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Yea, this seemed suspicious to me. If you can't deal with yeast and many other

multiple issues, and you are treating ASD kids, you might be in trouble.

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> > > > > >> We have an appointment next week.

> > > > > >> Nervous and excited. It is worth the $600 right guys?

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Thank you Subash very much appreciate the info!gaby From: simonsubash@...Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2011 18:31:34 +0000Subject: (unknown)

its,

Amalgam = class 1,2, & 4 .............. 5-25 years [ median/ average 11 years ].

Anterior composite...........................3-10 years [ median/average 6 years ].

Direct posterior composite=...............3-9 years [ median/average 5 years ].

Glass ionomer= class1,3 & 5..............3-5 years [ median/average 4 years]

Cast metal- precious/gold/noble metal=10-25 years[ median/average 17 years].

PFM = .............................................10-25 years [ median/average 18 years ]

Refering to IQE part B notes.

Thanks,

SUBASH.

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 I didn't see the first post but I agree with .....sometimes treatment

is

very hard - makes us even worse then when we started.......but in the end it is

worth it!!  Living with lyme and letting it get out of control is very better

then keeping it under control.........lyme symptoms might not be bad at times

but without doing anything it could take you down worse.......I feel it is

always better to control this disease then to let it control you.

Bless you -

Diane

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From: <collins.kristin@...>

Sent: Wed, March 16, 2011 10:31:24 AM

Subject: [ ] (unknown)

 

Ruby,

I think a symptom journal or checklist is very important.  You just need to

have

faith, it will get better, you'll see.  My first two Months on the Mepron were

a

BIG ????????? Then on the third month things for the good started to happen.

Best of Luck and yes you will always question if you'd rather live with the

symptoms but look at it this way, those symptoms will likely get worse unless

you knock them down and build your immune system up

,

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Thank you Diane, I appreciate the support. I won't stop taking it I guess. I'll

stick it out.

>

>  I didn't see the first post but I agree with .....sometimes treatment

is

> very hard - makes us even worse then when we started.......but in the end it

is

> worth it!!  Living with lyme and letting it get out of control is very better

> then keeping it under control.........lyme symptoms might not be bad at times

> but without doing anything it could take you down worse.......I feel it is

> always better to control this disease then to let it control you.

> Bless you -

> Diane

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: <collins.kristin@...>

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> Sent: Wed, March 16, 2011 10:31:24 AM

> Subject: [ ] (unknown)

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>  

> Ruby,

>

> I think a symptom journal or checklist is very important.  You just need to

have

>

> faith, it will get better, you'll see.  My first two Months on the Mepron

were a

>

> BIG ????????? Then on the third month things for the good started to happen.

>

> Best of Luck and yes you will always question if you'd rather live with the

> symptoms but look at it this way, those symptoms will likely get worse unless

> you knock them down and build your immune system up

>

> ,

>

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[Guest guest]

It would be Free Triiodothyronine. That is just T3. That is the bound protein.

(unknown)

Free T 3 is not triiodothyronine?

[Guest guest]

Sorry Steph, I glanced at the range. Here's his numbers, he's having issues

with a goiter.

I just got new test results and was wondering if I should be taking

> Iodine, armour or both could reduce the size of my goiter?

> It seems to grow faster when I take one of the above.

> WBC 11.7 range 4.0-10.5

> Thyroid Panel w/ THS

> TSH 0.260 range 0.450-4.50

> Thyroxine T4 5.3 range 4.5-12

> T3 Uptake 28 range 24-39

> free thyroxine index 1.5 range 1.2-4.9

> Thyroxine (T4) Free .79 range 0.82-1.77

> TPO 9 range 0-34

> Antithyroidglobulin Ab <20 range 0-40

> Triiodothyronine 4.0 range 2.0-4.4

>

> Thank You,

> Alan

Linn

>

> It would be Free Triiodothyronine. That is just T3. That is the bound

protein.

>

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> (unknown)

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> Free T 3 is not triiodothyronine?

>

[Guest guest]

Actual triiodothyronine is total T3, which is bound plus unbound protein (Free T3). And probably also includes reverse T3, but I'm not sure of that.

Lynn

From: ladybugsandbees

iodine

Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2011 2:45 PM

Subject: Re: (unknown)

It would be Free Triiodothyronine. That is just T3. That is the bound protein.

