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[Guest guest]

I like the discretion thing. I find when a person has a little bit of

knowledge-especially me-it can be a bad thing. I don't know what

Chinese herbs were given to me. I would like to treat myself if she

couldn't be found though. The barks and herbs she used would most

likely be found at a specialty shop for 'Chinese' herbology. I could go

to the herbal dispensary and find out though. It is one less thing on

my mind though. Swan

lfekul-@... wrote:

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> In a message dated 3/29/00 11:52:15 AM Central Standard Time,

> lb_lion@... writes:

>

> << She won't tell me what she gave me, >>

> This would make me a little nervous...then she says when she gets to

know you

> better, she'll tell you what she gave you... Sends up a red flag...at

the

> risk of sounding like a wag, my temptation would be to tell her that

when you

> get to know her a little better, then you'll pay her....

[Guest guest]

i don't see any reason why your holistic practitioner would not tell you the

ingredients of your remedy. my accupunturist just made a new powder to help

me with the swelling in my neck. i asked what was in it and she took me to

the back room and pulled out every chinese herb used and let me touch and

smell each ingredient. she then explained why each item was used and was

actually excited by my curiosity. one of the ingredients used, interestingly

enough, was oyster shell. i am also taking a pill combo called 'relaxed

wanderer'. this particular pill has done wonders for my heartrate, grinding

teeth, and general stress. i ran out one week and all these symptoms

returned. i would reccomend this pill for all those still on beta blockers.

it is actually seems more effective than when i was taking two whole beta

blockers per day.

mary margaret

[Guest guest]

Margaret,

Thanks for the " relaxed wanderer " . I will ask my DOM to make this one

for me. My goiter formula has oyster shell also. My symptoms are less

except for the heart rate. Maybe this will do the trick.

Deb

[Guest guest]

What is your name and are you married and have a family?

Tom married have 2 grown girls and 2 grown girls.

How long have you had your MS?

I have had my MS now since May of 1984 but had symptoms since the mid-sixties.

What troubles do you have with your MS?

Spasms that have me in a wheelchair the last four years.

What kind of meds do you take?

No meds, have never taken any due to the experimental nature of them and the marginal success that they have produced. Have done alternative medicine i.e.: Vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, exercise, stretching etc.

What other health troubles do you have?

None

Do you get good support?

Yes, my wife is a gift from God, her family is very supportive and helpful. My youngest daughter is also a very strong advocate for anyone with a disability.

Do you still work a job?

No

If you are disabled what kind of things do you do to keep you busy?

I try to help those newly diagnosed with MS and have written three books about MS. 1. Coping and Prevailing, 2. 20 Years and Still Coping and Prevailing, 3. The Things That We Don't Talk About..or..You Better Smile Through the Tears. www.copingandprevailing.com

I will send any of these books to anyone with MS that cannot afford to pay for them.

[Guest guest]

What is your name and are you married and have a family?

, no children, mother, father, sister.

How long have you had your MS?

I have had my MS now since October 2001

What troubles do you have with your MS?

Spasms, Eyesight problems, Bladder problems, poor balance.

What kind of meds do you take?

LDN and Vitamins

What other health troubles do you have?

None

Do you get good support?

Pretty good from mother. Average to poor from everyone else.

Do you still work a job?

No

If you are disabled what kind of things do you do to keep you busy?

I have formed a Non-Profit Organization that helps children in several ways.

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