Re: signal

[Guest guest]

Hi Arian,

Try not to put immunics in a box. Yes, there are suggestions made by people

who have used this successfully, but there are no rules. Whatever causes

cures is the Œright¹ thing to do. Experiment and try different things. I

personally remove individual things from each and every body. Right now I

am removing warts from my hands. So as often as I think of it I remove wart

virus from all my bodies individually. Sometimes I am typing or using my

hands so I can¹t test. It doesn¹t matter. If you are doing the removals

then you are make the cure happen. The cure drive is a college, it is not

a rule book. It is meant to help guide you so you can learn to do this own

your own.

With Love,

Susie

On 9/13/07 9:54 AM, " Arian " <aryabel@...> wrote:

> Thanks Susie

>

> but i have to remove for single body or for all together?

>

> When it is sed :how many ....

>

> or if ies you remove ...it is supposed tht we have signal.

>

> DO YOU USE THE LIST OF FLU and do you remove all? OR do you rremove what you

> know to have?

>

> Bayard write that the first thing is to have a signal in order to remove.

>

> Thanks for your suggestion

>

> Arian

>

> Susie Linquist <photos@...> ha scritto:

>

>> Hi Arian,

>>

>> You do not need a signal to progress. It took me three months of daily

>> immunics before I got a signal. Do your removals many times a day, as often

>> as you think of it. You will eventually get a signal! You don¹t even have

>> to ask for it. Just do the removals...ex: I am removing all pathologies

>> from all my bodies. Then when your finger moves you have done it. If your

>> finger doesn¹t move, just continue on and remove each pathology from each

>> body individually. The signal will come when you least expect it!

>>

>> Susie

>>

>>

>> On 9/10/07 8:46 AM, " Arian " <aryabel@...> wrote:

>>

>>

>>> Hi

>>>

>>> I have not yet got the signal.

>>>

>>> In order to have that is it enough to simply ask:

>>>

>>> May i have access...? How many times for day?

>>>

>>> No possible to procede without it?

>>>

>>> Thanks

>>>

>>> Arian

>>>

>>> Susie Linquist <photos@...> ha scritto:

>>>

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> Hi,

>>>>

>>>> If you are getting your signal, then you are having luck. You are doing it.

>>>> You are curing yourself as we speak. Sometimes it takes a while, but if you

>>>> are consistent the cures will happen. Give it your all now, not later, or

>>>> you¹ll be waiting forever. Teach your friends and family and have them do

>>>> this with you everyday. Remember that saying ³power in numbers?² it has

>>>> never been so true! Work the icollege daily, and RIK constantly. Also,

>>>> Join the cure groups on these ailments. You can find the link to these on

>>>> the left side of the cure drive home page. http://www.curedrive.org

>>>> <http://www.curedrive.org/> <http://www.curedrive.org/>

>>>>

>>>> With Love,

>>>> Susie

>>>>

>>>> On 9/6/07 11:58 PM, " flaquito_york " <flaquito_york@...

>>>> <mailto:flaquito_york%40> > wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> >

>>>>> >

>>>>> >

>>>>> >

>>>>> > I have herpes and genital warts, I can't get any information on this, If

I

>>>>> > were to get clinicaly

>>>>> > cured of these it would be priceless and I would donate alot of my

>>>>> money. I

>>>>> > suppose I just

>>>>> > don't want to be dooped into something when my money is tight. But if I

>>>>> > acctualy got

>>>>> > curred I may try to make it a full time job and donate my time and my

>>>>> money to

>>>>> > this type

>>>>> > of a cause. I have ran my energy with this and get the signals every

>>>>> time but

>>>>> > am having no

>>>>> > luck. Is there anything else you can suggest.

>>>>> >

>>>>> >

>>>>> >

>>>>

>>>>

[Guest guest]



Hi Rhonda,

My unit gave me an audible signal when there was something wrong with my lead. I think all of the units do that.

Sydney

Re: staying in touch! Date: Saturday, July 14, 2012, 10:08 AM

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[Guest guest]

Sydney,The new units do a lot.  My new one communicates wireless to a box I keep near the bed.  I went online to the Medtronic site and set it up so I would receive an email when there was a successful transmission.  That worked fine for the first scheduled device check.

The ICD also has the ability to send a transmission on its own if there is something Medtronic and the doctor should know.I was a little concerned a few weeks ago when I received an email that a transmission had been received.  I didn't get a call from the doctor so I called.  After some checking they determined that my new ICD also watches for fluid buildup which could mean that my congestive heart failure was getting worse.  It turns out that this was just a routine check but I was concerned.

Big Brother is watching!Joe SchmidtGod Loves Us All

On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 10:20 AM, Sydney <konkontu2011@...> wrote:

 



Hi Rhonda,

 

My unit gave me an audible signal when there was something wrong with my lead.  I think all of the units do that.

