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March 18, 2001

About six weeks after my esophagectomy I began having

swallowing problems. My problems were the direct

result of scar tissue forming at the surgical site.

I hope this is not the problem in your case. I also

had a Vagotomy and as a result have the dumpming

syndrome you spoke of. Hope your ditatation goes well.

Ed

--- applelady72@... wrote:

> I am starting to have trouble swallowing again. I

> called my GI Doc

> and we scheduled a balloon dialation for April 5th,

> due to my history

> of having long term achalasia and an esophagectomy

> my GI Doc is

> always there to help me, thank god

>

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April 16, 2003

Hi Beth

Poor you that is awful! Have you tried different doctors and got a

second opinion? Are they are taking the most aggressive approach to

getting rid of it they can? If not, why not? Sometimes I think they

try to be cautious and take out as little as possible of the ear

bones, to preserve hearing, but that gives you a greater risk of

reinfection. Guess you have had a mastoidectomy by now? My brother

also had lots of operations (about 10) and the mastoidectomy was the

one that finally cured it, they held off doing it for ages and if he

had had it earlier, he could have been saved a lot of trauma.

Good luck, I really hope this will be your last surgery, fingers

crossed for you.

Emma

> hey everyone:

> well i went to the doctors the other day and found out that

the

> ctome is back this will be my 9th surgery to get rid of it not to

> mention all the reconstructive surgeries i have had to repair the

> damage i am just wonderering if their is anyone out there that has

> had this many reocurences of ctoma and if so what am i doing wrong.

> please any help would be great cause i cant take this much more.

> thanks

> beth

April 16, 2003

Beth We are so sorry to hear you have to have a ninth surgery. I don't know

if you have read any of my post or not . My name is and my daughter

also a BETH just had her FOURTH surgery. This time a different surgeon. He

called us from the OR and said we had two choices. 1 conservative and re

operate in six months or 2 aggressive a RADICAL MASTECTOMY(spelling) which

meant if the ugly C-TOMA monster did come back it would have no WHERE to

HIDE!!!!!! and he will ck her and clean her out in the office. Have you had

this done?

here we go again

> hey everyone:

> well i went to the doctors the other day and found out that the

> ctome is back this will be my 9th surgery to get rid of it not to

> mention all the reconstructive surgeries i have had to repair the

> damage i am just wonderering if their is anyone out there that has

> had this many reocurences of ctoma and if so what am i doing wrong.

> please any help would be great cause i cant take this much more.

> thanks

> beth

>

April 16, 2003

-- Re: here we go again

operate in six months or 2 aggressive a RADICAL MASTECTOMY(spelling) which

It is mastOIDectomy no one here wants a mastectomy...

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April 16, 2003

SORRY FOR THE MISS SPELL!

Re: here we go again

operate in six months or 2 aggressive a RADICAL MASTECTOMY(spelling) which

It is mastOIDectomy no one here wants a mastectomy...

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December 17, 2004

When I read stories like this, I realize that one is not even safe going to

church as long as people are taking these drugs. How tragic.

Orchestra Conductor Kills Self After Cathedral Standoff

By LAURA WIDES, AP

GARDEN GROVE, Calif. (Dec. 17) -- The veteran conductor of the Crystal

Cathedral's orchestra shot himself to death Friday at the landmark church after

a

nine-hour standoff that began when he opened fire as congregants prepared for a

Christmas pageant.

AP

Police block entrance to Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, Calif.

No one else was injured.Fifty-seven-year-old nie Carl, the orchestra's

conductor for 29 years, had barricaded himself in a bathroom and shot himself at

about 2 a.m. as police officers tried to talk to him. Carl, who also had a

successful recording career, had grappled with depression, authorities said.He

had fired about four shots in his office, and it did not appear he was trying

to hit anybody, police said. Children in a day care center were rushed to

safety.The cathedral, a huge, sprawling structure of glass and steel not far

from

Disneyland, is home to the Rev. Schuller's international Crystal

Cathedral Ministries and claims a congregation of more than 10,000 members. The

internationally televised ''Hour of Power'' is broadcast from there.

