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Hi neil you didnt serve at 4 gs Med regt did you when i was there

>From: " Neil Pearson " <npearson01@...>

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>

>Subject: (unknown)

>Date: Tue, 03 Feb 2004 17:14:57 +0000

>

>Hi I have just joined the group and have been asked to provide a little

>introduction to who I am, what I do and why I joined the group.

>

>My name is Neil Pearson and I am a Combat Medical Technician (Army) serving

>with 1 Para and I am a volunteer in a Red Cross first aid group.

>

>My interest in the site is two fold, first I want to learn more about what

>opportunities there are in the Remote/Offshore medic trade for Army medics

>on leaving the services, and secondly its always good to have contacts in

>the trade!

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In a message dated 2/4/2004 10:12:43 AM Central Standard Time,

leeoshea1000@... writes:

Im also hoping to start work in America in the next couple of weeks

big bucks. anyway

Lee, Do you know something we don't?

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Hi Neil welcome to the list.

Carpenter

PS Has anyone got a contact e mail address from Warwick recently.

(unknown)

>Hi I have just joined the group and have been asked to provide a little

>introduction to who I am, what I do and why I joined the group.

>

>My name is Neil Pearson and I am a Combat Medical Technician (Army) serving

>with 1 Para and I am a volunteer in a Red Cross first aid group.

>

>My interest in the site is two fold, first I want to learn more about what

>opportunities there are in the Remote/Offshore medic trade for Army medics

>on leaving the services, and secondly its always good to have contacts in

>the trade!

>

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Yes I did I was there 2000 until dec last year when i got posted to 1 Para,

What you up to now?

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>Subject: RE: (unknown)

>Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2004 08:57:31 +0000

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>Hi neil you didnt serve at 4 gs Med regt did you when i was there

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Neil Neil orange peal how you doing mate im basically on my last couple of

weeks in the army. I'm trying to start work on the oil industry offshore rig

medic. Im also hoping to start work in America in the next couple of weeks

big bucks. anyway will chat laters ok mate

lee oshea

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>Subject: RE: (unknown)

>Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2004 13:52:53 +0000

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>Yes I did I was there 2000 until dec last year when i got posted to 1 Para,

>What you up to now?

>

>

> >From: " lee oshea " <leeoshea1000@...>

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> >

> >Subject: RE: (unknown)

> >Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2004 08:57:31 +0000

> >

> >Hi neil you didnt serve at 4 gs Med regt did you when i was there

>

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, warwick is currently in Aldershot

4 Gs Medical regt i can supply the telephone numbers contact me on my

hotmail address

cheers lee

>From: " JOHN CARPENTER " <JOHN.CARPENTER.SNR@...>

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>< >

>Subject: Re: (unknown)

>Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2004 12:26:34 -0000

>

>Hi Neil welcome to the list.

> Carpenter

>

>PS Has anyone got a contact e mail address from Warwick recently.

> (unknown)

>

>

> >Hi I have just joined the group and have been asked to provide a little

> >introduction to who I am, what I do and why I joined the group.

> >

> >My name is Neil Pearson and I am a Combat Medical Technician (Army)

>serving

> >with 1 Para and I am a volunteer in a Red Cross first aid group.

> >

> >My interest in the site is two fold, first I want to learn more about

>what

> >opportunities there are in the Remote/Offshore medic trade for Army

>medics

> >on leaving the services, and secondly its always good to have contacts in

> >the trade!

> >

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Thankyou for thw welcome, have you been in the buisness long? What exactly

do you do?

Neil.

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> The big question which this is all about is: Is there anyone out

> there that has been operated on and does not encounter stares or

> questions any longer? Thanks.

Absolutely. Fear not.

I haven't had anyone notice or ask about my BPEI-related scarring or

ptosis since primary school in about 1970 or so (when I was 9)? It's

just not visible to the casual observer.

Any strange looks I get these days (mostly from children - I like to

stare back at them and poke out my tongue) are because my eyes are not

aligned (strabismus) and one or the other is 'asleep' and turned inwards

at any given moment. Most disconcerting for them, I'm sure.

Results can vary, of course, depending on things like the skill of one's

surgeon, age at surgery and the severity of one's BPEI symptoms. I've

seen BPEI survivors who look great and others good but not so great.

Either way, we get by pretty well.

