Hi

May 1, 2008

Really? the whole time I didn't know that. Deb lives

in Kearny Mesa. Now I have to sort through my head

all the similarities and where you are both at with

your mites. Can you tell me? I would love to compare

and see. Have you tried to get your mite identified

at the Health Department? I love in Alpine.

Tammy

--- Lucy Lu <lucylu62@...> wrote:

> Hi Tammy,

>

> I also live in San Diego-Carlsbad. Lady D lives in

> San Diego also.

>

> LL

> --- Singleton <baboig@...> wrote:

>

> > Hi again,

> > I know exactly how you feel. Last year I spend

> about

> > 6 months of constant cleaning everyday, I actually

> > lost about 7 pounds but I had hardly any time to

> > spend with my kids. Try not to feel bad it gets

> > better.. I don't know how long you've been dealing

> > with this but I no longer have to clean everyday

> the

> > way I did last year and have more time to spend

> with

> > the kids now.All winter all I had to do was my

> once

> > a week major clean but I did use medicated talc

> > every night after my shower and I used a lint

> roller

> > on my bed but that was it. They have been

> bothering

> > me a bit more lately and I'm back cleaning more

> > often but now I do it every other day.I'm hoping

> the

> > cedarcide will finally knock them out.

> >

> > Re: Hi

> >

> > Hi ,

> > I have a two year old and an 8 month old just

> about

> > to

> > crawl on our carpet where we feel all the " bugs "

> and

> > terrified. I keep picking her up and putting her

> on

> > her blanket as she scoots away. so sad to deal

> with

> > this in the midst of taking care of kids that are

> in

> > such need of our every moment.

> >

> > Deb and I, Tammy, live here in San Diego and are

> > dealing with this mite problem too. We don't think

> > we

> > have the same mite, but they definitely follow the

> > characteristics of them. She is still in the

> process

> > of using the Cedarcide, and I believe I will be

> > trying

> > it within the month. I don't want the summer to

> > creep

> > up and still have to deal with these things! I

> feel

> > so bad that pretty much all of my daughter's first

> > year of life was consumed by these bugs! I can't

> > even

> > remember when I last took a picture of video of

> her.

> >

> > It is not fair to her, I am sure, but I know how

> > hard

> > it is to take care of young kids, and live with

> the

> > daily routine of fighting these things. Exhausting

> > to

> > say the least.

> >

> > We will get back to you on the Cedarcide. We hope

> it

> > works as well. Deb has had it for a long time as

> > well

> > and is pretty infested. We all hope it works for

> > her.

> > She also sprinkled Sevin dust on her floors.

> >

> > Tammy

> > --- Singleton <baboig (DOT) com> wrote:

> >

> > > Hi all,

> > > I'll try to keep this short. I've been lurking

> > here

> > > for a while and

> > > like most of you have been dealing with this

> mite

> > > problem for almost 2

> > > years since we bought our current home. Like

> most

> > > I've tried everything

> > > and until recently had them somewhat controlled

> > but

> > > not gone. The last

> > > month has been hell. I have 2 young children and

> > am

> > > very nervous about

> > > what I spray in the house. I have heard many

> talk

> > > about cedarcide. How

> > > many of you have used it and is it safe to use

> > > around children? If you

> > > did use it which product....spray or bombs? I'm

> > > ready to get rid of

> > > this problem for once and for all but I'm afraid

> > of

> > > being let down once

> > > again by another product. My daughter,son and I

> > seem

> > > to be the most

> > > affected while my husband seems totally

> unaffected

> > > by them.

> > > Thanks in advance,

> > >

> >

>

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May 1, 2008

Alpine is so beautiful!!!

--- <dzorro21@...> wrote:

> Really? the whole time I didn't know that. Deb

> lives

> in Kearny Mesa. Now I have to sort through my head

> all the similarities and where you are both at with

> your mites. Can you tell me? I would love to

> compare

> and see. Have you tried to get your mite identified

> at the Health Department? I love in Alpine.

>

> Tammy

> --- Lucy Lu <lucylu62@...> wrote:

>

> > Hi Tammy,

> >

> > I also live in San Diego-Carlsbad. Lady D lives

> in

> > San Diego also.

