Guest guest Posted August 20, 2001 Report Share Posted August 20, 2001 In a message dated 8/19/01 10:27:19 PM Mountain Daylight Time, a.hultman@... writes: > Alright. I have some gripes and some general thoughts > I, for one, would have been much more interested in your " rant " if you had signed your name so we could all know who you are. You probably have some valid ideas here, but remember everyone is where they are now and we are all doing the best we can. So lighten up a bit, take a deep breath and smile! I am so carbohydrate sensitive that I have decided that no wheat of any kind works best for me. It has taken me a while to finally give up and I am sure that others will find their way to what is best for them too. But we don't want to scare off the new listers who think the world will stop without a sandwich! LOL Pam in ID O+S <A HREF= " http://www.shaklee.net/For_Your_Health " >http://www.shaklee.net/For_Your_He\ alth</A> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2005 Report Share Posted July 18, 2005 Sorry I've not been posting. I was sick as a dog for a week, side effects of Pain killers. Now we are moving this week. It's hard to watch my Wife, 65 year old Mother -in-law and others carry our stuff in this 95 degree 100 % humidity, and me being told stay put. I ended up in the ER Sunday night I thought I was having a stroke. I'm getting a brain scan scheduled, but the CAT and EKG were fine. So with all this activity, I may not be able to post. Plus I could lose my ISP until I get relocated. So I've not gone away, I'm just on sabbatical. Be well all. Dave Say " Cheese " Photography Dave & Laurie Cruikshank Partners Specialist in Portraiture of Babies, Children, Seniors, and casual Families http://www.saycheesephoto.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2005 Report Share Posted July 18, 2005 Hi Dave good to hear that you are doing better I hope the brain scan comes out ok Thanks for letting us know that you are ok and what you are doing I tend to worry for all in the group and I like knowing that you are still around and ok. Please take it easy and good luck with your relocation. Sincerely Janine In CaliDave Cruikshank <d.cruikshank@...> wrote: Sorry I've not been posting. I was sick as a dog for a week, side effects of Pain killers. Now we are moving this week. It's hard to watch my Wife, 65 year old Mother -in-law and others carry our stuff in this 95 degree 100 % humidity, and me being told stay put. I ended up in the ER Sunday night I thought I was having a stroke. I'm getting a brain scan scheduled, but the CAT and EKG were fine. So with all this activity, I may not be able to post. Plus I could lose my ISP until I get relocated. So I've not gone away, I'm just on sabbatical. Be well all. DaveSay "Cheese" Photography Dave & Laurie Cruikshank PartnersSpecialist in Portraiture of Babies, Children, Seniors, and casual Familieshttp://www.saycheesephoto.com Stay connected, organized, and protected. Take the tour Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 19, 2005 Report Share Posted July 19, 2005 Hey dave that really does suck. My in-laws, and family do the same thing to me all the time. physically speaking i should be doing all the lifting and such; they have their own health problems, but i get pushed to the side. Ive never been one to watch others work. Moving though, that must be really rough watching people twice your age struggle with something that would normally be easy for you. I try to help with the kids and stuff in these situations. I do every little thing I can possibly think of to make what ever they are doing easier, but i still feel useless. They do it cuz they love us and want to see us get better, but it sux. sorry i was just going to say that i understand where your coming from, lately ive been running off at the mouth; must be lack of work. later dave and good luck with your move rob >From: Dave Cruikshank <d.cruikshank@...> >Reply-neck pain >neck pain >Subject: Where I'm at >Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 21:31:01 -0400 > >Sorry I've not been posting. I was sick as a dog for a week, side effects >of Pain killers. Now we are moving this week. It's hard to watch my Wife, >65 year old Mother -in-law and others carry our stuff in this 95 degree 100 >% humidity, and me being told stay put. I ended up in the ER Sunday night >I thought I was having a stroke. I'm getting a brain scan scheduled, but >the CAT and EKG were fine. So with all this activity, I may not be able >to post. Plus I could lose my ISP until I get relocated. So I've not gone >away, I'm just on sabbatical. Be well all. Dave > >Say " Cheese " Photography Dave & Laurie Cruikshank Partners >Specialist in Portraiture of Babies, Children, Seniors, and casual Families >http://www.saycheesephoto.com > _________________________________________________________________ Don’t just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 19, 2005 Report Share Posted July 19, 2005 thank you janine you're right of course it's just so frustrating... rob from yorktown, va >From: Janine Newman <jnewmans1@...