Guest guest Posted November 19, 2011 Report Share Posted November 19, 2011 hi pradnya, im about to start my prep for ore1. since u seem to hv cleared ore1...would u plz tell me from where did u purchase ur books. im also in mumbai...andheri. thnks, Aditi > > > > > > > Hi, > > Where are you based? Am from malad. Am planning to appar for ore very > > soon. When are you giving the exam? > > Regards > > Dr.Dilip Pathak > > > > ** > > > > > > From: a.bhaidkar <draniruddhaashok@...> > > Subject: hello > > > > Date: Friday, 17 September, 2010, 10:11 AM > > > > > > > > I am looking for a study partner for ORE prepairation in Mumbai or > > nearby... > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 20, 2011 Report Share Posted November 20, 2011 3 books which are a must are to be purchased from any of the following shops at elphinstone road ,,opposite KEM hosp. 1)bhalani2)Kothari 3)national book depot. 2 of the books are oxford book for1)clinical dentistry and 2)for basic sciences and 3rd book is for medical problems by scully.Hope this helps,,Ashish pandit Mumbai.Sent on my BlackBerry® from VodafoneFrom: "aditi.jagdale" <aditi.jagdale@...>Sender: Date: Sun, 20 Nov 2011 07:46:01 -0000< >Reply Subject: Re: hello hi pradnya, im about to start my prep for ore1.since u seem to hv cleared ore1...would u plz tell me from where did u purchase ur books.im also in mumbai...andheri.thnks, Aditi> > >> >> > Hi,> > Where are you based? Am from malad. Am planning to appar for ore very> > soon. When are you giving the exam?> > Regards> > Dr.Dilip Pathak> >> > **> >> >> > From: a.bhaidkar <draniruddhaashok@...>> > Subject: hello> > > > Date: Friday, 17 September, 2010, 10:11 AM> >> >> >> > I am looking for a study partner for ORE prepairation in Mumbai or> > nearby...> >> >> > > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 21, 2011 Report Share Posted November 21, 2011 hi pradnya.where in mumbai do u live?i am from mumbai as well.whats ur contact no?deepa From: aditi.jagdale <aditi.jagdale@...> Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2011 1:16 PM Subject: Re: hello hi pradnya, im about to start my prep for ore1. since u seem to hv cleared ore1...would u plz tell me from where did u purchase ur books. im also in mumbai...andheri. thnks, Aditi > > > > > > > Hi, > > Where are you based? Am from malad. Am planning to appar for ore very > > soon. When are you giving the exam? > > Regards > > Dr.Dilip Pathak > > > > ** > > > > > > From: a.bhaidkar <draniruddhaashok@...> > > Subject: hello > > > > Date: Friday, 17 September, 2010, 10:11 AM > > > > > > > > I am looking for a study partner for ORE prepairation in Mumbai or > > nearby... > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2011 Report Share Posted November 23, 2011 Thank u so much.... It was such an inspiring note...JerlyOn 26 Sep 2011, at 13:33, Varghese <susan.varghese66@...> wrote: Hello, By the grace of God I managed to pass ore1 (sept 2011) in the first attempt itself. I thought I would share a few tips which will help others crack the exam. I guess by now many must have already posted the questions that appeared for the exam, do go through them as they may be of use to you. I wrote IELTS during the last week of April, in the month of May I put in an application to write ORE which got approved after much delay. In short I began preparing for the exam mid June. So I got 2.5 months to prepare for the exam. I had a study partner and we used to discuss topics every Sunday. This kept us motivated!! The key to clearing ORE is to study smart and understand our limitations. Use feedbacks as a guide only. I would not suggest that you rely completely on them. While you’re going through feedbacks, make a list of important topics that seem to be appearing frequently. These topics must be read and revised thoroughly .Revise the same, the day before the exam. Even though statistics is an important topic, I did not bother doing it because I knew those numbers would not stay in my head! Instead that time was used to study something more productive. To start off, I would suggest you spend the first week of your study in refreshing your memory. This is especially useful for those who have taken a small break from dentistry due to varied reasons. Flip through the texts that you used when you graduated from dental school. This will help remember many things you have learnt in the past. Using the same texts that you have read before is useful. Don’t read them in great detail, or you will be wasting time. Sometimes just pictures or diagrams will do the job. After doing that chalk out a time table, giving yourself targets to finish. (I did it subject wise) Enjoy studying; don’t consider it as a burden as all this is only going to make you a better dentist! Here are a few topics that I consider as ‘must know ‘topics. They may not be exhaustive but is worthwhile revising them just before the exam Sterilization and disinfection Medical emergencies/ anaphylaxis Hypersensitivity- All Ig’s are imp Fluorides (amt in water/toothpaste/varnish etc and their benefits) Radiation protection (incl. laws) Indications for different views(e.g. bitewings/ opg etc) Respiratory alkalosis/acidosis Blood (values, disorders) Crohn’s disease Coeliac disease Angina and MI Cardiac cycle Bisphosphonates Common drug interactions Materials used for pulpotomy /pulpectomy Cleidocranial dysplasia Avulsed tooth – medium /management IOTN Lower anterior partial denture Bridges- planning and design Pemphigus/ pemphygoid/lichen planus Apical periodontitis/ periodontal abscess Salivary gland tumours Sjogren syndrome( primary and secondary) Herpes Drugs- antiviral/ antibiotic/analgesics Trigeminal neuralgia Law and ethics( pink book, master dentistry) Waste disposal LA doses NICE guidelines Try to finish the questions after each chapter in master dentistry For details on drugs refer BNF For practice (a must)- MCQ for dentistry and SAQ for dentistry by Kathleen Fan Clinical problem solving in dentistry – is useful but not an absolute must Pink book, blue book, Churchill- should have I must confess that God has been kind to me because without his grace I wouldn’t have made it (prayer does work! At least for me). Key ingredients for success Prayer Family support Hard work Good health Optimistic approach to life. Anyway all the best for your exams and hope this was of some use to you. cheers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2011 Report Share Posted November 23, 2011 thankew so much for sharing your experience....... plz do tel me which books did u have for the preparation ????regardsasma From: Jerly <jerlysinu@...