Hello All

[Guest guest]

Thanks! That's encouraging. It's good to know there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Cheryl reesie271 <reesie271@...> wrote: Hi Cheryl! It took me a long time to get to this point with the PTSD, I was homebound for 2 years cause I just couldn't face going outside without having attacks, The only people that I could deal with were my hubby and my mom, so they brought me what I needed and helped me out. Finally I got to the point where I could slowly

start to do things and it snowballed from there. I still get attacks but its much better now. Thanks for the kind welcome! > > Hi , > > It's nice to meet you and welcome to the club. I liked your intro... esp. the part about your current relationship. Things tend to work out in a good way every now and again. > > My name is Cheryl. I'm here for Celiac, PTSD (from all of the Celiac hooplah prior to being diagnosed), depression, and anxiety. Because of PTSD, I'm pretty much home bound... for now. I have anxiety attacks everytime I get into a vehicle. I start flipping out just thinking about having to go somewhere... it's driving me crazy. Anyway, I'm married to and we have 4 kids ages 12, 11,

6, and 5. They're home schooled. > > I admire you for your strength. I feel like I'm not strong enough to face the PTSD and go on with my life. It's really made things a tad bit hard in our household. > > Take care. > >

[Guest guest]

hi....i..am.new.to.this.site.....I.do.not.know.what.i.am.to.do.what.i.was.looking.for..was.a.chatroom...i.was..very.suicidal..when..i..was.looking...to..talk..to..someone....i..feel..so..bad...i..hate..myself...and.

i...really..need..someone..i..can..talk..to..everyonelse..drs...included..have...let..me..down....im...not..in..a.very..good..way...let..me..know..if..and..when..there..are..chats...

thank..you...angie Re: Re: Hello all

Thanks! That's encouraging. It's good to know there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Cherylreesie271 <reesie271@...> wrote:

Hi Cheryl!It took me a long time to get to this point with the PTSD, I was homebound for 2 years cause I just couldn't face going outside without having attacks, The only people that I could deal with were my hubby and my mom, so they brought me what I needed and helped me out. Finally I got to the point where I could slowly start to do things and it snowballed from there. I still get attacks but its much better now.Thanks for the kind welcome!>> Hi ,> > It's nice to meet you and welcome to the club. I liked your intro... esp. the part about your current relationship. Things tend to work out in a good way every now and again. > > My name is Cheryl. I'm here for Celiac, PTSD (from all of the Celiac hooplah prior to being diagnosed), depression, and anxiety. Because of PTSD, I'm pretty much home bound... for now. I have anxiety attacks everytime I get into a vehicle. I start flipping out just thinking about having to go somewhere... it's driving me crazy. Anyway, I'm married to and we have 4 kids ages 12, 11, 6, and 5. They're home schooled.> > I admire you for your strength. I feel like I'm not strong enough to face the PTSD and go on with my life. It's really made things a tad bit hard in our household.> > Take care.> >

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[Guest guest]

Hi Angie - I don't know about chats... if they're scheduled or if people just show up in the chat room. If there isn't anyone in the chat room, please post a message. It seems like everyone is really good about responding right away. We're all here for help and support as well as helping others. Please don't hesitate to ask. (((((hugs))))) Cherylangelof3babes@... wrote:

hi....i..am.new.to.this.site.....I.do.not.know.what.i.am.to.do.what.i.was.looking.for..was.a.chatroom...i.was..very.suicidal..when..i..was.looking...to..talk..to..someone....i..feel..so..bad...i..hate..myself...and. i...really..need..someone..i..can..talk..to..everyonelse..drs...included..have...let..me..down....im...not..in..a.very..good..way...let..me..know..if..and..when..there..are..chats... thank..you...angie Re: Re: Hello all Thanks! That's encouraging. It's good to know there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Cherylreesie271 <reesie271@...> wrote: Hi Cheryl!It took me a long time to get to this point with the PTSD, I was homebound for 2 years cause I just couldn't face going outside without having attacks, The only people that I could deal with were my hubby and my mom, so they brought me what I needed and helped me out. Finally I got to the point where I could slowly start to do things and it snowballed from there. I still get attacks but its much better now.Thanks for the kind welcome!>> Hi ,> > It's nice to meet you and welcome to the club. I liked your intro... esp. the part about

your current relationship. Things tend to work out in a good way every now and again. > > My name is Cheryl. I'm here for Celiac, PTSD (from all of the Celiac hooplah prior to being diagnosed), depression, and anxiety. Because of PTSD, I'm pretty much home bound... for now. I have anxiety attacks everytime I get into a vehicle. I start flipping out just thinking about having to go somewhere... it's driving me crazy. Anyway, I'm married to and we have 4 kids ages 12, 11, 6, and 5. They're home schooled.> > I admire you for your strength. I feel like I'm not strong enough to face the PTSD and go on with my life. It's really made things a tad bit hard in our household.> > Take care.> > Check out AOL.com today. Breaking news, video search, pictures, email and IM. All on demand. Always Free.

