Re: Re: OT: Hi , Jeff and everyone!

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hi everyone, im a new member to the en group, i dont really know much about it, i have en 4 nearly 20 years now, and i have only found out i had it 3 years ago, i sometimes called them stress spots, when i kept going back 2 the the skin hospital i told them i only get it wen im really stressed but they kept saying its not related and i know they are. my en spots start off small than get bigger and itchy, i get down when i get them i can get them on my knees elbows and hands, i cant believe it took 16 years 2 diagnose this condition nearly every different doctor i seen said it looked like this and it looked like that. it just wish they would go. martina xJeff wrote: ohhhhhhhhhhhh m!i wrote you a short e-mail to the address rebecca gave me, hope it gets to you. if not, no

biggy. thanks for the special mention ("pg buddy") and all. thanks for posting. i was worried bout you! how do you like va? must be niccccccccccccce (in cold @ss michigan here...) :-(i wish they could locate what the heck with you. drives me nuts thinking about it, you know? you can prolly tell that drove me nuts, still does. i am do'in the healthy thing too. 1-2-3...1-2-3...and so forth...watching the diet. staying in remission with my mtx and remicade. working out, trrrrrrrrrrrrrying to loose the belly fat...hee, hee. going to be a first time grand daddy here to m! in case you didn't hear. like, earily aug (i think, you know how men are with dates....lol).i hope you feel better and listen, write me anytime.your friend,love,jeff>> Sorry I've been absent . . . saw the exchange about me between Jeff > and and thought I'd better get my butt into a post right > quick. Moving to VA has been just crazy, as I'm sure any of you can > imagine . . . especially feeling as lousy as we all usually do. > Long story short . . . I feel like crap, but at about 90% moved in, > kids are happy, husband is happy . . . life is good. As most of you > know, I had my happy lumps multiplying for over a year non-stop, > went through all the tests probably 4 times over, no trigger found. > Since they stopped appearing, I've been wracked with the malaise and > what I call "total body tendinitis" and "ghost pain" where the lumps > used to be. My doc put me on an old anti-depressant, deciding I had > Fibromyalgia . . . told me I wasn't sleeping deep enough due to the > pain

and I needed this particular drug to do the trick. I was never > happy with that diagnosis, doing the research and all . . . but the > dang stuff actually worked. Well . . . it also made me fat . . . so > I've gone off it recently and been trying to work out and take > vitamins . . . at the moment, it's kickin my butt . . . but hoping > I'll win this fight. Whenever I try to do something healthy, my > body rejects the idea . . . such a royal pain in the butt, this auto-> immune crap, huh? > > So . . . here I am . . . I'm alive . . . getting kicked . . . so, if > anyone out there knows of a good auto-immune specialist near > Richmond, VA?? Heck, I'll settle for a family doctor! I'd greatly > appreciate some ideas. > > . . . I tried to change my email address backstage, but > couldn't do it. My new, personal

email is msbouchey@g... . If > you could change that for me, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'll try > to stay in touch a bit more . . . lots of new members to get to > know. Again . . . sorry for the absense! Didn't want my PG Buddy > to worry =) > > Shins up, Peeps!!> M =)>

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