> " " < > Sent: Wednesday, 23 November 2011, 23:50 Subject: Re: Re: hello Thank u so much.... It was such an inspiring note...JerlyOn 26 Sep 2011, at 13:33, Varghese <susan.varghese66@...> wrote: Hello, By the grace of God I managed to pass ore1 (sept 2011) in the first attempt itself. I thought I would share a few tips which will help others crack the exam. I guess by now many must have already posted the questions that appeared for the exam, do go through them as they may be of use to you. I wrote IELTS during the last week of April, in the month of May I put in an application to write ORE which got approved after much delay. In short I began preparing for the exam mid June. So I got 2.5 months to prepare for the exam. I had a study partner and we used to discuss topics every Sunday. This kept us motivated!! The key to clearing ORE is to study smart and understand our limitations. Use feedbacks as a guide only. I would not suggest that you rely completely on them. While you’re going through feedbacks, make a list of important topics that seem to be appearing frequently. These topics must be read and revised thoroughly .Revise the same, the day before the exam. Even though statistics is an important topic, I did not bother doing it because I knew those numbers would not stay in my head! Instead that time was used to study something more productive. To start off, I would suggest you spend the first week of your study in refreshing your memory. This is especially useful for those who have taken a small break from dentistry due to varied reasons. Flip through the texts that you used when you graduated from dental school. This will help remember many things you have learnt in the past. Using the same texts that you have read before is useful. Don’t read them in great detail, or you will be wasting time. Sometimes just pictures or diagrams will do the job. After doing that chalk out a time table, giving yourself targets to finish. (I did it subject wise) Enjoy studying; don’t consider it as a burden as all this is only going to make you a better dentist! Here are a few topics that I consider as ‘must know ‘topics. They may not be exhaustive but is worthwhile revising them just before the exam Sterilization and disinfection Medical emergencies/ anaphylaxis Hypersensitivity- All Ig’s are imp Fluorides (amt in water/toothpaste/varnish etc and their benefits) Radiation protection (incl. laws) Indications for different views(e.g. bitewings/ opg etc) Respiratory alkalosis/acidosis Blood (values, disorders) Crohn’s disease Coeliac disease Angina and MI Cardiac cycle Bisphosphonates Common drug interactions Materials used for pulpotomy /pulpectomy Cleidocranial dysplasia Avulsed tooth – medium /management IOTN Lower anterior partial denture Bridges- planning and design Pemphigus/ pemphygoid/lichen planus Apical periodontitis/ periodontal abscess Salivary gland tumours Sjogren syndrome( primary and secondary) Herpes Drugs- antiviral/ antibiotic/analgesics Trigeminal neuralgia Law and ethics( pink book, master dentistry) Waste disposal LA doses NICE guidelines Try to finish the questions after each chapter in master dentistry For details on drugs refer BNF For practice (a must)- MCQ for dentistry and SAQ for dentistry by Kathleen Fan Clinical problem solving in dentistry – is useful but not an absolute must Pink book, blue book, Churchill- should have I must confess that God has been kind to me because without his grace I wouldn’t have made it (prayer does work! At least for me). Key ingredients for success Prayer Family support Hard work Good health Optimistic approach to life. Anyway all the best for your exams and hope this was of some use to you. cheers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 Hi, Alaire!I hope things calm down with the mites again. Praying for you. Cecilia From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 7:38 AMSubject: hello Hello everyone, just dropping in to say hey. Hope everyone had a great holiday. It's dead winter here in Alabama but the temp is 60 degrees with 100% humidity for days. Needless to say I am having a relapse with the mites. I am trying to hold it together. I really not ready to do this again. I need some prayers for strength. Isn't friday when the show on animal planet airs? Do you know what time? You are in my thoughts and prayers. God help us. much love alaire Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 Hi Alaire,The Animal Planet showing of Infested is at 9 pm but I don't know if that is pacific time or eastern so you will have to check on the internet for actual time in your area.From: "alaire73" <alaire_fetters@...