(unknown)

Free T 3 is not triiodothyronine?

[Guest guest]

Yes and I answered his question about 2 days ago.

Steph

(unknown)> > > > Free T 3 is not triiodothyronine?>

[Guest guest]

My lab test does say FREE TRIIODOTHYRONINE.;Sorry I didnt get your earlier post.

Alan

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> > It would be Free Triiodothyronine. That is just T3. That is the bound

protein.

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> > Free T 3 is not triiodothyronine?

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[Guest guest]

I'm clearly a little behind on my Dr. A emails. This group is just doing great. It is so inspiring to read these posts....

From: PAM <azsmiling@...> Sent: Wed, March 9, 2011 5:16:50 AMSubject: (unknown)

I was sleeved on 2/28/11 and am doing great. Had tomato soup for the first time yesterday - oh how tasty that was. I went back to work on the 7th and have had absolutely no problems and lost 15 lbs my first week. This was the easiest surgery I have every had. The hospital and the staff were both exceptional. I would recommend it to anyone. - I hope you are doing great also.

-PAM

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Tricia,

Your account is hacked. Change your account password to avoid them to use your account to send out junk Email. Also check the home network security.

thanks

Charmaine

From: Tricia Borsch <tspearfish@...>mm7600@...; 11.sbeyer@...; sstev311@...; naykie08@...; sudolra@...; ; Crawfishcj@...; mgspsjupiter@...; cherylfelder@...; @...Sent: Fri, March 18, 2011 4:29:34 PMSubject: (unknown)

http://equicentro.org/images/amw.php

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Thanks - I changed my password today and hope that this will take care of the problem...it is rather embarrasing the emails that are being sent....please let me know if you continue to receive emails from me that are inappropriate....Thanks, Tricia

From: Charmaine N Li <ngaiwli@...>Subject: Re: (unknown) Date: Sunday, March 20, 2011, 2:18 PM

Tricia,

Your account is hacked. Change your account password to avoid them to use your account to send out junk Email. Also check the home network security.

thanks

Charmaine

From: Tricia Borsch <tspearfish@...>mm7600@...; 11.sbeyer@...; sstev311@...; naykie08@...; sudolra@...; ; Crawfishcj@...; mgspsjupiter@...; cherylfelder@...; @...Sent: Fri, March 18, 2011 4:29:34 PMSubject: (unknown)

http://equicentro.org/images/amw.php

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No worry! Many of Accounts were hacked by some reason. Mine was happened before the new year. It went through my whole contact address, sent embarrassing content mail with HAPPY NEW YEAR title. The whole world knew my account was hacked except me.

From: Tricia Borsch <tspearfish@...> Sent: Sun, March 20, 2011 6:20:12 PMSubject: Re: (unknown)

Thanks - I changed my password today and hope that this will take care of the problem...it is rather embarrasing the emails that are being sent....please let me know if you continue to receive emails from me that are inappropriate....Thanks, Tricia

From: Charmaine N Li <ngaiwli@...>Subject: Re: (unknown) Date: Sunday, March 20, 2011, 2:18 PM

Tricia,

Your account is hacked. Change your account password to avoid them to use your account to send out junk Email. Also check the home network security.

thanks

Charmaine

From: Tricia Borsch <tspearfish@...>mm7600@...; 11.sbeyer@...; sstev311@...; naykie08@...; sudolra@...; ; Crawfishcj@...; mgspsjupiter@...; cherylfelder@...; @...Sent: Fri, March 18, 2011 4:29:34 PMSubject: (unknown)

http://equicentro.org/images/amw.php

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Dear Todericiadele (I am sorry I don’t know your name)One of the best specialists in opthalmoplastic surgery is a surgeon called Mr Collin.Here is a link.I tried to call his secretary but the office is closed until 23rd March.I am sure that if you contact him, via his secretary, I think her name is Sophie Tay 020 7486 2699, then you can get some more information. Mr Colin may be able to suggest a specialist who is geographically closer to your home.The email is: info@...In the email subject put “FAO Mr Collin” Let us know how you get on and if you need more help. Mr Collin is very friendly, and one of the top 5 experts in the world for this type of surgery. Regards, ShireenLondon, England From: blepharophimosis [mailto:blepharophimosis ] On Behalf Of todericiadelaSent: 24 March 2011 15:10blepharophimosis Subject: blepharophimosis (unknown) Hello!I'm from Romania and a girl of only 10 months, eye problems (BPES). I am very worried for her, I want the best for her, so I have a REQUEST from you if you let me suggest a clinic, the good doctor (preferably in Europe) and how such operations cost.Thanks very much!

