Guest guest Posted November 17, 1999 Report Share Posted November 17, 1999 Don, It was a real eye opener to find out what prednisone had done!! It is a wicked drug. I have had my glasses changed once already and am now having trouble seeing with them in just two months.But, I guess that is better than a liver that does not function. Maybe I should have a sex change, then the " hairy " problem will go away!!!! LOL Ginger AIH Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 1999 Report Share Posted November 17, 1999 Hey, Guys, There is a site with a lot of insight to getting SSDI. It lists the top forty illnesses that the SS usually OK's first time out. My computer crashed a few weeks ago and I lost all of the good sites that I had found. I am still waiting for my answer from SSDI and SSI. I called yesterday and was told my case was still before the review board in Florida. They told me to call back after Thanksgiving. Everyone please pray that it comes thru. I had a yard sale last weekend to raise funds for this month. Several of my friends came over and pulled things out from closets and drawers and Lord only knows from where else!! I am a true " pack-rat. " On Saturday, two friends came at a.m. and put everything outside and ran the sale. At the end of the day, I was totally whipped, but we made $6oo. Can you believe that. I say it was only the Hand of Jesus! I was not aware that there is a six month waiting period after you are approved. What a bummer! I thought I would start getting checks soon. I will just deal with this one day at a time. One hour at a time, if I have to. You Guys help me cope more than you will ever know. I had never used a computer until July of this year. I bought a used one and a fried gave me an old printer. It works and that is all that matters. It led me to this group of wonderful people. I never learned to type. I am trying to teach myself now. Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks. I never would have believed that I could use this computer!! Everyone, hang in there! We will all get thru this one day at a time together. Each of you is in my prayers. Bless you, Ginger AIH Florida Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 1999 Report Share Posted November 17, 1999 Ginger: The six month waiting period starts the day you are declared disable. It usual takes four months to go through the system. Mind took 2 1/2 months. So when was the day you were declared disable? Count six months and then one more month because they pay a month behind. February is paid in March etc. Sue AIH Wisconsin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 1999 Report Share Posted November 17, 1999 Ginger, I started to learn on computers in late August when my sweet sister in law gave me this laptop. Then a wonderfull friend who is also a computer wizard helps me with the tech side, he then gave me a printer. Now I am getting so hooked on this computer I can't stop. Gayle Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 1999 Report Share Posted November 18, 1999 Ginger, My Opthalmologist doesn't like to change rx's for people on pred because it can change so quickly. Don > Re: [ ] Digest Number 451 > > > From: GEHUD119@... > > Don, > It was a real eye opener to find out what prednisone had done!! > It is a wicked drug. I have had my glasses changed once already > and am now > having trouble seeing with them in just two months.But, I guess that is > better than a liver that does not function. > Maybe I should have a sex change, then the " hairy " problem will > go away!!!! > LOL > Ginger AIH > > > Please support the American Liver Foundation! > > 1.) To subscribe send e-mail to -subscribeonelist > 2.) To UNsubscribe send to -unsubscribeonelist > 3.) Digest e-mail format send to -digestonelist > 4.) Normal e-mail format send to -normalonelist > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 22, 1999 Report Share Posted November 22, 1999 Hello, Is it possible for Carol to explain to me the Cheney experience using oxygen? She can email me at oahuwah@... thanks sandee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 17, 2000 Report Share Posted February 17, 2000 Dear , I joined this group about a month ago and spent a few days reading past postings. There is a tremendous amount of information to be shared with other PA sufferers. I agree with your comment, however, that the " personal " postings are beginning to out number the " informational " postings and, to be truthful, I just don't have the time to read 25 e-mails each day half of which are discussing bands of body noises and funny personal stories. These postings have their place and I believe there are members of this group that would miss these postings if they are eliminated, I cannot say I am one of them. I have a suggestion that might allow us to have both the personal and informational postings without putting too much extra stress on those who work so hard to make this e-mail list work: How about dividing the individual e-mails into two separate groups. Those that are questions and answers of pure medical interest posted under one subject heading (ie: medical questions) and another subject heading for the pure " social " e-mails (ie: personal notes). We would each receive two postings each day and those of us that do not have the time to read through all of the messages to glean a medical fact here and there could just read the medical heading and those who want the social interaction can read both. Is this a possibility? You have done a superb job but, I agree, things are starting to get out of hand. Thanks for all your help. Barry Schneider Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2000 Report Share Posted August 8, 2000 Are you sure all of the lecithin is destroyed during hard boiling? Dr. Bernard Jensen recommended poached and hard boiled eggs in order to preserve the lecithin. He was my only source. So he may be wrong. Digest Number 451 > <<<i'm allowed to eat eggs, i might have them once a week!>>> > > If you hard boil or poach your eggs you preserve lecithin in the egg white. > Lecithin is known to lower colesterol. When you fry the egg you destroy the > lecithin. > > > > FYI: > > Lecithin is found in the egg yolk, not the whites. Hard boiling and poaching > is counter productive as lecithin is destroyed in high heat (frying and > scrambling also destroy lecithin). If you eat eggs, soft boiled is best to > obtain the benefits of this nutrient. > > Guy > > > > Send blank message to candidiasis-unsubscribeonelist if you want to UNSUBSCRIBE ! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2001 Report Share Posted February 13, 2001 Hi all We just started using Errorless learning. The consultant is a little resistant to it, and the therpaists think it is stupid. Can anyone summarize pros and cons for me? We have a team meeting on Wednesday, and I want to be able to share this. THANKS A BUNCH!!! Jayme (previous therapist for my AMAZING AZ boys, 2 8 yr olds and 3 4 yr olds...current therapist for 2 wonderful just turned 3 yr olds in WA State) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2001 Report Share Posted April 26, 2001 In a message dated 4/26/01 11:22:25 AM Eastern Daylight Time, writes: > , it just makes me wonder > and maybe worry that I'm really missing some medical issue with him. > Please > don't think I'm an idiot, it's just everytime I read all our e-mails for > this > Relax, enjoy what is this moment. Sheila had open heart surgery at 6 months and then sinus infections most of the winter for the next two years, but nothing else that we knew of until the age of 7, then again about 2 years ago. During the time she was relatively healthy I just enjoyed her current health state. For me, I've learned not to worry unless there are easily recognized symptoms. nancy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2001 Report Share Posted August 15, 2001 Geez, I may never left anything again. I have a 10 pound limit for 6 weeks from the hernia surgery that's on for another 3 weeks. Guess I'll be giving up golf for the duration of the season here. I do appreciate the info. I had zippo problems 20 years ago with breast reduction surgery, 8 pounds removed, drains in for a few hours only. Thanks again, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2005 Report Share Posted July 27, 2005 I know that kombucha cannot touch metal because it becomes toxic. But I have a metal retainer permanently in my mouth on my lower teeth. Do you think it's safe to drink Kombucha when there is metal in my mouth. Any advice would be great. kombucha tea wrote:There are 25 messages in this issue. Topics in this digest: 1. Re: OT: Seaweed tea/ From: " mettaohana " 2. Re: Kombucha in Japanese?/ From: " mettaohana " 3. Re: Re: OT: Seaweed tea/ From: " (in Belgium) " 4. Need a scoby in NYC From: Swirl792@... 5. Re: Re: OT: Seaweed tea/ From: " kwawracz " 6. Re: Re: OT: Seaweed tea/ From: " (in Belgium) " 7. Re: Digest Number 450 From: kat w 8. Re: Kathy/vinegar advice From: Margret Pegg 9. Re: Suave Nturals Deodorants aren't NATURAL. From: prairiegirly@... 10. Bush hits panic button on CAFTA--calls special GOP meeting----WE need to Take ACTION From: " Tara " 11. Re: Suave Nturals Deodorants aren't NATURAL. From: " Jane " 12. Re: TroubleShooting ... From: " Nora Brown " 13. Tea From: " Pat " 14. Natural From: " Pat " 15. Re: Re: Suave Nturals Deodorants aren't NATURAL. From: hirapr@... 16. Re: Need a scoby in NYC From: hirapr@... 17. Re: Digest Number 449/Why Mold? From: " Ariel " 18. Consuming yeast From: " Ariel " 19. No more gray.... From: " Jane " 20. Re: Consuming yeast From: Margret Pegg 21. Re: Need a scoby in NYC From: MarkGreen@... 22. Trying to get tea with the fizz From: MarkGreen@... 23. Re: Trying to get tea with the fizz From: Margret Pegg 24. fermenting From: " " 25. Re: Bush hits panic button on CAFTA--calls special GOP meeting----WE need to Take ACTION From: " CM Ross " ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 1 Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 12:39:51 -0000 From: " mettaohana " Subject: Re: OT: Seaweed tea/ Hi Margret, and all, I'm Margret's Japanese friend from Ireland, joined here just recently and very glad to be part of this group. " (in Belgium) " wrote: > Hello Margret, > Could you please ask to your Japanese friend how to make the seaweed > tea? I like to eat seaweeds and maybe I'd like this tea. I haven't met or heard anybody make their own kombucha, the seaweed tea. We use commercial kind and they are wonderful. However, I'm so sure you can make your own. You need edible kombu(makombu-Laminaria japonica), http://snipurl.com/gj9k You mill the dried makombu and voila, it's done. In a mug, you put maybe 2t. of powdered kombu and pour hot water and a little soysauce and sugar to taste if you wish. It's simple and easy, full of fiber to cleanse your body. Shuno ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 2 Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 12:47:48 -0000 From: " mettaohana " Subject: Re: Kombucha in Japanese?/ Hi , I'm positive it's Kocha Kinoko. I googled " kinoko kocha " but kombucha didn't come up. Shuno " CM Ross " wrote: > My Japanese friend says that the kinoko comes first, > so it is " Kinoko kocha. " > ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 3 Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 14:53:25 +0200 From: " (in Belgium) " Subject: Re: Re: OT: Seaweed tea/ Hello Shuno, I have the edible kombu in my kitchen, I have a mill which can powder dried vegetables very well, I think that it can powder Kombu too and I have soysauce, I must just give it a try now. Do you drink this kombu tea at any time in the day or is it a moment better than another? Thanks for your quick answer, catherine (in Belgium) 2005/7/27, mettaohana : > > Hi Margret, and all, > > I'm Margret's Japanese friend from Ireland, > joined here just recently and very glad to be part of this group. > > " (in Belgium) " wrote: > > Hello Margret, > > Could you please ask to your Japanese friend how to make the seaweed > > tea? I like to eat seaweeds and maybe I'd like this tea. > > I haven't met or heard anybody make their own kombucha, > the seaweed tea. We use commercial kind and they are wonderful. > However, I'm so sure you can make your own. > You need edible kombu(makombu-Laminaria japonica), > http://snipurl.com/gj9k > You mill the dried makombu and voila, it's done. > In a mug, you put maybe 2t. of powdered kombu and > pour hot water and a little soysauce and sugar to taste if you wish. > It's simple and easy, full of fiber to cleanse your body. > > Shuno > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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