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Tim NO ROCK THROWING at the new members hahaaaaa hugs d ps or old members either..Hillbilly Tim wrote: hello jim and photo and all new n old.not much ta say its in otheer post/almost could walk out on my front porch throw a rock in hit ya jim.you just a tad bit south of heredanne <dannegrl2003> wrote: Hi Jim Welcome to the family!!! hugs dshortylookupalot <wandererdriftercomcast (DOT) net> wrote: Hi Everyone:My name is Jim, I'm a 45 year old male. who lives just south of Atlanta Georgia.. I fould out that I had hepatitis C back in 1998 while donating my own blood for myself. for an upcoming hip replacement. I was given several blood transfusions back in the mid 80's after being hit by a train..(no car, it's a long story..)so I am "assuming" that is how I acquired this virus..I tried the interferon/peg treatment two seperate times, and while on my second attempt...I awoke one morning in about the third month of treatment, to discover that I had lost 93% of my hearing on the right side..After several test and scans to rule out

blood clots, brain tumors, etc. I can only say the peg/interferon was the only other thing that it could be...but then again I am "assuming" here..but I did read several articles on accute hearing lost associated with this treatment.Needless to say, I'm too scared to try this again. so I am now stuck between a rock and a hard place. as to what to do next..I did a liver bio. and they said that I was stage 2-3But what I need here is ANY AND ALL INPUT all opinions are more than welcomed.. I need to find out all that I can about this "virus"and it seems that just about every web site has a different take on it. so I don't know what to believe and what not to believe.Even the couple of doctors (specialist) that I have seen, don't seem to even know the symptons of hep/c. more less how to properly treat it.. please forgive me for the long windedness here.. but I'm pretty much living the hermit life lately. with no

one to talk to about this at all....or at least no one with any kind of intelligence...thank you all in advance for any help or information and for just taking the time to real this at all.. Looking for a deal? Find great prices on flights and hotels with Yahoo! FareChase. Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 x107 work www.knoxville1.com Sick sense of humor? Visit Yahoo! TV's Comedy with an Edge to see what's on, when.

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Tim NO ROCK THROWING at the new members hahaaaaa hugs d ps or old members either..Hillbilly Tim wrote: hello jim and photo and all new n old.not much ta say its in otheer post/almost could walk out on my front porch throw a rock in hit ya jim.you just a tad bit south of heredanne <dannegrl2003> wrote: Hi Jim Welcome to the family!!! hugs dshortylookupalot <wandererdriftercomcast (DOT) net> wrote: Hi Everyone:My name is Jim, I'm a 45 year old male. who lives just south of Atlanta Georgia.. I fould out that I had hepatitis C back in 1998 while donating my own blood for myself. for an upcoming hip replacement. I was given several blood transfusions back in the mid 80's after being hit by a train..(no car, it's a long story..)so I am "assuming" that is how I acquired this virus..I tried the interferon/peg treatment two seperate times, and while on my second attempt...I awoke one morning in about the third month of treatment, to discover that I had lost 93% of my hearing on the right side..After several test and scans to rule out

blood clots, brain tumors, etc. I can only say the peg/interferon was the only other thing that it could be...but then again I am "assuming" here..but I did read several articles on accute hearing lost associated with this treatment.Needless to say, I'm too scared to try this again. so I am now stuck between a rock and a hard place. as to what to do next..I did a liver bio. and they said that I was stage 2-3But what I need here is ANY AND ALL INPUT all opinions are more than welcomed.. I need to find out all that I can about this "virus"and it seems that just about every web site has a different take on it. so I don't know what to believe and what not to believe.Even the couple of doctors (specialist) that I have seen, don't seem to even know the symptons of hep/c. more less how to properly treat it.. please forgive me for the long windedness here.. but I'm pretty much living the hermit life lately. with no

one to talk to about this at all....or at least no one with any kind of intelligence...thank you all in advance for any help or information and for just taking the time to real this at all.. Looking for a deal? Find great prices on flights and hotels with Yahoo! FareChase. Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 x107 work www.knoxville1.com Sick sense of humor? Visit Yahoo! TV's Comedy with an Edge to see what's on, when.