> Bernice, Nina's mother

Rob, 's dad.

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Not really I think i am on a wild goose chase. I was told that KBR are

looking for medics to work in Kuwait. 84 hrs a week 7/7 and after 8 wks 1

wks leave. Paying excellent money however sent my cv and absolutely no word

back. So to answer your question i know diddly squat mate.

Regards Lee O'Shea

unemployed Ex-Mil Medic

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>

>Subject: Re: (unknown)

>Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2004 12:18:13 EST

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>In a message dated 2/4/2004 10:12:43 AM Central Standard Time,

>leeoshea1000@... writes:

>Im also hoping to start work in America in the next couple of weeks

>big bucks. anyway

>Lee, Do you know something we don't?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well so far Neil all i'm doing is spending lots of money on courses getting

qualified to work offshore. That requires several certifactes ie

1. offshore rig medic course approx £2500

2. offshore survival course approx £500

3. offshore Medical approx £ 100

After completing all the above you have to find an agency willing to take

you on. Very difficult as im a rookie meaning never been offshore. That does

not help you to get offshore agencies prefer Medics with experience. I know

what your thinking have to start somewhere (catch 22 situation). So

currently im not doing to well i am constantly sending my Cv/Resume to many

companies with nil effect at the moment. However dont let this put you off

as luck plays a part in this game right company right time requiring a Medic

and Bingo your offshore!!. I'm sure i will get offered a chance soon, the

guys who are on the remote Medics site are very helpful, will always let you

know who is looking for medics. Ian Sharpe is a good source of info (owner

of this site). Anyway if you need any help in getting round the site ask

someone else!! ha ha only joking drop me a line.

Regards LEE

>From: " Neil Pearson " <npearson01@...>

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>

>Subject: Re: (unknown)

>Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2004 16:59:57 +0000

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>Thankyou for thw welcome, have you been in the buisness long? What exactly

>do you do?

>

>Neil.

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Hi

Just stay consistent and do your LL breaths 5 to 6 days a week and drink

the water and you'll be very happy with the results. I don't normally

measure because I'm afraid of not measuring in the same spot each time.

So I'd rather go by the way my clothes are fitting me, my mirror, and the

compliments that I receive.

Keep breathing, it works!!!!

Love, Liz

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On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 15:14:13 -0000 " passthetrash98 "

<passthetrash98@...> writes:

I just started lifelift last Tues. I measured just 2 places on my

body and I am not sure when I am going to measure again.. to tell

you the truth I am scared to. I am afraid if I have lost any inches

then I will quit. I do the 20 minute workout and I don't count each

breath I do, but I think I am going to start.

[Guest guest]

They FLUFF ???!!

Fiona

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< >

Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 6:06 PM

Subject: (unknown)

> Patty,

>

> Well I spoke with my PS this am. He said that he removed my scar

> capsules. He said that my scar tissue was so thin it was transparent

> and you could see through it. He removed the most dense part of the

> tissue for the specimen part. He said I had only one small area that

> was dense and thats what he gave me. It kind of looked like bone. He

> said he removed as much scar tissue as possible without cutting into

> my pectoralis muscle. He said it wasn't easy because it was so thin.

> He also said that my r implant ruptured. He tried to remove it

> intact for sampling but it ruptured when removing. So I feel pretty

> good about things. My implants were clear. I didn't see anything

> visible that looked like fungus (which doesn't mean it still didn't

> have anything in it ) I just couldn't see cloudiness or film or

> growth. Anyway, that what I know for now. I'm flat. I'm like a tire

> with let out air. How long did yours take to fluff. I'm still

> wearing my ace bandage for pressure.

>

> Deb

>

> Deb

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well, if you managed to shovel 4 inches of snow today, you're doing all right. That first day was a mother for me!!! hang in there and keep up the good work. -dz-Lance Rommerdahl <lrommerdah@...> wrote:

Started my Rx yesterday. Peginerferon alfa-2b & Rebetol. Had a ruff nite. Chills, hot flashes, aches, pains, coughs. Drank lots of water, took ibuprofin & acetaminephin. It was not nice.Not bad today. Shoveled the walk & driveway off, 4 inches of snow.

[Guest guest]

Hello and welcome to our group.