> >

> > LL

> > --- Singleton <baboig@...> wrote:

> >

> > > Hi again,

> > > I know exactly how you feel. Last year I spend

> > about

> > > 6 months of constant cleaning everyday, I

> actually

> > > lost about 7 pounds but I had hardly any time to

> > > spend with my kids. Try not to feel bad it gets

> > > better.. I don't know how long you've been

> dealing

> > > with this but I no longer have to clean everyday

> > the

> > > way I did last year and have more time to spend

> > with

> > > the kids now.All winter all I had to do was my

> > once

> > > a week major clean but I did use medicated talc

> > > every night after my shower and I used a lint

> > roller

> > > on my bed but that was it. They have been

> > bothering

> > > me a bit more lately and I'm back cleaning more

> > > often but now I do it every other day.I'm hoping

> > the

> > > cedarcide will finally knock them out.

> > >

> > > Re: Hi

> > >

> > > Hi ,

> > > I have a two year old and an 8 month old just

> > about

> > > to

> > > crawl on our carpet where we feel all the " bugs "

> > and

> > > terrified. I keep picking her up and putting her

> > on

> > > her blanket as she scoots away. so sad to deal

> > with

> > > this in the midst of taking care of kids that

> are

> > in

> > > such need of our every moment.

> > >

> > > Deb and I, Tammy, live here in San Diego and are

> > > dealing with this mite problem too. We don't

> think

> > > we

> > > have the same mite, but they definitely follow

> the

> > > characteristics of them. She is still in the

> > process

> > > of using the Cedarcide, and I believe I will be

> > > trying

> > > it within the month. I don't want the summer to

> > > creep

> > > up and still have to deal with these things! I

> > feel

> > > so bad that pretty much all of my daughter's

> first

> > > year of life was consumed by these bugs! I can't

> > > even

> > > remember when I last took a picture of video of

> > her.

> > >

> > > It is not fair to her, I am sure, but I know how

> > > hard

> > > it is to take care of young kids, and live with

> > the

> > > daily routine of fighting these things.

> Exhausting

> > > to

> > > say the least.

> > >

> > > We will get back to you on the Cedarcide. We

> hope

> > it

> > > works as well. Deb has had it for a long time as

> > > well

> > > and is pretty infested. We all hope it works for

> > > her.

> > > She also sprinkled Sevin dust on her floors.

> > >

> > > Tammy

> > > --- Singleton <baboig (DOT) com> wrote:

> > >

> > > > Hi all,

> > > > I'll try to keep this short. I've been lurking

> > > here

> > > > for a while and

> > > > like most of you have been dealing with this

> > mite

> > > > problem for almost 2

> > > > years since we bought our current home. Like

> > most

> > > > I've tried everything

> > > > and until recently had them somewhat

> controlled

> > > but

> > > > not gone. The last

> > > > month has been hell. I have 2 young children

> and

> > > am

> > > > very nervous about

> > > > what I spray in the house. I have heard many

> > talk

> > > > about cedarcide. How

> > > > many of you have used it and is it safe to use

> > > > around children? If you

> > > > did use it which product....spray or bombs?

> I'm

> > > > ready to get rid of

> > > > this problem for once and for all but I'm

> afraid

> > > of

> > > > being let down once

> > > > again by another product. My daughter,son and

> I

> > > seem

> > > > to be the most

> > > > affected while my husband seems totally

> > unaffected

> > > > by them.

> > > > Thanks in advance,

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

________________________________________________________________________________\

____

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> > > know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now.

> >

>

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> >

>

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> >

>

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>

May 1, 2008

Yes, Deb, here tried it this week. She is not back in

her house yet and has no access to a computer. She is

in the process of spraying again because they told her

she has it really bad and will need at least 3

treatments. She is a little discouraged at the

moment, but she is a trooper. She has tried almost

everything and wont stop till they are gone! Me? We

have only sprayed Suspend SC with a growth regulator

and are trying to figure out what to do next. As you,

we too are very limited in money. My husband is a

teacher and I am a stay home mom. We are only making

this all work by the grace of God providing exactly

what we need each month. Extra money just for new

mattress covers, epsom salts, carpet cleaning,

electricity for the dryer running all day...well, you

know. Yes, expensive. We will see. Both Joan and

Myrtle have had success with Cedarcide although one of

them has it internal I believe. So good luck. And

thanks for the encouragement. Where do you live

again?

