Hi

[Guest guest]

Leis,

Glad to hear from you and that BJ is doing so well. Well, and Jellybean too

I guess! how cute is that? I know that who ever this baby is when it is

born, you will love it so much. And BJ must be excited to be a big brother.

My kids are 4 years apart too. amanda is a great big sister and my son has

learned so much form her about unconditional love, acceptance, patience, and

tolerence. He is a better person because of amanda.

is doing very well in school this year. She is happy and very well

adjusted.

Take it slow and try to relax now while you still can!

~ mom to amanda 11 DS and jesse 7 NY

[Guest guest]

I don't think BJ understands yet re the baby. I think he will once it gets here

tho

I am also thinking that BJ will be a great big brother

Thanks for the welcome back

--

Leis

Mum to BJ 4 (VERY soon) and Jellybean-due early Feb 2002

ICQ# 8168619

" Wise men never sit and wail their loss, but cheerily seek how to redress their

harms. "

Henry the Sixth-Part Three 5 iv

Shakespeare

[Guest guest]

I don't think BJ understands yet re the baby. I think he will once it gets here

tho

I am also thinking that BJ will be a great big brother

Thanks for the welcome back

--

Leis

Mum to BJ 4 (VERY soon) and Jellybean-due early Feb 2002

ICQ# 8168619

" Wise men never sit and wail their loss, but cheerily seek how to redress their

harms. "

Henry the Sixth-Part Three 5 iv

Shakespeare

[Guest guest]

~

I just got a virus from you in an attachment. Is there any way that the

information that you are trying to send can be sent in a regular email without

an attachment? Thanks

Cassandra

[Guest guest]

Wee,

Happy to have you. There is a survey in the list somewhere, fill it out so

we can get to know you!

J.C.

Hi

> Hi All

>

> Join this group as I suffer from achalasia too.

>

>

> Wee Meng

> Singapore

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

I meant more like have you read all of Dr. D's. I'm glad to know you have access

to such good reading material. Continued luck and we'll be glad to answer any

questions we can.

Hi

I post quite a bit on ' site and Dr.D's message board. My

husband and I started the BTD around the holidays. I have lost a pants

size so far, and my husband an A has not really lost any significate

weight, but he is trying. I have to give him credit there. We have

eliminated all the wheat out of the family's diet (3 boys) this is

going well.

I enjoy reading the boards and gathering information. I am learning

everyday more about health and diet, what I can and can not eat. Whoa

to pizza.......for me it is deadly. LOL

I own a bookstore, so listing the books I have read would be hard. I

have ordered Neanderthin, and Screaming to Be Heard, and look forward

to getting those in and reading them. I will 34 this year and felt a

great need to learn more about women's health as menopause is not too

far away. Also the Neanderthin is about a Paelolithic Diet which I

have several links on, and found very interesting.

I found food seperation works better for me than combination. Though many

rave about food combinations, I lose weight quicker when seperating my

proteins from my veggies. Needless to say it has been a very

interesting month on the BTD, and I have enjoyed the boards and emails.

Take care and have a great day.

Dawn

[Guest guest]

,

I have all Dr.D's books......I am still working on the

ER4YT book, and have read about half of the LR4YT

book. My Encyclodpedia is on its way, and the Cookbook

is invaluable when starting this diet especially if

you are trying to master two different BTD's in one

family. I am just taking this all one step at a time.

My goals are to get healthier, and lose weight. I will

feel very successful if I make my first weight goal by

the summer. Then it is time for closet cleaning and

shopping for new clothes. :-)

Oh, I don't think I answered the bio part of your

question. I am 33 (almost 34) female,married 13 yrs,

we have 3 boys (13,11,5), my husband is active duty in

the USN, and along with our bookstore we have his and

hers Shelties. We are looking at a new location for

our business, and so I have been under a great deal of

stress, working out of an old lease, and into a new

one, plus figuring out the best way to move 60k books

in a short amount of time as not lose a lot business

while being closed due to moving. UGH......and it is

Monday again time and time to get moving. Talk to you

soon.

