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[Guest guest]

,

I don't think you are being overly cautious, but this is coming from a Mom

that keeps and twin brother away from other kids for 2 weeks prior to

's cast change. It makes our life a little crazy, but I am a semi-germ

freak and my boys seem to get sick REALLY easy.

We get out of the house and stuff, but I make sure they are not playing

directly with other kids. There have been too many close calls for us just days

before his cast change. I know at ish Rite even a simple cold will keep

him from getting his cast changed.

Good luck.

Tasha

Mommy of twin boys- and 26mths

Fort Worth, Texas

wrote:

Hello everyone,

We are leaving for SLC in a couple weeks and I am getting the usual anxiety. My

company picnic is this Saturday and there will be lots of activities for kids,

thus lots of kids....and probably germs. Am I being overly cautious by not going

because I am fearful she may get sick so close to her next appointment? I keep

going back and forth, as I know we have to continue living and letting her

experience her childhood, but I also feel I have a responsibility to keep her

protected as much as I can. Thoughts please?

Thanks,

__________________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

,

I don't think you are being overly cautious, but this is coming from a Mom

that keeps and twin brother away from other kids for 2 weeks prior to

's cast change. It makes our life a little crazy, but I am a semi-germ

freak and my boys seem to get sick REALLY easy.

We get out of the house and stuff, but I make sure they are not playing

directly with other kids. There have been too many close calls for us just days

before his cast change. I know at ish Rite even a simple cold will keep

him from getting his cast changed.

Good luck.

Tasha

Mommy of twin boys- and 26mths

Fort Worth, Texas

wrote:

Hello everyone,

We are leaving for SLC in a couple weeks and I am getting the usual anxiety. My

company picnic is this Saturday and there will be lots of activities for kids,

thus lots of kids....and probably germs. Am I being overly cautious by not going

because I am fearful she may get sick so close to her next appointment? I keep

going back and forth, as I know we have to continue living and letting her

experience her childhood, but I also feel I have a responsibility to keep her

protected as much as I can. Thoughts please?

Thanks,

__________________________________________________________

Don't pick lemons.

See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos.

http://autos.yahoo.com/new_cars.html

[Guest guest]

I don't think you are being overly cautious either....I am the same

way. I think that what our kids need is far more important than what

other people say to us during the times when we keep our kids away

from others prior to a cast change. I get it from our friends,

neighbors, and most of our family that I am too protective when it

comes to germs, exposing them to illness etc. But in the end they are

my kids, I am the one who has to take care of them when they are ill,

and now with Matson in the casting cycle, I will not sacrifice his

health just to appease other people and risk missing a casting

appointment.

Our first cast almost didn't happen because of a respiratory illness.

I will do whatever it takes to keep him healthy.

Go with your motherly instinct. She will have plenty of opportunity

for play, picnics and other functions...I keep reminding myself of

the same thing!

Steph

Tyler 4

Matson 15 months

Lily 4 months

> Hello everyone,

> We are leaving for SLC in a couple weeks and I am getting the usual

anxiety. My company picnic is this Saturday and there will be lots of

activities for kids, thus lots of kids....and probably germs. Am I

being overly cautious by not going because I am fearful she may get

sick so close to her next appointment? I keep going back and forth,

as I know we have to continue living and letting her experience her

childhood, but I also feel I have a responsibility to keep her

protected as much as I can. Thoughts please?

> Thanks,

>

>

> __________________________________________________________

> Don't pick lemons.

> See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos.

> http://autos.yahoo.com/new_cars.html

>

>

[Guest guest]

Your video is magnificent.  I would like to see it featured on our home page. 

You are the bottom line, you are love.

I'm passing this on to the Cure Drive in the hope that everyone will get to see

this video.

Don't try to do too much in your second one.  What about just talking about, as

you said, the meds and standard protocol for fibromyalgia, and then just take a

beginner's stab at removing it from your bodies?  If you show in the video what

it's like to embark upon learning that, I think new people will relate.

I like the length of this video, and your 2nd one could be the same or even

shorter.  I'm in favor of short bursts of wonderfulness.  As I said, don't try

to do everything all at once.  Everyone who's cured anything with immunics

started with removing it from their bodies.  Let's just cover that from your

point of view, and we can take the next step in due time.

Feel free to call me, 954-766-4875.  I am really moved by what you accomplished

in your first video.

Love, Keely

From: Fonda Carroll <fjcarroll@...>

Subject: question for you

keely@...

Date: Wednesday, June 8, 2011, 8:58 PM

question for you

Keely,

http://youtu.be/J0gMZdPrgHM

This is my first (sample) video on my own and Papa B gave me the order to make

the follow up video today. My problem with this is I am having the hardest time

b/c I am trying to make the video about fibromyalgia. My vision is to talk a

little about the diagnosis, the medicines that are given and then briefly how to

help using immunics.

My problem is that I can’t hear the links on the cure page due to whatever

Frannie is changing? Realplayer doesn’t work. But, this leaves me at a loss

b/c it’s killing my learning curve.

I saw the page you created on the web for the diagnosis of fibromyalgia. Should

I mention that as a tip for people to check out?

I don’t know enough about immunics yet to clearly state what the best way to

cure a particular disease. I mean is removing it from your bodies all you have

to do? If not, could you clue me in on anything else I might need.

Thanks for your help!

Fonda