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For your information everyone, take note

Keep safe

Andre

(From: BBC, 20 January,

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/4189897.stm)

Man dies after ambulance attack

A man has died after being attacked by a gang while he was treated in the

back of an ambulance.

The victim had been injured during a fight involving about 20 youths armed

with baseball bats and a knife in Bounds Green Road, north London.

He suffered a head injury and was in the back of the ambulance when several

youths climbed in and assaulted him on Tuesday evening.

Three men were arrested and are being questioned by officers.

The ambulance worker did not suffer serious injuries and was able to treat

the victim and call the police.

The victim, believed to be aged 26, was taken to hospital, where police

said he died at 2230 GMT on Wednesday.

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[Guest guest]

I believe cp = " close protective " in terms of the context in which it is used.

:-)

[Guest guest]

I would insist on having the ep

interrogate the device to see what its doing. If its not affecting them

its easy for them to not be concerned. If it has you worried and feeling “not

right” then that’s enough of a reason to interrogate.

Hope they straighten it out for you

you came thru replacement like a champ and we are all proud of

you. Now u be the squeaky wheel.

Gentle huggz,

Debbie

From:

simplyshawn@... [mailto:simplyshawn@...]

Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005

10:01 AM

Subject: question

Hello everyone! Been kinda shaky lately...need a

little help. As you all know, last week (Monday) I had my device changed

out. Everything went well during the procedure and for the first few days

afterwards. Now for the last 4 or 5 days I have been experiencing some

unusual symptoms...not sleeping well, real shaky and it feels as though my

heart is " trembling. " I know what pvc's feel like, and I

am super-sensitive to how my heart is beating.

I called the Doc, of course, and the nurse said that my new device paces

differently than my old one (which paced me 99.9% of the time). I do not

like the way I'm feeling...it almost feels like nerves...although things are

relatively calm in my life at the moment.

Has anyone experienced this feeling--any suggestions?

Hope this finds you all doing well--

" Have a heart that never hardens, a temper that never tires, and a touch

that never hurts. "

-- Dickens

Please

visit the Zapper homepage at

http://www.ZapLife.org

[Guest guest]

hi shawn,,,

WHAT DEBBIE SAID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

bob in missippi

The hell with the Supreme Court

" " " IN GOD WE TRUST " " "

[Guest guest]

ask the tech that interrogated your unit if she or he adjusted it to make the battery last longer

they did that to me once and i felt the same way you are feeling ..the tech said i shouldent even notice it i complained untill tey setbit back the way it wasi was in the ER last week

when it wen off twice in 15 minutes and damed if she didnt do it again..sometimes its a

constant argument and they say i should be more complyant some times there not very nice

but you have to keep after them

Fred (frdmwon)

debra j cruz <her_timid_heart@...> wrote:

I would insist on having the ep interrogate the device to see what its doing. If its not affecting them its easy for them to not be concerned. If it has you worried and feeling “not right” then that’s enough of a reason to interrogate.

Hope they straighten it out for you you came thru replacement like a champ and we are all proud of you. Now u be the squeaky wheel.

Gentle huggz,

Debbie

From: simplyshawn@... [mailto:simplyshawn@...] Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 10:01 AM Subject: question

Hello everyone! Been kinda shaky lately...need a little help. As you all know, last week (Monday) I had my device changed out. Everything went well during the procedure and for the first few days afterwards. Now for the last 4 or 5 days I have been experiencing some unusual symptoms...not sleeping well, real shaky and it feels as though my heart is "trembling." I know what pvc's feel like, and I am super-sensitive to how my heart is beating. I called the Doc, of course, and the nurse said that my new device paces differently than my old one (which paced me 99.9% of the time). I do not like the way I'm feeling...it almost feels like nerves...although things are relatively calm in my life at the moment.Has anyone experienced this

feeling--any suggestions? Hope this finds you all doing well-- "Have a heart that never hardens, a temper that never tires, and a touch that never hurts."-- Dickens Please visit the Zapper homepage athttp://www.ZapLife.org Please visit the Zapper homepage athttp://www.ZapLife.org __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

- I agree with Fred. When I got my replacement device, I experienced the same thing as you did. The EP said it was a trade off between battery life and overdrive pacing. The first ICD only lasted 3 years because it paced 99% of the time (I have chronic bigeminy and frequent v-tachs). The replacement was adjusted to pace less but last longer. He said if it makes me uncomfortable he would adjust it. My doc is very accommodating because his focus is on the patient so I decided not to adjust the settings. The heart does feel more "trembly" than before but the EP assured me that it was benign. Also, on the last visit, he said that it looks like I won't need that heart transplant any time soon. Great news! I prefer keeping my own.