The first shots were fired shortly before 5 p.m. Thursday, less than two

hours before the scheduled start of the cathedral's annual ''Glory of

Christmas''

holiday show, for which Carl had arranged the prerecorded music. The two

Thursday shows were canceled.The 78-year-old Schuller, who was at home when the

shooting happened, came to the command post police set up near the cathedral and

taped a message for Carl. Police did not have the chance to play it or another

message from the Carl's wife, but they did play one from a friend who had

helped Carl in the past, police said.Schuller spokesman Nason said Carl

had arranged or recorded music for artists including Celine Dion, Tesh,

Crawford and the London Symphony. Among the records he contributed to

were Dion's ''These are Special Times'' and Tesh's ''Live from Red Rocks.''Nason

said Carl had talked to him in the past about feeling despondent - ''just a

sense of personal pressures, job, and things around him, dealing with people

around him.''In a statement, Schuller hailed his friend as ''a creative genius

whose beautiful arrangements and superb conducting set new levels of excellence

for sacred music. His music brought joy to the millions of viewers around the

world who watch the Crystal Cathedral's 'Hour of Power' television program

each week.''The cathedral's Christmas pageant draws visitors from around the

world. It includes Christmas carols, live animals and special effects such as

flying angels.Schuller arrived in Garden Grove in 1955, founding a local

Reformed

Church in America congregation. He gained international fame when he rented

the Orange Drive-in theater and began conducting Sunday services from the roof

of the snack bar.As his congregation grew rapidly, he launched plans to build

the cathedral, which was designed by famed architect Philip and his

partner, Burgee. The cathedral, 128 feet high and 415 feet long, was

completed in 1980.His son Schuller is also an ordained minister

and

preaches at the cathedral. Schuller has designated him as his successor.Carl is

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March 15, 2005

So sorry to hear this, . Not easy at all!! Have they or you any

idea what is causing you to go through the hips so fast?

eleanor

here we go again

just back from seeing my surgeon, and here we go again. This revised

hip has been loose for over a year now. A month ago it was

uncomfortable, but manageable. I could have carried on for a decade

like that. Something's changed, though, and the pain's been getting

worse and worse for the past month, leaving me lounging on the sofa and

stoned on painkillers. No way to live, is it?

So... I've been scheduled for my second revision of my THR. Gah. 36

years old and worn out two hip replacements already. The good news is

that it should be soon, in two months time, but I have to confirm that

later in the week.

March 15, 2005

.. I will be thinking of you ... and keep you in my thoughts... for a a quick resolve to all of this... Please keep in touchkatie cooke <heyoka@...> wrote:

just back from seeing my surgeon, and here we go again. This revised hip has been loose for over a year now. A month ago it was uncomfortable, but manageable. I could have carried on for a decade like that. Something's changed, though, and the pain's been getting worse and worse for the past month, leaving me lounging on the sofa and stoned on painkillers. No way to live, is it?So... I've been scheduled for my second revision of my THR. Gah. 36 years old and worn out two hip replacements already. The good news is that it should be soon, in two months time, but I have to confirm that later in the week.

March 16, 2005

> So sorry to hear this, . Not easy at all!! Have they or you any

> idea what is causing you to go through the hips so fast?

thanks!

It's the usual reasons: youth, activity (lots of it), rotten leg/pelvic bones

that only grow in the wrong direction, and bad luck.

katie

May 27, 2006

Okay, how much you wanna bet this bloke was on psych meds, probably an SSRI.

Father Throws His Two Kids, Himself Off Balcony

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MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (May 27) - A man killed his two young children by throwing

them off the 15th floor of a landmark South Beach hotel and then jumped to

his own death Saturday, police said.

Wilfredo Lee, AP

Authorities remove the bodies of a man and his two children from the roof of

the Loews Hotel in Miami Beach, Fla.

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Van Dyk, 43, tossed his two sons, ages 4 and 8, to their deaths

around 8:20 a.m., Miami Beach Police spokesman Bobby said.

Authorities

did not release the names of the two boys.

The children's mother, Qinuo, 40, was not physically injured. said

the family was vacationing from Alton, Illinois, at the Loews Hotel in South

Beach, where the couple were celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary.

Qinuo Van Dyk heard one of her children screaming from an adjacent hotel

room. When she walked into the room she saw her husband going over the balcony,

said.

When she looked over the railing she saw her husband and two children lying

on the mezzanine roof, which is about two floors off the ground.

She told police that the couple had been having marital problems for the

past six months, but had not been arguing right before the incident,

said.

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People in neighboring rooms told police they did not hear anything.

