Re: (unknown)

February 24, 2004

Hi ,

The person I got my qx through also sold me his Sager and I love it. It's fast, has all the ports you need and is the best I've seen for the QX software. You can call any dealer and have them make sure that the ports you need are on the particular model you want, but the new ones already have them. Visiting www.sager.com will put you in touch with a dealer in your area, or you can order via the web. The 15" laptop has the super clear screen; the 17" doesn't have them yet, but one of the 17" models does have a tv tuner card and better video capabilities for the SCIO body viewer. I actually find the super-clear screen a little high on the glare factor, but they are beautiful.. Also, the Fujitsu 15" super clear screen laptop has received good reports, but it's not as fast as the Sager.

Gage

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Hi. I am interested in purchasing 2 new computers for the qxci/scioI would like imput as to best possible computer. What I have now is Sony Viao's. They don't seem to have the staying power. And what about the serial ports new compuyers don't have them. Does the new set up for conversion mess up the frequencies, I'm looking at the hp business model nx9010. any advice are insights. Thank you Manni............................................

February 24, 2004

Good Luck Suzie and God Speed! You've got lots of people here rooting and praying for you - Doctors are discovering that's a very powerful force! Love heals. So I'm sending love and healing your way! Love, Ivysuzie <suzieandsandy@...> wrote:

Hello Everybody,

Just got back from the doctor & - finally got some info from him! As I had suspected my genotype is 1a - big whoop . My nural load is 1,000,000 . That doesn't look good does it ? My LFTs are the lowest they've been in years - Alk Phosphatase - 240 (norm 38-126) , ALT - 96 (norm 9-52) AST - 100 (norm 14-36) . My ultrasound was normal and so was the Cat Scan , but now he's talking about sending me to T O or Kitchener to put me on a pre-transplant list. We haven't done the biopsy 'cause we've got to set it up with a surgeon to do it with a laprascope - it can't be done the normal way because of the scarring on my liver right where they try to put the needle in.

Wish me luck , please - I think I'm going to need it.

Suzie

Next time I'm coming back as a cat .

February 25, 2004

Like me...I'm crazy as a loon...Just ask my 15 yr old daughter

The most thoroughly wasted of all days is that which one has not laughed!Eddie

February 25, 2004

Personally I think he was pulling everyone's leg. If you noticed the picture he said was of his face from the accident it was of a head but there was no neck..... Had to hurt someone but I doubt it was him..All I could think of when I read his post was he was either high on drugs or just plain fibbing.

The most thoroughly wasted of all days is that which one has not laughed!Eddie

February 25, 2004

Don't blame yourself Tammie. It is hard call when dealing with distraught

people. They are calling out for help, but sometimes just don't know how to

go about to take the help.

[ ] (unknown)

I guess it's time to show my face.

About all this stuff with ----I think that I may have been kinda

hard on the kid.I know that it's good to give the wake up call that

people need. The thing that I am struggling with is----what if he

does it ? He desperatly needs some help and I hope he gets some. If

he just wasn't so angry.

Thanks to all of you who got my back on this one.I'm thinking we did

the right thing--ya just gotta worry about crazy people MORE LATER<TAM

February 29, 2004

---Dear Sir,

I am interested yet perplexed as to how the safety of motor vehicles

relate to the functioning of remote medics? Could be that you were

driving along a 600km pipeline.

Logic suggest that if you are a medic, Which I presume that you

are. Safety would be paramount in your thoughts if not for yourself

but that of your passengers!!!!

If I have missed I a valid point I would appreciate some clarity

thanks

Kevan Mclean RN EMT

February 29, 2004

I would assume that from that user id you are currently in the gulf, who are

you out there with and what units have you been to before?

I was there with 4GSMR last year but i'm now with 1 Para.

Neil Pearson.

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February 29, 2004

Surely if the Remote Medic needs a motor vehicle to do part or all of his

job then it is relelvent to discuss the safety of motor vehicles, also some

remote medics also have a sideline or main line with ambulance services or

responders so why not discuss it?