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Hi Pat! Welcome to the forum! I hope your albumen is ok and that you can start taking in more protein and that your liver is not badly damaged. When are you going to have that biopsy done? Please keep us updated as to how you are doing,, ok? hugs, jaxPat D <dunhams03@...> wrote: I am new here thought I would say hi. I have known about my hep c for about 10 years but had no symptoms. All of a sudden 6 months ago I started having pain in legs to the point I almost

couldn't walk. They finally got the pain under sort of control but have lost a lot of strength. I am barely able to work. I am 57 years old. I have massive swelling in my legs every day and my albumen level is at 2.1. I am going for a liver biopsy next week. I am scared about the results. They don't want to give me high protein till they know if my liver is shot. So that is a start about me. There is lots more but don't want to get carried away.PatJackie

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Welcome to the group Pat , I am one of the co-owners here and I do the research for the group . If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask . How is your amonia level ? That is what they generally use to determine if a protein restricted diet is needed . Your legs swelling , is that from excess fluid ?

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I am new here thought I would say hi. I have known about my hep c for about 10 years but had no symptoms. All of a sudden 6 months ago I started having pain in legs to the point I almost couldn't walk. They finally got the pain under sort of control but have lost a lot of strength. I am barely able to work. I am 57 years old. I have massive swelling in my legs every day and my albumen level is at 2.1. I am going for a liver biopsy next week. I am scared about the results. They don't want to give me high protein till they know if my liver is shot. So that is a start about me. There is lots more but don't want to get carried away.Pat

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Dear Pat D: I'm sorry that your getting some of the symptons and side

effects from the HCV that many of us have. In addition to dealing with

your medical issues, I would strongly urge to consider applying for SS

Disability and Medicare (Medicaid?). I waited over two years before I

realized that I could no longer work. This was due to my walking

ability, loss of balance, great fatigue within a few hours of awakening,

PLUS dealing with all the aspects of tx, reaching svr and relapsing

after each of my three tx's. I now have retained an attorney, to be paid

ONLY if successful (good deal all around), and have filed for the above.

If I am successful, I could get reimbursed for the past 2 years at

appriximately $1080.00 per month, which is a nice chunk of change. My

psychologist and Doctor both think it is an excellent idea, and that

there is no intent of fraud or lying. So, the sooner you get going on

this, the sooner you may get income and insurance. I highly recommend

using a reputable local attorney, who will work your case without pay,

unless successful. If I get this, it will really help ease some

problems, both financial and mental (guilt, sorrow, self-pity,

difficulty facing my wife, etc.) btw, I still have leg pains and

difficulty walking. I take Lasix for the swelling, which gets intense at

times, but now seems controllable. However, I have to rest several times

a day and elevate my legs above my heart for the swelling. That could

not be accomplished at most work places! Best of luck and please, please

keep all of us informed of your progress.

>

> I am new here thought I would say hi. I have known about my hep c for

> about 10 years but had no symptoms. All of a sudden 6 months ago I

> started having pain in legs to the point I almost couldn't walk. They

> finally got the pain under sort of control but have lost a lot of

> strength. I am barely able to work. I am 57 years old. I have massive

> swelling in my legs every day and my albumen level is at 2.1. I am

> going for a liver biopsy next week. I am scared about the results.

They

> don't want to give me high protein till they know if my liver is shot.

> So that is a start about me. There is lots more but don't want to get

> carried away.