" It's a terrible tragedy. It's unfortunate that this gentleman was so

selfish and in an effort to get back at his wife he took the two most loved

people

in the world away from her, " said.

said Qinuo Van Dyk does not know what prompted her husband, a

radiologist at Alton Memorial Hospital, to do this.

" There was no indication that he would be capable of doing something as

horrible as this, " said. " She's totally in shock that this has

happened

and doesn't know why he did what he did. "

Police wheeled the three bodies into the hotel on gurneys covered in red

sheets and loaded them into a medical examiner's van. Outside the hotel there

were few indications of the events, except two police cars parked in front.

Hotel guest Carreras, from New York, who is staying on the 14th

floor, said he could see where the victims had fallen.

" They already had tents covering the bodies. You can't see nothing. It's

like a big awning, " said Carreras.

A Loews Hotel spokeswoman in Miami would not comment, but said there was an

ongoing police investigation.

Associated Press writers Kay in Miami Beach and Kelli Kennedy in

Miami also contributed to this report.

May 28, 2006

The Psychiatrists et al push the poison so much because it pays their

huge salaries and buys there lakeshore cabins.

January 31, 2007

That will NOT fly. If it does pass, it will be challenged in court and

found to be unconstitutional. A sickness that is air-born or otherwise

spreads, sometimes like wildfire, through a population, is one thing.

But a dis-ease that depends on personal choice, as in whether or not to

have pre-marital/promiscuous sex, no way. They will never get the thing

accomplished, or if they do, as I say, it will be challenged and found

unconstitutional by the courts.

By the way, I heard on the radio the other day that another state was

starting to do random checks of high school students for alchohol

content in their bodies---I suppose with a breath test---not sure. But

there the ACLU was calling the test " an invasion of privacy. " So where

is the voice of the ACLU in this situation with mandatory vaccination

for cervical cancer? Is that not definitely an invasion of privacy?

July 23, 2009

It seems that I'm experiencing the ups and downs of AIH. I've had fevers,

fatigue and bloating for a week and yesterday blood tests show that my bili is

up and so are my enzymes. I was doing so well that two weeks ago my doctor

lowered my prednisone from 20mg to 15mg. Now I'm waiting to hear from my doctor

what the next step is.

I'm frustrated,disappointed, mad and a tad scared. Is this what my life will be

like in the years to come?

Just had to get this off my chest.

December 12, 2011

I don't think it is mites deedee. I think these are internal infections. From: "deedee" <hair2cut00@...>bird mites Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 5:02:28 PMSubject: Re: here we go againThanks.. im going after them and yes hope i win, So i guess dormant periods i can expect then knowing others have had it happen... but as to your experience. does it come back to stay again for long periods??? Thanks for writing back , in case i forget , Have a Merry Christmas. One way or the other i am!!!>> Good for you for filing a discrimination claim lawsuit... I hope you gets a lot of compensation from the action deedee. I'm sorry to hear that activity has started up a bit again for you; must indicate your body is getting better. I went through radiation years ago and know how hard it is on the body post hysterectomy for uterine cancer. I'm sending lots of love your way deedee. I've gone through periods of no activity at all, and for the first year or two it was like that too, with quiet periods which always made me think the "whatever it is" was gone. For some reason unknown to me there can be dormant periods... > > > > > here we go again > > Well I have to say the last 6 months have been great with no problems with the skin stuff. fig all the MRIs and radiation treatments took everything away, but all of a sudden in the past 2 week i feel like im starting from the beginning again.. I never stopped doing what i was doing so whatever it must have been dormant for awhile. Im sure stress set it off, I have a discrimination suit againt my company that fired me in August, I was also forced to move from my home after 21 yrs, and those who remember me. i had breast cancer treatments when i was fired.. Am waiting for genetics tests now . If positive they want me to have a dbl mastectomy and have ovaries removed. I stay pretty positive about things because i know how important the immune system is, so im not worried much about the results.. The biggest downer is the here we go again. I am soo soo sorry for everyone going through their own hell. As i was going through it every day i could handle it after dealing with it Awhile, but to not be bothered for soo long then boom. Well im sure you know! Debbie > > > > ------------------------------------ > >

December 13, 2011

Hi!

I hope your recovery is as quick as can be!!! Good luck with that lawsuit..hope you win!!!!!!

E

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