Dawn

--- Murray <salbud@...> wrote:

> I meant more like have you read all of Dr. D's. I'm

> glad to know you have access to such good reading

> material. Continued luck and we'll be glad to answer

> any questions we can.

>

> Hi

>

>

> I post quite a bit on ' site and Dr.D's

> message board. My

> husband and I started the BTD around the holidays.

> I have lost a pants

> size so far, and my husband an A has not really

> lost any significate

> weight, but he is trying. I have to give him

> credit there. We have

> eliminated all the wheat out of the family's diet

> (3 boys) this is

> going well.

>

> I enjoy reading the boards and gathering

> information. I am learning

> everyday more about health and diet, what I can

> and can not eat. Whoa

> to pizza.......for me it is deadly. LOL

>

> I own a bookstore, so listing the books I have

> read would be hard. I

> have ordered Neanderthin, and Screaming to Be

> Heard, and look forward

> to getting those in and reading them. I will 34

> this year and felt a

> great need to learn more about women's health as

> menopause is not too

> far away. Also the Neanderthin is about a

> Paelolithic Diet which I

> have several links on, and found very interesting.

>

>

> I found food seperation works better for me than

> combination. Though many

> rave about food combinations, I lose weight

> quicker when seperating my

> proteins from my veggies. Needless to say it has

> been a very

> interesting month on the BTD, and I have enjoyed

> the boards and emails.

>

> Take care and have a great day.

> Dawn

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

>

> I have been hoping to get on line to write to all of you, but as it turns

> out I have been extremely busy taking care of my hubby.

> On Tuesday I took him in for what I was told was a simple procedure to

open

> up his nasal passages. We went in thinking it was going to be a

cake-walk.

> We expected something minor and it turned out to be a major affair. He

has

> an adorable nose, so I had never been aware that it was crooked on the

> inside and impairing his breathing when he sleeps. He said he was hit in

the

> nose when he was younger when he was playing sports. I never realized how

> bad it was. It has created a lot of problems for him so he decided to get

it

> taken care of. I am still wondering if he was listening at all when they

> told him what they were planning to do to him. He has been so busy with

his

> work that I guess he wasn't really paying attention.

>

> I told him last night that I just hope if I ever get sick that I have

> someone to spoil me as much as he has been spoiled. (smile) Actually I

love

> being able to wait on him. It gives me a chance to use my nurturing

> instincts.

>

> We had to cancel the trip out of town. The doctor almost fainted when I

> asked him if he was going to be able to fly on Friday.(today). He said no

> way for at least 3 weeks and maybe more.

>

> He is still bleeding and feeling a lot of pain, so I expect I will have to

> keep him down for a few more days.

>

> Meanwhile, I will try to get to the computer to read your messages and

> answer those who need my help.

>

> Take good care of yourselves and keep on breathing!

>

> Rashelle

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/20/02 1:41:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lambchop_71@... writes:

> Hi Emmi and , and Max. I'm here too

Hi everyone, I have been here all the time. I didn't realize that I already

belonged to both until I went to join this one.

Sharon (Ontario) Canada

[Guest guest]

I agree. Have to go to work this evening. See you

tomorrow.

--- " E. Andersen " <meand@...> wrote:

> Yes, I always belonged to both groups too, until I

> was put on monitored status at the " other one " .You

> are supposed to post at least twice a month there,

> who keeps track? I n the summer I'm never home

> anyway. It's not worth the hassle to be there any

> more. I like it here,friendly group.

> Emmi

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Oh goodie. Sharon is here, too. My oh my hasn't this

group grown this week. LOL

--- >

> > Hi Emmi and , and Max. I'm here too

>

> Hi everyone, I have been here all the time. I

> didn't realize that I already

> belonged to both until I went to join this one.