[Guest guest]

SuZie,

I’m glad you’re getting some help and some company. Did you

take your lactulose yet?

Love,

De

[Norton AntiSpam]

Hello All

Hello

All,

I know it seems I've been gone for a while but I was just lurking. I've

been feeling kind of depressed lately & when I'm depressed I

withdraw. I have been reading all of the posts tho' & now it's my

turn to bring you up to date. Prepare yourself for a long post.

I've been having trouble remembering to take my lactulose (yech) & when I

told my doctor - had to tell her, my ammonia wasn't coming down - she referred

me to a thing called the CCAC - Community Care Access something or other.

They've been sending a nurse over to take my blood pressure & pulse

& ask me if I've taken my lactulose. I'm starting to

remember & I'm feeling a lot better. They're also

sending an occupational therapist by once a week to help me wash my hair

& do a little house cleaning. It's nice to have some help.

My

garden is finally tilled & manured & planted We've had quite a bit of rain so you can

practically see the corn grow. The people from the Community Gardens are all so nice. They're building me a big composter out

back & trim the stuff that's growing over my fence from next door & mow

my lawn & are all so happy I gave them the place to plant. They

keep thanking me but I think I got the best of the bargain - I'll never have to

mow the lawn as long as they're around !

SpYke has some new friends. First there was the nice black &

white kitty .Now there's a young Siamese male - can't be

more than a year old - who likes to come by & talk through the kitchen

window or the front screen door. He's cute but not as

cute as Sir SpYke the Fuzzy. Some people moved into the house at the

corner with the cutest little dog Her name is Lady & she's part

Shi'tzu & part Bichon Fris. SpYke can't figure out what she is.

He sits & stares at her then sniffs around then looks at her again before

giving me a " Smells like a dog but it's smaller than ME " look.

He's very confused but she just wants to play.

The first time the gardens people came over they had three small girls with

them SpYke was on his leash in the back yard & they had a great time

playing with them. He's good with kids - my SpYke. They came back

the next day & I had three kids knocking on my door asking if SpYke could

come out to play!!! I still have trouble believing it.

Time

to end this thing before I bore everyone to sleep - better than Sominex I am.

Love

Ya,

SuZie

& SpYke

Next time I'm coming back as a cat

[Guest guest]

Suzie I love your posts.. I get the best visual pictures.. You are a great storyteller Suzie. Am Also glad to hear you have someone to help you..See there are nice people out there.. Kathy Boo

:

SuZie, I’m glad you’re getting some help and some company. Did you take your lactulose yet?

Love,

De

-----Original Message-----From: Hepatitis CSupportGroupForDummies [mailto:Hepatitis CSupportGroupForDummies ] On Behalf Of suzieSent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 4:56 AMHepatitis Cfordummies Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] Hello All

Hello All,

I know it seems I've been gone for a while but I was just lurking. I've been feeling kind of depressed lately & when I'm depressed I withdraw. I have been reading all of the posts tho' & now it's my turn to bring you up to date. Prepare yourself for a long post.

I've been having trouble remembering to take my lactulose (yech) & when I told my doctor - had to tell her, my ammonia wasn't coming down - she referred me to a thing called the CCAC - Community Care Access something or other. They've been sending a nurse over to take my blood pressure & pulse & ask me if I've taken my lactulose. I'm starting to remember & I'm feeling a lot better. They're also sending an occupational therapist by once a week to help me wash my hair & do a little house cleaning. It's nice to have some help.

My garden is finally tilled & manured & planted We've had quite a bit of rain so you can practically see the corn grow. The people from the Community Gardens are all so nice. They're building me a big composter out back & trim the stuff that's growing over my fence from next door & mow my lawn & are all so happy I gave them the place to plant. They keep thanking me but I think I got the best of the bargain - I'll never have to mow the lawn as long as they're around !