Tammy

--- Singleton <baboig@...> wrote:

> Hi Tammy,

> I feel so bad for you because I know how guilty you

> feel about your kids. The only thing I can tell you

> which should make you feel better is there is more

> information available now than when I started with

> this problem almost 2 years ago and some people have

> been able to rid themselves totally which was a lot

> more positive news than a year ago when nobody

> seemed to be able to get rid of them. I tried all

> the usual sprays and did have a " professional " spray

> but I would always do it once and it never really

> made a difference. To be honest I think cleaning is

> one of the most important ways of ridding yourself

> of them. I really hope the cedarcide works because

> my only other option is to move and because we've

> only lived here 2 years and the housing market the

> way it is, it really isn't an option for a while.I'm

> planning to buy the cedarcide this week. It's

> expensive and as I'm sure you know having 2 small

> kids being a stay at home mom there isn't always

> extra cash lying around. I've come to realise I

> need to treat my whole property which will not be

> cheap! I just wish my neighbor would stop feeding

> the birds, that would help! Was it a friend of yours

> that tried the cedarcide?

>

> Re: Hi

> >

> > Hi ,

> > I have a two year old and an 8 month old just

> about

> > to

> > crawl on our carpet where we feel all the " bugs "

> and

> > terrified. I keep picking her up and putting her

> on

> > her blanket as she scoots away. so sad to deal

> with

> > this in the midst of taking care of kids that are

> in

> > such need of our every moment.

> >

> > Deb and I, Tammy, live here in San Diego and are

> > dealing with this mite problem too. We don't think

> > we

> > have the same mite, but they definitely follow the

> > characteristics of them. She is still in the

> process

> > of using the Cedarcide, and I believe I will be

> > trying

> > it within the month. I don't want the summer to

> > creep

> > up and still have to deal with these things! I

> feel

> > so bad that pretty much all of my daughter's first

> > year of life was consumed by these bugs! I can't

> > even

> > remember when I last took a picture of video of

> her.

> >

> > It is not fair to her, I am sure, but I know how

> > hard

> > it is to take care of young kids, and live with

> the

> > daily routine of fighting these things. Exhausting

> > to

> > say the least.

> >

> > We will get back to you on the Cedarcide. We hope

> it

> > works as well. Deb has had it for a long time as

> > well

> > and is pretty infested. We all hope it works for

> > her.

> > She also sprinkled Sevin dust on her floors.

> >

> > Tammy

> > --- Singleton <baboig (DOT) com> wrote:

> >

> > > Hi all,

> > > I'll try to keep this short. I've been lurking

> > here

> > > for a while and

> > > like most of you have been dealing with this

> mite

> > > problem for almost 2

> > > years since we bought our current home. Like

> most

> > > I've tried everything

> > > and until recently had them somewhat controlled

> > but

> > > not gone. The last

> > > month has been hell. I have 2 young children and

> > am

> > > very nervous about

> > > what I spray in the house. I have heard many

> talk

> > > about cedarcide. How

> > > many of you have used it and is it safe to use

> > > around children? If you

> > > did use it which product....spray or bombs? I'm

> > > ready to get rid of

> > > this problem for once and for all but I'm afraid

> > of

> > > being let down once

> > > again by another product. My daughter,son and I

> > seem

> > > to be the most

> > > affected while my husband seems totally

> unaffected

> > > by them.

> > > Thanks in advance,

> > >

> >

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May 1, 2008

Tammy, I live just outside Philadelphia. Are you the only one getting bites?This all started with my daughter who had bites on her stomach which I thought was maybe a food allergy but when I had her tested nothing showed up. I started rubbing vasaline on her tummy and back every night and now she only gets random bites every so often. My husband and son are the least affected, me on the other hand that's a different story!

Re: Hi> > > > > > Hi ,> > I have a two year old and an 8 month

old just> about> > to> > crawl on our carpet where we feel all the "bugs"> and> > terrified. I keep picking her up and putting her> on> > her blanket as she scoots away. so sad to deal> with> > this in the midst of taking care of kids that are> in> > such need of our every moment.> > > > Deb and I, Tammy, live here in San Diego and are> > dealing with this mite problem too. We don't think> > we> > have the same mite, but they definitely follow the> > characteristics of them. She is still in the> process> > of using the Cedarcide, and I believe I will be> > trying> > it within the month. I don't want the summer to> > creep> > up and still have to deal with these things! I> feel> > so bad that pretty much all of my daughter's