>

> Pat

>

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Dear Pat D: I'm sorry that your getting some of the symptons and side

effects from the HCV that many of us have. In addition to dealing with

your medical issues, I would strongly urge to consider applying for SS

Disability and Medicare (Medicaid?). I waited over two years before I

realized that I could no longer work. This was due to my walking

ability, loss of balance, great fatigue within a few hours of awakening,

PLUS dealing with all the aspects of tx, reaching svr and relapsing

after each of my three tx's. I now have retained an attorney, to be paid

ONLY if successful (good deal all around), and have filed for the above.

If I am successful, I could get reimbursed for the past 2 years at

appriximately $1080.00 per month, which is a nice chunk of change. My

psychologist and Doctor both think it is an excellent idea, and that

there is no intent of fraud or lying. So, the sooner you get going on

this, the sooner you may get income and insurance. I highly recommend

using a reputable local attorney, who will work your case without pay,

unless successful. If I get this, it will really help ease some

problems, both financial and mental (guilt, sorrow, self-pity,

difficulty facing my wife, etc.) btw, I still have leg pains and

difficulty walking. I take Lasix for the swelling, which gets intense at

times, but now seems controllable. However, I have to rest several times

a day and elevate my legs above my heart for the swelling. That could

not be accomplished at most work places! Best of luck and please, please

keep all of us informed of your progress.

>

> I am new here thought I would say hi. I have known about my hep c for

> about 10 years but had no symptoms. All of a sudden 6 months ago I

> started having pain in legs to the point I almost couldn't walk. They

> finally got the pain under sort of control but have lost a lot of

> strength. I am barely able to work. I am 57 years old. I have massive

> swelling in my legs every day and my albumen level is at 2.1. I am

> going for a liver biopsy next week. I am scared about the results.

They

> don't want to give me high protein till they know if my liver is shot.

> So that is a start about me. There is lots more but don't want to get

> carried away.

>

> Pat

>

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he swelling is an effect from low albumen which the liver makes. A sick

liver doesn't make enough. I guess the albumen makes the fluid in the

veins and arteries stay in there.

Low Albumen causes the fluid to leak out in legs and also aroound

stomach and lungs. Thanks for the interest should get the biopsy next

week. Can I drice myself home after.

Pat

>

> Welcome to the group Pat , I am one of the co-owners here

and I do the research for the group . If you have any questions don't

hesitate to ask . How is your amonia level ? That is what they

generally use to determine if a protein restricted diet is needed .

Your legs swelling , is that from excess fluid ?

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Pat and Welcome! We are glad you are here. This is a good place to look for answers and support. The group stands behind its people and we are genuinely concerned about you. What puzzled me about your letter is if your albumen level is at 2.1 then why didn't your dr. give you a shot to pick it back up? My Hep Dr. consideres anything under 2.6 to be in need of immediate attention. When is your biopsy? Please let us know the minute you have your results. I'm sure there is someone here who can relate and help you get the treatment you need and deserve. Hogs and Kisses Steve B...

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Hi Pat I have always had low albumen and my feet sometimes swell along with my hands and face, but mine is because I was born with only one kidney so it cannot keep up as fast with the fluids that I could if I had both kidneys.. but so far, 4 years post tx and still SVR.. YEAHHHH jaxPat D <dunhams03@...> wrote: he swelling is an effect from low albumen which the liver makes. A sick liver doesn't make enough. I guess the albumen makes the fluid in the veins and arteries stay in

there.Low Albumen causes the fluid to leak out in legs and also aroound stomach and lungs. Thanks for the interest should get the biopsy next week. Can I drice myself home after.Pat>> Welcome to the group Pat , I am one of the co-owners here and I do the research for the group . If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask . How is your amonia level ? That is what they generally use to determine if a protein restricted diet is needed . Your legs swelling , is that from excess fluid ?>Jackie

