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Tina,

I was saddened to read your post and to read that you are in so much pain and

that for one you cover it up from your family and two you won't take anything

for your pain that might help you be out of pain. May I ask why? Did you have a

problem with narcotic medications before? If not I don't see why with all that

you have been through with the falling down the stairs, the surgery, headaches,

etc. take medication. Even if it means taking a opiate type medication such as

the Lortabs that you were on before. If they helped you before why did you stop

and why not take them again? Yes, there are many other things you can do to.

What other Dr's have you seen? Did they recommend any alternative therapy? Such

as physical therapy or a chiropracter? Right now I'm reading books on

acupressure and meditation. I read everything I can get my hands on. But I also

take meds to help me get through my pain. I wouldn't be able to function if I

didn't. Although my family doesn't help much with the fact

that I have chronic pain I think it is important that they know. I read alot

about how it may make the difference in one's life with the support of one's

family. Maybe you should think about talking to a close family member about what

you go through every day. It might make you feel better knowing you can talk to

someone. Who knows they may have suggestions or advise for you or even be

secretley be in pain themselves. These are just might my thoughts. If you would

like to know more about the alternative therapy that I have tried or would just

like to talk you can always E-mail me anytime. I hope you find away of relieving

your pain. It sounds like you have a willing Dr. that will help you. So that is

a good start. Good Luck.

Love, Ellen eascusa@...

Tina wrote:

Well this is the first time I have ever used one of these...I just

can't do this alone any more.

I suffer from chronic dibilitating pain in the morning

mostly.

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Yea Sheila, and (((Hugs))) back to ya! I'm so happy for your Mom, and I

think he's starting right. Keep us posted.

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> Hi all: Here is an update on mom. She just saw a different doctor in

> the practice yesterday (was listed as a Top Doc). The last endo she

> saw in this practice said she did NOT need thyroid meds.

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> Her TSH after 8 weeks without thyroid meds was 13 something. Of

> course, she has tons of symtpoms.

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> This new doc that she saw in the practice said she definitely needs

> Armour and is doing some more testing of other hormones. Mom wasn't

> sure which ones...I have a feeling he's testing some adrenal

> hormones again...doing 24 hour urine. She is also being tested for

> antibodies.

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> Since Mom is so sensitive to thyroid meds, he's starting her on 30

> mgs. and will increase slowly.

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> I am thrilled she found this doctor! Hugs, Sheila

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Verify benefits with CIGNA Dental how often they will allow bite wing exam?

Most dental plan allows at least once a year. Mine allows every 6 months. If

there is a question of abscess, they can do another X-ray.

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I have a patient that was admitted for a living related kidney

transplant and ended up not having the transplant and had a pacemaker

placed instead. Should the inpt admit be written off to the cost

report or should it be billed to the insurance company. Any comments

would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Felicia

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We find it much easier and expeditious to have the hospital Radiology

Dept. do a panogram of the jaw and have that read for dental clearance.

We found that people tend to put off going to the dentist as long as

possible, and it was delaying listing our patients. (The sooner they're

listed, the sooner they can be transplanted.)

Is anyone else doing this???

Fred L. Forsthoffer, MBA

Financial Analyst

Banner Good Samaritan Transplant Services

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(unknown)

I have a patient that was admitted for a living related kidney

transplant and ended up not having the transplant and had a pacemaker

placed instead. Should the inpt admit be written off to the cost

report or should it be billed to the insurance company. Any comments

would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Felicia

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Hi Maggie Wilbert;

I, too, have/had basal cell carcinoma. Some were frozen some were cut

out .Mine were on head, face and I have the scars to prove it :>). The

last flare up was on the side of my head, at the end of a surgery scar,

about 3/8 inch from my left eye.

I used a mixture of 50/50 99.9DMSO and CS homemade at about 20ppm,

applied with a Q-tip nightly. I also used the godzilla unit reversing

polarity every 5mins. with the electrodes on each side of the area. It

seemed like it took forever, but, one day I realized they were gone!

That was many months ago. I still look ----- and they are still gone.

If you decide to try the CS/DMSO mixture be careful to not get it IN the

eye. For me it itched like crazy.

I wish you well;

Bruce A.

Margaret Wilbert wrote:

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> I'm wondering if you could give me some direction. I have basal cell

> carcinoma on my lower left eyelid and it has spread since I first

> discovered it 6 years ago. I have no insurance nor savings, so

> surgery is out. I don't believe anything is " incurable " so I keep on

> my path of self-healing.

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> The eye doctor told me the roots are the big problem with this cancer

> - they grow inward and twist and wrap around muscles and arteries, and

> one could eventually end up losing the eye. I'm thinking of trying

> a DMSO and CS solution to see if I can dissolve both the cancer and

> the roots. Any guidance as to what ratio I should use and the

> frequency of application would be greatly appreciated.

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> Thank you for your insight and wisdom.

>

> Maggie Wilbert

> Emissary of Hope

> sdale AZ

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Dear Kishor,I stand corrected !I hope Teji will forgive me for this silly

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Thanks, Munish. If it really ever occurred, would you ever find out?

 

Ashok Sinha

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>Intrigued! What is the end? Why hawker did all that?

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so that Ashok could write a interesting; griping story.!

Parag

From: Munish K Raizada

Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2011 9:25 AM

To: mgims

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Intrigued! What is the end? Why hawker did all that?

Sent from my Samsung Epicâ„¢ 4G Touch

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caught me

 

Ashok Sinha

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>From: Munish K Raizada

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>Subject: (unknown)

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>Intrigued! What is the end? Why hawker did all that?

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