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Kim - you can't have problems now! Oh No! Good Luck Tomorrow at the

doctor. Did I read that you haven't been able to get ear drops?

Hopefully you can get some tomorrow and they'll clear everything

right up!!

My internet has been down for a week and a half so I'm behind on

reading the posts, but it looks like the group is really growing -

fantastic :)

Had my four week post-op visit this morning and everything is going

great. It's interesting that my doctor removes the packing at four

weeks and others remove it sooner and some later. They tested my

hearing and said it is in the normal range, is better than before my

first surgery and could possibly continue improving - so my surgery

was a success - YEA! I don't have to go back until January. I'm so

excited!

Good Luck Tuesday!

> > Hi Kim &

> >

> > Thanks for your help re my last message. This was my first

surgery

> > and as you can tell I wasn't told very much on what to expect. I

> went

> > to accident & emergency last night and they reassured me that

> > everything was ok and that what I was experiencing was not out of

> the

> > ordinary. The doctor I saw had been through this with her husband

> so

> > she ws able to inform me of everything my surgeon should have.

> >

> > Thanks again

> >

> > Debbie

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Have you thought of going to a chiropractor to align the disks in your

back? Without a chiropractor, I would be in bed all the time, I

swear! Just my humble opinion.

Christie

Christie@...

---Original Message---

At 10:36 PM 12/6/2002 +0000, plagal@... wrote:

>I was reading a post over in the Celexa group, and someone mentioned

>that depakote is an anti-seizure med. I believe you said you take it

>because of bi-polar disorder as a mood stablizer.

>

>Because of my car accident I have extreme nerve pain from 2 buldged

>disks in my neck.He put me on Gabapentin, AKA Neurontin. (same drug)

>It is also an anti seizure medication however they discovered it is

>great for nerve pain ( it REALLY helps)however,I have heard people

>say in here that they take it as a mood stablizer.

>If that is the same reason you are taking the Depakote,and it's not

>aggreeing with you ,Maybe you could ask your Doctor if Gabapentin

>(neurontin) could be an alternative .

>

>I have absolutely no side effects from the gabapentin .I take 300 mg

>3 times a day and when it is time to take it my body tells me.I feel

>the pain creeping back in .

>

>My doc tried Elavil (amytryptaline) for nerve pain first, and it

>didn't help abit .It also gave me heart palpitations.was awful.So, I

>was skeptical of trying an anti seizure med, but if it works half as

>good as a mood stablizer as it does for nerve pain , it may be of

>some help .See what the Dr thinks anyway .

>Hugs

>Lesli

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Thank you Lesli!!

I see the Doctor tonight after work and will mention it. I have a seizure

history since I was 8 and have been on Neurontin in the past. It made me so

tired I was unable to go to AA meetings after work. The tiredness was much

worse than the depakote but also at that time my eating disorder was in full

swing so it's hard to say if it was the Neurontin or lack of nutrients coupled

with severe dehydration. I will talk to him and see what he thinks. Sometimes

I feel like I have had so much going on that it makes it difficult for the

Doctor to even know how to treat me...lol...

Sorry to hear about all the pain you are experiencing. That must be very

difficult to live with.

Kim

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Hi Christie!

I have a wonderful chiropractor who I get to see tomorrow night. She has helped

me so much!!! I wouldn't even be back in the gym if it wasn't for her. I think

over time with more therapy I should be better. There has been so much damage

over the years in the drinking days, jumping out of windows, car accidents,

jumping out of cars.... I was constantly suicidal before I got sober...

So glad to hear you have a chiropractor also!!! Aren't they great?

Kim

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Hi Lesli

Congrats on recovering from your eating disorder!!!

I know my eating disorder with be with me forever.... stuck in my brain. It

does get easier over time though. I'm so glad we can be online friends. It's

hard to find people to talk to that suffer from multiple issues. Did you ever

try to explain some of this stuff in AA meetings where some people just don't

have these other issues?

There's one woman in my home group who keeps trying to get me to eat a donut.

Sugar is a huge trigger for me and the next day I'm suicidal. I told her that

sugar to me is like a glass of wine to her. The next week she tried to get me

to eat a donut. I no longer sit near her...lol...

About the mental illness there are those in AA who believe I'm not working my

program hard enough...lol...

I go to 5 meetings a week when I'm not too into the depression

or the meds haven't completely pooped me out, I have done several AAWOL's, have

a home group, a sponsor, go on commitments, a step group, get on my knees every

morning and every night, sponsor other women...etc...

