Re: (unknown)

[Guest guest]

Be careful Terry and don't over do it. I know

firsthand what that can do on treatment. We sorta have

to take baby steps

Sharon

--- Terry Long <pawpawto3@...> wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone

>

> I hope you all are enjoying the long weekend.

> I had my shot last night & didn;t sleep very well

> last night & feel kind of out of it this morning.

> But I don't have time to feel sorry for myself. When

> our son " " & his wife moved up to Wi. They said

> they didn't want to drive a big truck back their in

> snow & ice so they put all of their things into a

> storage shed. Saying they would fly back in the

> spring & get their things " I knew then that wasn't

> going to hapen " . I found out later it was because

> they didn't have the money for the truck. Well he

> asked Susy last week for us to empty the shed, ship

> their clothes they left up to them & sell everything

> else. So I am getting ready to spend the rest of

> today hauling things from their shed back to the

> house & put it all on the patio. Will spend the next

> few weeks sorting out things that had belonged to

> Susy's & my family. Pricing everything else for a

> yard sale hopfully July 6. I will end up using a

> vaction day the 5th to set up the yard sale & end up

> sitting outside all day the 6th. does not know

> it yet but what ever $$ I make is old Dad's for the

> bills he stuck me with " ones that oll Mom & Dad

> cosigned " .

>

> Terry

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

I ended up putting it off, the help I had lined up had a conflect. Maybe we will try to empty there shed on Monday I hope. But you are right about over doing it on treatment I have already done that a few times and I did pay the price.

Terry

Sharon Zeis <szeis_1@...> wrote: Be careful Terry and don't over do it. I knowfirsthand what that can do on treatment. We sorta haveto take baby steps Sharon--- Terry Long <pawpawto3@...> wrote:> > Hi Everyone> > I hope you all are enjoying the long weekend.> I had my shot last night & didn;t sleep very well> last night & feel kind of out of it this morning.> But I don't have time to feel sorry for myself. When> our son "" & his wife moved up to Wi. They said> they didn't want to drive a big truck back their in> snow & ice so they put all of their things into a> storage shed. Saying they would fly back in the> spring & get their things "I knew then that wasn't> going to hapen". I found out later it was because> they didn't have the money for the truck. Well he> asked Susy last week for us to empty the shed, ship> their clothes they left up to them & sell everything> else. So I am getting ready to spend the rest of> today hauling things from their shed back to the> house & put it all on the patio. Will spend the next> few weeks sorting out things that had belonged to> Susy's & my family. Pricing everything else for a> yard sale hopfully July 6. I will end up using a> vaction day the 5th to set up the yard sale & end up> sitting outside all day the 6th. does not know> it yet but what ever $$ I make is old Dad's for the> bills he stuck me with "ones that oll Mom & Dad> cosigned".> > Terry> > > > --------------------------------->

[Guest guest]

I feel like superwoman now that they fixed the

thyroid problem, but I'm also aware that next week I

could be flat on my back. We do what we have to. I

hope you got to rest and enjoy your day. By Monday you

may feel more like doing something. So maybe you just

weren't supposed to do that today. Have a good night.

Sharon

--- Terry Long <pawpawto3@...> wrote:

>

> I ended up putting it off, the help I had lined

> up had a conflect. Maybe we will try to empty there

> shed on Monday I hope. But you are right about over

> doing it on treatment I have already done that a few

> times and I did pay the price.

> Terry

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Sunny,

I love that poem that you quoted. "A Midnight's Ride" or something like that?

Re: (unknown)

Re the charting: and we have miles to go before we sleep ... meaning many of us have much more improvement on what we do. Sunny ;'-)

[Guest guest]

Kids! Well, have fun in your yardsale. We had our first rain of the spring (not counting snow & sleet) over 2 inches yesterday. We were planning to go up to our family cemetery and clean it up, cut the grass etc... , But of course we got out of that! Looks pretty gloomy so far today as well. We'll see... Anyway, hope you make a nice profit to defray some of those growing pains the kids laid on you. Good luck. -dz-

From: Terry Long

Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2002 12:17 PM

hepatitis support

Subject: [ ] (unknown)

Hi Everyone

I hope you all are enjoying the long weekend. I had my shot last night & didn;t sleep very well last night & feel kind of out of it this morning. But I don't have time to feel sorry for myself. When our son "" & his wife moved up to Wi. They said they didn't want to drive a big truck back their in snow & ice so they put all of their things into a storage shed. Saying they would fly back in the spring & get their things "I knew then that wasn't going to hapen". I found out later it was because they didn't have the money for the truck. Well he asked Susy last week for us to empty the shed, ship their clothes they left up to them & sell everything else. So I am getting ready to spend the rest of today hauling things from their shed back to the house & put it all on the patio. Will spend the next few weeks sorting out things that had belonged to Susy's & my family. Pricing everything else for a yard sale hopfully July 6. I will end up using a vaction day the 5th to set up the yard sale & end up sitting outside all day the 6th. does not know it yet but what ever $$ I make is old Dad's for the bills he stuck me with "ones that oll Mom & Dad cosigned".