>bird mites Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2012 10:38:11 PMSubject: helloHello everyone, just dropping in to say hey. Hope everyone had a great holiday. It's dead winter here in Alabama but the temp is 60 degrees with 100% humidity for days. Needless to say I am having a relapse with the mites. I am trying to hold it together. I really not ready to do this again. I need some prayers for strength. Isn't friday when the show on animal planet airs? Do you know what time? You are in my thoughts and prayers. God help us. much love alaire------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 Hi all Went doctor who eventually said she may refer me to dermatology but as she doesnt see proof is concerned I have fictitional parisitosis even though she knows nothin about bird mites She hadnt researched it But is quite happy to refer me psychiatry Im sickened I said never No way This is not mental Physical She said symptoms not lyme I said look up pinprick bites etc She thinks im mad!!! Phew She wudnt even give antibiotic cream Or antibuotic Sad!!! May wait two month dermatology On top of this Evil ex landlord never sent my samples to pest control He just sprayed With what? N now selling the place!!! So have no proof for doctor what was in the place Think burning menthol bedroom help lastnight How much do folk put in the burner? Also ia it sodium tetraborate borax that is the best to use if use on skin? Think bill had a post saying that the best one to use. Elissa do u have the herbal list? U asked to remind u today Thanks for help Love c ------------------------------ On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 06:05 PST Goldstein@... wrote: >Hi Alaire, > > >The Animal Planet showing of Infested is at 9 pm but I don't know if that is pacific time or eastern so you will have to check on the internet for actual time in your area. > > > > > hello > >Hello everyone, just dropping in to say hey. Hope everyone had a great holiday. It's dead winter here in Alabama but the temp is 60 degrees with 100% humidity for days. Needless to say I am having a relapse with the mites. I am trying to hold it together. I really not ready to do this again. I need some prayers for strength. Isn't friday when the show on animal planet airs? Do you know what time? You are in my thoughts and prayers. God help us. much love alaire > > > >------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 Allaire, hope things get better for you soon. C...i would stop telling doctors about bird mites. It didn't help me, just made them treat me worse. Can you find a new doc and just tell them about other symptoms? Fresh start...they won't think you're crazy (even though we all know you're not!) On Jan 11, 2012 10:16 AM, " Sad Girl " <wherearetheangels@...> wrote: Hi all Went doctor who eventually said she may refer me to dermatology but as she doesnt see proof is concerned I have fictitional parisitosis even though she knows nothin about bird mites She hadnt researched it But is quite happy to refer me psychiatry Im sickened I said never No way This is not mental Physical She said symptoms not lyme I said look up pinprick bites etc She thinks im mad!!! Phew She wudnt even give antibiotic cream Or antibuotic Sad!!! May wait two month dermatology On top of this Evil ex landlord never sent my samples to pest control He just sprayed With what? N now selling the place!!! So have no proof for doctor what was in the place Think burning menthol bedroom help lastnight How much do folk put in the burner? Also ia it sodium tetraborate borax that is the best to use if use on skin? Think bill had a post saying that the best one to use. Elissa do u have the herbal list? U asked to remind u today Thanks for help Love c ------------------------------On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 06:05 PST Goldstein@... wrote:>Hi Alaire, >>>The Animal Plan... >----- Original Message ----->From: " alaire73 " <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mitesg (DOT) .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 Thanks elissa If I end up ordering drugs online shall say its something else What a awful thing to hve to do to b taken seriously!:-( C ------------------------------ On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 08:41 PST Elissa wrote: >Allaire, hope things get better for you soon. > >C...i would stop telling doctors about bird mites. It didn't help me, just >made them treat me worse. > >Can you find a new doc and just tell them about other symptoms? Fresh >start...they won't think you're crazy (even though we all know you're not!) > >On Jan 11, 2012 10:16 AM, " Sad Girl " <wherearetheangels@...> wrote: > >** > > > >Hi all >Went doctor who eventually said she may refer me to dermatology but as she >doesnt see proof is concerned I have fictitional parisitosis even though >she knows nothin about bird mites >She hadnt researched it >But is quite happy to refer me psychiatry >Im sickened >I said never >No way >This is not mental >Physical >She said symptoms not lyme >I said look up pinprick bites etc >She thinks im mad!!! >Phew >She wudnt even give antibiotic cream >Or antibuotic >Sad!!! >May wait two month dermatology >On top of this >Evil ex landlord never sent my samples to pest control >He just sprayed >With what? >N now selling the place!!! >So have no proof for doctor what was in the place >Think burning menthol bedroom help lastnight >How much do folk put in the burner? >Also ia it sodium tetraborate borax that is the best to use if use on skin? >Think bill had a post saying that the best one to use. >Elissa do u have the herbal list? >U asked to remind u today >Thanks for help >Love c > >------------------------------ > > >On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 06:05 PST Goldstein@... wrote: > >>Hi Alaire, >> >> >>The Animal Plan... > >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: " alaire73 " <alaire_fetters@...> >>bird mitesg (DOT) .. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 Most of us have to stop telling doctors about the birdmites. I told my doctor at my HMO and I think they kinda believed me... both backed away from me about 5 feet and would not touch me, including the derm. I found it humorous later. Of course the derm was wearing latex gloves when she touched me. Did they know something I didn't at the time? I don't know. In later appointments I never said anything about birdmites, just dealt with symptoms. They saw the huge welts especially on my abdomen. Each bite became the size of a quarter and totally inflamed. I am really fair skinned (redhead) so I had an allergic reaction to the saliva I think from the mites.From: "Elissa " <elissarachel@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 8:41:06 AMSubject: Re: hello Allaire, hope things get better for you soon. C...i would stop telling doctors about bird mites. It didn't help me, just made them treat me worse. Can you find a new doc and just tell them about other symptoms? Fresh start...they won't think you're crazy (even though we all know you're not!) On Jan 11, 2012 10:16 AM, "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...> wrote: Hi all Went doctor who eventually said she may refer me to dermatology but as she doesnt see proof is concerned I have fictitional parisitosis even though she knows nothin about bird mites She hadnt researched it But is quite happy to refer me psychiatry Im sickened I said never No way This is not mental Physical She said symptoms not lyme I said look up pinprick bites etc She thinks im mad!!! Phew She wudnt even give antibiotic cream Or antibuotic Sad!!! May wait two month dermatology On top of this Evil ex landlord never sent my samples to pest control He just sprayed With what? N now selling the place!!! So have no proof for doctor what was in the place Think burning menthol bedroom help lastnight How much do folk put in the burner? Also ia it sodium tetraborate borax that is the best to use if use on skin? Think bill had a post saying that the best one to use. Elissa do u have the herbal list? U asked to remind u today Thanks for help Love c ------------------------------On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 06:05 PST Goldstein@... wrote:>Hi Alaire, >>>The Animal Plan... >----- Original Message ----->From: "alaire73" <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mitesg (DOT) .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 I know C, but it is necessary. Isn't it sad that we have to fabricate something? Or tell half-truths? It just is the way it is. We often later feel guilty for not being honest, but they have us in a bind. They only take you seriously if you are playing by their rules and their game. Let's just say it is similar to playing a game of chess. From: "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 10:00:17 AMSubject: Re: helloThanks elissaIf I end up ordering drugs online shall say its something elseWhat a awful thing to hve to do to b taken seriously!:-(C------------------------------On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 08:41 PST Elissa wrote:>Allaire, hope things get better for you soon.>>C...i would stop telling doctors about bird mites. It didn't help me, just>made them treat me worse.>>Can you find a new doc and just tell them about other symptoms? Fresh>start...they won't think you're crazy (even though we all know you're not!)>>On Jan 11, 2012 10:16 AM, "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...> wrote:>>**>>>>Hi all>Went doctor who eventually said she may refer me to dermatology but as she>doesnt see proof is concerned I have fictitional parisitosis even though>she knows nothin about bird mites>She hadnt researched it>But is quite happy to refer me psychiatry>Im sickened>I said never>No way>This is not mental>Physical>She said symptoms not lyme>I said look up pinprick bites etc>She thinks im mad!!!>Phew>She wudnt even give antibiotic cream>Or antibuotic>Sad!!!>May wait two month dermatology>On top of this>Evil ex landlord never sent my samples to pest control>He just sprayed>With what?>N now selling the place!!!>So have no proof for doctor what was in the place>Think burning menthol bedroom help lastnight>How much do folk put in the burner?>Also ia it sodium tetraborate borax that is the best to use if use on skin?>Think bill had a post saying that the best one to use.>Elissa do u have the herbal list?>U asked to remind u today>Thanks for help>Love c>>------------------------------>>>On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 06:05 PST Goldstein@... wrote:>>>Hi Alaire,>>>>>>The Animal Plan...>>>----- Original Message ----->>From: "alaire73" <alaire_fetters@...>>>bird mitesg (DOT) ..> ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 Absolutely . Under most circumstances I'm the most truthful ( & blunt) person going; it is easier & it is usually the most direct way of going from A to B. . But if I thought I was going to get treated as if I were mentally incompetent because an ailment did not fit with any symptoms they knew, other than a psychiatric condition....too right, I'd make it into a game of strategic manoeuver. That said, I can't imagine GPs giving antibiotics on the say so of a patient walking into the surgery. There is very good reason for caution on the part of GPs. It is just exceedingly unfortunate that symptoms of a real problem have been little studied, thus not recognised & GPs have been taught,at med school, of a condition, where much the same symptoms, are said to be psychological. On 11 January 2012 13:25, <Goldstein@...> wrote: I know C, but it is necessary. Isn't it sad that we have to fabricate something? Or tell half-truths? It just is the way it is. We often later feel guilty for not being honest, but they have us in a bind. They only take you seriously if you are playing by their rules and their game. Let's just say it is similar to playing a game of chess. From: " Sad Girl " <wherearetheangels@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 10:00:17 AMSubject: Re: helloThanks elissaIf I end up ordering drugs online shall say its something elseWhat a awful thing to hve to do to b taken seriously!:-( C------------------------------On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 08:41 PST Elissa wrote:>Allaire, hope things get better for you soon.