Sometimes I don't feel like opening up to anyone in AA anymore as it is so

difficult to get them to know what I'm talking about. It's easier to just say

everything is OK. That's why I'm so glad to have met you and you've been where

I've been. I work so hard trying to get weller than well!!

Kim

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Hi, I just wanted to say that I dont have issues with alcohol or drugs but I do

with food. I lost 110 lbs and Im freaked over gaining it back. I do the typical

things like overexercise if I eat something I perceive as bad. If I eat

unplanned sweets I binge out of control. Then I get really restrictive with what

I eat. I use exercise mostly to keep me thin. I can eat planned sweets ok. Like

every night I have one cup of fat free frozen yogurt. But if I put hot fudge on

it Im done. As long as I plan it ahead Im ok. Suz

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Hi

Thanks for the message. I think I have it loud and clear to get something

done about it. When speaking to my specialist yesterday he mentioned apple

juice with polycose in it. I am trying anything I can think of at the

moment. But sleep seems to work the best.

Hmmm not quite the ideal!

How is Chet getting on these days?

Keep in touch it is lovely to hear from you.

Kim

At 11:22 5/08/2003 +0000, you wrote:

>Hi Kim

>

>I am sorry to read that you are going through such a difficult time

>right now - I am sure that you are under some extra stress with your

>upcoming wedding which could be causing your problems. You need to

>see your family doctor right away. I hope that things improve for

>you quickly - Keep in mind - There are a lot of stresses with an

>upcoming wedding, but in the end all the worries are for nothing

>because your wedding will be the most perfect day no matter what goes

>wrong or doesn't get done - it just works out that way on the actual

>day.

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>Please keep us updated! I am really glad to read that you opted for

>the surgery :-)

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I know you know better. Stay off the scales and just do whats right. Reread

your manual, make sure your getting some kind of exercise 4-5 days a week and

weigh once a month. It will come off.

Donna Pinto

December 9, 2003

273\233

Little Rock

Dr. Hargroder and Dr. Wilshire

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Thanks, Kim. I have received those pats and thank you.

Rhue Green

>From: " kim nash (jacobson) " <kimmiej62@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: Century Club & JOANIE

>Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 15:38:15 -0400 (EDT)

>

>Rhue... I am so happy for you and proud of you GIRL! What an

>accomplishment. Pats on the back for you!!!!!!!!!!! Hugs Kim

>

>Rhue Green <rhuegreen_76@...> wrote:I finally did it. It has been a

>long time coming. Joanie, thank you for

>leading the way to WW. Following your lead, I did go. After having lost

>only

>55 lbs by 11 months out, I knew I would have to do something else if I was

>to find success. I did join WW in the middle of April and have lost, as of

>this morning, 45 lbs. at WW. That added to the 55 lbs from the surgery has

>finally put me at the 100 lb mark. I still have a long way to go, but at

>least I feel as though there is a finish line out there within my reach.

>Thank you for all of the words of encouragement that I received during

>those

>first months of sloooooooow weight loss and for pace setters like Joanie.

>Folks, one way or another, it can be done. My goal is for another 75 lbs.,

>but that sure is a lot less than 175. Just wanted to share. I said that

>once

>I hit the 100 lb loss, I would post my weight again, so I will.

>

>Appreciatively,

>Rhue Green

>5/6/04

>Dr. Dasher

>359/335/235/160

>highest, pre-surgery,today, goal

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Hi

You are correct that you would not be able to take advantage of Hi

Res with a pre-CII device. But like I said there have been other

strategies that have been made for pre-CII individuals. You would

have had the option of additional strategies and processors.

Kim B

Advanced Bionics CI

>

> Hi Kim,

> It was news to me, too. I was at the Georgia Peach convention

last

> month and heard the Cochlear audiologist talk about it. So I

asked her.

> She said it was new. So that's where I heard it. Imagine it

might be

> faster than regular CIS, which is fast to begin with. Nothing of

> interest to me, since I'm a SPEAK user. But still nice to know.

> Since I would have been a pre CII user myself, had I chosen

Bionics 9

> years ago, I'm always interested in where I would have been if I'd

made

> that choice. Like you, I would have not been able to benefit from

HiRes,

> or the proposed 120.

> As Alice has pointed out, you well know that NO company can

make a

> strategy that doesn't work with the internal implant. Even AB. So

> pre-CII users are using whatever they got years ago, with no

upgrades to

> what is now available, just like N24 users can't use HiAce or

HiCIS.

> As far as possible, Nucleus makes ALL improvements backward

> compatable.

>

>

> Thanks for sharing that Cochlear has not made strategies back ward

> compatibile. I guess those with the CII should be thrilled that AB

> is making things backward compatible for them

>

> Kim B

>

>

> Hi CIS is new news to me! When was this released and does any one

> use it?