first> > year of life was consumed by these bugs! I can't> > even> > remember when I last took a picture of video of> her.> > > > It is not fair to her, I am sure, but I know how> > hard> > it is to take care of young kids, and live with> the> > daily routine of fighting these things. Exhausting> > to> > say the least.> > > > We will get back to you on the Cedarcide. We hope> it> > works as well. Deb has had it for a long time as> > well> > and is pretty infested. We all hope it works for> > her.> > She also sprinkled Sevin dust on her floors. > > > > Tammy> > --- Singleton <baboig (DOT) com> wrote:> > > > > Hi all,> > > I'll try to keep this short. I've been lurking> >

here> > > for a while and > > > like most of you have been dealing with this> mite> > > problem for almost 2 > > > years since we bought our current home. Like> most> > > I've tried everything > > > and until recently had them somewhat controlled> > but> > > not gone. The last > > > month has been hell. I have 2 young children and> > am> > > very nervous about > > > what I spray in the house. I have heard many> talk> > > about cedarcide. How > > > many of you have used it and is it safe to use> > > around children? If you > > > did use it which product....spray or bombs? I'm> > > ready to get rid of > > > this problem for once and for all but I'm afraid> > of> > > being let down once

> > > again by another product. My daughter,son and I> > seem> > > to be the most > > > affected while my husband seems totally> unaffected> > > by them. > > > Thanks in advance,> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >> ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________> _________ _> > Be a better friend, newshound, and > > know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. > http://mobile. / ;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR> 8HDtDypao8Wcj9tA cJ> > > > > >____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _> Be a better friend, newshound, and > know-it-all with

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June 21, 2008

I have a SCS by Medtronic that my pain specialist put in for RSD. I go into

tanning beds & hot tubs with no problem. You have to be careful about things

that have electricity or magnets

Hope this helps you:)

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June 21, 2008

>

> I was wondering in anyone knows if you can go tanning in a tanning

bed

> and go in hot tubs with the scs.

> thank you suzy

>

Great questions? Yes you can do both what you must stay away from is

magnet scanning devices MRI Walking through a security gate as in

Airports. etc.. I been in hot tubs even been in a brain mri with my

back covered with a Anti magneted wrap around me. I have epilepsy and

neuroligist had to have it on my brain. medtronic rep was there.

anyway yes you can do both. Mike group owner

June 21, 2008

>

> I have a SCS by Medtronic that my pain specialist put in for RSD.

I go into

> tanning beds & hot tubs with no problem. You have to be careful

about things

> that have electricity or magnets

>

> Hope this helps you:)

>

> **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for

> fuel-efficient used cars. (http://autos.aol.com/used?

ncid=aolaut00050000000007)

>

June 22, 2008

Hi Mike

I have a question you say you wear a patch for pain, do you go in the hot tub

with your patch on ? I wear a Fentenayl patch and it says that I should not go

in hot tubs which really bothers me because we own one. As for whom ever ask

about going in one with the implant it does not bother it one bit as long as you

are all healed, Just one bit of advice you might want to shut it off or turn it

down until you are use to how your unit works !!!!!

Kathy

hi

Ibeen in a hot tub many times without any trouble I wouldn't advice

spending lot time in one. to much can irrate the site of implant. I of

course could not change settings while in there them my control would

be ruined. mike group owner

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June 22, 2008

> >

> > I was wondering in anyone knows if you can go tanning in a tanning

> bed

> > and go in hot tubs with the scs.

> > thank you suzy

> >

> Great questions? Yes you can do both what you must stay away from is

> magnet scanning devices MRI Walking through a security gate as in

> Airports. etc.. I been in hot tubs even been in a brain mri with my

> back covered with a Anti magneted wrap around me. I have epilepsy and

> neuroligist had to have it on my brain. medtronic rep was there.

> anyway yes you can do both. Mike group owner

>

I want to thank you for getting back to me on this. I had mine put in

last july and I cant wait to get it out. I have nothing But pain where

the box is I cant sit back at all. so the dr saids I need it out. but i

dont know what to do it help alittle and if i have it out then there is

nothing that can be done for me.

suzy

July 4, 2008

Sue,

I am pretty new to this board. I didn't read your posting, but read this one.

I hope you are doing better.

I can't offer any advice because I don't what your situation was.

But, just to let you know that there are people out there who care !

Hang in there !!

I just wanted to say hi and that I will pray for you.

