Re: * SUSPECTED SPAM * Some fantastic news.........

October 10, 2010

Hi

Lovely to hear you are going so well after all you have gone

through.

I'm really happy for you.

Carol

(near Brisbane, Australia)

Hey Dr G and All,

I just wanted to let you know that

following my recent visit

to my Renal Physician (where I did my routine 24 hr urine and

bloods), it

appears my PHA is in total suppression. After AVS

confirmation of adrenal

hyperplasia in 2008 and PHA diagnosis, and then treatment with

Spironolactone (and

short term Inspra), my PHA is now fully suppressed, and I am

currently on NO

medications for BP.

I have gone from BP swings of 160/90 to

210/125 to now daily

readings of between 130/80 to 110/65.

My Renal Physician said that she cannot

explain how total

suppression and complete removal of high BP has been

achievable. She also

is amazed that my blood cells hadn’t hardened to the point

where I would

require at least some form of BP medication.

I am now to remain on three monthly tests

for the next five

years, and my Renal Physician said they particularly want to

monitor me to see

if they find out how this has occurred. I asked her if this

means I am

cured of PHA and she said she could not say that as the

hyperplasia and my

highly vascular adrenal glands (as she describes them) tend to

lead her to

think the active PHA will return.

Some of my own observations about this

horrendous ordeal of

the last three years and possible reasons for dramatic

improvement are that in

the last twelve months we have sold our rather large home

(which required a

significant amount of physical work to maintain – even during

periods

when I was fatigued, suffered leg cramps and

migraine/headaches) – we are

now renting a small villa whilst we look to purchase a small

home. I have lost

16 kilograms of weight and am now the lightest I have ever

been in my adult

life weighing in at 68 kilos. I am also doing a lot more

exercise on a

daily basis.

My husband and I have had to make some

tough life changing

decisions about our future, decisions that my husband said had

to be made as he

did not want a future without me (I am one lucky woman as it

was his dream home

that we sold). So I think that the combination of all of the

above

actions has allowed for my positive result, and I am hoping

that it stays this

way.

I was wondering Dr G if you know of many

others who have

achieved total suppression, and stayed that way?

I hope my good luck story is one that many

of you suffering

this debilitating disease can also experience.

Best wishes

(Sydney – Australia)

October 10, 2010

Carol for some reason some of your postings add ***** SUSPECTED SPAM ***** to

the title post.

> >

> > Hey Dr G and All,

> >

> > I just wanted to let you know that following my recent visit to my

> > Renal Physician (where I did my routine 24 hr urine and bloods), it

> > appears my PHA is in total suppression. After AVS confirmation of

> > adrenal hyperplasia in 2008 and PHA diagnosis, and then treatment with

> > Spironolactone (and short term Inspra), my PHA is now fully

> > suppressed, and I am currently on NO medications for BP.

> >

> > I have gone from BP swings of 160/90 to 210/125 to now daily readings

> > of between 130/80 to 110/65.

> >

> > My Renal Physician said that she cannot explain how total suppression

> > and complete removal of high BP has been achievable. She also is

> > amazed that my blood cells hadn't hardened to the point where I would

> > require at least some form of BP medication.

> >

> > I am now to remain on three monthly tests for the next five years, and

> > my Renal Physician said they particularly want to monitor me to see if

> > they find out how this has occurred. I asked her if this means I am

> > cured of PHA and she said she could not say that as the hyperplasia

> > and my highly vascular adrenal glands (as she describes them) tend to

> > lead her to think the active PHA will return.

> >

> > Some of my own observations about this horrendous ordeal of the last

> > three years and possible reasons for dramatic improvement are that in

> > the last twelve months we have sold our rather large home (which

> > required a significant amount of physical work to maintain -- even

> > during periods when I was fatigued, suffered leg cramps and

> > migraine/headaches) -- we are now renting a small villa whilst we look

> > to purchase a small home. I have lost 16 kilograms of weight and am

> > now the lightest I have ever been in my adult life weighing in at 68

> > kilos. I am also doing a lot more exercise on a daily basis.

> >

> > My husband and I have had to make some tough life changing decisions

> > about our future, decisions that my husband said had to be made as he

> > did not want a future without me (I am one lucky woman as it was his

> > dream home that we sold). So I think that the combination of all of

> > the above actions has allowed for my positive result, and I am hoping

> > that it stays this way.

> >

> > I was wondering Dr G if you know of many others who have achieved

> > total suppression, and stayed that way?

> >

> > I hope my good luck story is one that many of you suffering this

> > debilitating disease can also experience.

> >

> > Best wishes

> >

> > (Sydney -- Australia)

> >

>

October 10, 2010

Francis, I don't know why this happens. My computer tells me some

postings from the hyperaldosteronism group are suspected spam, and

others are not...one of life's many mysteries!

Carol

> Carol for some reason some of your postings add ***** SUSPECTED SPAM ***** to

the title post.