SpYke has some new friends. First there was the nice black & white kitty .Now there's a young Siamese male - can't be more than a year old - who likes to come by & talk through the kitchen window or the front screen door. He's cute but not as cute as Sir SpYke the Fuzzy. Some people moved into the house at the corner with the cutest little dog Her name is Lady & she's part Shi'tzu & part Bichon Fris. SpYke can't figure out what she is. He sits & stares at her then sniffs around then looks at her again before giving me a "Smells like a dog but it's smaller than ME" look. He's very confused but she just wants to play.

The first time the gardens people came over they had three small girls with them SpYke was on his leash in the back yard & they had a great time playing with them. He's good with kids - my SpYke. They came back the next day & I had three kids knocking on my door asking if SpYke could come out to play!!! I still have trouble believing it.

Time to end this thing before I bore everyone to sleep - better than Sominex I am.

Love Ya,

SuZie & SpYke

Next time I'm coming back as a cat

[Guest guest]

Hi Ya Suzie Q Honey so happy to hear from you and that you are getting help around the house and someone coming in to check on you and if you took your meds. High ammonia levels puts us in our own La La Land and we even lose track of time and place. We do understand and we reach stages where we do become quiet and unable to be as active online with others. But we still have the love and support of our online family and more when we need it. We may become quiet but we are never forgotten and remain connected in each others hearts. Toots post to your hearts content cause we love hearing from you. Love and Hugs. Deb

[Guest guest]

Hi SuZie!

What a great post! I'm really happy to see that things are going in a positive direction for you!

I moved into my new place but not totally. I've been slowly moving my stuff out of storage as the temperature permits. The heat really knocks me out. At least my new place has central air. The AC in my truck needs to be recharged but I won't be able to afford that until Sept. it looks. I got a cable modem last week and I've been going through 2400 unread emails so far I'm down to 949 left.

I've been pretty busy doing some of my handyman work on the side. I actually got a computer job I did for someone too! The extra money has really come in handy. I've also been volunteering at the Atlanta Harm Reduction Center. I did some free Hep C testing last month and now I'm giving out the results and counseling the folks. Out of 33 tests 11 came back positive. I'm working on starting a support group there which I hope to have running in a couple weeks.

I just got my 9 tubes of blood taken yesterday so when the results come back it's off to the Hepatologist. It's time for another MRI I think to check for HCC. I finally got my regular Doc to give me a referral to a pain management Doc. and hopefully I'll get a script for hydromorphone or morphine as they're the only 2 that really work for me and I can function on either one of them. I'm not concerned about any habit forming issues as I already take 4 meds that I would have to be detoxed off.

Hmmmm......maybe I can get a nurse to come over and take care of me too. Or least a chick in a nurse's outfit LOL.

Hang in you sound great!

Allan with 2 L's so hot today I saw a dog chasing a cat and they were both walking.

Hello All

Hello All,

I know it seems I've been gone for a while but I was just lurking. I've been feeling kind of depressed lately & when I'm depressed I withdraw. I have been reading all of the posts tho' & now it's my turn to bring you up to date. Prepare yourself for a long post.

I've been having trouble remembering to take my lactulose (yech) & when I told my doctor - had to tell her, my ammonia wasn't coming down - she referred me to a thing called the CCAC - Community Care Access something or other. They've been sending a nurse over to take my blood pressure & pulse & ask me if I've taken my lactulose. I'm starting to remember & I'm feeling a lot better. They're also sending an occupational therapist by once a week to help me wash my hair & do a little house cleaning. It's nice to have some help.

My garden is finally tilled & manured & planted We've had quite a bit of rain so you can practically see the corn grow. The people from the Community Gardens are all so nice. They're building me a big composter out back & trim the stuff that's growing over my fence from next door & mow my lawn & are all so happy I gave them the place to plant. They keep thanking me but I think I got the best of the bargain - I'll never have to mow the lawn as long as they're around !

SpYke has some new friends. First there was the nice black & white kitty .Now there's a young Siamese male - can't be more than a year old - who likes to come by & talk through the kitchen window or the front screen door. He's cute but not as cute as Sir SpYke the Fuzzy. Some people moved into the house at the corner with the cutest little dog Her name is Lady & she's part Shi'tzu & part Bichon Fris. SpYke can't figure out what she is. He sits & stares at her then sniffs around then looks at her again before giving me a "Smells like a dog but it's smaller than ME" look. He's very confused but she just wants to play.

