Re: Hello Everyone - and I mean everyone!

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WOW, wake up to 69 messages from this list and all I could do was laugh that it was 69.... (however I shall drag my mind out of the gutter... lol)

*smacks you with a feather!* LOL! A girl after my own heart! hehehe

anne: Got my path back and all the glucose levels are normal! HURRAY! But am still going to get a pricky test thing. How are you? Did crisco ever pay? Whats new in your world honey?

YAY!!!! about the glucose levels! You certainly don't need THAT along with everything else! LOL!

*great big hugs* to you and Gwydion for the beautiful Christmas card darlin', very much appreciated! My darling man still cannot fathom that there are people out in cyberspace who can form such special and lasting friendships without ever meeting face to face. Must admit I'm tickled pink too! <G>

The Chrisco saga was finally resolved with an abusive phone call and a threat to go to the media if they didn't cough up. They did. I won. The plebs SHALL inherit the earth! LOL!!!!! Thank you so much for all your love and concern, I shall never forget that.

My part of NSW is darned hot! Did you get any nasty thunderstorms yesterday or the day before? I was talking to my sister who lives at Bateau Bay (central coast) and she was saying that they might have been in for more bad storms. I wouldn't complain so much about the heat except that I can not handle all this humidity! It's a killer! <G>.

How are you doing darlin?? Stay well and happy

Love

anne

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Helen,

I just had to share....... I was opening up your Angelbear attachment as my 7 year old daughter strolled past. Normally she takes no notice of what's happening on mum's 'puter. This time she stopped, smile became grin, grin became giggle and she said "Ohhhh, isn't that PRETTY!!"

She's my li'l doll ;-)

anneI believe that friends are quiet angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly.

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thank you aisha, still working on the project. looks like an all nighter but wooo hoooo this time tomorrow will be over. alot of times i take tylenol PM so i can sleep.

asthma is fair, but still fighting the effects of being so sick last week. you are a luv to ask.

my mom talked to my grandma tonight. she has parkinsons. anyway her heart is acting up. they had to call the dr, put her on oxygen. blood pressure all over the map. i haven't seen her in a year. i guess i am kinda scared. i don't want her to die, especially before i get to see her. i haven't seen her in a year. i just feel like crying. i haven't been able to take my antidepressants because of working on the paper so that doesn't help.

clairsentient - i always wondered what it was called. sometimes i will be upset and sad for no reason. then i will find out later a friend of mine will have had a bad day and been crying or whatever. it is like i feel what they feel.

((((((((((((((((aisha))))))))))))))

thank you for listening

luv ya

char

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From: Aisha Elderwyn

Char:- Congratulations on your masters! Way to go babe!!! BTW I only sleep cause I take meds so I never feel like I've slept... hows your asthma doing honey?

#4:- *gentle hugs* certainly sounds like you have been in the wars hon? What you described as being able to read others feelings is called clairsentient - or empathic. I too am like this. Just make sure that you stop to ask yourself "Am I feeling this or am I picking up on how someone else is feeling." Will help you cope a little better. Dont blame yourself for others unhappiness either. Common thing us empathic types do. We feel there pain therefore feel responsible. You are not... Hope you are having a better day/night now sweety. When do you go in for your chest pains? And you can reach for my hand anytime cause its always here for you! But I dont dust...

*huge isha hugs to everyone*

Much much love to Everyone

Love Aisha

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Aisha wrote:an auto immune disease called sarcoidosis

(helps huh? lol)

Actually have heard of that. This was one of the

things they tested me for. When you have repeat

episodes of meningitis it can be a symptom of MS,

Lupus. Lou Gerigs, sarcoidodis, a cyst on the brain,

etc. etc. When they rule all that out, they call it

Mollaret's Meningitis which is another term for " we

don't have a clue. "

Yes, today was better. Finally got the little one's

medicine and he isn't coughing near as much tonight.

Need to go to bed here soon. I'm tired now but as soon

as the head hits the pillow..wide awake. Another side

effect I have, insomnia. I usually average about 4-5

hours a night. A good nights sleep is six. Oh well.

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searching for Deborah

dob 1/14/57 in nna, Fl

Relinquished in Chicago, 1961

brother and 5 other siblings searching

Half-sib found 1-16-00!

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At 02:48 PM 12/13/2000 +1100, you wrote:

:- white chocolate icecream?

Where is ours? OMG you do sound regular 28 days! WOW... when do you get

into the guiness book of records? Surely #182 stones must get you an

honourary mention? Sorry the bleeding is back, and I hope the pain level

subsides. Icecream will help pain you know - therapeutic. Perhaps PMS

pills would work better *grins* BTW I haven't read it yet but laughed at

the subject Woman bites off a little more than she can chew... knew it

could only be from you!

Aisha,

I promised I'd save Nery some Godiva Ice Cream....so I'll

save you some to. You just have to come and get it. As for

the record....well my urologist thinks I've got a record, but I've read

about a couple people online, who even have me beat. That's a

record I'd prefer not even to attempt to beat anyone at. I think

the article on " Woman bites off more than she can chew. " is

gone. There are some other links to the same story, but none

as good as the first.

Here's an abbreviated version of the story:

Thursday, December 7 2:26 AM SGT

Woman bit off friend's husband's testicle, British

court told

NEWCASTLE, Dec 6 (AFP) -

A mother of two admitted Wednesday to biting off her best friend's

husband's testicle after a night out erupted into violence, although the

injured man did not realise at the time.