Take Care,

Bennion

From: featherednst <featherednst@...>Subject: Thank you alldominie Date: Friday, July 4, 2008, 4:57 PM

Sue here,I want to thank everyone that answered my cry for advice for my situation. You were all such a help. I know things have to change. Aspredicted by many of you I am in a flare and down for the count. Ihave a tendency to even push myself through the flares until I can gono longer. Until a day like today when I had something I love to doplanned and I have drained myself of every last bit of energy. So Iwas sitting here crying and feeling sorry for myself{I have stopped}and I thought of all the strong and wise women who wrote me.It is my own doing. I do have too much in my life. I have too manypeople dependant on me,I let people tell me who I am, I let peoplewalk all over me, I put self worth on how much I accomplish and I fearif I assert myself people will leave me. This is why I am in DBT. Thestress got so huge last summer I reverted back to something I had doneto deal with stress as a

child and teenager. If that is not a warningsign I don't know what is. Thank you Dominie for this site. Thank youall for sharing your stories.So again thank you, all you wonderful people who wrote me with youemails of support and advice. You were all a huge help.Happy Fourth!!!!

July 13, 2008

hi Doug

do doctors understand that iodine affects genetic expression? well I mean docs like you

Gracia

I joined this group to see what is developing in the area of nutragenetics with respect to the thyroid.....I have recently been introduced to DNA targeted nutrition where nutrition is evaluated based on the analysis of certain gene focus and their expression. It is amazing how much objective information is being discovered about nutrition through the evaluation of DNA. If you want to contribute to my group I just started please do.... I am very excited about learning as much as I can about this topic.... thanks Doug Penta MD (my group is DNA targeted nutrition)

July 13, 2008

Hi Gracia... As you know ,iodine has been very well documented to have a significant impact on gene expression... it is very hard to generalize about how much a particular clinical doctor is going to know about this topic , since it largely depends on how much the information relates to their particular field.... for me, the discussion about gene regulation centers around breast cancer and choriocarcinoma in particular.

The reason I have become passionate about the company I have joined is because it is bringing this information objectively to the forefront and there will be no way that this information cannot have a more significant impact on clinical medicine. I am receiving an education from the medical staff and researchers and from olympic trainers and the data that is continuing to be uncovered by the company is huge. It is individuals in a group such as this that would be especially well served by the information offered by the company and can benefit regardless of whether you join the company or not. If anyone wants to learn more from the downloads available or the articles sited you can go do the company website at

www.mygenewize.com/gensite ..... the research staff is second to none and the main company is very well established and respected for many years: Gene Link.

Re: Hi

hi Doug

do doctors understand that iodine affects genetic expression? well I mean docs like you

Gracia

I joined this group to see what is developing in the area of nutragenetics with respect to the thyroid..... I have recently been introduced to DNA targeted nutrition where nutrition is evaluated based on the analysis of certain gene focus and their expression. It is amazing how much objective information is being discovered about nutrition through the evaluation of DNA. If you want to contribute to my group I just started please do.... I am very excited about learning as much as I can about this topic.... thanks Doug Penta MD (my group is DNA targeted nutrition)

July 19, 2008

--HI PAm,,

Welcome to the group... there is alot of wondderful people here

with great info..

I Live in NW Ohio,, how far would it be for you to go to CLeveland

Clinic??? Dr stanton-Hicks is a great dr there.. hes the first one

to suggest a scs for me, that was yrs ago. but I do know he is still

there,, if there is anything I can help you with , please feel free

to e-mail me

have a great weekend

soft hugs

- In Stimulator , " wildcowgirl_29_2000 "

<PTSHADOW@...> wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I wrote before but I have another question. Does anyone live in

> Ohio,VA or WV or even NC anywhere around West Virginia I am

looking

> for a doctor that is a 3 hours drive instead of a 6 hour drive. I

> live in WV but I don't trust the doctors here. I have Spina

Bifida

> too.

> Thanks for any help.

>

> Please e-mail me at ptshadow@...

>

> Thanks

> Pam

>

July 20, 2008

Hi Rysiek,

I am afraid I don't know much about iodine for multiple sclerosis specifically,

but since most

people are deficient and iodine is important for so many critical processes in

the body, I'm

sure it can't hurt! I would recommend doing a loading test if you can, so you

can see how

deficient you are ...

Take care,

Marlena

>

> Hi !