The first time the gardens people came over they had three small girls with them SpYke was on his leash in the back yard & they had a great time playing with them. He's good with kids - my SpYke. They came back the next day & I had three kids knocking on my door asking if SpYke could come out to play!!! I still have trouble believing it.

Time to end this thing before I bore everyone to sleep - better than Sominex I am.

Love Ya,

SuZie & SpYke

Next time I'm coming back as a cat

[Guest guest]

Hi Allan,

Glad to hear from you, I've been worried, you've been silent for too long. Sorry to tell you this but the nurses wear street clothes not uniforms - so sorry. I'm very happy about the garden,, they're already setting things up for next summer!Gonna have some raised beds for people with arthritis etc. I like sharing my space with them - they're so nice & NORMAL. It's good to forget about the HCV even for a little while & SpYke seems to enjoy the kids - who'd have thunk it - SpYke & KIDS!! He's lying on the floor right now, waiting for me to deliver his food, he's too pooped to go get it himself. I don't care, I don't do deliveries. Oh my - he just rolled over - first time he's moved in over an hour

Good luck with your pain management appointment. I was all crippled up with back pain a few weeks ago & got a couple of oxys to last me til my doctor's appointment then got shit from the doc for taking them - extremely liver unfriendly. She said ice then heat, it was a muscle spasm.Felt more like my back was broken. I couldn't sleep cause every time I rolled over I woke up groaning.

SuZie & SpYke.

Next time I'm coming back as a cat

Hi SuZie!

What a great post! I'm really happy to see that things are going in a positive direction for you!

I moved into my new place but not totally. I've been slowly moving my stuff out of storage as the temperature permits. The heat really knocks me out. At least my new place has central air. The AC in my truck needs to be recharged but I won't be able to afford that until Sept. it looks. I got a cable modem last week and I've been going through 2400 unread emails so far I'm down to 949 left.

I've been pretty busy doing some of my handyman work on the side. I actually got a computer job I did for someone too! The extra money has really come in handy. I've also been volunteering at the Atlanta Harm Reduction Center. I did some free Hep C testing last month and now I'm giving out the results and counseling the folks. Out of 33 tests 11 came back positive. I'm working on starting a support group there which I hope to have running in a couple weeks.

I just got my 9 tubes of blood taken yesterday so when the results come back it's off to the Hepatologist. It's time for another MRI I think to check for HCC. I finally got my regular Doc to give me a referral to a pain management Doc. and hopefully I'll get a script for hydromorphone or morphine as they're the only 2 that really work for me and I can function on either one of them. I'm not concerned about any habit forming issues as I already take 4 meds that I would have to be detoxed off.

Hmmmm......maybe I can get a nurse to come over and take care of me too. Or least a chick in a nurse's outfit LOL.

Hang in you sound great!

Allan with 2 L's so hot today I saw a dog chasing a cat and they were both walking.

Hello All

Hello All,

I know it seems I've been gone for a while but I was just lurking. I've been feeling kind of depressed lately & when I'm depressed I withdraw. I have been reading all of the posts tho' & now it's my turn to bring you up to date. Prepare yourself for a long post.

I've been having trouble remembering to take my lactulose (yech) & when I told my doctor - had to tell her, my ammonia wasn't coming down - she referred me to a thing called the CCAC - Community Care Access something or other. They've been sending a nurse over to take my blood pressure & pulse & ask me if I've taken my lactulose. I'm starting to remember & I'm feeling a lot better. They're also sending an occupational therapist by once a week to help me wash my hair & do a little house cleaning. It's nice to have some help.

My garden is finally tilled & manured & planted We've had quite a bit of rain so you can practically see the corn grow. The people from the Community Gardens are all so nice. They're building me a big composter out back & trim the stuff that's growing over my fence from next door & mow my lawn & are all so happy I gave them the place to plant. They keep thanking me but I think I got the best of the bargain - I'll never have to mow the lawn as long as they're around !

SpYke has some new friends. First there was the nice black & white kitty .Now there's a young Siamese male - can't be more than a year old - who likes to come by & talk through the kitchen window or the front screen door. He's cute but not as cute as Sir SpYke the Fuzzy. Some people moved into the house at the corner with the cutest little dog Her name is Lady & she's part Shi'tzu & part Bichon Fris. SpYke can't figure out what she is. He sits & stares at her then

sniffs around then looks at her again before giving me a "Smells like a dog but it's smaller than ME" look. He's very confused but she just wants to play.

