Guest guest Posted December 26, 2005 Report Share Posted December 26, 2005 > > > > Thanks , > > > > Your words are much easier to read and follow, for me anyway. Sorry > to learn > > of your head injury. That's difficult to deal with. I will work on > digesting > > your information. > > > > When my income starts I'll be able to look into this stuff a bit > more. > > > > Be Well, > > > > Sally > > > > RE: Re: Selenium dosage > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 26, 2005 Report Share Posted December 26, 2005 , Makes perfect sense but I too am a well know lunatic and also fanatic about surviving like you. I am lucky to have the peg interferon which I believe stays in the system longer. My initial insurance paid for ANYTHING so I got it no prob. Switched ins and and had to threaten a law suite to get the peg and riba on time and got the doc to call and write a letter. Screwed around on the phone with em for 3 days and just got the run around. Finally told em they could probably succed in killing me by screwing up my treatment but I'd find a way to live long enought to sue the fuck out of them. Those are of course the exact words I used. Got everything delivered 3 days later expesss shipped fed ex. Now I have a direct phone line to a treatment supervisor in case I have a problem with anything. In regards to field stripping weapons we started playing one up on each other with blindfold field strip, assembly and function checks. After a month we were so good we could take every type rifle, pistol, shot gun, submachine gun and two machine guns from the arms room disassemble em one at a time. Put the parts in a burlap sack and then blindfolded put the pieces in piles for each weapon. Then go from pile to pile and reassemble and function test each weapon. It sounds nuts but in combat which I was lucky enough to avoid you may only be able to clean and service the weapon at night so it is useful. Kills the time when your bored and waiting till 5:00 PM to start getting drunk. It's really not as hard as it may sound. If you liked the small arms you go bannas over shooting the tank cannon and heavy machine gun. When you pull the cannon trigger the 60 ton Tank jerks back like somebody slapped it. Then a 2 foot long spent shell goes clang on the floor and the smoke rolls out and smell of the corite is so strong it gives you a cordite buzz. There is a fan but it smells just like victory. Then watching two miles away the target getting hit by the projectile traveling way faster than the speed of sound. Hyper kinetic rounds they are called due to the hyper velocity and kenetic shock affect of the hit. Without explosives the projectiles still cause an explosion when it hits metal cause its going so fast the steel vaporises and catches on fire. Those babies can cut through 8 feet of solid steel. Can't tell you about the lazer and computer assited aming or the machine gun or I'll wet my pants... I too missed so much school in Jr. High and Hs. I hade to change the bad grades and absentee counts on the report card to keep from getting beat. Have no idea how I graduated it was truly a miracle... I'd photo copy my good student sisters report card and mine then cut and past until I had C's or better on mine and no cut classes. For 5 years my parents thought all report cards were photo copies. Told em the real copies go in the permantenent file don't you know. Glad my youth was not wasted behind a shool desk. Mike > > > > > > Thanks , > > > > > > Your words are much easier to read and follow, for me anyway. > Sorry > > to learn > > > of your head injury. That's difficult to deal with. I will work > on > > digesting > > > your information. > > > > > > When my income starts I'll be able to look into this stuff a bit > > more. > > > > > > Be Well, > > > > > > Sally > > > > > > RE: Re: Selenium dosage > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 26, 2005 Report Share Posted December 26, 2005 Sally, My mistake I did mean to say a mental detective. Like inspector Clusoe. Well all I can say about the little bastards loving you so is what's not to love. Based on the research I saw which as a statistician I know was as conclusive as it gets, taking care of yourself well may like you did may be the only reason why your still trading jokes with other mental detectives. According to my first hep c doc if I'd a been drinking the last 15 years or so I'd probably not still be around or woulda had to stop drinking already and be real sick with out chemo to blame. Not just mentally either. Mike > > > > communicate with other well know mental defectives like me and > > Sally. > > > > In regard to growing HCV I would love to know the exact conditions > > the little buggers like what temp, ph, iron and mineral levels are > > optimal. > > > > For some reason in humans they seem to thrive in the high oxidant > > environment with lots of iron and copper. Not sure why but there > is > > a mathematical model that can predict viral load based on copper, > > oxidant level and selenium and zinc. Reduce selenium and zinc and > > other antioxidants add more cooper and the little buggers florish. > > <from > > > But they just manged to grow hcv in a > tube a short while back i would like to see those ranges ,wouldni it > be a @#$% if the stuff dies at 105 f all you need do is run a hi > fever for a couple . I think i would cry . > > Many docs dont know the half > life of the inf in the 3 shot a week days the drug was out of your > system more then in it causing alot of early tx folks a ride stright > to inf restiance ,the peg i took had a half life of 48 hrs with a > good liver and 72 with a bad > > I cant under stand it the info is right > in front of em its almost as if they want that 40 50% svr and no > better I can understand that but its dern rotton $$$$$ eric ,hope > that makes sense. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 26, 2005 Report Share Posted December 26, 2005 sally, Kickbacks how absurd. These are docs for goodness sakes they prescride chemo cause the are sadists. Offened for my doctors sake. I remain, Mike > > > > communicate with other well know mental defectives like me and > > Sally. > > > > In regard to growing HCV I would love to know the exact conditions > > the little buggers like what temp, ph, iron and mineral levels are > > optimal. > > > > For some reason in humans they seem to thrive in the high oxidant > > environment with lots of iron and copper. Not sure why but there > is > > a mathematical model that can predict viral load based on copper, > > oxidant level and selenium and zinc. Reduce selenium and zinc and > > other antioxidants add more cooper and the little buggers florish. > > <from > > > But they just manged to grow hcv in a > tube a short while back i would like to see those ranges ,wouldni it > be a @#$% if the stuff dies at 105 f all you need do is run a hi > fever for a couple . I think i would cry . > > Many docs dont know the half > life of the inf in the 3 shot a week days the drug was out of your > system more then in it causing alot of early tx folks a ride stright > to inf restiance ,the peg i took had a half life of 48 hrs with a > good liver and 72 with a bad > > I cant under stand it the info is right > in front of em its almost as if they want that 40 50% svr and no > better I can understand that but its dern rotton $$$$$ eric ,hope > that makes sense. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 27, 2005 Report Share Posted December 27, 2005 , > > I did Infergen the first time around. Responded for the first 5 or 6 months, > while I was on Mexican riba. When I couldn't buy that anymore I had to go to > S-P ribashit. Virus came back immediately then, and just kept on a growing. > So I guess I'd have to do the other stuff this time around? Believe me, my > doc and I will have some LONG talks, not the least of which will be about > ordering tests for me without telling me why. Makes me CRAZY. > > Got a CT scan tomorrow am. I guess the AFP has been going up steadily. But, > of course, no real numbers. <sigh> > > Sally > > Re: Re: Weird Stuff > >Sally ,you got to watch those docs they will screw you up ,the 1st tx is > your best shot before any resistance to meds takes place but from what i > see this really takes affect after 2nd faliure so get it right this time or > you will end up on infergen ,that works for nons cause its a synthetic inf > with a differnt protein structure ,the virus dosent recognise it yet ,but > give it 2 rounds and they may start to become friendly .I been thinkin > about signing my self in for vacation i think a little electro convolsive > thearpy sounds fun anyone want to join my deductable is paid up ,a couple > good jolts might put me in step with the rest of the world i figure that way > i can be a zombie all the time and wont read product info slips and i will > listen to my doc and never question anthying ,, id be normal i shoulda > thought of that along time ago . eric > Sally what ya gonna do the vx 950 protease inhibitor is due in 2010 but you still need inf but this will boost your odds ,why dont you see if their any trials in your area where are you we can put our heads togther and find a good one . go to clinicaltrials.gov to find out the where whens and drugs being used ,,criteara and other specfics their having alot of success with some of these. This would make it easier on you $ and boost your odds the standard peg should have no resistance on you. people in our live group say stay away from the generic riba the sides are worse they say .The mex thing sounds like snake oil their known for that you should known better hell you be neg by now if not for that. eric > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 27, 2005 Report Share Posted December 27, 2005 , Heck no not a complet detail strip. In the Army they only take em all appart to fix em if a spring or something breaks which is once every 10 million rounds or something. I never did it far as I can remember but may have since I do love to tear things appart. We'd just clean and oil the lower reciever with a tooth brush not detail strip. The big thing is getting the upper reciever clean it'll shoot forever with a dirty barrel and lower reciever. Just can't get mud in the barrel either. I was an assistant armorer for 6 months and never saw any military weapon need real repair except the ma duce witch aint very dependable and has maybe more than a hundred weird little parts especially in the bolt/slideing block. One silly bastard put a ma duce togeather wrong and then forced it closed I know not how and