Try to remember that the most important thing is how you feel inside your

clothes. I have seen people who were measuring and they said they could not see

the results on the tape measure show as much as they were feeling, yet they were

dropping sizes and they KNEW they were smaller. There are so many places on our

bodies that are benefiting and we could not begin to measure each and every

square inch on ourselves, so it may be the best to just measure your success by

how you feel, more energy, sleeping better and by things like how your clothes

fit and feel when you wake up with a whole new attitude each morning.

Be kind to yourself and don't push yourself too hard. The more relaxed you are

the easier it is for your body to release toxins, fat and stress. Slow down and

enjoy your life. You body will respond to this kind of nurturing in many ways.

Have a wonderful day,

Rashelle

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(unknown)

I just started lifelift last Tues. I measured just 2 places on my

body and I am not sure when I am going to measure again.. to tell

you the truth I am scared to. I am afraid if I have lost any inches

then I will quit. I do the 20 minute workout and I don't count each

breath I do, but I think I am going to start.

[Guest guest]

Thank you ever so much! my doc said that to me also. And when i get my logical head on i know it's true. I haven't had a cold for 2 years even though others around me have and when i got a stomach bug two months ago i fought it off much faster than those around me did!! I know i should stop worrying but it's hard. All i can think about is my symptoms and how i wish it would all go away. Last night i made a huge mistake - strawberries and cream!! Today i'm suffering BIG time!! My biggest symptom is oral thrush and that comes back real bad when i have the other bad symptoms. I really want to get this cretin under control and sometimes i am positive but at the mo i'm pretty down. I bought s book the other day and i've started reading that. I'm going to go home and read some more of it tonight. He's real positive. that should perk me up hopefully!

dnllplut <dnllplut@...> wrote:

, I have been battling C. for about 6 years too and worry about myimmune system. I maintain a livable lifeon the diet. I talked to mydoc about my concerns about my immune system and he said if I wasgetting a lot of colds and unable to fight them off he would be moreconcerned. I find that I get fewer colds than most people! With dietand supplements my immune system is pretty strong.What is the "immunesystem" amyway??? As far as I understand it's the glands throughoutthe body that purify the blood and lower part of the intestine. Itsounds to me like you're worrying could be affecting you, I think youshould try not to worry. That's going to affect the immune system bigtime. I know it's hard though. Voice those worrys and get someaffirmation or support don't let it swim around in your

head.

[Guest guest]

Monty Renov Mojo191@...

(unknown)

Is there anyone in Manhattan NY who can give me a demonstration of

the qxci system? Please contact me through paiwj@.... Thanks!

.............................................

[Guest guest]

(age 11) has more seizure activity just prior to being sick and

during the first few days of illness, regardless if there is fever involved.

Have they ever recommended Diastat for unusual episodes like this? We have

Diastat on hand for to avoid having to go to the ER or call the

paramedics, both whom know very little about epilepsy and current

treatments. I would rather not waste hours in the ER, catching god knows

what other illnesses while you are waiting. Don't get me wrong, there are

times when it is urgent enough to be there. I would talk to your Neuro

about a plan to save you from trips to the ER and visits from your friendly

paramedics! Also check with your pharmacist to be sure the OTC cold meds

are compatible with her AED's.

Hope it helps. Good luck.

Jill

[ ] (unknown)

Hi Everyone,

is not doing too good! We spent last night and this morning in the

ER due to her having grand mals. Last night she had one and seemed to come

out of it, then when she went to sleep, I checked on her about 1/2 hour

later and she was making strange sounds, so when I turned her over her eyes

were turned to the left and they had a glassy look to them so I took her to

the ER, while there she did fine and we were told to bring her home and that

if she had another one to bring her back and this morning at around 5:30 am

she had another one so I called the paramedics and they took her to the ER

and while there she got better. She has never had two grand mals this close

and now I'm really worried as to what's happening to my baby, I know she's

13yo but mentally she's so young and so strong. I try to act strong in

front of my family, but I just break down when I'm alone because I don't

know what to do at this point. I am so scared. Her neuro was contacted by

the ER and he just told them to have me raise 's meds since she's

got a cold and for the last two days, I had given her Robitussin CF and I

don't know if this was not a good idea. All of yesterday she had that

glassy look in her eyes, so I don't know if it was from the Robitussin or

the cold. Anyway, I've been trying to get her to take a nap and she just

refuses, but a little while ago she had an aura which lasted seconds. I'm

not sure that I want to keep her on the Trileptal or if I should ask our

neuro to change meds. I'm just too tired to think. I would appreciate any

advice. Thanks for listening. God Bless!