 

Sydney

 

 

[Guest guest]



Hi Joe,

My new unit is the same as the wireless unit you are describing. It is amazing isn't it! I wonder what they will come up with next?

Sydney

Re: Signal

Sydney,

The new units do a lot. My new one communicates wireless to a box I keep near the bed. I went online to the Medtronic site and set it up so I would receive an email when there was a successful transmission. That worked fine for the first scheduled device check.

The ICD also has the ability to send a transmission on its own if there is something Medtronic and the doctor should know.

I was a little concerned a few weeks ago when I received an email that a transmission had been received. I didn't get a call from the doctor so I called. After some checking they determined that my new ICD also watches for fluid buildup which could mean that my congestive heart failure was getting worse. It turns out that this was just a routine check but I was concerned.

Big Brother is watching!

Joe SchmidtGod Loves Us All

On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 10:20 AM, Sydney <konkontu2011@...> wrote:



Hi Rhonda,

My unit gave me an audible signal when there was something wrong with my lead. I think all of the units do that.

Sydney

[Guest guest]

Hi, I'm a fellow lurker too over the last 7 years. I'm glad to see some posts

again. My icd has been in since Nov of 05 so its about due for a new one.

Waiting for the alarm beeps! Ive had 90 over the years but luckily the pacing

therapy has gotten me out before THE zap! Thank you higher power! Not much other

to report.

Wishing ya all peace,

Fred

Sent from my iPad

[Guest guest]

Hi, I'm a fellow lurker too over the last 7 years. I'm glad to see some posts

again. My icd has been in since Nov of 05 so its about due for a new one.

Waiting for the alarm beeps! Ive had 90 over the years but luckily the pacing

therapy has gotten me out before THE zap! Thank you higher power! Not much other

to report.

Wishing ya all peace,

Fred

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> > My unit gave me an audible signal when there was something wrong with my

> > lead. I think all of the units do that.

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> > Sydney

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[Guest guest]

Sydney,I have said that the ICD could have a GPS and the ability to contact Medtronic over the cell phone network.  Can you imagine walking through a park and the emergency squad pulling up next to you and saying, " Sydney, your ICD indicated that you needed help and we are here to take care of you " .  I told a Medtronic technician that I thought that would be the ultimate ICD.  They said the only limitation would be the battery power needed.

Maybe someday they will be able to recharge the ICD battery through our skin.God only knows what the future holds.Joe SchmidtGod Loves Us All

On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 10:54 AM, Sydney <konkontu2011@...> wrote:

 



Hi Joe,

My new unit is the same as the wireless unit you are describing.  It is amazing isn't it!  I wonder what they will come up with next?

 

Sydney

 

 

[Guest guest]

Same here Fred, June 05. Close calls but no zaps!Judi McIntosh, President/CEOSwimsational Swim School, LLCwww.swimsational.netOn Jul 16, 2012, at 9:57 AM, Fred <fredfryguy@...> wrote:

Hi, I'm a fellow lurker too over the last 7 years. I'm glad to see some posts again. My icd has been in since Nov of 05 so its about due for a new one. Waiting for the alarm beeps! Ive had 90 over the years but luckily the pacing therapy has gotten me out before THE zap! Thank you higher power! Not much other to report.

Wishing ya all peace,

Fred

Sent from my iPad

[Guest guest]

I vote for wireless!Judi McIntosh, President/CEOSwimsational Swim School, LLCwww.swimsational.netOn Jul 16, 2012, at 10:01 AM, Joe Schmidt <glua.joe@...> wrote:

Sydney,I have said that the ICD could have a GPS and the ability to contact Medtronic over the cell phone network. Can you imagine walking through a park and the emergency squad pulling up next to you and saying, "Sydney, your ICD indicated that you needed help and we are here to take care of you". I told a Medtronic technician that I thought that would be the ultimate ICD. They said the only limitation would be the battery power needed.

Maybe someday they will be able to recharge the ICD battery through our skin.God only knows what the future holds.Joe SchmidtGod Loves Us All

On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 10:54 AM, Sydney <konkontu2011@...> wrote:



Hi Joe,

My new unit is the same as the wireless unit you are describing. It is amazing isn't it! I wonder what they will come up with next?

Sydney

[Guest guest]



It is like science fiction!

Sydney

Re: Signal

Sydney,

I have said that the ICD could have a GPS and the ability to contact Medtronic over the cell phone network. Can you imagine walking through a park and the emergency squad pulling up next to you and saying, "Sydney, your ICD indicated that you needed help and we are here to take care of you". I told a Medtronic technician that I thought that would be the ultimate ICD. They said the only limitation would be the battery power needed.

Maybe someday they will be able to recharge the ICD battery through our skin.

God only knows what the future holds.

Joe SchmidtGod Loves Us All

On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 10:54 AM, Sydney <konkontu2011@...> wrote:



Hi Joe,

My new unit is the same as the wireless unit you are describing. It is amazing isn't it! I wonder what they will come up with next?

Sydney