he feigned innocence. Being a dumb ass tanker (DAT) as we are refered to in polite society he probably used a sludge hammer which is the Tankers tool of first resort and fired it. Didn't explode but off to the repair depo it went. Some famous Tank General Bradley or Patton or Abrams perhaps said if you take a tank trooper with nothing but an anvil and drop him in the desert for one week when you come back the anvil will be broken. Most Tankers would be insulted and insist they could break any anvil ever made in 10 min flat, but Tanker's have a lot of pride in their branch of service. Not sure why but were crazy, dumb and proud of it for no apparent reason. They'd tell us all the time how special we are and how God gave the M1 Abrams Tank to America to kill the evil comunists (at that time) who want to destroy our way of life and kick our parent out of their trailers. Since that is true and we are Tanker's that makes us God's choosen people designated to kill the infedels. I guess cause so may of us were in special ed class at school we naturally took to the notion of still being special and just believed it all. Still being gardians of the free world does take a toll on a young man which except for constant drunkenness may have become a burden. I can't remember. Some guys used hyper velocity cannon rounds to " accidentaly " shoot cows at night when they wondered on to the firing range. My buddy was on the clean up detail and said the cows exploded. Parts and pieces all over the place. Hamburger here chopped liver there, her a leg, there a leg. What a mess. Takes all day to pick up a cow one piece at a time. I see you and Sally been up all night trading mental detective stories. Mike > > > > > > > > Thanks , > > > > > > > > Your words are much easier to read and follow, for me anyway. > > Sorry > > > to learn > > > > of your head injury. That's difficult to deal with. I will work > > on > > > digesting > > > > your information. > > > > > > > > When my income starts I'll be able to look into this stuff a > bit > > > more. > > > > > > > > Be Well, > > > > > > > > Sally > > > > > > > > RE: Re: Selenium dosage > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 27, 2005 Report Share Posted December 27, 2005 Sally, Remain is a word in the American Language. As in " I remain commited to the mental ward " . Or as in the case I used, I remain/continue to be appaled by your bad mouthin my good docs reputation and normal desire to vacation in the Bahamas for free. Teach you got i right takin ways? Mike > > Mike, > > I have great respect and affection for a good sadist. > > You're remaining where? > > Sally > > Re: Weird Stuff > > > sally, > > Kickbacks how absurd. These are docs for goodness sakes they > prescride chemo cause the are sadists. > > Offened for my doctors sake. > > I remain, > > Mike > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 28, 2011 Report Share Posted January 28, 2011 It sounds like a form of dumping; I was experiencing it for a period of time myself. It happens within 3 hours of eating and it does have to do with what you've eaten. I found I was sugar intolerant since I had not had much sugar in a long period of time since surgery. When I reintroduced sugar, I had the same/similar type reaction. Now that I eat sugar again in small doses, I don't have the reaction. My body has gotten used to having "some" sugar instead of NO sugar, and it's OK again. Since you've had blood work done and everything is normal, I suspect dumping. Bypass patients have more issues with dumping, but it can happen with sleeve patients, too. Think about what you were eating the times that you've had these occurrences. Was there sugar and/or fat intake in the same sitting? Think back on it, and Google "dumping" and weight loss. It's like a hyperglycemic reaction - same symptoms - it's just unplesant but isn't doing any real physical damage. My suggestion is don't have fat and sugar and/or alcohol together. Intake a little sugar - like a cookie - so your body gets used to some sugar, and don't combine fattie foods and sugar at the same time. Go read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperglycemia and you'll see that the symptoms are the same, but for you, it has to do with too much sugar hitting the blood stream. >> Good Morning - > > I was wondering if any of you have had episodes like I have started having lately. Not sure what else to call them... > > I had sleeve surgery in January of 2009, and have since lost 145 pounds. My weight has leveled off and I have maintained about the same weight for at least 6 months... I am now off all of my medications that I was taking before surgery.> > But within the last couple months I have these episodes that I get really really warm, break out into a cold sweat, my vision gets cloudy, and I feel like I am going to faint. They last anywhere from 5 minutes to 2 hours, and I don't have them very often.> > It isn't right after I eat... so I don't think it is something that I ate that bothered me. I went to the doc and all of my bloodwork came back normal they said.> > Has anyone had anything like this before? I have an email into Dr. Aceves also.> > Thanks in advance, > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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