The first time the gardens people came over they had three small girls with them SpYke was on his leash in the back yard & they had a great time playing with them. He's good with kids - my SpYke. They came back the next day & I had three kids knocking on my door asking if SpYke could come out to play!!! I still have trouble believing it.

Time to end this thing before I bore everyone to sleep - better than Sominex I am.

Love Ya,

SuZie & SpYke

Next time I'm coming back as a cat

[Guest guest]

Hello .

Welcome to CAST.

Please go to the FILES section of this group and read " Using Growth as a

corrective force in the early treatmemt of progressive infantile scoliosis. "

This will explain to you the principles behind early treatment.

It seems that little Jessie has a progressive curve, and the odds of a brace

correcting or even maintaining a very aggressive, progressive curve, isn't

likely.

The doctor should be very concerned with this rapid increase of curvature. Once

Jessies curve progresses past 50, and his rate of growth has slowed, early

treatment with serial corrective plaster casting will be less effective, and

probably wont be an option. Infants with progressive infantile scoliosis must

be treated immediately, if they have a chance at correction.

5 years ago, early treatment wasnt available in this country, and thats why most

docs are unfamiliar with it. If I can provide you more info to present to

Jessies doc, please let me know. Lets educate him!

HRH

Hello All

Hello all, Im Wittler. Most of you know my Fiance, Jackie,

also known here as buckijackie. I know she has told you all about

my son Jessie. Sorry it took me so long to get a membership here

with you all. Just had a lot on my mind. But I do want to thank

you all for giving Jackie all that useful information. Right now, a

lot of this is really confusing to me. Especailly when she said

that Jessie has learned how to undo his own brace and that it made

it go from 20.4 degrees to 40 something degrees and yet the doctor

isnt concerned about it. They said they would do another xray in

september. Im sorry, but something ont hat does not seem right ot

me. unless they are planning on surgery or something and doing this

on purpose. But I just cant see why a paretn would do soemthing

like this to their kid on purpose. Jessie is a very bright young

boy, a beautiful child. He is very smart as well. He can learn

quickly, if you take just a few moments to teach him and work with

him. Which I am sure Jackie has told all of you this. But again I

thank you all for your kind words and support. Now that I am a

member, I will as well keep you all up to date on what is going on.

And just as you all have emailed jackie, feel free at anytime to

email me. Again,thank you all for your input, advice, and kind

words.

[Guest guest]

Well see heather, problem is, I cant convince my ex to do the Cereal

casting for nothing. It is my firm belief that she wants to get

surgery done. I cant figure any other reason why she wouldn't push

for the casting and wouldn't ask why they arent concerned about this

difference with him doing it. Personally, I owuld think a child

would just take it off, not just loosen it up. To me that makes

about as much sense as the dr. not being concerned. Which like I

said, is my firm belief that they want to do surgery. I have been

trying to talk her into getting the cereal casting done for months,

but like I said she wont hear of it. I will be contacting medical

records tom so I can get the medical records from his dr. by

hopefully next week. I dont even know what of this, if any she

says, is true. It is back tothe way it was before the final court.

Jackie and I having to go through miles of red tape to find out what

we need to know. My fear is that she(they) are doing this in hopes

of sugery. I know the brace itself will not fix the problem, nor

prevent it from getting worse. That is why we tried to get them to

go for the other. I will let you all know what is going on when I

find out more.

>

> Hello .

> Welcome to CAST.

> Please go to the FILES section of this group and read " Using

Growth as a corrective force in the early treatmemt of progressive

infantile scoliosis. " This will explain to you the principles

behind early treatment.

> It seems that little Jessie has a progressive curve, and the odds

of a brace correcting or even maintaining a very aggressive,

progressive curve, isn't likely.

> The doctor should be very concerned with this rapid increase of

curvature. Once Jessies curve progresses past 50, and his rate of

growth has slowed, early treatment with serial corrective plaster

casting will be less effective, and probably wont be an option.

Infants with progressive infantile scoliosis must be treated

immediately, if they have a chance at correction.

> 5 years ago, early treatment wasnt available in this country, and

thats why most docs are unfamiliar with it. If I can provide you

more info to present to Jessies doc, please let me know. Lets

educate him!