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GRACE,I KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GOING THROUGH, LAST YER WHEN I HAD 2 IN 1 DAY THAT WAS

THE FIRST TIME I HAD,HAD 2 IN 1 DAY SINCE I WAS 17 THEN THEY KEPT GETTING WORSE

EVERYDAY THEN I HAD MORE THAN I EVER HAD IN SUCH A SMALL PERIOD OF TIME.IT TOOK

ME 11 MONTHS BEFORE I WOULD GO ANYWHERE BY MYSELF AGAIN.I'LL JUST HAVE TO PRAYER

HARDER AND HARDER BECAUSE I WANT ALL TO BE HEALED. MICHELLE AND ALL THE

OTHERS.WHILE I'M PRAYING TONIGHT MAY GOD'S SPIRIT TOUCH YOUR HEARTS AND HEAL

ALL. LOVE,MARK

" Grace H. " <foxyfox8@...> wrote:Hi Everyone,

is not doing too good! We spent last night and this morning in

the ER due to her having grand mals. Last night she had one and seemed

to come out of it, then when she went to sleep, I checked on her about

1/2 hour later and she was making strange sounds, so when I turned her

over her eyes were turned to the left and they had a glassy look to them

so I took her to the ER, while there she did fine and we were told to

bring her home and that if she had another one to bring her back and this

morning at around 5:30 am she had another one so I called the paramedics

and they took her to the ER and while there she got better. She has

never had two grand mals this close and now I'm really worried as to

what's happening to my baby, I know she's 13yo but mentally she's so

young and so strong. I try to act strong in front of my family, but I

just break down when I'm alone because I don't know what to do at this

point. I am so scared. Her neuro was contacted by the ER and he just

told them to have me raise 's meds since she's got a cold and for

the last two days, I had given her Robitussin CF and I don't know if this

was not a good idea. All of yesterday she had that glassy look in her

eyes, so I don't know if it was from the Robitussin or the cold. Anyway,

I've been trying to get her to take a nap and she just refuses, but a

little while ago she had an aura which lasted seconds. I'm not sure that

I want to keep her on the Trileptal or if I should ask our neuro to

change meds. I'm just too tired to think. I would appreciate any

advice. Thanks for listening. God Bless!

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Hello - some links for you - second one has a page on Epsom Salts - lots of

other good stuff too, last one has files and lots of info on

chelating

http://www.danasview.net/phenol.htm

www.enzymestuff.com

http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/

HTH

Mandi in UK

> I am kinda new here and was wondering if someone could give me some

> info.

> I read a lot of the posts and I am not sure what Phenol is and how

> Epsom Salt does? Also what does Chelate mean?

>

[Guest guest]

,

Welcome. Consider taking your son off dairy products and wheat while you learn

more about the gluten-free, casein-free diet.

>

Chelate (Key-late) comes from the Greek word for claw and means to use certain

substances (on list genreally refers to ALA (alpha lipoic acid and/or DMSA

(dimercapto succinic acid) to " grab onto " toxins (on this list often refers to

mercury, lead, and arsenic) and escort them out of the body. If your son has

any mercury amalgam dental fillings, you can't safely chelate until he has those

removes according to proper protocol by a mercury-free dentist.

S

>

I am kinda new here and was wondering if someone could give me some <BR>

info. <BR>

I read a lot of the posts and I am not sure what Phenol is and how <BR>

Epsom Salt does? Also what does Chelate mean? <BR>

I have not done anything like this for my son, but I am very <BR>

interested in learning how I may help my son more than what I am <BR>

doing now.<BR>

I don't have him on any diet, he has lots of aggressions toward his <BR>

bother (he is younger) and other people at times. I know he is not <BR>

meaning to do this...... He also has diarrhea.<BR>

If any other info is needed just let me know?<BR>

<BR>

Thanks in advance! <BR>

  <BR>

<BR>

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<br><br>

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 20/02/2004 22:37:01 Central Standard Time,

bullockpe@... writes:

> I think a cruise sounds boring

That's what I used to think, too! There was so much to do I couldn't

possibly do everything I wanted. It was a very pleasant surprise. Cary

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 20/02/2004 22:37:01 Central Standard Time,

bullockpe@... writes:

> I think a cruise sounds boring

That's what I used to think, too! There was so much to do I couldn't

possibly do everything I wanted. It was a very pleasant surprise. Cary

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much. She's doing a little better. We raised he meds a

little bit and she's been very emotional and very hungry all day. Again,

thank you. God bless!