>>C...i would stop telling doctors about bird mites. It didn't help me, just >made them treat me worse.>>Can you find a new doc and just tell them about other symptoms? Fresh>start...they won't think you're crazy (even though we all know you're not!)> >On Jan 11, 2012 10:16 AM, " Sad Girl " <wherearetheangels@...> wrote:>>**>>>>Hi all>Went doctor who eventually said she may refer me to dermatology but as she >doesnt see proof is concerned I have fictitional parisitosis even though>she knows nothin about bird mites>She hadnt researched it>But is quite happy to refer me psychiatry>Im sickened >I said never >No way>This is not mental>Physical>She said symptoms not lyme>I said look up pinprick bites etc>She thinks im mad!!!>Phew>She wudnt even give antibiotic cream>Or antibuotic >Sad!!!>May wait two month dermatology>On top of this>Evil ex landlord never sent my samples to pest control>He just sprayed>With what?>N now selling the place!!!>So have no proof for doctor what was in the place >Think burning menthol bedroom help lastnight>How much do folk put in the burner?>Also ia it sodium tetraborate borax that is the best to use if use on skin?>Think bill had a post saying that the best one to use. >Elissa do u have the herbal list?>U asked to remind u today>Thanks for help>Love c>>------------------------------>>>On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 06:05 PST Goldstein@... wrote: >>>Hi Alaire,>>>>>>The Animal Plan...>>>----- Original Message ----->>From: " alaire73 " <alaire_fetters@...> >>bird mitesg (DOT) ..> ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 I am 100%+ in agreement Krys. I try to be truthful and am most of the time. For instance, if I think the person might be hurt by my truth I might not say something that might hurt them. Who knows, however, maybe that bit of information might have helped them too. For example, I met a friend for coffee yesterday at a shop and I hadn't seen her for a month (a good friend); she knows everyone in town just about and I don't. Anyway, a friend of hers came into the coffee shop and they chatted and she asked me if I minded if he join us. I said it was fine. Later I discovered he monopolized things and talked incessantly and it became not fine with me as 2 hours rolled by, but I had told her it was "fine." My real feelings were of feeling out of the loop and I had come to talk to her. I've learned over the years that feelings come and go and feelings sometimes lie too. Yes, it was a feeling, but it is not the capital "T" Truth. I was not excluded.I didn't want to tell her I would have rather he not be there because my friend is in a lot of pain right now and I wanted her to feel comfortable. He was rather needy too because he is taking care of his wife full time who has severe dementia and is apparently dying and needs an outlet to just chat. So in that sense I justified not telling her how I really felt. Was I wrong, I don't know.Too much info, I know, but that was my experience re: the little "t" truth. It isn't black or white this honesty thing.From: "Krys Brennand" <krys109uk@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 12:17:30 PMSubject: Re: hello Absolutely . Under most circumstances I'm the most truthful ( & blunt) person going; it is easier & it is usually the most direct way of going from A to B. . But if I thought I was going to get treated as if I were mentally incompetent because an ailment did not fit with any symptoms they knew, other than a psychiatric condition....too right, I'd make it into a game of strategic manoeuver. That said, I can't imagine GPs giving antibiotics on the say so of a patient walking into the surgery. There is very good reason for caution on the part of GPs. It is just exceedingly unfortunate that symptoms of a real problem have been little studied, thus not recognised & GPs have been taught,at med school, of a condition, where much the same symptoms, are said to be psychological. On 11 January 2012 13:25, <Goldstein@...> wrote: I know C, but it is necessary. Isn't it sad that we have to fabricate something? Or tell half-truths? It just is the way it is. We often later feel guilty for not being honest, but they have us in a bind. They only take you seriously if you are playing by their rules and their game. Let's just say it is similar to playing a game of chess. From: "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 10:00:17 AMSubject: Re: helloThanks elissaIf I end up ordering drugs online shall say its something elseWhat a awful thing to hve to do to b taken seriously!:-( C------------------------------On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 08:41 PST Elissa wrote:>Allaire, hope things get better for you soon.>>C...i would stop telling doctors about bird mites. It didn't help me, just >made them treat me worse.>>Can you find a new doc and just tell them about other symptoms? Fresh>start...they won't think you're crazy (even though we all know you're not!)> >On Jan 11, 2012 10:16 AM, "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...> wrote:>>**>>>>Hi all>Went doctor who eventually said she may refer me to dermatology but as she >doesnt see proof is concerned I have fictitional parisitosis even though>she knows nothin about bird mites>She hadnt researched it>But is quite happy to refer me psychiatry>Im sickened >I said never >No way>This is not mental>Physical>She said symptoms not lyme>I said look up pinprick bites etc>She thinks im mad!!!>Phew>She wudnt even give antibiotic cream>Or antibuotic >Sad!!!