Mike

RE: question

ask the tech that interrogated your unit if she or he adjusted it to make the battery last longer

they did that to me once and i felt the same way you are feeling ..the tech said i shouldent even notice it i complained untill tey setbit back the way it wasi was in the ER last week

when it wen off twice in 15 minutes and damed if she didnt do it again..sometimes its a

constant argument and they say i should be more complyant some times there not very nice

but you have to keep after them

Fred (frdmwon)

debra j cruz <her_timid_heart@...> wrote:

I would insist on having the ep interrogate the device to see what its doing. If its not affecting them its easy for them to not be concerned. If it has you worried and feeling “not right” then that’s enough of a reason to interrogate.

Hope they straighten it out for you you came thru replacement like a champ and we are all proud of you. Now u be the squeaky wheel.

Gentle huggz,

Debbie

From: simplyshawn@... [mailto:simplyshawn@...] Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 10:01 AM Subject: question

Hello everyone! Been kinda shaky lately...need a little help. As you all know, last week (Monday) I had my device changed out. Everything went well during the procedure and for the first few days afterwards. Now for the last 4 or 5 days I have been experiencing some unusual symptoms...not sleeping well, real shaky and it feels as though my heart is "trembling." I know what pvc's feel like, and I am super-sensitive to how my heart is beating. I called the Doc, of course, and the nurse said that my new device paces differently than my old one (which paced me 99.9% of the time). I do not like the way I'm feeling...it almost feels like nerves...although things are relatively calm in my life at the moment.Has anyone experienced this feeling--any suggestions? Hope this finds you all doing well-- "Have a heart that never hardens, a temper that never tires, and a touch that never hurts."-- Dickens Please visit the Zapper homepage athttp://www.ZapLife.org Please visit the Zapper homepage athttp://www.ZapLife.org

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[Guest guest]

Mike,

That is great news!!!! I'm sure the longer the better for you,

Also, on the last visit, he said that it looks like I won't need that heart transplant any time soon. Great news! I prefer keeping my own.

Mike

M in CA

[Guest guest]

Thanks, and . The doc says to get more exercise so I go out walking a lot--at the beach, at a local college, visit art galleries and museums. In addition to the exercise, I also get some fresh air, some sun (when it breaks through the clouds).

Re: question

Mike,

That is great news!!!! I'm sure the longer the better for you,

Also, on the last visit, he said that it looks like I won't need that heart transplant any time soon. Great news! I prefer keeping my own.

Mike

M in CAPlease visit the Zapper homepage athttp://www.ZapLife.org

[Guest guest]

Well, coming to the Portland metro area may not do anything for you if your looking for an "easier life." The number of DC's per capita is second only to san francisco I believe and the prices of homes are getting way out of hand. (Partially being driven up by californians cashing in on their homes down there and then moving here to live the "easy life". making it hard for people just starting out here to make it.

Climate: Rain, Rain, Rain, Clouds, Rain and Rain .....................................

Good cities? They are all good. Not too many with 100k or above though, but population doesn't tell the story.

Also, you would have to go through oregon licensure, which includes more courses on Minor surgery, Proctology and OBGYN, before you can take the state test. Have you changed your mind yet?

Sounds like you may need to research a bit more. After 20 years in the Bay, it would be a shock up here if you were'nt prepared and well versed on what you would be getting yourself and your family into.

I don't want to sound too negative here, but want to be realistic. The Buzz down there is "Lets cash in and move to Oregon". What I don't understand, is why they just don't move to northern california, Eureka, Humbolt county, Chico etc. etc. Cheaper realstate etc.

Now, I've wasted way too much time on a Californian haven't I? LOL!!

Hope this helps,

Dr. ph Medlin DC

1627 NE Alberta st. STE6

Portland, OR, 97211

Question

Hi,

I'm a DC in the SF Bay Area and after 20 years, my wife and I are about to sell the practice and relocate. We'd like an easier life, the Bay area is just too expensive and too crazy.

My questions?

Whats the climate like for a DC in Oregon?

Any good cities or towns in the 100K..maybe above?

I know that any place on the map can use another Dc, we certainly don't have enough of us seeing enough people.

Thanks for any info you can give.