Terry

[Guest guest]

I understand you there Terry..

[Guest guest]

I wish you could send some of that rain down here. For the last five years we have only had about 1/2 our norrmal rain fall. Northern Az has only had about 1/2 of there snow fall. Most of our lakes have less then 50% of there norrmal water level. They have closed most of the US Forest in northern Az "Only the 3rd time in 30 Years" because they are so dry. The ones that are still open ban all camp fires.

Terry

imaganeer <imaganeer@...> wrote:

Kids! Well, have fun in your yardsale. We had our first rain of the spring (not counting snow & sleet) over 2 inches yesterday. We were planning to go up to our family cemetery and clean it up, cut the grass etc... , But of course we got out of that! Looks pretty gloomy so far today as well. We'll see... Anyway, hope you make a nice profit to defray some of those growing pains the kids laid on you. Good luck. -dz-

From: Terry Long

Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2002 12:17 PM

hepatitis support

Subject: [ ] (unknown)

Hi Everyone

I hope you all are enjoying the long weekend. I had my shot last night & didn;t sleep very well last night & feel kind of out of it this morning. But I don't have time to feel sorry for myself. When our son "" & his wife moved up to Wi. They said they didn't want to drive a big truck back their in snow & ice so they put all of their things into a storage shed. Saying they would fly back in the spring & get their things "I knew then that wasn't going to hapen". I found out later it was because they didn't have the money for the truck. Well he asked Susy last week for us to empty the shed, ship their clothes they left up to them & sell everything else. So I am getting ready to spend the rest of today hauling things from their shed back to the house & put it all on the patio. Will spend the next few weeks sorting out things that had belonged to Susy's & my family. Pricing everything else for a yard sale hopfully July 6. I will end up using a vaction day the 5th to set up the yard sale & end up sitting outside all day the 6th. does not know it yet but what ever $$ I make is old Dad's for the bills he stuck me with "ones that oll Mom & Dad cosigned".

Terry

[Guest guest]

mellied2002 wrote:

> SO I started

> yesterday and had some more, instead of 1 cup of

> canned green beans (which you guys seemed to really

> frown upon,understandably) I had two cups of fresh

> boiled brocolli at lunch and dinner. Now I am afraid

> that was too much, did I go overboard with that, I

> LOVE brocolli so that was easy to do.

Woowoo! Broccoli is wonderful I microwave it when I cook it since I'm

lazy that way but I don't think 4 cups a day is a bad thing. In fact, I

called EAS with the question of how much in the way of veggies I could eat

And they said to knock myself out with the authorized veggies. Besides..

it's much healthier to get your nutrients from real food.

> Also, for

> dinner yesterday I had two boca burgers instead of

> one, 1 pattie didn't seem to have enough protein in it

> (I believe it was 13 grams/pattie), was that a bad

> move?

I don't think this is a bad move although you might want to eat a slightly

smaller portion of carbs with the meal to offset the carbs that are in the

Boca burgers

> I know everyone has different opinions and it is

> really all what seems to work for me but I love to

> hear your advise and input.

> \Thanks in advance.\

Congrats on starting, !! The first steps are the hardest

Serenity

[Guest guest]

- you really can't have too many veggies! And it is fine that you

increased to two boca burgers! You're on the right track now! Keep up the good

work!

Rita

(unknown)

Happy Holidays to you all!!!!!

I sent an email last week around about my meals

wanting input as to what you all thought of what I was

eating, if it was up to par or not. Well first of all

I GREATLY appreciate all the feedback I received, it

was all taken to heart.

I guess now I have a few MORE questions to see if the

changes I have made are for the better. The biggest

thing I heard from most of you was that it didn't seem

like I was getting enough veggies, SO I started

yesterday and had some more, instead of 1 cup of

canned green beans (which you guys seemed to really

frown upon,understandably) I had two cups of fresh

boiled brocolli at lunch and dinner. Now I am afraid

that was too much, did I go overboard with that, I

LOVE brocolli so that was easy to do. Also, for

dinner yesterday I had two boca burgers instead of

one, 1 pattie didn't seem to have enough protein in it

(I believe it was 13 grams/pattie), was that a bad

move?