>

> Sharon (Ontario) Canada

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

>Oh goodie. Sharon is here, too. My oh my hasn't this

>group grown this week. LOL

Glad you guys found your way over here. The grass is indeed greener and

softer

stephen

www.xiveren.com

" I don't use the accident, because I deny the accident. "

Pollock

[Guest guest]

Yes, I always belonged to both groups too, until I was put on monitored status

at the " other one " .You are supposed to post at least twice a month there, who

keeps track? I n the summer I'm never home anyway. It's not worth the hassle to

be there any more. I like it here,friendly group.

Emmi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/20/2002 3:48:02 PM Eastern Standard Time,

stephen@... writes:

<< Glad you guys found your way over here. The grass is indeed greener and

softer

>>

Well, it's certainly the scorched earth policy. It's nice to be with a group

of free thinkers again.

Max

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/20/2002 9:07:26 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Maddviking@... writes:

<< Well, it's certainly the scorched earth policy. It's nice to be with a

group

of free thinkers again. >>

LOL--I meant " It's certainly NOT the scorched earth policy " , sorry. Oh,

where have the brain cells gone?

Max

[Guest guest]

We are gladder to be here that you are to see us here.

LOL Thanks for the link Steve.

> stephen@... writes:

>

> << Glad you guys found your way over here. The grass

> is indeed greener and

> softer

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hi Wayne, welcome to the list. To drop you in at the deep end, what colour

are the ambulances in your area and has there been any kind of collaboration

on standardising the colour schemes?

Carpenter

Hi

>To the group:

> My name is Wayne s, I live in Newfoundland

>,Canada. I am a Paramedic level 1 and have been

>working in this field for 3 years now. I work for a

>private ambulance service but it dosen't seem to be

>any room for advancement. I love the work I do as a

>paramedic and I am trying to find ways of advancing.

>In my previous career I travelled all over Canada, the

>U.S and Great Britian and was involved in the oil and

>gas industry. I have a 2yr information technology

>diplomia, but I think my professional calling should

>be helping others in the medical field.

>I hope this paints a picture of a little of what and

>who I am.

>Thank you for letting me join your group.

>

>Sincerely:

>Wayne

>

>

>__________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

,

I think you are confusing lists. That thread is on the ECO list and is

particularly appropriate to this one.

Best Wishes

Ian

Hi

>To the group:

> My name is Wayne s, I live in Newfoundland

>,Canada. I am a Paramedic level 1 and have been

>working in this field for 3 years now. I work for a

>private ambulance service but it dosen't seem to be

>any room for advancement. I love the work I do as a

>paramedic and I am trying to find ways of advancing.

>In my previous career I travelled all over Canada, the

>U.S and Great Britian and was involved in the oil and

>gas industry. I have a 2yr information technology

>diplomia, but I think my professional calling should

>be helping others in the medical field.

>I hope this paints a picture of a little of what and

>who I am.

>Thank you for letting me join your group.

>

>Sincerely:

>Wayne

>

>

>__________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

That should of course have read NOT particularly appropriate to this one, (Well

its been a long day!)....

Hi

>To the group:

> My name is Wayne s, I live in Newfoundland

>,Canada. I am a Paramedic level 1 and have been

>working in this field for 3 years now. I work for a

>private ambulance service but it dosen't seem to be

>any room for advancement. I love the work I do as a

>paramedic and I am trying to find ways of advancing.

>In my previous career I travelled all over Canada, the

>U.S and Great Britian and was involved in the oil and

>gas industry. I have a 2yr information technology

>diplomia, but I think my professional calling should

>be helping others in the medical field.

>I hope this paints a picture of a little of what and

>who I am.

>Thank you for letting me join your group.

>

>Sincerely:

>Wayne

>

>

>__________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Whoops, I haven't been getting any ECO recently so it is hardly surprising.

JC

Hi

>

>

>>To the group:

>> My name is Wayne s, I live in Newfoundland

>>,Canada. I am a Paramedic level 1 and have been

>>working in this field for 3 years now. I work for a

>>private ambulance service but it dosen't seem to be

>>any room for advancement. I love the work I do as a

>>paramedic and I am trying to find ways of advancing.