> I am new on these group , i am from Poland and i have multiple sclerosic from

about 20

years .

> What do you know about healing MS with iodine , do you know any testimonials .

> Rysiek

>

July 21, 2008

Dr. Weston Price back in the 1930s discovered a link between MS and

dental work. He lost his son to heart disease which he linked back to

a root canal he had performed on him. Dr. Price discovered that when

bacteria are trapped inside a dead tooth, some forms of which are

anaerobic secrete highly toxic chemicals, will travel along nerve

sheaths and attack the spinal column causing a disruption in

electrical connectivity between the brain and muscles in the

extremities. Many patients recovered almost immediately when their

root canals were removed. Today more is known and other forms of

dental work are now suspect. Dental amalgams leach a great deal of

mercury which is highly toxic to the body and primarily effects motor

nerve connectivity. If anyone has amalgams, they should be removed

only by a Huggins Protocol biological dentist. Afterwards the metal

can be chelated out of the body via several methods.

All heavy metal accumulation must be chelated out of the body before

any true healing can take place with any disease.

Today the Price Pottenger Foundation and the Weston A. Price

Foundation exist as a testimony to this great medical researcher.

http://www.westonaprice.org/

http://www.ppnf.org/catalog/ppnf/

The American dental Association has been fighting this concept for

fear of the tremendous amount of potential litigation which would

occur if they admitted to their errors which is well-understood by

many. Dentists who use mercury are very foolish as they are

constantly being exposed to the neurotoxic metal. I knew of a retired

dentist who had Parkinsons type shakes so strong that he could not

hold a glass of water long enough to reach his mouth without

splashing most of it out of the glass. His relatives

institutionalized him because he couldn't control his anger and

frustration having lost motor control while his mind remaind in tact.

I heard that he committed suicide but was unable to confirm it as my

friends who were his relaitives have left the country and no longer

communicate with me.

> >

> > Hi !

> > I am new on these group , i am from Poland and i have multiple

sclerosic from about 20

> years .

> > What do you know about healing MS with iodine , do you know any

testimonials .

> > Rysiek

> >

>

July 21, 2008

Hi Ryszard,

I have read that there is a large connection between MS and vitamin D. If you decide to supplement D then D3 liquid is the best form. I have read that it takes 4 times as much vitamin D2 to be absorbed as D3. D2 is commonly used as supplement in cereals and milk and such.

My doctor has me on lanolin cause blood tests showed very low vitamin D.

Vitamin D acts more like a hormone in the body and has many impacts. Lack of Vitamin D has many health impacts such as MS that are more common the farther north from the equator that you live.

Sunshine on skin can manufacture Vitamin D but North of Georgia in US there were only 3 months that are likely to be sufficient sunshine if sufficient skin is exposed to be of significant use.

Iodine has really helped me to restore sleep and that is when the body is best at healing. You could let us know if iodine helps you with your MS symptoms.

Pam

On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 4:19 AM, Ryszard Pilch <rysiek@...> wrote:

Hi !I am new on these group , i am from Poland and i have multiple sclerosic from about 20 years .

What do you know about healing MS with iodine , do you know any testimonials .Rysiek------------------------------------

July 21, 2008

Hi Ryszard,

During my search for better health, I have come across information

regarding a link between MS and excitotoxins. Google excitotoxins and

you will get lots of hits. One website that has archived their

discussions is msgmyth.com. So you can search their archive for

exactly what you are looking for. Another good msg site is msgtruth.com

Hope this helps.

Vicki

>

> > Hi !

> > I am new on these group , i am from Poland and i have multiple

sclerosic

> > from about 20 years .

> > What do you know about healing MS with iodine , do you know any

> > testimonials .

> > Rysiek

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

July 21, 2008

hI rysiek,

Try iodine4health.com under the section diseaes there is a sub section for MS and

this should answer a lot of questions for you.

Tess

From: marlenaappletree <marlenaappletree@...>Subject: Re: HIiodine Date: Sunday, July 20, 2008, 9:34 PM

Hi Rysiek,I am afraid I don't know much about iodine for multiple sclerosis specifically, but since most people are deficient and iodine is important for so many critical processes in the body, I'm sure it can't hurt! I would recommend doing a loading test if you can, so you can see how deficient you are ...Take care,Marlena>> Hi !> I am new on these group , i am from Poland and i have multiple sclerosic from about 20 years .> What do you know about healing MS with iodine , do you know any testimonials .> Rysiek>

July 25, 2008

Hi Ramu,

I live in sdale, Arizona...USA. I'm a wellness coach...I have

an online business and see clients to help with nutritional coaching,

massage therapy, reiki and meditation.