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I just realised, the 23rd March was yesterday. Perhaps they will be there tomorrow morning. I will try again. From: blepharophimosis [mailto:blepharophimosis ] On Behalf Of Shireen MohandesSent: 24 March 2011 16:45blepharophimosis Subject: RE: blepharophimosis (unknown) Dear Todericiadele (I am sorry I don’t know your name)One of the best specialists in opthalmoplastic surgery is a surgeon called Mr Collin.Here is a link.I tried to call his secretary but the office is closed until 23rd March.I am sure that if you contact him, via his secretary, I think her name is Sophie Tay 020 7486 2699, then you can get some more information. Mr Colin may be able to suggest a specialist who is geographically closer to your home.The email is: info@...In the email subject put “FAO Mr Collin” Let us know how you get on and if you need more help. Mr Collin is very friendly, and one of the top 5 experts in the world for this type of surgery. Regards, ShireenLondon, England From: blepharophimosis [mailto:blepharophimosis ] On Behalf Of todericiadelaSent: 24 March 2011 15:10blepharophimosis Subject: blepharophimosis (unknown) Hello!I'm from Romania and a girl of only 10 months, eye problems (BPES). I am very worried for her, I want the best for her, so I have a REQUEST from you if you let me suggest a clinic, the good doctor (preferably in Europe) and how such operations cost.Thanks very much!

[Guest guest]

The information is in the new member document you received - or go to the files of the group.

Buist, ND

Owner

(unknown)

New to this group. How many miligrams in one drop Lugol's 5% and 2%Thanks for your help.

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Sorry! I realized that I was not presented.My name is Adela Constantinescu and I'm from Romania I tried to talk to Mr Collin secretary, but I could not, I'll try again.

Thank you very much!

From: Shireen Mohandes <shireen@...>Subject: RE: blepharophimosis (unknown)blepharophimosis Date: Thursday, March 24, 2011, 10:00 AM

I just realised, the 23rd March was yesterday. Perhaps they will be there tomorrow morning. I will try again.

From: blepharophimosis [mailto:blepharophimosis ] On Behalf Of Shireen MohandesSent: 24 March 2011 16:45blepharophimosis Subject: RE: blepharophimosis (unknown)

Dear Todericiadele (I am sorry I don’t know your name)

One of the best specialists in opthalmoplastic surgery is a surgeon called Mr Collin.

Here is a link.

I tried to call his secretary but the office is closed until 23rd March.

I am sure that if you contact him, via his secretary, I think her name is Sophie Tay 020 7486 2699, then you can get some more information. Mr Colin may be able to suggest a specialist who is geographically closer to your home.

The email is: info@...

In the email subject put “FAO Mr Collinâ€

Let us know how you get on and if you need more help. Mr Collin is very friendly, and one of the top 5 experts in the world for this type of surgery.

Regards, Shireen

London, England

From: blepharophimosis [mailto:blepharophimosis ] On Behalf Of todericiadelaSent: 24 March 2011 15:10blepharophimosis Subject: blepharophimosis (unknown)

Hello!I'm from Romania and a girl of only 10 months, eye problems (BPES). I am very worried for her, I want the best for her, so I have a REQUEST from you if you let me suggest a clinic, the good doctor (preferably in Europe) and how such operations cost.Thanks very much!