>May wait two month dermatology>On top of this>Evil ex landlord never sent my samples to pest control>He just sprayed>With what?>N now selling the place!!!>So have no proof for doctor what was in the place >Think burning menthol bedroom help lastnight>How much do folk put in the burner?>Also ia it sodium tetraborate borax that is the best to use if use on skin?>Think bill had a post saying that the best one to use. >Elissa do u have the herbal list?>U asked to remind u today>Thanks for help>Love c>>------------------------------>>>On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 06:05 PST Goldstein@... wrote: >>>Hi Alaire,>>>>>>The Animal Plan...>>>----- Original Message ----->>From: "alaire73" <alaire_fetters@...> >>bird mitesg (DOT) ..> ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 I must say, I am not feeling guilty at all when purchasing my meds online telling them false reasons. I even smile when sending it off, because we all have proven them wrong. They should be the ones feeling ashame, not us ! Von: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>An: bird mites Gesendet: 20:25 Mittwoch, 11.Januar 2012Betreff: Re: hello I know C, but it is necessary. Isn't it sad that we have to fabricate something? Or tell half-truths? It just is the way it is. We often later feel guilty for not being honest, but they have us in a bind. They only take you seriously if you are playing by their rules and their game. Let's just say it is similar to playing a game of chess. From: "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 10:00:17 AMSubject: Re: helloThanks elissaIf I end up ordering drugs online shall say its something elseWhat a awful thing to hve to do to b taken seriously!:-(C------------------------------On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 08:41 PST Elissa wrote:>Allaire, hope things get better for you soon.>>C...i would stop telling doctors about bird mites. It didn't help me, just>made them treat me worse.>>Can you find a new doc and just tell them about other symptoms? Fresh>start...they won't think you're crazy (even though we all know you're not!)>>On Jan 11, 2012 10:16 AM, "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...> wrote:>>**>>>>Hi all>Went doctor who eventually said she may refer me to dermatology but as she>doesnt see proof is concerned I have fictitional parisitosis even though>she knows nothin about bird mites>She hadnt researched it>But is quite happy to refer me psychiatry>Im sickened>I said never>No way>This is not mental>Physical>She said symptoms not lyme>I said look up pinprick bites etc>She thinks im mad!!!>Phew>She wudnt even give antibiotic cream>Or antibuotic>Sad!!!>May wait two month dermatology>On top of this>Evil ex landlord never sent my samples to pest control>He just sprayed>With what?>N now selling the place!!!>So have no proof for doctor what was in the place>Think burning menthol bedroom help lastnight>How much do folk put in the burner?>Also ia it sodium tetraborate borax that is the best to use if use on skin?>Think bill had a post saying that the best one to use.>Elissa do u have the herbal list?>U asked to remind u today>Thanks for help>Love c>>------------------------------>>>On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 06:05 PST Goldstein@... wrote:>>>Hi Alaire,>>>>>>The Animal Plan...>>>----- Original Message ----->>From: "alaire73" <alaire_fetters@...>>>bird mitesg (DOT) ..> ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 With the Law of Attraction, we can trim unpleasant experiences if we allow ourselves to really feel what emotions where triggered by the event and greive them. This is how we release them to God and stop storing them in our bodies. Once the root cause is released, that event can't happen again. Love and light, From: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>bird mites OnSent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 3:59 PMSubject: Re: hello I am 100%+ in agreement Krys. I try to be truthful and am most of the time. For instance, if I think the person might be hurt by my truth I might not say something that might hurt them. Who knows, however, maybe that bit of information might have helped them too. For example, I met a friend for coffee yesterday at a shop and I hadn't seen her for a month (a good friend); she knows everyone in town just about and I don't. Anyway, a friend of hers came into the coffee shop and they chatted and she asked me if I minded if he join us. I said it was fine. Later I discovered he monopolized things and talked incessantly and it became not fine with me as 2 hours rolled by, but I had told her it was "fine." My real feelings were of feeling out of the loop and I had come to talk to her. I've learned over the years that feelings come and go and feelings sometimes lie too. Yes, it was a feeling, but it is not the capital "T" Truth. I was not excluded. I didn't want to tell her I would have rather he not be there because my friend is in a lot of pain right now and I wanted her to feel comfortable. He was rather needy too because he is taking care of his wife full time who has severe dementia and is apparently dying and needs an outlet to just chat. So in that sense I justified not telling her how I really felt. Was I wrong, I don't know. Too much info, I know, but that was my experience re: the little "t" truth. It isn't black or white this honesty thing. From: "Krys Brennand" <krys109uk@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 12:17:30 PMSubject: Re: hello Absolutely . Under most circumstances I'm the most truthful ( & blunt) person going; it is easier & it is usually the most direct way of going from A to B. . But if I thought I was going to get treated as if I were mentally incompetent because an ailment did not fit with any symptoms they knew, other than a psychiatric condition....too right, I'd make it into a game of strategic manoeuver. That said, I can't imagine GPs giving antibiotics on the say so of a patient walking into the surgery. There is very good reason for caution on the part of GPs. It is just exceedingly unfortunate that symptoms of a real problem have been little studied, thus not recognised & GPs have been taught,at med school, of a condition, where much the same symptoms, are said to be psychological. On 11 January 2012 13:25, <Goldstein@...