Gene , D.C,OregonDCs rules:1. Keep correspondence professional; the purpose of the listserve is to foster communication and collegiality. No personal attacks on listserve members will be tolerated.2. Always sign your e-mails with your first and last name.3. The listserve is not secure; your e-mail could end up anywhere. However, it is against the rules of the listserve to copy, print, forward, or otherwise distribute correspondence written by another member without his or her consent, unless all personal identifiers have been removed.

[Guest guest]

Gene,

Keep in mind that not even 10% of the population uses chiropractic. If

we educate that other 90% about the benefits of chiropractic we would

all have a waiting list.

Why is it that two DCs can open in the same town and one is madly

successful and the other is hardly able to make ends meet. There will

be plenty of people that tell you that you can't make it here, but my

advice to you would be not listen.

I know a DC that did the same thing you're thinking about. Moved his

practice to Oregon from California. He heard all the horror stories

about how bad things are here. In a short time his has built a

successful practice.

The first thing you need to decide is where you want to be. The second

thing you do is go there. No matter how successful you are, you will

not be happy if you don't like where you live. I speak from

experience, I lived in Dallas, TX for a year (too long). There are a

lot of DCs treating hundreds of patients a week in Dallas, but I

couldn't do it.

If you have any more questions feel free to contact me by phone : (503)

320-4318

Best of Luck,

On Mar 31, 2005, at 10:22 AM, deadmed wrote:

> Well, coming to the Portland metro area may not do anything for you if

> your looking for an  " easier life. "   The number of DC's per capita is

> second only to san francisco I believe and the prices of homes are

> getting way out of hand. (Partially being driven up by californians

> cashing in on their homes down there and then moving here to live the

> " easy life " . making it hard for people just starting out here to make

> it.

> Climate: Rain, Rain, Rain, Clouds, Rain and Rain

> .....................................

> Good cities? They are all good.  Not too many with 100k or above

> though, but population doesn't tell the story.

> Also, you would have to go through oregon licensure, which includes

> more courses on Minor surgery, Proctology and OBGYN, before you can

> take the state test.  Have you changed your mind yet?

>  

> Sounds like you may need to research a bit more. After 20 years in the

> Bay, it would be a shock up here if you were'nt prepared and well

> versed on what you would be getting yourself and your family into.

>  

> I don't want to sound too negative here, but want to be realistic. 

> The Buzz down there is " Lets cash in and move to Oregon " . What I don't

> understand, is why they just don't move to northern california,

> Eureka, Humbolt county, Chico etc. etc. Cheaper realstate etc.

>  

> Now, I've wasted way too much time on a Californian haven't I? LOL!!

> Hope this helps,

>  

> Dr. ph Medlin DC

> 1627 NE Alberta st. STE6

> Portland, OR, 97211

> Question

>

> Hi,

>  

> I'm a DC in the SF Bay Area and after 20 years, my wife and I are

> about to sell the practice and relocate. We'd like an easier life, the

> Bay area is just too expensive and too crazy.

>  

> My questions?

>  

> Whats the climate like for a DC in Oregon?

> Any good cities or towns in the 100K..maybe above?

>  

> I know that any place on the map can use another Dc, we certainly

> don't have enough of us seeing enough people.

>  

> Thanks for any info you can give.

>  

>  

> Gene , D.C,

>

>

> OregonDCs rules:

> 1. Keep correspondence professional; the purpose of the listserve is

> to foster communication and collegiality. No personal attacks on

> listserve members will be tolerated.

> 2. Always sign your e-mails with your first and last name.

> 3. The listserve is not secure; your e-mail could end up anywhere.

> However, it is against the rules of the listserve to copy, print,

> forward, or otherwise distribute correspondence written by another

> member without his or her consent, unless all personal identifiers

> have been removed.

>

>

>

>

> OregonDCs rules:

> 1. Keep correspondence professional; the purpose of the listserve is

> to foster communication and collegiality. No personal attacks on

> listserve members will be tolerated.

> 2. Always sign your e-mails with your first and last name.

> 3. The listserve is not secure; your e-mail could end up anywhere.

> However, it is against the rules of the listserve to copy, print,

> forward, or otherwise distribute correspondence written by another

> member without his or her consent, unless all personal identifiers

> have been removed.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Gene;

Boy, I have to agree with you. I wouldn't locate here either after

reading those posts.

OOPS, I was born and raised here so this was not a choice. I love it

here, we have great springs and most summers are great weather if you

like it nice and warm. It does rain here, but how else would we have

the beautiful green forrests and grassy look? Beats the brown of

southern California and the SW USA. Don't you think?

I have raised 3 children in Albany, and all of them turned out great I

think. Great state to raise your kids.