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Steve, what kind of shot does your doc give you for the albumen? Never heard of that and now I want to know because my albumen is always low and so is my dad who is on dialysis for kidney failure. jaxSteve Bridgers <stevebridgers@...> wrote: Hi Pat and Welcome! We are glad you are here. This is a good place to look for answers and support. The group stands behind its people and we are genuinely concerned about you. What puzzled me about your letter is if your

albumen level is at 2.1 then why didn't your dr. give you a shot to pick it back up? My Hep Dr. consideres anything under 2.6 to be in need of immediate attention. When is your biopsy? Please let us know the minute you have your results. I'm sure there is someone here who can relate and help you get the treatment you need and deserve. Hogs and Kisses Steve B... Shape in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today! Jackie

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Rick I totally agree with you on the SSDI... the sooner you get going on it, the sooner you will get it,, and it will take awhile to get it in most cases.. I know that Liz got it the first time she applied, I was turned down 3 times even when the docs and psychiatrists that THEY sent me to said I could not work, they just delayed, delayed, delayed.. but I was very fortunate that the company I worked for provided assistance for me to obtain it.. and then I paid them back with the back money I received when finally approved. But they said that if I went to the ALJ and he turned me down that I wouldnt owe them anything... but thank God when the ALJ saw my paperwork, he was really angry that those making the decision refused me when it was clear by all that they had sent me to that I could not work... then they re-eval med at 18 months and once again, they tried to send me to a doc over an hour away who was NOT REQUIRED to even read any of my past medical

history and to eval me again.. I called the local SSDI attorney here in town and he told me WHY I should NOT GO to that doc appt, what to do and then I had my gallbladder removed. So when they did that, they also did another liver biopsy so I just did what he told me , wrote them a letter and sent a copy of my biopsy. Well this lady called and threatened me because I had not shown up for this doc appt. I followed exactly to the letter what the attorney told me to do and they did in fact find that I was still disabled and stopped harrassing me. The attorney also told me that if you are on SSDI when you turn 50, that if you had NEVER worked a desk job, which I handnt, that they could NOT MAKE you take a desk job that they considered to be less strenous of a job.. without going to this attorney, I probably would have lost my ssdi.. Do not let them get you down, even if they deny you, just keep appealing over and over... do not give up, thats

what MY OWN physician told me, and we did not give up.. good luck, Ihope you get your ssdi quickly! hugs jaxRick Kipp <rickkipp@...> wrote: Dear Pat D: I'm sorry that your getting some of the symptons and side effects from the HCV that many of us have. In addition to dealing with your medical issues, I would strongly urge to consider applying for SS Disability and Medicare (Medicaid?). I waited over two years before I realized that I could no longer work.

This was due to my walking ability, loss of balance, great fatigue within a few hours of awakening, PLUS dealing with all the aspects of tx, reaching svr and relapsing after each of my three tx's. I now have retained an attorney, to be paid ONLY if successful (good deal all around), and have filed for the above. If I am successful, I could get reimbursed for the past 2 years at appriximately $1080.00 per month, which is a nice chunk of change. My psychologist and Doctor both think it is an excellent idea, and that there is no intent of fraud or lying. So, the sooner you get going on this, the sooner you may get income and insurance. I highly recommend using a reputable local attorney, who will work your case without pay, unless successful. If I get this, it will really help ease some problems, both financial and mental (guilt, sorrow, self-pity, difficulty facing my wife, etc.) btw, I still have leg pains and

difficulty walking. I take Lasix for the swelling, which gets intense at times, but now seems controllable. However, I have to rest several times a day and elevate my legs above my heart for the swelling. That could not be accomplished at most work places! Best of luck and please, please keep all of us informed of your progress.>> I am new here thought I would say hi. I have known about my hep c for > about 10 years but had no symptoms. All of a sudden 6 months ago I > started having pain in legs to the point I almost couldn't walk. They > finally got the pain under sort of control but have lost a lot of > strength. I am barely able to work. I am 57 years old. I have massive > swelling in my legs every day and my albumen level is at 2.1. I am

> going for a liver biopsy next week. I am scared about the results. They > don't want to give me high protein till they know if my liver is shot. > So that is a start about me. There is lots more but don't want to get > carried away.> > Pat>Jackie

[Guest guest]

Driving yourself is out of the question because they give pain meds during the procedure . Besides your not gonna feel 100% and having someone to drive you will help you feel better .

