Re: Rogene--Don't ask LOL PATTY

[Guest guest]

Thanks Patty!

I'll take any advice as far as fatigue is concerned. You don't need

it any more? To have my own energy back, would be a wonderful thing.

I'm def. going to get them! When you gave them to yourself, did they

give you vials and are the injections subcutaneous?

Thanks for the input and how are things with your family?

Take care,

Cheryl

[Guest guest]

Hi Cheryl,

No, I don't need the B12 anymore. I still have some leftover in the

vials I got. I'll hang onto it just in case I ever need it again.

My sister is an RN, and she taught me how to give myself

subcutaneous injections. It was easy once I got over the mental

hurdle of jabbing myself.

I hope it works for you! It wasn't a magic bullet by any means for

long term energy, but I definitely felt an immediate boost. I think

when coupled with my regular detoxing routine, these were very much

needed, especially as I had tried a vegetarian diet. It was just

one more piece of the healing puzzle for me.

Thank you very much for asking about my family...we are all doing

very well, and enjoying being with each other. My sister and

brother in law will be here through the weekend, and my parents for

another week after that. It's been a wonderful break, and very much

needed! We've got tons of things in the works coming up, and I am

very much looking forward to going on a mission trip to India for 2

weeks in June! (With this group: www.RIMI.org)

I pray you will find all the answers you need for healing, and to

begin to feel renewed energy. It's so good to be living life to the

fullest again. It is my hope and prayer that all of you experience

it as well. Have hope!

Love,

Patty

--- In , " Cheryl " <sunbum256@a...>

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>

> Thanks Patty!

> I'll take any advice as far as fatigue is concerned. You don't

need

> it any more? To have my own energy back, would be a wonderful

thing.

> I'm def. going to get them! When you gave them to yourself, did

they

> give you vials and are the injections subcutaneous?

> Thanks for the input and how are things with your family?

> Take care,

> Cheryl