>>In my previous career I travelled all over Canada, the

>>U.S and Great Britian and was involved in the oil and

>>gas industry. I have a 2yr information technology

>>diplomia, but I think my professional calling should

>>be helping others in the medical field.

>>I hope this paints a picture of a little of what and

>>who I am.

>>Thank you for letting me join your group.

>>

>>Sincerely:

>>Wayne

>>

>>

>>__________________________________________________

>>

[Guest guest]

Now I am bloody confused too

JC

Hi

>

>

>>To the group:

>> My name is Wayne s, I live in Newfoundland

>>,Canada. I am a Paramedic level 1 and have been

>>working in this field for 3 years now. I work for a

>>private ambulance service but it dosen't seem to be

>>any room for advancement. I love the work I do as a

>>paramedic and I am trying to find ways of advancing.

>>In my previous career I travelled all over Canada, the

>>U.S and Great Britian and was involved in the oil and

>>gas industry. I have a 2yr information technology

>>diplomia, but I think my professional calling should

>>be helping others in the medical field.

>>I hope this paints a picture of a little of what and

>>who I am.

>>Thank you for letting me join your group.

>>

>>Sincerely:

>>Wayne

>>

>>

>>__________________________________________________

>>

[Guest guest]

Thanks and wlecome. Many others in the UK here - what general area are ou in?

Sheri

At 10:57 PM 05/05/2002 -0000, you wrote:

>Hi to you all, Sheri added me to the list recently (thankyou) and I

>have never seen so many messages on a board. Anyway I have 2 kids and

>did the good mommy thing with the first shots (DTP etc) and began

>research prior to MMR (thank goodness I did) and you all know the

>story from there - several hundred hours of research and reading and

>absolute anger at what is happening to the kids in the world and

>frustration in knowing that I am so small compared to the big 'boys'.

>I have many medical professionals in my family (and they are

>disgraced at my views on vaccines) but I proved the point to myself

>by asking what they thought of mobile phones and the response was

>that they are fine ( I suppose that is why my face tingles and goes

>numb when I use it for more than a minute!!!). By joining the board I

>hope to sit back quietly and read the information that is posted (I

>was stunned by the Bill Gates contract - I have always refused to

>live in the states or down under because of the legal/control

>approach to immunising), although I considered myself to be quite

>knowledgeable there is nothing that I could add above what I have

>seen on your sites already!

>Keep up the good work, I will continue to spread the word to all

>those who ask!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear supermax,

You wouldnt by any chance have amalgams or a mixture of metals in your mouth.

Ths might explain the immediate effect of the mobiles.

( I suppose that is why my face tingles and goes

numb when I use it for more than a minute!!!).

[Guest guest]

Hi

I do in fact have a lot of amalgam fillings ( I have been slowly

having them replaced with the white ones over the years since I

discovered that they contained murcury) - I never thought of that. Do

you have any other info on mobiles? How did you link the fillings

with mobiles? - I am very interested in this as it seems that masts

are appearing everywhere especially near primary schools and I don't

want my daughter to suffer.

P.S - it is really Max but supermax101UK was the only name

would let me sign in under!

> Dear supermax,

>

> You wouldnt by any chance have amalgams or a mixture of metals in

your mouth. Ths might explain the immediate effect of the mobiles.

>

>

> ( I suppose that is why my face tingles and goes

> numb when I use it for more than a minute!!!).

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Peggy,

We have had some people join over the years just to get those emails for

advertisement reasons. They join and the leave as soon as they have the list of

addresses. If they have to stick around just to get them they're more likely to

go somewhere else and leave our members alone.

Rick Hahn

rick@...

http://www.risg.org

On an unrelated note. I have a question. Why can't members see the

member list? I have several groups and that info is open to members-

just not the public. As soon as someone posts, their email address

is shown anyway. I was curious.

Peggy(from California)