Re: New Member

he swelling is an effect from low albumen which the liver makes. A sick liver doesn't make enough. I guess the albumen makes the fluid in the veins and arteries stay in there.Low Albumen causes the fluid to leak out in legs and also aroound stomach and lungs. Thanks for the interest should get the biopsy next week. Can I drice myself home after.Pat>> Welcome to the group Pat , I am one of the co-owners here and I do the research for the group . If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask . How is your amonia level ? That is what they generally use to determine if a protein restricted diet is needed . Your legs swelling , is that from excess fluid ?>

[Guest guest]

Hi Cheryl!

It is very easy to get out of our routines. I went on

vacation in May and really have been struggling every

since. And, I'm going away again in about a week and

a half - just as my motivation has returned. I guess

I'll just keep at it!!

Nice to have you here!

Donna

--- Mountainlady wrote:

> Reading all of my first posts from this list

> motivated me to do my step aerobic workout that I

> have pushed aside for several days now. When I am in

> my working out mode I like to do aerobics every day;

> if I don't do it every day I easily get out of the

> habit. Well, I started back up a couple weeks ago

> and was into my second week of doing yoga and step

> aerobics every day when we had some work done in our

> house with noxious vapors and workmen in and out, so

> I quit doing it. And it's been hard getting back

> into the routine of working out ever since the

> workers have been gone and I've had the opportunity

> to actually get back to it (although I have to shut

> the door because there's still toxic vapors in the

> house). So, I did Yoga Zone Yoga for a Strong and

> Healthy Back a little earlier this evening, and then

> after reading your posts I knew I could keep going

> and I did Step Reebok The Video.

>

> Thank you for motivating me! This is so important to

> me.

>

> ~ Cheryl

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Hi Cheryl and welcome to the group!!

It is great to hear you've been motivated by this group too, I know it works for me! How do you like Step Reebok the Video and how would you describe it in terms of choreography complexity and exercise intensity? I like step workouts but they have to be very simple or I fall all over myself, get frustrated and go do something else! :-)

Welcome again!

New Member

Reading all of my first posts from this list motivated me to do my step aerobic workout that I have pushed aside for several days now. When I am in my working out mode I like to do aerobics every day; if I don't do it every day I easily get out of the habit. Well, I started back up a couple weeks ago and was into my second week of doing yoga and step aerobics every day when we had some work done in our house with noxious vapors and workmen in and out, so I quit doing it. And it's been hard getting back into the routine of working out ever since the workers have been gone and I've had the opportunity to actually get back to it (although I have to shut the door because there's still toxic vapors in the house). So, I did Yoga Zone Yoga for a Strong and Healthy Back a little earlier this evening, and then after reading your posts I knew I could keep going and I did Step Reebok The Video.

Thank you for motivating me! This is so important to me.

~ Cheryl

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Welcome, Cheryl! I'm new too, and this is a friendly group. I really enjoy that Yoga Zone workout (actually, I enjoy all of them that I have tried- so user friendly).

Another hot and humid day, and I'll have to push myself to get a workout in. And to do the vacuuming and mopping...ick.

in Ontario

-----Original Message-----

Reading all of my first posts from this list motivated me to do my step aerobic workout that I have pushed aside for several days now. When I am in my working out mode I like to do aerobics every day; if I don't do it every day I easily get out of the habit. Well, I started back up a couple weeks ago and was into my second week of doing yoga and step aerobics every day when we had some work done in our house with noxious vapors and workmen in and out, so I quit doing it. And it's been hard getting back into the routine of working out ever since the workers have been gone and I've had the opportunity to actually get back to it (although I have to shut the door because there's still toxic vapors in the house). So, I did Yoga Zone Yoga for a Strong and Healthy Back a little earlier this evening, and then after reading your posts I knew I could keep going and I did Step Reebok The Video.