>

> HRH

> Hello All

>

>

> Hello all, Im Wittler. Most of you know my Fiance,

Jackie,

> also known here as buckijackie. I know she has told you all

about

> my son Jessie. Sorry it took me so long to get a membership here

> with you all. Just had a lot on my mind. But I do want to thank

> you all for giving Jackie all that useful information. Right

now, a

> lot of this is really confusing to me. Especailly when she said

> that Jessie has learned how to undo his own brace and that it

made

> it go from 20.4 degrees to 40 something degrees and yet the

doctor

> isnt concerned about it. They said they would do another xray in

> september. Im sorry, but something ont hat does not seem right

ot

> me. unless they are planning on surgery or something and doing

this

> on purpose. But I just cant see why a paretn would do soemthing

> like this to their kid on purpose. Jessie is a very bright young

> boy, a beautiful child. He is very smart as well. He can learn

> quickly, if you take just a few moments to teach him and work

with

> him. Which I am sure Jackie has told all of you this. But again

I

> thank you all for your kind words and support. Now that I am a

> member, I will as well keep you all up to date on what is going

on.

> And just as you all have emailed jackie, feel free at anytime to

> email me. Again,thank you all for your input, advice, and kind

> words.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome Kat. Where are you?

Jeanine

Jeanine's Hummingbird Soap Works

_____

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of pepperi27

Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 3:20 AM

Subject: Hello all

Hey everyone! I joined not too long ago but been busy making soap (go

figure)! Anyway I hope to learn all I can from everyone. I currently

only make melt and pour soap. All my friends and family can't get

enough! Anyway looking forward to learning and growing with you all.

Kat

[Guest guest]

Welcome Kat!!!

Shaye

[Guest guest]

Welcome Kat,

I make a lot of M & P soap too; as well as cold process and some hot

process.

HUGS!

Bertrand

Good Clean Fun Soaps & Crafts

http://www.soap.fabulousity.net/

[Guest guest]

Welcome to Kat, you'll have a great time on our group!

-Where have you been hiding??

Colleen

Handcrafted & Decorative Soaps

http://www.countrymeadowcreations.com

[Guest guest]

Hello all

Hey everyone! I joined not too long ago but been busy making soap (go

figure)!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Good to meet you, Kat! Jump in anytime with comments or questions. :-)

Beth

[Guest guest]

I'm in Manhattan New York

>

> Welcome Kat. Where are you?

>

>

>

> Jeanine

>

>

>

>

>

> Jeanine's Hummingbird Soap Works

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From:

[mailto: ]

> On Behalf Of pepperi27

> Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 3:20 AM

>

> Subject: Hello all

>

>

>

> Hey everyone! I joined not too long ago but been busy making soap

(go

> figure)! Anyway I hope to learn all I can from everyone. I

currently

> only make melt and pour soap. All my friends and family can't get

> enough! Anyway looking forward to learning and growing with you all.

> Kat

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey :

Contact International SOS and talk to Regan.

www.internationalsos.com

Derrick

--- Ray <burnon720@...> wrote:

> Hello,

> My name is and I am a paramedic firefighter

> in northern california. I have worked in both urban

> and rural environments and have been a medic for

> over 4 years now. I am looking for a way to expand

> my horizons. I am 26 athletic and work best under

> pressure. I am comfortable by myself for long

> periods of time with critical pts and am looking for

> a way to get work in Iraq. I have lots of trauma

> experience and work well in team environments. Have

> lots of rescue training and am comfortable in

> hazardous envirionments. Any info on how to get

> picked up by a company over there would be

> appreciated.

> Thanks

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

Paramedic Derrick Barcombe

International SOS Assistance Inc.

PIJV Rhamadi Oil Project

Basra, Iraq

[Guest guest]

Derrick,

thanks for the info. I put in my resume with them already, What is

regans last name and do you have any specific way of getting in

touch with him? Where is he located in the company?

Thanks

>

> > Hello,

> > My name is and I am a paramedic firefighter

> > in northern california. I have worked in both urban

> > and rural environments and have been a medic for

> > over 4 years now. I am looking for a way to expand

> > my horizons. I am 26 athletic and work best under

> > pressure. I am comfortable by myself for long

> > periods of time with critical pts and am looking for

> > a way to get work in Iraq. I have lots of trauma

> > experience and work well in team environments. Have

> > lots of rescue training and am comfortable in

> > hazardous envirionments. Any info on how to get

> > picked up by a company over there would be

> > appreciated.

> > Thanks

> >

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

> Paramedic Derrick Barcombe

> International SOS Assistance Inc.