>

>>>

>>> Hey Dr G and All,

>>>

>>> I just wanted to let you know that following my recent visit to my

>>> Renal Physician (where I did my routine 24 hr urine and bloods), it

>>> appears my PHA is in total suppression. After AVS confirmation of

>>> adrenal hyperplasia in 2008 and PHA diagnosis, and then treatment with

>>> Spironolactone (and short term Inspra), my PHA is now fully

>>> suppressed, and I am currently on NO medications for BP.

>>>

>>> I have gone from BP swings of 160/90 to 210/125 to now daily readings

>>> of between 130/80 to 110/65.

>>>

>>> My Renal Physician said that she cannot explain how total suppression

>>> and complete removal of high BP has been achievable. She also is

>>> amazed that my blood cells hadn't hardened to the point where I would

>>> require at least some form of BP medication.

>>>

>>> I am now to remain on three monthly tests for the next five years, and

>>> my Renal Physician said they particularly want to monitor me to see if

>>> they find out how this has occurred. I asked her if this means I am

>>> cured of PHA and she said she could not say that as the hyperplasia

>>> and my highly vascular adrenal glands (as she describes them) tend to

>>> lead her to think the active PHA will return.

>>>

>>> Some of my own observations about this horrendous ordeal of the last

>>> three years and possible reasons for dramatic improvement are that in

>>> the last twelve months we have sold our rather large home (which

>>> required a significant amount of physical work to maintain -- even

>>> during periods when I was fatigued, suffered leg cramps and

>>> migraine/headaches) -- we are now renting a small villa whilst we look

>>> to purchase a small home. I have lost 16 kilograms of weight and am

>>> now the lightest I have ever been in my adult life weighing in at 68

>>> kilos. I am also doing a lot more exercise on a daily basis.

>>>

>>> My husband and I have had to make some tough life changing decisions

>>> about our future, decisions that my husband said had to be made as he

>>> did not want a future without me (I am one lucky woman as it was his

>>> dream home that we sold). So I think that the combination of all of

>>> the above actions has allowed for my positive result, and I am hoping

>>> that it stays this way.

>>>

>>> I was wondering Dr G if you know of many others who have achieved

>>> total suppression, and stayed that way?

>>>

>>> I hope my good luck story is one that many of you suffering this

>>> debilitating disease can also experience.

>>>

>>> Best wishes

>>>

>>> (Sydney -- Australia)

>>>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

October 10, 2010

I suppect you have a virus that is doing this.

> >>>

> >>> Hey Dr G and All,

> >>>

> >>> I just wanted to let you know that following my recent visit to my

> >>> Renal Physician (where I did my routine 24 hr urine and bloods), it

> >>> appears my PHA is in total suppression. After AVS confirmation of

> >>> adrenal hyperplasia in 2008 and PHA diagnosis, and then treatment with

> >>> Spironolactone (and short term Inspra), my PHA is now fully

> >>> suppressed, and I am currently on NO medications for BP.

> >>>

> >>> I have gone from BP swings of 160/90 to 210/125 to now daily readings

> >>> of between 130/80 to 110/65.

> >>>

> >>> My Renal Physician said that she cannot explain how total suppression

> >>> and complete removal of high BP has been achievable. She also is

> >>> amazed that my blood cells hadn't hardened to the point where I would

> >>> require at least some form of BP medication.

> >>>

> >>> I am now to remain on three monthly tests for the next five years, and

> >>> my Renal Physician said they particularly want to monitor me to see if

> >>> they find out how this has occurred. I asked her if this means I am

> >>> cured of PHA and she said she could not say that as the hyperplasia

> >>> and my highly vascular adrenal glands (as she describes them) tend to

> >>> lead her to think the active PHA will return.

> >>>

> >>> Some of my own observations about this horrendous ordeal of the last

> >>> three years and possible reasons for dramatic improvement are that in

> >>> the last twelve months we have sold our rather large home (which

> >>> required a significant amount of physical work to maintain -- even

> >>> during periods when I was fatigued, suffered leg cramps and

> >>> migraine/headaches) -- we are now renting a small villa whilst we look

> >>> to purchase a small home. I have lost 16 kilograms of weight and am

> >>> now the lightest I have ever been in my adult life weighing in at 68

> >>> kilos. I am also doing a lot more exercise on a daily basis.

> >>>

> >>> My husband and I have had to make some tough life changing decisions

> >>> about our future, decisions that my husband said had to be made as he

> >>> did not want a future without me (I am one lucky woman as it was his

> >>> dream home that we sold). So I think that the combination of all of

> >>> the above actions has allowed for my positive result, and I am hoping

> >>> that it stays this way.

> >>>

> >>> I was wondering Dr G if you know of many others who have achieved

> >>> total suppression, and stayed that way?

> >>>

> >>> I hope my good luck story is one that many of you suffering this

> >>> debilitating disease can also experience.

> >>>

> >>> Best wishes

> >>>

> >>> (Sydney -- Australia)

> >>>

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

October 10, 2010

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