Thank you for motivating me! This is so important to me.

~ Cheryl

[Guest guest]

,

I think we're living the same life in different countries. I could have totally written your last two sentences and then just signed it like this...

in Michigan who is off to do that workout right now!

RE: New Member

Welcome, Cheryl! I'm new too, and this is a friendly group. I really enjoy that Yoga Zone workout (actually, I enjoy all of them that I have tried- so user friendly).

Another hot and humid day, and I'll have to push myself to get a workout in. And to do the vacuuming and mopping...ick.

in Ontario

-----Original Message-----

Reading all of my first posts from this list motivated me to do my step aerobic workout that I have pushed aside for several days now. When I am in my working out mode I like to do aerobics every day; if I don't do it every day I easily get out of the habit. Well, I started back up a couple weeks ago and was into my second week of doing yoga and step aerobics every day when we had some work done in our house with noxious vapors and workmen in and out, so I quit doing it. And it's been hard getting back into the routine of working out ever since the workers have been gone and I've had the opportunity to actually get back to it (although I have to shut the door because there's still toxic vapors in the house). So, I did Yoga Zone Yoga for a Strong and Healthy Back a little earlier this evening, and then after reading your posts I knew I could keep going and I did Step Reebok The Video.

Thank you for motivating me! This is so important to me.

~ Cheryl

[Guest guest]

,

I think we're living the same life in different countries. I could have totally written your last two sentences and then just signed it like this...

in Michigan who is off to do that workout right now!

RE: New Member

Welcome, Cheryl! I'm new too, and this is a friendly group. I really enjoy that Yoga Zone workout (actually, I enjoy all of them that I have tried- so user friendly).

Another hot and humid day, and I'll have to push myself to get a workout in. And to do the vacuuming and mopping...ick.

in Ontario

-----Original Message-----

Reading all of my first posts from this list motivated me to do my step aerobic workout that I have pushed aside for several days now. When I am in my working out mode I like to do aerobics every day; if I don't do it every day I easily get out of the habit. Well, I started back up a couple weeks ago and was into my second week of doing yoga and step aerobics every day when we had some work done in our house with noxious vapors and workmen in and out, so I quit doing it. And it's been hard getting back into the routine of working out ever since the workers have been gone and I've had the opportunity to actually get back to it (although I have to shut the door because there's still toxic vapors in the house). So, I did Yoga Zone Yoga for a Strong and Healthy Back a little earlier this evening, and then after reading your posts I knew I could keep going and I did Step Reebok The Video.

Thank you for motivating me! This is so important to me.

~ Cheryl

[Guest guest]

,

I think we're living the same life in different countries. I could have totally written your last two sentences and then just signed it like this...

in Michigan who is off to do that workout right now!

RE: New Member

Welcome, Cheryl! I'm new too, and this is a friendly group. I really enjoy that Yoga Zone workout (actually, I enjoy all of them that I have tried- so user friendly).

Another hot and humid day, and I'll have to push myself to get a workout in. And to do the vacuuming and mopping...ick.

in Ontario

-----Original Message-----

Reading all of my first posts from this list motivated me to do my step aerobic workout that I have pushed aside for several days now. When I am in my working out mode I like to do aerobics every day; if I don't do it every day I easily get out of the habit. Well, I started back up a couple weeks ago and was into my second week of doing yoga and step aerobics every day when we had some work done in our house with noxious vapors and workmen in and out, so I quit doing it. And it's been hard getting back into the routine of working out ever since the workers have been gone and I've had the opportunity to actually get back to it (although I have to shut the door because there's still toxic vapors in the house). So, I did Yoga Zone Yoga for a Strong and Healthy Back a little earlier this evening, and then after reading your posts I knew I could keep going and I did Step Reebok The Video.

Thank you for motivating me! This is so important to me.