> wrote: I know C, but it is necessary. Isn't it sad that we have to fabricate something? Or tell half-truths? It just is the way it is. We often later feel guilty for not being honest, but they have us in a bind. They only take you seriously if you are playing by their rules and their game. Let's just say it is similar to playing a game of chess. From: "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 10:00:17 AMSubject: Re: hello Thanks elissaIf I end up ordering drugs online shall say its something elseWhat a awful thing to hve to do to b taken seriously!:-(C------------------------------On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 08:41 PST Elissa wrote:>Allaire, hope things get better for you soon.>>C...i would stop telling doctors about bird mites. It didn't help me, just>made them treat me worse.>>Can you find a new doc and just tell them about other symptoms? Fresh>start...they won't think you're crazy (even though we all know you're not!)>>On Jan 11, 2012 10:16 AM, "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...> wrote:>>**>>>>Hi all>Went doctor who eventually said she may refer me to dermatology but as she>doesnt see proof is concerned I have fictitional parisitosis even though>she knows nothin about bird mites>She hadnt researched it>But is quite happy to refer me psychiatry>Im sickened>I said never>No way>This is not mental>Physical>She said symptoms not lyme>I said look up pinprick bites etc>She thinks im mad!!!>Phew>She wudnt even give antibiotic cream>Or antibuotic>Sad!!!>May wait two month dermatology>On top of this>Evil ex landlord never sent my samples to pest control>He just sprayed>With what?>N now selling the place!!!>So have no proof for doctor what was in the place>Think burning menthol bedroom help lastnight>How much do folk put in the burner?>Also ia it sodium tetraborate borax that is the best to use if use on skin?>Think bill had a post saying that the best one to use.>Elissa do u have the herbal list?>U asked to remind u today>Thanks for help>Love c>>------------------------------>>>On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 06:05 PST Goldstein@... wrote:>>>Hi Alaire,>>>>>>The Animal Plan...>>>----- Original Message ----->>From: "alaire73" <alaire_fetters@...>>>bird mitesg (DOT) ..> ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 Hmmm, that is kinda what I did. I use the term small "t" for truth (generated by our ideas, ego, emotions) and the larger "T" for Truth which I define as God's truth, not mine. So I let go of the incident without too much ego getting in my way. That's how I look at it. With every thought I believe we are creating karma. Cause and effect, but I want it to be positive karma and go for a higher cause. That was a good explanation . Thank you!From: " Benton" <sarahbenton48@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 2:16:49 PMSubject: Re: hello With the Law of Attraction, we can trim unpleasant experiences if we allow ourselves to really feel what emotions where triggered by the event and greive them. This is how we release them to God and stop storing them in our bodies. Once the root cause is released, that event can't happen again. Love and light, From: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>bird mites OnSent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 3:59 PMSubject: Re: hello I am 100%+ in agreement Krys. I try to be truthful and am most of the time. For instance, if I think the person might be hurt by my truth I might not say something that might hurt them. Who knows, however, maybe that bit of information might have helped them too. For example, I met a friend for coffee yesterday at a shop and I hadn't seen her for a month (a good friend); she knows everyone in town just about and I don't. Anyway, a friend of hers came into the coffee shop and they chatted and she asked me if I minded if he join us. I said it was fine. Later I discovered he monopolized things and talked incessantly and it became not fine with me as 2 hours rolled by, but I had told her it was "fine." My real feelings were of feeling out of the loop and I had come to talk to her. I've learned over the years that feelings come and go and feelings sometimes lie too. Yes, it was a feeling, but it is not the capital "T" Truth. I was not excluded. I didn't want to tell her I would have rather he not be there because my friend is in a lot of pain right now and I wanted her to feel comfortable. He was rather needy too because he is taking care of his wife full time who has severe dementia and is apparently dying and needs an outlet to just chat. So in that sense I justified not telling her how I really felt. Was I wrong, I don't know. Too much info, I know, but that was my experience re: the little "t" truth. It isn't black or white this honesty thing. From: "Krys Brennand" <krys109uk@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 12:17:30 PMSubject: Re: hello Absolutely . Under most circumstances I'm the most truthful ( & blunt) person going; it is easier & it is usually the most direct way of going from A to B. . But if I thought I was going to get treated as if I were mentally incompetent because an ailment did not fit with any symptoms they knew, other than a psychiatric condition....too right, I'd make it into a game of strategic manoeuver. That said, I can't imagine GPs giving antibiotics on the say so of a patient walking into the surgery. There is very good reason for caution on the part of GPs. It is just exceedingly unfortunate that symptoms of a real problem have been little studied, thus not recognised & GPs have been taught,at med school, of a condition, where much the same symptoms, are said to be psychological. On 11 January 2012 13:25, <Goldstein@...