No matter where you go you will have to struggle a bit to get started,

but if you have a good mental outlook, Oregon, yes even Oregon, can be

a great place to practice. Welcome!!

Grice, DC

Albany, OR

[Guest guest]

A big AMEN to that Ron...I wouldn't want to live anywhere else, even if it meant

more money.

Holzapfel, DC

Albany, OR.

[Guest guest]

Hello

Tommy DS is in 4th grade. He goes to the regular class and also special ed.

Every year they have a play called the Wizard of Oz and his regular 4th grade

class goes there on a field trip. I have gone with Tommy every year and its a

fight. He hates it. The teacher told me if I didn't think Tommy would enjoy

it or won't to go I could keep him home that day. My question is would it be

wrong for me to keep him home or should I send him with the other 4 th

graders who probably don't like it either but are having to go. Should I single

him

out like that. He doesn't like it because its really loud. Please let me

know what you think.

Thanks

Kennedy mom to Tommy age 11

[Guest guest]

Hello

Tommy DS is in 4th grade. He goes to the regular class and also special ed.

Every year they have a play called the Wizard of Oz and his regular 4th grade

class goes there on a field trip. I have gone with Tommy every year and its a

fight. He hates it. The teacher told me if I didn't think Tommy would enjoy

it or won't to go I could keep him home that day. My question is would it be

wrong for me to keep him home or should I send him with the other 4 th

graders who probably don't like it either but are having to go. Should I single

him

out like that. He doesn't like it because its really loud. Please let me

know what you think.

Thanks

Kennedy mom to Tommy age 11

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I would say this is one of these times which is about you -

if it suits you and you are happy to have Tommy home keep him home

if you don't agree with him being home or you have something else send

him - after all it is a school excursion and it is the teachers job to care

for Tommy. the teacher is thinking about herself when suggesting you may

like to keep him home.

Keep smiling

Jan, mother of Trent 20yo w/DS from the LandDownUnder

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I would say this is one of these times which is about you -

if it suits you and you are happy to have Tommy home keep him home

if you don't agree with him being home or you have something else send

him - after all it is a school excursion and it is the teachers job to care

for Tommy. the teacher is thinking about herself when suggesting you may

like to keep him home.

Keep smiling

Jan, mother of Trent 20yo w/DS from the LandDownUnder

[Guest guest]

(is your middle name also Sue? - if so, it's a great name, huh?)

If Tommy does not do well, then he should not go to the play, but he

shouldn't be kept home, either. I would ask the school what they have in

place for him that day when his NDA peers are on the fieldtrip.

If Tommy had gone before and doesn't enjoy it due to noise, ear plugs may

help- or even a DVD or CD player with headphones. This is a call you'll

have to make - but the school should have another option to meet his needs.

Re: Question

> Hello

> Tommy DS is in 4th grade. He goes to the regular class and also special

ed.

> Every year they have a play called the Wizard of Oz and his regular 4th

grade

> class goes there on a field trip. I have gone with Tommy every year and

its a

> fight. He hates it. The teacher told me if I didn't think Tommy would

enjoy

> it or won't to go I could keep him home that day. My question is would it

be

> wrong for me to keep him home or should I send him with the other 4 th

> graders who probably don't like it either but are having to go. Should I

single him

> out like that. He doesn't like it because its really loud. Please let me

> know what you think.

> Thanks

> Kennedy mom to Tommy age 11

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'd say if Tommy hates it, why put him through it? But why keep him home? When

schools have holiday parties that not all families participate in, they find

alternative activities for them. Why can't they find something for him to do at

school that day?

Di

Re: Question

Hi ,

I would say this is one of these times which is about you -

if it suits you and you are happy to have Tommy home keep him home

if you don't agree with him being home or you have something else send

him - after all it is a school excursion and it is the teachers job to care

for Tommy. the teacher is thinking about herself when suggesting you may

like to keep him home.

Keep smiling

Jan, mother of Trent 20yo w/DS from the LandDownUnder

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[Guest guest]

I'd say if Tommy hates it, why put him through it? But why keep him home? When

schools have holiday parties that not all families participate in, they find

alternative activities for them. Why can't they find something for him to do at

school that day?

Di

Re: Question

Hi ,

I would say this is one of these times which is about you -

if it suits you and you are happy to have Tommy home keep him home

if you don't agree with him being home or you have something else send

him - after all it is a school excursion and it is the teachers job to care

for Tommy. the teacher is thinking about herself when suggesting you may

like to keep him home.