~ Cheryl

[Guest guest]

, that is funny! Did you do Ab Jam for your workout, too? LOL I love the first part - I've never had a standing abs workout before, so this is all pleasantly new to me. I still haven't tried the rest of the dvd yet, but I'll get there eventually.

, who is grateful that there is at least a breeze today.

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of nancydewolfSent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 11:01 AM

,

I think we're living the same life in different countries. I could have totally written your last two sentences and then just signed it like this...

in Michigan who is off to do that workout right now!

[Guest guest]

, that is funny! Did you do Ab Jam for your workout, too? LOL I love the first part - I've never had a standing abs workout before, so this is all pleasantly new to me. I still haven't tried the rest of the dvd yet, but I'll get there eventually.

, who is grateful that there is at least a breeze today.

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of nancydewolfSent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 11:01 AM

,

I think we're living the same life in different countries. I could have totally written your last two sentences and then just signed it like this...

in Michigan who is off to do that workout right now!

[Guest guest]

, that is funny! Did you do Ab Jam for your workout, too? LOL I love the first part - I've never had a standing abs workout before, so this is all pleasantly new to me. I still haven't tried the rest of the dvd yet, but I'll get there eventually.

, who is grateful that there is at least a breeze today.

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of nancydewolfSent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 11:01 AM

,

I think we're living the same life in different countries. I could have totally written your last two sentences and then just signed it like this...

in Michigan who is off to do that workout right now!

[Guest guest]

Nope, but I did do abs!!! ( Sansone's Shortcuts Ab Workout.) I'm not familiar with Ab Jam, I'll have to check it out, I like standing abs work.

I don't know if there is a breeze here, I haven't been outside yet. Have to take my DS to his tutor in a few minutes though so I'll get to find out. I love summer, I just hate humidity!

RE: New Member

, that is funny! Did you do Ab Jam for your workout, too? LOL I love the first part - I've never had a standing abs workout before, so this is all pleasantly new to me. I still haven't tried the rest of the dvd yet, but I'll get there eventually.

, who is grateful that there is at least a breeze today.

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of nancydewolfSent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 11:01 AM

,

I think we're living the same life in different countries. I could have totally written your last two sentences and then just signed it like this...

in Michigan who is off to do that workout right now!

[Guest guest]

Nope, but I did do abs!!! ( Sansone's Shortcuts Ab Workout.) I'm not familiar with Ab Jam, I'll have to check it out, I like standing abs work.

I don't know if there is a breeze here, I haven't been outside yet. Have to take my DS to his tutor in a few minutes though so I'll get to find out. I love summer, I just hate humidity!

RE: New Member

, that is funny! Did you do Ab Jam for your workout, too? LOL I love the first part - I've never had a standing abs workout before, so this is all pleasantly new to me. I still haven't tried the rest of the dvd yet, but I'll get there eventually.

, who is grateful that there is at least a breeze today.

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of nancydewolfSent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 11:01 AM

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I think we're living the same life in different countries. I could have totally written your last two sentences and then just signed it like this...

in Michigan who is off to do that workout right now!

[Guest guest]

Nope, but I did do abs!!! ( Sansone's Shortcuts Ab Workout.) I'm not familiar with Ab Jam, I'll have to check it out, I like standing abs work.

I don't know if there is a breeze here, I haven't been outside yet. Have to take my DS to his tutor in a few minutes though so I'll get to find out. I love summer, I just hate humidity!

RE: New Member

, that is funny! Did you do Ab Jam for your workout, too? LOL I love the first part - I've never had a standing abs workout before, so this is all pleasantly new to me. I still haven't tried the rest of the dvd yet, but I'll get there eventually.

, who is grateful that there is at least a breeze today.

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of nancydewolfSent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 11:01 AM

,

I think we're living the same life in different countries. I could have totally written your last two sentences and then just signed it like this...

in Michigan who is off to do that workout right now!