Grace

On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 17:24:27 -0000 " catlovercg2002001 "

<catlovercg2002001@...> writes:

> Grace:

> I'm so sorry to hear about . I hope she's doing better

> today-

> you all are in our thoughts and prayers!

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Even though I didn't enjoy the cruise I went on, it was definitely not

boring. Most people I know who have been on a cruised loved the

experience.

But I do love New York. I have a sister who lives there. No reason but

for money we couldn't cruise first and then return to NYC to a

brownstone. Maybe I should have played Mega Millions yesterday.

I'll tell you where to go!

Mayo Clinic in Rochester

http://www.mayoclinic.org/rochester

s Hopkins Medicine

http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org

Re: [ ] (unknown)

> I think a cruise sounds boring. I rather rent a

> brownstone near the NY public library and have

> unlimited browsing priviledges.Lots to do in the big

> city- museums,shopping,shows....

> --- Tawny <tawnyokc@...> wrote:

> > Hey everyone,...Wouldn't it be so great to all be on

> > a cruise

> > together, and just kick back, have fun. I think

> > that would be so

> > cool, that is just what I need. Wishful thinking I

> > know, Tawny

[Guest guest]

Mark,

Thanks! I've been doing a lot of praying myself for all of us. Things

will get better, I just hope it's soon! Take care and God Bless You!

Grace

On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 19:26:53 -0800 (PST) mark hogue

<markhogue2002@...> writes:

> GRACE,I KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GOING THROUGH, LAST YER WHEN I HAD 2 IN 1

> DAY THAT WAS THE FIRST TIME I HAD,HAD 2 IN 1 DAY SINCE I WAS 17 THEN

> THEY KEPT GETTING WORSE EVERYDAY THEN I HAD MORE THAN I EVER HAD IN

> SUCH A SMALL PERIOD OF TIME.IT TOOK ME 11 MONTHS BEFORE I WOULD GO

> ANYWHERE BY MYSELF AGAIN.I'LL JUST HAVE TO PRAYER HARDER AND HARDER

> BECAUSE I WANT ALL TO BE HEALED. MICHELLE AND ALL THE OTHERS.WHILE

> I'M PRAYING TONIGHT MAY GOD'S SPIRIT TOUCH YOUR HEARTS AND HEAL ALL.

> LOVE,MARK

>

> " Grace H. " <foxyfox8@...> wrote:Hi Everyone,

>

> is not doing too good! We spent last night and this

> morning in

> the ER due to her having grand mals. Last night she had one and

> seemed

> to come out of it, then when she went to sleep, I checked on her

> about

> 1/2 hour later and she was making strange sounds, so when I turned

> her

> over her eyes were turned to the left and they had a glassy look to

> them

> so I took her to the ER, while there she did fine and we were told

> to

> bring her home and that if she had another one to bring her back and

> this

> morning at around 5:30 am she had another one so I called the

> paramedics

> and they took her to the ER and while there she got better. She

> has

> never had two grand mals this close and now I'm really worried as

> to

> what's happening to my baby, I know she's 13yo but mentally she's

> so

> young and so strong. I try to act strong in front of my family, but

> I

> just break down when I'm alone because I don't know what to do at

> this

> point. I am so scared. Her neuro was contacted by the ER and he

> just

> told them to have me raise 's meds since she's got a cold

> and for

> the last two days, I had given her Robitussin CF and I don't know if

> this

> was not a good idea. All of yesterday she had that glassy look in

> her

> eyes, so I don't know if it was from the Robitussin or the cold.

> Anyway,

> I've been trying to get her to take a nap and she just refuses, but

> a

> little while ago she had an aura which lasted seconds. I'm not sure

> that

> I want to keep her on the Trileptal or if I should ask our neuro to

> change meds. I'm just too tired to think. I would appreciate any

> advice. Thanks for listening. God Bless!

>

> ________________________________________________________________

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