Regarding negative thoughts: My advice to you, my friend is that

everyone has negative thoughts....wherever there's a positive, there

will alwas be a negative. that's the the dualistic world is. The more

you try to control negative thoughts, the more the mind will product

them. Instead, just try to quiet the mind and watch it...watch the

thoughts that pop in and out...they will do so naturally...just don't

hold on to them. let them pass through. Try to accept yourself for who

you are and let it be OK to have these negative thoughts. Soon...they

won't cause you much concern.

Dolkar

August 19, 2008

It has been so quiet that I thought everyone was just busy. I am praying

for our entire group and I am still here if anyone needs anything.

Sunday night I went to stand up off the floor and ripped the lead cord out

of the stimulator box. My husband put it back in and I was okay. Then the

paper tape (I can't use plastic because I get an awful rash) started eating

away at my skin and had to come off. All this messing with the stim caused

there to be a short in the lead and my Medtronic rep said to disconnect it all

and then see my doc at the regularly scheduled appointment, which is tomorrow

and tape the lead down on my back until then. Within about a half hour, the

pain returned and I was pretty sad to not have the relief of my stim anymore.

Now, I have to wait for insurance approval. I knew it was going to have to

come out, but I really hoped it would be tomorrow and I would have it for the

whole week. Anyway, I am here. I just haven't written because I was a

little bummed. I am praying for everyone and hope that warm wishes find each

of

you.

In a message dated 8/19/2008 10:00:34 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

butterfliesrfree309@... writes:

Good morning everyone. I wrote back to Larry last night and told him that I,

as well as the group, wish Kathy a speedy recovery, as she will be in our

thoughts and prayers. I hope Mike is OK with his back and Kathy G's dad is home

from the hospital..I hope everyone else is having a good day. I am here for

anyone who wants to talk, vent, has any questions, etc. Hope everyone has a

nice day.

Sue C

Moderator

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Hello to you to Sue just wanted to say Hi back. It gets very lonely here

sometime's It Is nice to know that there is someone out waiting to hear for you

or just chat about life with or without a disabled. Thank's a bunch. lakelady

From: Corn <butterfliesrfree309@...>

Subject: Hi

stimulator

Date: Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 10:00 AM

Good morning everyone. I wrote back to Larry last night and told him that I, as

well as the group, wish Kathy a speedy recovery, as she will be in our thoughts

and prayers. I hope Mike is OK with his back and Kathy G's dad is home from the

hospital..I hope everyone else is having a good day. I am here for anyone who

wants to talk, vent, has any questions, etc. Hope everyone has a nice day.

Sue C

Moderator

August 19, 2008

LORENE

VERY NICE TO HEAR FROM YOU TOO. YES, IT DOES GET LONELY SOMETIMES. THAT' S THE

BEAUTY OF THIS GROUP. WE ARE HERE FOR EACH OTHER. WE ARE HERE TO SUPPORT EACH

OTHER IN THE BAD TIMES AND IN THE GOOD TIMES. WE ARE HERE TO DISCUSS THE OBVIOUS

TOPIC OF PAIN AND STIMULATIORS, AND WELCOME ANY OTHER TOPIC A MEMBER WOULD LIKE

TO DISCUSS. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME OR THE GROUP AT ANY TIME.

SUE C

MODERATOR

From: Corn <butterfliesrfree309 @>

Subject: Hi

stimulator@gro ups.com

Date: Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 10:00 AM

Good morning everyone. I wrote back to Larry last night and told him that I, as

well as the group, wish Kathy a speedy recovery, as she will be in our thoughts

and prayers. I hope Mike is OK with his back and Kathy G's dad is home from the

hospital..I hope everyone else is having a good day. I am here for anyone who

wants to talk, vent, has any questions, etc. Hope everyone has a nice day.

Sue C

Moderator

August 19, 2008

So sorry to hear about ur stimulator trial being cut short. I would be bummed

too. The waiting for the insurance companies was the worst part, u never really

know if they r going to go thru with the permanent one or not. Plus once u have

had a taste of some actual relief....who wants to give that up!?!?!?!?

Deanna

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