> wrote: I know C, but it is necessary. Isn't it sad that we have to fabricate something? Or tell half-truths? It just is the way it is. We often later feel guilty for not being honest, but they have us in a bind. They only take you seriously if you are playing by their rules and their game. Let's just say it is similar to playing a game of chess. From: "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 10:00:17 AMSubject: Re: hello Thanks elissaIf I end up ordering drugs online shall say its something elseWhat a awful thing to hve to do to b taken seriously!:-(C------------------------------On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 08:41 PST Elissa wrote:>Allaire, hope things get better for you soon.>>C...i would stop telling doctors about bird mites. It didn't help me, just>made them treat me worse.>>Can you find a new doc and just tell them about other symptoms? Fresh>start...they won't think you're crazy (even though we all know you're not!)>>On Jan 11, 2012 10:16 AM, "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...> wrote:>>**>>>>Hi all>Went doctor who eventually said she may refer me to dermatology but as she>doesnt see proof is concerned I have fictitional parisitosis even though>she knows nothin about bird mites>She hadnt researched it>But is quite happy to refer me psychiatry>Im sickened>I said never>No way>This is not mental>Physical>She said symptoms not lyme>I said look up pinprick bites etc>She thinks im mad!!!>Phew>She wudnt even give antibiotic cream>Or antibuotic>Sad!!!>May wait two month dermatology>On top of this>Evil ex landlord never sent my samples to pest control>He just sprayed>With what?>N now selling the place!!!>So have no proof for doctor what was in the place>Think burning menthol bedroom help lastnight>How much do folk put in the burner?>Also ia it sodium tetraborate borax that is the best to use if use on skin?>Think bill had a post saying that the best one to use.>Elissa do u have the herbal list?>U asked to remind u today>Thanks for help>Love c>>------------------------------>>>On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 06:05 PST Goldstein@... wrote:>>>Hi Alaire,>>>>>>The Animal Plan...>>>----- Original Message ----->>From: "alaire73" <alaire_fetters@...>>>bird mitesg (DOT) ..> ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2012 Report Share Posted January 11, 2012 Hi Alaire, Maybe the full moon has something to do with it too. I take raw garlic -- a little bit every morning and also 4-5 drops of oil of oregano. I vacuum every few days too. It was warm here last week -- one day I was outside with my mother (I moved here a couple of months ago b/c I could not stay in my condo), raking in the yard, pulling up weeds -- and I could feel a few pin prick bites, which made me wonder what the spring will be like. But I'm hoping the mites will die out by then. (?) I certainly hope things improve for you too. I've had less of the bites this full moon, thank God. I keep cleaning with Lysol Complete too. Take care. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 12, 2012 Report Share Posted May 12, 2012 you have a virus in your account - usually this is 'out' there in land and you just need to change your password This has gone out to all in your address list Sheri >wow this is crazy check it out http://www.sixnews15.net/biz/?read=1753508 > > > >------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2012 Report Share Posted May 13, 2012 Thank you! I had no idea From: Sheri Nakken <vaccinedangers@...> Vaccinations Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2012 12:29 PM Subject: Re: Hello you have a virus in your account - usually this is 'out' there in land and you just need to change your password This has gone out to all in your address list Sheri >wow this is crazy check it out http://www.sixnews15.net/biz/?read=1753508 > > > >------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2012 Report Share Posted May 13, 2012 no Anne - it wasn't you - I should have been clearer Sheri At 10:08 AM 5/13/2012, you wrote: Thank you! I had no idea From: Sheri Nakken <vaccinedangers@...> Vaccinations Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2012 12:29 PM Subject: Re: Hello you have a virus in your account - usually this is 'out' there in land and you just need to change your password This has gone out to all in your address list Sheri >wow this is crazy check it out http://www.sixnews15.net/biz/?read=1753508 > > > >------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2012 Report Share Posted May 19, 2012 I have attended dr pretam ghanat revision course ( not outline) and it was not useful . Sent from my iPhoneOn 19 May 2012, at 18:03, Indu Bhattacharya <indubhattacharya@...> wrote: helloHas anyone attended the outline course for ORE1 conducted by Dr pretam gherat inLondon?is ituseful for ore1Any information will be really helpfulthanks. = Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2012 Report Share Posted May 19, 2012 I recommend ckl course. It was very useful and helped me much Sent from my iPhoneOn 19 May 2012, at 18:03, Indu Bhattacharya <indubhattacharya@...> wrote: helloHas anyone attended the outline course for ORE1 conducted by Dr pretam gherat inLondon?is ituseful for ore1Any information will be really helpfulthanks. = Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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