the difference was the use of the two different dilators.

Ed

Re: PS

>>

>>

>> > ,

>> > I have heard the more times your stretched the more scar tissue

> you

>> > develop. Any Truth to that?

>> >

>>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi :

This is EXACTLY what I wanted to know.

Don't know if you have been following my story line ... but 2 weeks

ago I was going in for a dilation of the scar tissue. The surgeon

thought I was growing scar tissue since the swallowing was becoming

more difficult in the last 3 months. I had a barium swallow.

During the EGD, they discovered that I now have graduated into a

tortuous esophagus! The surgeon is quite surprised that this has

come on so quickly. He thinks I must have had this a lot longer than

we originally assumed. I did not have any scar tissue. His

assistant told me that he dialated the ENTIRE esophagus as far as he

dared, as the walls are thinning. I will actually have an

appointment with the surgeon on March 16. I am compiling many

questions, so I am glad I have time to think about it.

I welcome any questions anyone thinks I should ask. I started a list

in Word, which I will clean up before I go and make it more compact.

But ... I still wanted to have that question answered, and as usual,

one of the " smart ones " came to my rescue.

Thank you . Glad to hear your scar tissue seems to have abated.

Kathie in Pittsburgh

> Jumping in here I had some 50 dilations (I know that is hard to

> > believe)

> >> after my esophagectomy to great rid of scar tissue.

> >> Ed

>