The court in Newcastle upon Tyne, northeast England, was told the trouble

flared after the two women returned home after a night out to their

husbands, who had been babysitting.

Carr, 32, leapt to the defence of her friend Hutchinson

when the latter's husband Neil began attacking her.

Neil Hutchinson then fought with Carr, sitting on her.

The court was told Carr began biting her attacker " in order to get

him off her. "

" The defendant was not aware that she had bitten his testicle until

after the incident, " prosecutor Duffield said.

It was only after police arrived at the house in Gateshead, near

Newcastle, that the missing testicle was discovered under a picture frame

in the sitting room.

Carr was originally charged with wounding with intent but that was

reduced to affray, which she admitted.

The hearing was adjourned until January 8 for sentencing.

Speaking after Wednesday's court case, Hutchinson said her husband

had not realised how seriously he had been injured.

She said they had been married only three weeks when the incident

happened on October last year but were now divorced.

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Helen and the Snow people:- Have you all survived???? How are you all doing??

###### Survived storm # 1, lost power for four hours that night. Today we are having storm # 2!!! Around six inches of snow so far... It's better than the ice!!!!!! Storm #3 and #4 are do in on Sunday and Tues they just said on the weather channel!!!!!

How are you doing Ms. Aisha???? Holidays have youu down? Now what can we all do to raise our spirits? Dorie sent some very good sites to go to.. Christmas songs???? A good cry!!!!!! That's the one I will pick! After I get done feeling sorry for myself, I will pick myself up and do things I shouldn't, but the love I will get back from the little ones and seeing their sparkly eyes when trying to help make those cookies or whatever will be worth whatever pain has to be endured!! I sit to do a lot of the baking now a days, just cannot stand that long any more.. I'm going to try and get a batch of fudge made, sugar cookies and butter cookies. Have got to pop some popcorn to string for the animals outside. The girls like to do that. Oh yeh, have got to make the magical food for the reindeer, so when they come to our home they ha!

ve a treat too!!! If we keep busy we don't have time to think! At least I don't, can't do more than one thing at a time, that would take memory and mine is a couple of Quarts low!!!!!! : )

Here's a kiss to all that need one this holiday season!!! (attachment)

Lots and Lots of Love

Helen

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> :- honey how is little Jai? *butterfly kisses* I hope he is

not in as much agony and that someone gets a clue and quick!!! Have

you started on that med from Dwyer yet? BTW a MSU is mid stream urine

test that gets cultured etc. Sounds like what they did a few days ago

for Jai - everything you describe sounds like a UTI (except the rash?)

Hi Aish, Jai is much the same, all the tests came back neg, and the

biopsy came up nonspecific, surprise surprise, I sure will think

twice about letting them at him with a scalpel again, as first the

circumsicion, and now the biopsy were useless and painful exercises.

Nope I havent started the med from Dwyer, can you tell this hippie

chick doesnt like putting anything in her body that is not natural???

LOL, I keep forgetting, then when you remind me I wonder if I am

forgetting " accidently on purpose " I seem to have a mental block

about taking it. Now if he had given me a tincture of euchinacea and

ground up black bats, then I would probably use it with gusto, I am

sure!!!! Seem to be rather passive-aggressive about the meds. I will

take them though, truly *sly grin* I DO have the best intentions!!

It doesnt really sound totally like a UTI, apart from the urinary

probs and temp. Im not sure that I mentioned that in NZ, just before

his first major flare, he had a bad bout of diarrhoea, with lots of

blood (blood for one day) then the rash and all the other symptoms

came on, so they are considering that he has a reactive arthritis. It

is systemic whatever it is, he gets so lethargic, I have to carry him

a lot, whenever we go anywhere, as he has nowhere near the stamina he

should. He weighs something like 18 kilos, so it is no mean feat to

carry him, let me tell you!!! He is fucking up my back and neck no

end. However, it is too humiliating for him to use a pram at 4 1/2,

he considers himself too big, however he falls asleep everywhere.

Also, he has hairloss, mouth ulcers, the skin rashes, (sometimes it

looks like measles, fine and pink and grainy, other times, it is red

spots like chicken pox) sore legs and arms (joints??, not sure yet)

he has a popliteal cyst, which presents more often in people who will

get arthritis. Sore tummy, runny bottom, urinary stricture (mucus

membranes affected??) red rimmed eyes, mild anaemia, ana 80,

transient pink hard cyst like lumps on joints - fingers, toes, knees,

ankles) Think that is it, sure I could think of more if I tried. The

urinary cultures all came back normal. Dont think all the results are

in yet, as they said that some would take two weeks, it has only been

one so far. Will keep you posted!

>Tegretol is an antiseizure medication. Used for epileptics,

myoclonics, neuralgia etc. Its the most common pain/seizure control

med used. Unfortunately I started on a high dose a few years back and

OD'ed but will be starting on small dose this time around (notice I

said " will be " as I am still putting it off lol)

***This sounds nasty, what happened to you when you OD'd? *hug* It is

scary to be taking it again, isnt there anything else they can give

you instead?

LOL, you are putting it off? Huh, well I will stop feeling guilty

then for not taking my meds LMAO!

Are you taking this for the seizures? If so, how often do you have

them, are they tonic clonic?

Thanks for asking about Jai, they want to put him in hospital for

obs. and testing when his symptoms flare up badly, the last week he

hasnt been so bad. I am not sure I will let them, yet!

Love ya

:-)