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Dear AdelaI will try to phone her again on Monday, I tried on Friday but did not get through to her.I am sure that I can help you be in touch with each other.Take careShireen From: blepharophimosis [mailto:blepharophimosis ] On Behalf Of adela todericiSent: 26 March 2011 13:58blepharophimosis Subject: RE: blepharophimosis (unknown) Sorry! I realized that I was not presented.My name is Adela Constantinescu and I'm from Romania I tried to talk to Mr Collin secretary, but I could not, I'll try again.Thank you very much!From: Shireen Mohandes <shireen@...>Subject: RE: blepharophimosis (unknown)blepharophimosis Date: Thursday, March 24, 2011, 10:00 AM I just realised, the 23rd March was yesterday. Perhaps they will be there tomorrow morning. I will try again. From: blepharophimosis [mailto:blepharophimosis ] On Behalf Of Shireen MohandesSent: 24 March 2011 16:45blepharophimosis Subject: RE: blepharophimosis (unknown) Dear Todericiadele (I am sorry I don’t know your name)One of the best specialists in opthalmoplastic surgery is a surgeon called Mr Collin.Here is a link.I tried to call his secretary but the office is closed until 23rd March.I am sure that if you contact him, via his secretary, I think her name is Sophie Tay 020 7486 2699, then you can get some more information. Mr Colin may be able to suggest a specialist who is geographically closer to your home. The email is: info@... In the email subject put “FAO Mr Collin†Let us know how you get on and if you need more help. Mr Collin is very friendly, and one of the top 5 experts in the world for this type of surgery. Regards, Shireen London, England From: blepharophimosis [mailto:blepharophimosis ] On Behalf Of todericiadelaSent: 24 March 2011 15:10blepharophimosis Subject: blepharophimosis (unknown) Hello!I'm from Romania and a girl of only 10 months, eye problems (BPES). I am very worried for her, I want the best for her, so I have a REQUEST from you if you let me suggest a clinic, the good doctor (preferably in Europe) and how such operations cost.Thanks very much!

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I found this to be a very good camp..... Camp Cheerful. They had a camp in Strongsville, but they also did a satellite camp in in the Warrensville area. I drove all the way to Strongsville. I thought they did a good job with the kids and my son was happy.

http://maps.google.com/maps/place?rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox & oe= & um=1 & ie=UTF-8 & q=camp+cheerful+cleveland+ohio & fb=1 & gl=us & hq=camp+cheerful & hnear=Cleveland,+OH & cid=2944470093032493782--- On Thu, 3/24/11, jasmine <alljoy89@...> wrote:

From: jasmine <alljoy89@...>Subject: [ ] (unknown) Date: Thursday, March 24, 2011, 12:42 PM

Hello,

Does anyone know of any summer camps in the Garfield Heights/Cleveland area for special needs.

Thanks

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Hi Ana1. Black tattoo silver2. ????Xiomara:))From: Ana <anamariavaron@...>" " < >Sent: Mon, 28 March, 2011 1:26:22Subject: (unknown)

Hello Hope you can help me with this 2 questions please!1. What gives the black stein to amalgam tatoo? Silver or mercury2. What LA at 4% is neurotoxic? Thanks a lotAna sent from her iPhone

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All we can do is what we do. I am on Facebook and Twitter all the time spreading info as far and wide as I can. I contact elected officials whenever a bill affecting transparency/accountability/FDA rules regs, etc. Is up for "debate." Blogs, articles and taking every opportunity to tell people what you know. It's all we can do. We also had a horrible experience with trying to sue. Our sympathies. The system is tilted their way.TerrySent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: Whoami Dontknow <deana729@...>Sender: SSRI medications Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2011 19:36:22 -0700 (PDT)<SSRI medications >; <SSRI medications >Reply SSRI medications Subject: (unknown) Hello all, If anyone remembers me, I lost my dad to what we feel was a effexor induced suicide. We tried to get a lawsuit together and after two lawyers led us to believe they would take our case they both ended up dropping them last minute before our filing period was up. One due to pre-emption and one decided to take only take cases of children.So, here we are after the time allowed to file and are trying to pick up the pieces and find anyway to get justice for my dad since we can not get the drug companies to acknowledge that these medicines work against some people. It deeply hurts to know this and that others will possibly get the same results as my dad. Does anyone have any suggestions to help spread the word or any way to help? Anything. These drugs are so dangerous.