> PIJV Rhamadi Oil Project

> Basra, Iraq

>

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

Welcome to the group. You will find this group very informative and helpful in

your endevours. I, too, am a firefighter paramedic from northern california (6

years Santa Cruz City) and I continue to compete in both the California

Firefighter Olympics and also the World Fire and Police Games, but have since

branched off into remote paramedic work and am presently in the Middle East

(Qatar). There is an extremely helpful site

http://home.maine.rr.com/lat/offshore.html

that should help guide you in the direction you seek.

Cale' Coelho

Rig Paramedic/H2S Specialist/Rescue Specialist

Ray <burnon720@...> wrote:

Hello,

My name is and I am a paramedic firefighter in northern california. I have

worked in both urban and rural environments and have been a medic for over 4

years now. I am looking for a way to expand my horizons. I am 26 athletic and

work best under pressure. I am comfortable by myself for long periods of time

with critical pts and am looking for a way to get work in Iraq. I have lots of

trauma experience and work well in team environments. Have lots of rescue

training and am comfortable in hazardous envirionments. Any info on how to get

picked up by a company over there would be appreciated.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

--- Ray <burnon720@...> wrote:

> Derrick,

> thanks for the info. I put in my resume with them already, What is

> regans last name and do you have any specific way of getting in

> touch with him? Where is he located in the company?

> Thanks

>

Now that's an outfit that paricularly bad at responding

would not cost much

In in th end IMHO it just makes them " look " unprofessional

And not trust worthy

The same week I was taking off for a ISOS job

The " centralised " HR dept is asking me if I want to work for them ! ?

All this

In my case plaid in the balance when I had to chose if I stayed with them

.... small things

Their is a lesson here

For me ?

Or for the employers out their ?

>

>

> >

> > > Hello,

> > > My name is and I am a paramedic firefighter

> > > in northern california. I have worked in both urban

> > > and rural environments and have been a medic for

> > > over 4 years now. I am looking for a way to expand

> > > my horizons. I am 26 athletic and work best under

> > > pressure. I am comfortable by myself for long

> > > periods of time with critical pts and am looking for

> > > a way to get work in Iraq. I have lots of trauma

> > > experience and work well in team environments. Have

> > > lots of rescue training and am comfortable in

> > > hazardous envirionments. Any info on how to get

> > > picked up by a company over there would be

> > > appreciated.

> > > Thanks

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > > removed]

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> > Paramedic Derrick Barcombe

> > International SOS Assistance Inc.

> > PIJV Rhamadi Oil Project

> > Basra, Iraq

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Dave,

Glad you are doing well despite your enzymes being so high. Were they able to figure out anything to explain it or give you any options? When is your next blood test to see if they are coming down?

Ally

On 10/27/06, Dave <d_k45050@...> wrote:

I was in the hospital last Sat and Sun, basically they are just watching my progress,as my Liver Enzymes were 6 times higher than they were two weeks ago. Doing well and hope all of you are too.PEACE,Dave

[Guest guest]

---\\ In Hepatitis C , " Dave " <d_k45050@...>

wrote:

>They really didn't say. I go back the 13 of Nov for blood test. They

just were curious weird.

> I was in the hospital last Sat and Sun, basically they are just

> watching my progress,as my Liver Enzymes were 6 times higher than

they

> were two weeks ago. Doing well and hope all of you are too.

> PEACE,

> Dave

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Dave,

Sorry to hear that you had a hospital stay, but glad to heaqr that you

are feeling better. I will keep you in my prayers!

>

> I was in the hospital last Sat and Sun, basically they are just

> watching my progress,as my Liver Enzymes were 6 times higher than they

> were two weeks ago. Doing well and hope all of you are too.

> PEACE,

> Dave

>

[Guest guest]

Dave,

Glad you are out of the hospital and doing well. Keep

us posted.

Take care,

Valarie

--- Dave <d_k45050@...> wrote:

> I was in the hospital last Sat and Sun, basically

> they are just

> watching my progress,as my Liver Enzymes were 6

> times higher than they

> were two weeks ago. Doing well and hope all of you

> are too.

> PEACE,

> Dave

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

>

> > I was in the hospital last Sat and Sun, basically

> > they are just

> > watching my progress,as my Liver Enzymes were 6

> > times higher than they

> > were two weeks ago. Doing well and hope all of you

> > are too.

> > PEACE,

> > Dave

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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