I know everyone has different opinions and it is

really all what seems to work for me but I love to

hear your advise and input.

\Thanks in advance.\

[Guest guest]

- I'm behind on posts (again!), so sorry if everyone has already

responded...

1. Brocolli is great! Brocolli is safe!! Brocolli is a go for it food. Have

as much as you want, whenever you want!

2. It is fine to have 2 boca burger patties as far as protein goes. You should

shoot for between 20-30 grams protein/carbs per meal. Check how many carbs you

get with the 2 boca burgers, I can't remember if that will push you over.

Park

(unknown)

Happy Holidays to you all!!!!!

I sent an email last week around about my meals

wanting input as to what you all thought of what I was

eating, if it was up to par or not. Well first of all

I GREATLY appreciate all the feedback I received, it

was all taken to heart.

I guess now I have a few MORE questions to see if the

changes I have made are for the better. The biggest

thing I heard from most of you was that it didn't seem

like I was getting enough veggies, SO I started

yesterday and had some more, instead of 1 cup of

canned green beans (which you guys seemed to really

frown upon,understandably) I had two cups of fresh

boiled brocolli at lunch and dinner. Now I am afraid

that was too much, did I go overboard with that, I

LOVE brocolli so that was easy to do. Also, for

dinner yesterday I had two boca burgers instead of

one, 1 pattie didn't seem to have enough protein in it

(I believe it was 13 grams/pattie), was that a bad

move?

I know everyone has different opinions and it is

really all what seems to work for me but I love to

hear your advise and input.

\Thanks in advance.\

[Guest guest]

, I will be thinking of you, it is normal what you are feeling, you just

love your brother and want him to have the best in life, so I am glad you shared

what you were feeling, maybe he can receive his diploma at a later time? take

care , Dawn

You are a good sister!

(unknown)

Can y'all think of me over the weekend? I'm 20, and

my brother is 18. If he was still in school he'll be

graduating. Well it was bacculaurate tonight, and on

Sat morning it will be graduating. I'm not attending

both of them. Well I'm just sad, and just down that

he's not graduating, and I could just use you now.

That's what friends are for. I hope that what I'm

feeling is normal.

Sincerely,

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

me i'm hiding from claws of the doctor but

back hopeing they did not see me come home

hehehe

stacie,18

-----Original Message-----From: RJS [mailto:bobbyj85@...]Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 1:04 PM Subject: (unknown)

hi everybody,,,,kind of quiet today,,,,where the heck is ya,,,,,sharon, lisa, stacey, jes,,bill, and all the rest of you.....

and remember,,,,

if life gives you lemons, make lemonade,

if life gives you tomatos,,make bloody marys,,

but if life give you a truck full of handgrenades....now,,,,,thats a message..

bob in pa

____________________________________________________ IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here Please visit the Zapper homepage athttp://www.ZapLife.org

[Guest guest]

I totally aggree! It made me sick. Where were the studies supporting

manipulation for LBP, HA, neck pain?? Just a frustrated ex-DC and a " quack

buster " ranting about the risk and refering to a 1 " study " . Why is it that

taking a pill for a headache, which may lead to GI complications and death,

while doing nothing for the underlying problem is OK, but manipulation or

other manual treatment for the cervical dysfunction or trigger point which

is the source of the HA is not worth the risk? This makes me tired.

Seitz, DC

>From: " A. DeShaw, D.C., P.C. " <northwood@...>

>'BRIAN SEITZ' <dcdocbrian@...>

>Subject: RE: (unknown)

>Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2002 09:17:11 -0700

>

>,

>

>This was a terrible show hosted by allan.

>

>Steve

>

> (unknown)

>

>There is a TV show on PBS tonight at 8:00 which I believe will have a

>segment on Chiropractic. It's the show with Alan Alda as host (not MASH!).

>Could be interesting.

>

>

>

> Seitz, DC

>Tuality Physicians

>730-D SE Oak St

>Hillsboro, OR 97123

>

>

>_________________________________________________________________

>Join the world's largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail.

>http://www.hotmail.com

>

>

>OregonDCs rules:

>1. Keep correspondence professional; the purpose of the listserve is to

>foster communication and collegiality. No personal attacks on listserve

>members will be tolerated.

>2. Always sign your e-mails with your first and last name.