Keep smiling

Jan, mother of Trent 20yo w/DS from the LandDownUnder

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[Guest guest]

Oh, , I'm sorry. I had shingles in 6th grade. I was struggling at a new

school and under a lot of stress, too. Mine appeared on just under my shoulder

blade, where my bra hit. There was pain and itching, I remember that. I was

out of school for 2 full weeks, and got B12 shots every day (I'm not sure what

that was for, but looking back, it seems like a good idea.) It finally ran its

course. The doctor who delivered me prescribed the B12. He was a good doctor

who looked for natural remedies if possible.

I hope you're feeling better soon.

Melinda )

question

Hi everyone,

I have a question. Have any of you ever had shingles before? I'm not sure I

have them as I have not been to a dr. but am pretty sure due to some stress

I have been under. I just don't know the best way to treat them and hat to

have to go to a dr if they can be treated some other way. Any help would be

greatly appreciated. They have chosen to apprear on my right cheek (and I

don't mean face) LOL!!! and I can hardly sit down or lay down they hurt so

bad.

By the way I did 60 LL breaths today.

Love,

[Guest guest]

C

Hope you feel better soon. no Fun

Especially being under alot of stress

Blessings

R

question

Hi everyone,

I have a question. Have any of you ever had shingles before? I'm not sure I

have them as I have not been to a dr. but am pretty sure due to some stress

I have been under. I just don't know the best way to treat them and hat to

have to go to a dr if they can be treated some other way. Any help would be

greatly appreciated. They have chosen to apprear on my right cheek (and I

don't mean face) LOL!!! and I can hardly sit down or lay down they hurt so

bad.

By the way I did 60 LL breaths today.

Love,

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I don't know anything about shingles, but I will look into it.

I'll be praying for you!

Good girl for getting in your 60 LL breaths!!!!!

Love ya!!!

Liz

----

Hi everyone,

I have a question. Have any of you ever had shingles before? I'm not sure I

have them as I have not been to a dr. but am pretty sure due to some stress

I have been under. I just don't know the best way to treat them and hat to

have to go to a dr if they can be treated some other way. Any help would be

greatly appreciated. They have chosen to apprear on my right cheek (and I

don't mean face) LOL!!! and I can hardly sit down or lay down they hurt so

bad.

By the way I did 60 LL breaths today.

Love,

[Guest guest]

I am so sorry , I have heard they are very painful. I will be

praying for you! Love, Connie

Re: question

Hi ,

I don't know anything about shingles, but I will look into it.

I'll be praying for you!

Good girl for getting in your 60 LL breaths!!!!!

Love ya!!!

Liz

----

Hi everyone,

I have a question. Have any of you ever had shingles before? I'm not

sure I

have them as I have not been to a dr. but am pretty sure due to some

stress

I have been under. I just don't know the best way to treat them and hat

to

have to go to a dr if they can be treated some other way. Any help would

be

greatly appreciated. They have chosen to apprear on my right cheek (and

I

don't mean face) LOL!!! and I can hardly sit down or lay down they hurt

so

bad.

By the way I did 60 LL breaths today.

Love,

What can changing the way you breathe do for you? Everything!

See why tens of thousands agree, Life Lift is the best!

http://www.oxygenzoo.com

_____

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

For what it's worth -- both my mother and husband have had shingles -- both went

to the doctor -- and nothing but time seemed to have helped....

Though if it happened now, I think I would try patting on some of the

comfrey/aloe gel -- it just might help. Someone else mentioned B-12 -- can't

possibly hurt, and maybe also put some on topically....

Mom had them across her chest/back -- couldn't wear underclothing for a few

weeks -- I made her some very loose spandex (i.e., super-stretchy) long dresses

with no seams that hit the affected areas -- that's all she could wear. My

husband had shingles on one hand -- came close to driving him crazy -- but the

doctor was of no help.

Neither my mother nor my husband were under any undue stress -- at least nothing

that they were aware of -- at the time they got shingles!

I'll send on anything my husband may have to add -- he's not answering his email

right now....

Bonnie

question

Hi everyone,

I have a question. Have any of you ever had shingles before? I'm not sure I

have them as I have not been to a dr. but am pretty sure due to some stress

I have been under. I just don't know the best way to treat them and hat to

have to go to a dr if they can be treated some other way. Any help would be

greatly appreciated. They have chosen to apprear on my right cheek (and I

don't mean face) LOL!!! and I can hardly sit down or lay down they hurt so

bad.

By the way I did 60 LL breaths today.

Love,