>

> Kim B

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Thanks Mike

I certainly hope I get the pain relief I think I will with this. I will let you

guys know how it goes for me Monday. My procedure is not until 2pm so if you

would say a prayer or light a candle or send up healing thougths then I would be

appreciative.

Kim

kim

congrads I glad you will now get the much need pain reduction getting

the scs surgery. keep us posted ok? Mike group owner

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I will keepb you in nprayer mondayb 2pm mike Group owner

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> Thanks Mike

> I certainly hope I get the pain relief I think I will with this. I

will let you guys know how it goes for me Monday. My procedure is not

until 2pm so if you would say a prayer or light a candle or send up

healing thougths then I would be appreciative.

> Kim

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Kim:

You'll definitely be in my thoughts and prayers. Hope everything

goes great with surgery. I don't know what I would do without my

SCS. Hopefully you get that kind of relief from yours too.

robbd1980@...

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> Thanks Mike

> I certainly hope I get the pain relief I think I will with this. I

will let you guys know how it goes for me Monday. My procedure is not

until 2pm so if you would say a prayer or light a candle or send up

healing thougths then I would be appreciative.

> Kim

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> the scs surgery. keep us posted ok? Mike group owner

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Thanks so much I really appreciate it.

Kim

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Dear Kim,

Hope you get this before you go in. You will be in my thoughts and prayers and I

hope that it all goes well and you get the relief that you so deserve.

Take care

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From: kimleach <kimleach@...>

Stimulator

Sent: Monday, 8 December, 2008 1:33:33

Subject: Re: Re: kim

Thanks so much I really appreciate it.

Kim

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Good Luck Kim!!! Let us know how it went n how ur doing as soon as u r able

to........we r all cheering in ur corner today.

Deanna

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On Dec 8, 2008, at 4:46 AM, Woolrich <john.woolrich@...> wrote:

Dear Kim,

Hope you get this before you go in. You will be in my thoughts and prayers and I

hope that it all goes well and you get the relief that you so deserve.

Take care

________________________________

From: kimleach <kimleach@...>

Stimulator

Sent: Monday, 8 December, 2008 1:33:33

Subject: Re: Re: kim

Thanks so much I really appreciate it.

Kim

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getting

> the scs surgery. keep us posted ok? Mike group owner

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Actually we stuck a rolled up sock between the brace and my clothes to cushion

it. It was rubbin on the incision and driving me nuts.

It helped a little but still was pretty uncomfortable. I am sure once the

incision heals better, then the brace will be more comfortable to wear. It does

give me some great support. I took off the binder tonight to redo it since it

was all messed up and checked the incisions. He glued mine together so no

stitches or staples. Hooray! Everything looked really good.

Pain is less today so thats good as well.

Kim

kim

Socks in the brace? does that help? Give it 1 week and you will be

better off. the put surgery tape over mine. but that was since 2002. I

glsd you are a member of our group good luck mike group owner

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Glad pain is better. Nobody can understand true pain unless they

suffer with it 24/7 It sucks mike group owner

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> Actually we stuck a rolled up sock between the brace and my clothes

to cushion it. It was rubbin on the incision and driving me nuts.

> It helped a little but still was pretty uncomfortable. I am sure

once the incision heals better, then the brace will be more

comfortable to wear. It does give me some great support. I took off

the binder tonight to redo it since it was all messed up and checked

the incisions. He glued mine together so no stitches or staples.

Hooray! Everything looked really good.

> Pain is less today so thats good as well.

> Kim

> kim

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> Socks in the brace? does that help? Give it 1 week and you will

be

> better off. the put surgery tape over mine. but that was since

2002. I

> glsd you are a member of our group good luck mike group owner

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No they sure dont! Thanks Mike.

kim

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> Socks in the brace? does that help? Give it 1 week and you will

be

> better off. the put surgery tape over mine. but that was since

2002. I

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Maybe we need to add a moderator or two since the posts seem to be lagging

behind so much at times? I know Kathy has had a bad time with her problems and

her husband and Sue has had issues as well lately.

Just a suggestion.

kim

every memeber is on moderator so we can stop spamming flamming and

curse words That why I have a great moderator team KathyG Kathy and sue

and deaana mike

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Kim.

 Yeah Im really hoping they wil decide to give him a permanent home... He is

such a wonderful little boy..I dont think its fair to him to be passed around

all the time.. Im sure they do it because of their Mom.. He has the run of the

nursing home... Everyone love little Tippy lol...

                         Soft hugs

                               T

                            group moderator

 lisa

 

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