JC

Re: (unknown)

>---Dear Sir,

>

>I am interested yet perplexed as to how the safety of motor vehicles

>relate to the functioning of remote medics? Could be that you were

>driving along a 600km pipeline.

>Logic suggest that if you are a medic, Which I presume that you

>are. Safety would be paramount in your thoughts if not for yourself

>but that of your passengers!!!!

>

>If I have missed I a valid point I would appreciate some clarity

>

>thanks

>

>Kevan Mclean RN EMT

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March 2, 2004

Hi Sandy

Thanks for the reply yes I am also a member of the PBC'ers

I am stage 4 my blood work was realy going crazy unbelivable high

then the did another biopsi and found the AIH been on Pred and Imuran

for about two or three months I can't seem to keep track of time lately

but my last bood work was much better not normal but better so he cut back on the meds. so we will see. I started to work for home I hope that

I can continue to do this as I am single and have no other income. What stage PBC are you in. I don't take Urso as it did nothing for me. My Hep

said I won't be on the transplant list this year and that I would probably have to be in the hospital befor they do due to a lack of donners. so I wait

as we all do. Well take care and talk to you later

in Montrealsilkybfp <silkybfp@...> wrote:

Hi ,I have both PBC and AIH. I would say that the AIH is the lesser of the two evils. It's not curable, but is usually controllable with Prednisone and/or Imuran. Prednisone did nothing for my AIH, so I only take Imuran. My AIH is considered in "chemical remission" meaning the progress of the disease is in check. If I can remain on Imuran is being questioned right now. My pancreatic enzymes are elevated and they suspect it is the Imuran. They've cut my dose to 50 mg day and will see how my next labs are.Are you on the PBC'ers group also?Take care,Sandy C.

March 2, 2004

Hi ,

Thought I recognized your name and Montreal!

I am in Stage 2 - increased inflammation with marked fibrosis. Went

untreated for the last year as the first pathologist to read the

biopsy stated I had AIH but not PBC. My hep had another pathologist

read it and they found 5 markers for PBC - seems to me that would be

pretty hard to miss!

I take 1000 mg URSO daily. My alk phosphate has gone from 800

something to 97 thanks to the URSO. Hopefully, the URSO will slow

it down, though I read about a new study yesterday that found URSO

really did not make much difference.

I'm fortunate to have siblings who would be willing to be liver

donors, if it comes to that. My son is heartbroken that he cannot

as we don't have the same blood type.

I try not to think of what may happen...because you just never know.

I truly hope you do not have to wait too long for your new liver.

Take care,

Sandy C.

March 3, 2004

a,

You are doing great! Your son is lucky to have you.

What is in the precreacarb? BY the name it sounds like the zyme prime will be

the one closest to the formula. It does not sound like there were proteases

in the formula (by the name...check it out.)

My son did lousy on any Kirkman product. The only thing I use from them is

Culturelle and they don't make it, they just distribute it. Of course, though,

many people do well on Kirkman products...watch your child's reaction.

I'm sure you know that the best treatment for low blood sugar is not to eat

processed sugars and other simple carbs. Easier said than done with a child. I

have not given my son chromium--I am thinking of adding that.

I don't know about the domperidone. Is it for constipation? Have you tried

magnesium?

When you say you can't get him off the prevacid, what do you mean?

Robin

March 4, 2004

thank you robin, it feels good to hear that especially after

thinking to myself, " geez, why did it take so long to realize... " .

the parents that have been handed this to deal with and find this

help are the lucky ones!

> What is in the precreacarb? BY the name it sounds like the zyme

prime will be

> the one closest to the formula. It does not sound like there were

proteases

> in the formula (by the name...check it out.)

it has protease, amylase and lipase, i believe.

>

> I'm sure you know that the best treatment for low blood sugar is

not to eat

> processed sugars and other simple carbs. Easier said than done with

a child.

yeah, we are all about basic foods, nothing processed here.

I

> have not given my son chromium--I am thinking of adding that.

>

> I don't know about the domperidone. Is it for constipation? Have

you tried

> magnesium?

domperidone is a motility drug and he was first prescribed it for

reflux, but it seems to help him with being so oversensitive to

stooling. i haven't tried magnesium since it really isn't from

constipation, just sensitivity.