> >Reply-neck pain >neck pain >Subject: RE: Where I'm at >Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 08:28:30 -0700 (PDT) > >Hi Guys >Just a little note of encouragement. Being a mom of 3 and knowing how much >help you fathers are taking the load of helping out with the chidren is a >tremendous deal. I know that you may feel that you are not doing anything >if you cant move boxes or furniture but keeping the kids occupied is a BIG >deal. I think I would love to have someone do that while I was moving than >take the chance of you hurting yourself moving something and then being >down and not being able to do anything at all. Kids are always trying to be >helpful but most of the time depending on their age they can be more in the >way than helping. Having you there to be with the kids is wonderful. Also >know that with friends and family the job will get done and you will be in >less pain. They are there because they care and love you and would do >anything to help make things go easier for you. Dont over do it stay >healthy for your kids and wife they will love you for it and I think they >enjoy our company more when we are not > in sooooo much pain and can interact with them. You all have a great day >Sincerely Janine In Cali > > Gehle <robgehle@...> wrote: >Hey dave >that really does suck. My in-laws, and family do the same thing to me all >the time. physically speaking i should be doing all the lifting and such; >they have their own health problems, but i get pushed to the side. Ive >never been one to watch others work. Moving though, that must be really >rough watching people twice your age struggle with something that would >normally be easy for you. I try to help with the kids and stuff in these >situations. I do every little thing I can possibly think of to make what >ever they are doing easier, but i still feel useless. They do it cuz they >love us and want to see us get better, but it sux. sorry i was just going >to say that i understand where your coming from, lately ive been running >off >at the mouth; must be lack of work. >later dave and good luck with your move >rob > > > > > > > > > > > >__________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 10, 2011 Report Share Posted August 10, 2011 I saw when I went to SportsCenterAustin. After that, I had a telephone consultation with her and I did the program on my own. I agree that she is very knowledgeable. The program worked for me. I would recommend to update your program over time. For me , I had very slow progress at first. It took about three months before I noticed much improvement. I bekieve my PT in San Diego was beneficial to my healing also. He worked on loosening my quads and IT band. Good luck, Larry ________________________________ From: Jenni Park <jennimariep@...> " chondromalacia treatment " <chondromalacia treatment > Sent: Tue, August 9, 2011 3:04:05 PM Subject: " where I'm at "  This is a post that will be interesting to the Doug Kelsey, " cartilage can heal " people. I'm going to Austin to the Sportscenter! I won't be seeing DK, but I spoke to who is of the same mind (they all are there) and uses the same techniques. I am glad I finally made the decision to do this. She was very knowledgeable and gave me plenty of confidence that she's going to be practically as good as seeing Doug. Just saw doc number 3 today (mainly b/c I wanted to request an MRI). My x-rays didn't look terrible at all, there's definitely still cartilage there (going to have MRI next week), but again the main idea was " this is only going to get worse and there's not much you can do about it. "  Asked him about the idea of cartilage healing and he scoffed, basically. Sure hope I get to prove him wrong! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 10, 2011 Report Share Posted August 10, 2011 Thanks, Larry. Really appreciate your encouragement. I am very excited to go. ________________________________ From: Lawrence Terbell <lterbell@...> chondromalacia treatment Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 1:46 PM Subject: Re: " where I'm at "  I saw when I went to SportsCenterAustin. After that, I had a telephone consultation with her and I did the program on my own. I agree that she is very knowledgeable. The program worked for me. I would recommend to update your program over time. For me , I had very slow progress at first. It took about three months before I noticed much improvement. I bekieve my PT in San Diego was beneficial to my healing also. He worked on loosening my quads and IT band. Good luck, Larry ________________________________ From: Jenni Park <jennimariep@...> " chondromalacia treatment " <chondromalacia treatment > Sent: Tue, August 9, 2011 3:04:05 PM Subject: " where I'm at "  This is a post that will be interesting to the Doug Kelsey, " cartilage can heal " people. I'm going to Austin to the Sportscenter! I won't be seeing DK, but I spoke to who is of the same mind (they all are there) and uses the same techniques. I am glad I finally made the decision to do this. She was very knowledgeable and gave me plenty of confidence that she's going to be practically as good as seeing Doug. Just saw doc number 3 today (mainly b/c I wanted to request an MRI). My x-rays didn't look terrible at all, there's definitely still cartilage there (going to have MRI next week), but again the main idea was " this is only going to get worse and there's not much you can do about it. "  Asked him about the idea of cartilage healing and he scoffed, basically. Sure hope I get to prove him wrong! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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