>3. The listserve is not secure; your e-mail could end up anywhere. However,

>it is against the rules of the listserve to copy, print, forward, or

>otherwise distribute correspondence written by another member without his

>or her consent, unless all personal identifiers have been removed.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Joan,

Your docs must think your thyroid is off. I have had thyroid problems most of my life. The lab work you are doing is called a TSH level. Depending on the results they give you a medication that you take every day the rest of your life. It is another autoimmune disease.

gayle/trans.6-99

galye@... @`

\I/

[Guest guest]

Hi Becki, It is Carolyn again. I too am on Neurontin. The fatigue associated

with this drug is amazing. How much are you on if you don't mind me asking? I

take 1800mgs. a day. I have that foggy mind thing happening, and I hate to

admit it but it does help me sleep a night. Unfortunately it also helps me

sleep during the day! Now, you mention the percocet, wow, what a combination

with neurontin, I am suprised you were able to type! I am always given

percocet after a surgery and well....off to sleepy land I go. Can I ask why

you are on both? I am sorry to hear about your lung condition. The other meds

I am on are enbrel and methotrexate. I am interested in your imuran and

remicade combination, do you find this combo helpful? Take care, Carolyn JRA

34 years.

[Guest guest]

I had this very same problem last week! I finally changed my settings to web

only and then a few days later changed it back to individual e-mails. For the

time being, it has taken care of the problem. I don't know if this was a

issue or MSN/Hotmail issue. Very frustrating.

[ ] (unknown)

I am not receiving any emails. What's up?

Deb-------------------------------------------------------Get more from the

Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

[Guest guest]

i think this man duckiewdj @aol.com his name is bill he lives in pa.

[Guest guest]

I dont know, but I do know that theres is a lab in Germany that manufactures

this type of machine. Maybe if you try to contact somebody in Germany.

Sally

(unknown)

> hi, has anyone had experience or know settings for using a

> quantronics, model c rife frequency generator?? the " rife

> frequencies " are encoded within the machine and need a manual( we do

> not have) to use this for my husbands cancer....can anyone help? the

> company " quantronics " is no longer in business and i cant find anyone

> who can help us take advantage of this machine, which is on loan from

> a neighbor who cannot locate the frequency book for this specific

> device. it will not accept any numbers larger than 3 digit, hence we

> know it is encoded, not a machine that can just have the frequencies

> keypadded in.

>

> thanks, marsha smusz

>

>

>

> Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dearest Bob, Always treasure that day with your Dad. I think the greatest

thing is not only he realized his mistake as a Father but had the courage to

correct it.

To me you will always be my knight in Blue Armour. You are a wonderful peron

with a heart as big as the universe. You are a true gentleman, who knows how

to pick up the piece of what ever and try to make it whole again.

Thanks for sharing your story. You touched my heart

Love & Hugs

Sharon

[Guest guest]

send your snail mail addy and you will receive one!

> I would also like that brochure. thanks

>

>

>

Tina M. Hendrix

Cure2000@...

Vice-President, California Coalition

Neuro-Immune Dysfunction Syndromes

Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADD/ADHD, Learning Disorders, Hyperactivity, CFS,

etc.

[Guest guest]

rest and feel better soon tess. kathy in il

[Guest guest]

Tess,

get well soon.

Roxanne

[Guest guest]

Hi Terri ....Teri here I really can't imagine why it would really be bad for

you, could check with Be In Charge Nurse . I think I probably would just do

it, some things we do because the mind warrants something that makes us feel

alive. It's very relaxing and god only knows how much we need to do that. I

guess it's up to you!

[Guest guest]

Good to hear from you Tess.

Dare I ask, complications??? What kind of complications? The hospital let

you go home with a fever of 103 degrees??

Hope you're well enough to join us soon.

Suzanne

[ ] (unknown)

> Hi Friends..got home last night...fever of 103, the hospital said this

> was fairly standard in someone with complications.

>

> The surgery went fine...tonsilectomy, uppp, septoplasty & sinus...?

> which I didn't know about til I got there.

>

> The pain in ears, and trying to swallow can bring me to tears.

>

> Love to all...

>

> Tess

[Guest guest]

Hi Tess. I'm glad you're home OK, but sorry you're having such terrible

pain. Hopefully the results justify the pain you're going through now.

You're in my thoughts and prayers.

Love,

Carol

[ ] (unknown)

Hi Friends..got home last night...fever of 103, the hospital said this

was fairly standard in someone with complications.

The surgery went fine...tonsilectomy, uppp, septoplasty & sinus...?

which I didn't know about til I got there.

The pain in ears, and trying to swallow can bring me to tears.

Love to all...

Tess