[Guest guest]

All we can do is what we do. I am on Facebook and Twitter all the time spreading info as far and wide as I can. I contact elected officials whenever a bill affecting transparency/accountability/FDA rules regs, etc. Is up for "debate." Blogs, articles and taking every opportunity to tell people what you know. It's all we can do. We also had a horrible experience with trying to sue. Our sympathies. The system is tilted their way.TerrySent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: Whoami Dontknow <deana729@...>Sender: SSRI medications Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2011 19:36:22 -0700 (PDT)<SSRI medications >; <SSRI medications >Reply SSRI medications Subject: (unknown) Hello all, If anyone remembers me, I lost my dad to what we feel was a effexor induced suicide. We tried to get a lawsuit together and after two lawyers led us to believe they would take our case they both ended up dropping them last minute before our filing period was up. One due to pre-emption and one decided to take only take cases of children.So, here we are after the time allowed to file and are trying to pick up the pieces and find anyway to get justice for my dad since we can not get the drug companies to acknowledge that these medicines work against some people. It deeply hurts to know this and that others will possibly get the same results as my dad. Does anyone have any suggestions to help spread the word or any way to help? Anything. These drugs are so dangerous.

[Guest guest]

All we can do is what we do. I am on Facebook and Twitter all the time spreading info as far and wide as I can. I contact elected officials whenever a bill affecting transparency/accountability/FDA rules regs, etc. Is up for "debate." Blogs, articles and taking every opportunity to tell people what you know. It's all we can do. We also had a horrible experience with trying to sue. Our sympathies. The system is tilted their way.TerrySent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: Whoami Dontknow <deana729@...>Sender: SSRI medications Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2011 19:36:22 -0700 (PDT)<SSRI medications >; <SSRI medications >Reply SSRI medications Subject: (unknown) Hello all, If anyone remembers me, I lost my dad to what we feel was a effexor induced suicide. We tried to get a lawsuit together and after two lawyers led us to believe they would take our case they both ended up dropping them last minute before our filing period was up. One due to pre-emption and one decided to take only take cases of children.So, here we are after the time allowed to file and are trying to pick up the pieces and find anyway to get justice for my dad since we can not get the drug companies to acknowledge that these medicines work against some people. It deeply hurts to know this and that others will possibly get the same results as my dad. Does anyone have any suggestions to help spread the word or any way to help? Anything. These drugs are so dangerous.

[Guest guest]

All we can do is what we do. I am on Facebook and Twitter all the time spreading info as far and wide as I can. I contact elected officials whenever a bill affecting transparency/accountability/FDA rules regs, etc. Is up for "debate." Blogs, articles and taking every opportunity to tell people what you know. It's all we can do. We also had a horrible experience with trying to sue. Our sympathies. The system is tilted their way.TerrySent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: Whoami Dontknow <deana729@...>Sender: SSRI medications Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2011 19:36:22 -0700 (PDT)<SSRI medications >; <SSRI medications >Reply SSRI medications Subject: (unknown) Hello all, If anyone remembers me, I lost my dad to what we feel was a effexor induced suicide. We tried to get a lawsuit together and after two lawyers led us to believe they would take our case they both ended up dropping them last minute before our filing period was up. One due to pre-emption and one decided to take only take cases of children.So, here we are after the time allowed to file and are trying to pick up the pieces and find anyway to get justice for my dad since we can not get the drug companies to acknowledge that these medicines work against some people. It deeply hurts to know this and that others will possibly get the same results as my dad. Does anyone have any suggestions to help spread the word or any way to help? Anything. These drugs are so dangerous.

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I do remember you. I am also very upset with your situation. I don't believe that there should be a time limit on suing these bastards. Not ONE lawyer would take my case. I must have spoke to 20 or 30 of them. That is the great thing about living in the us. The working class gets raped by the government while the government subsidizes big pharma, big banks, big autos, with working class tax money. They care not about individual unless they are worth millions. My thoughts and prayers are with you.Warmest Regards,TonySent from my iPadOn Mar 28, 2011, at 10:36 PM, Whoami Dontknow <deana729@...> wrote:

Hello all,

If anyone remembers me, I lost my dad to what we feel was a effexor induced suicide. We tried to get a lawsuit together and after two lawyers led us to believe they would take our case they both ended up dropping them last minute before our filing period was up. One due to pre-emption and one decided to take only take cases of children.

So, here we are after the time allowed to file and are trying to pick up the pieces and find anyway to get justice for my dad since we can not get the drug companies to acknowledge that these medicines work against some people. It deeply hurts to know this and that others will possibly get the same results as my dad. Does anyone have any suggestions to help spread the word or any way to help? Anything. These drugs are so dangerous.