> When you say you can't get him off the prevacid, what do you mean?

as soon as i start to drop the dosage, his nights become very

restless and he practically flops around in bed. his signal for

reflux!

thanks again, robin. i can't tell you how much i appreciate it.

sincerely,

paula,

mom to joel

March 4, 2004

a,

The pancreacarb is probably most similar to Zyme Prime in that they are both

general enzyme formulae.

I read 's posts to you and hopefully if you start on the Houston enzymes

you will be able to wean off the prevacid.

Magnesium also improves colonic motility so it may still be something you

want to investigate.

I wish I had answers for you. It sounds like you are really on the right

path, though.

Keep up the good work,

Robin

March 5, 2004

No, but you get Medicaid with SSI, and some plastic surgeons, including Dr.

Huang of Denver, will take that for removal.

Lynda

At 07:29 PM 3/4/2004, you wrote:

>Does anyone know if SSI will pay for removal of implants? Neenie

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March 7, 2004

HI GRACE, YOU KNOW YOU AND MICHELE ARE IN MY PRAYERS EVERYDAY!!! LAST YEAR WHEN

THE DR. PUT ME ON THOSE MEDICINES EVERYTIME THEY RAISED THE LEVEL I HAD ABOUT

25-30 MORE SEIZURES EVERYTIME.GRACE,WHEN I WAS MICHELLE'S AGE I ALSO COULD TELL

WHEN A SEIZURE WAS COMING AND LET SOMEONE KNOW.I HOPE AND PRAY THAT MICHELLE'S

SEIZURES WILL DISAPPEAR FROM HER LIFE AND YOURS TO BRING HIS GREAT JOY TO YOUR

HEARTS.MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN HIS GREAT GLORY,LOVE,MARK

Grace M <foxyfox8@...> wrote:Helly Everyone,

I just want to update you on what's been going on with . Tuesday

night, had another grand mal which only lasted 1 1/2 minutes,

but the following day, she was constantly having simple partials that

lasted anywhere from 10 seconds to approx. two minutes. We were told by

our neuro to take her to ER at St. ph Children's hospital where he

would leave instructions on what they should do. While there, she

continued to have the seizures and was admitted. Once admitted, they

connected her for the EEG which showed a big mess. was able to

tell me everytime she was having a seizure and the neuro confirmed this

fact. They ended up having to give her Ativan to stop the seizures and we

also changed her med from Trileptal to 25mg 2X a day of Zonegran. We

still don't really know what caused this, but I am pretty sure that it

was the Trileptal, which, if any of you recall, I was worried every time

we tried to raise it since she would get more seizures. Yesterday, her

neuro told me that her EEG now showed that she was not having any seizure

activity so we were discharged, thank God! Right now, we're just hoping

and praying that Zonegran will work for her. Please keep us in your

prayers! Thank you very much!

Grace

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> Helly Everyone,

>

> I just want to update you on what's been going on with . Tuesday

> night, had another grand mal which only lasted 1 1/2 minutes,

> but the following day, she was constantly having simple partials that

> lasted anywhere from 10 seconds to approx. two minutes. We were told by

> our neuro to take her to ER at St. ph Children's hospital where he

> would leave instructions on what they should do. While there, she

> continued to have the seizures and was admitted. Once admitted, they

> connected her for the EEG which showed a big mess. was able to

> tell me everytime she was having a seizure and the neuro confirmed this

> fact. They ended up having to give her Ativan to stop the seizures and we

> also changed her med from Trileptal to 25mg 2X a day of Zonegran. We

> still don't really know what caused this, but I am pretty sure that it

> was the Trileptal, which, if any of you recall, I was worried every time

> we tried to raise it since she would get more seizures. Yesterday, her

> neuro told me that her EEG now showed that she was not having any seizure

> activity so we were discharged, thank God! Right now, we're just hoping

> and praying that Zonegran will work for her. Please keep us in your

> prayers! Thank you very much!

>

> Grace

>

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March 7, 2004

Grace,

Sorry to hear of your ordeal, they are never easy. I'm glad to hear you may

have some resolution.

Barb