Re: Person with MRSA how-to...

[Guest guest]

Should MRSA people be kept off this email

list too. You are suggesting that MRSA people be treated like AIDS patients

circa 1980????  If this was such an issue, don’t you think they’d

move MRSSA people like me to an island or shoot us in a rocket to another

planet or kill us circa WWII?

From: infections [mailto:infections ] On Behalf Of dumbaussie2000

Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2006 5:30

AM

infections

Subject: [infections]

Re: Person with MRSA howto...

Per

You shed 1000 bacteria a second with your skin turning to dust- keep

him out of your house IMO..

>

> Hi,

> I'm going to have a meeting with a person with MRSA and need some

more

> knowledge on do and don't.

> What to avoid and to consider ?

> Different meeting places have been considered.

> His house, my house, somewere between.

> I get 'tired' when traveling to far and 30 min by car is far for

me.

>

> I and my son have some form Infektion with CNS involvment we both

have

> positiv Elise + WB for Lyme Disease.

> He gets bad a number of times a year and OK in between. With

bad

I

> mean that they keep him for hospital observation

> if we go to ER. They don't know what to do.

>

> /Per Sjöholm

>

[Guest guest]

Please cite specific source of information

that MRSA people are so highly dangerous? Should people with strep throat also

be segregated on a concentration camp::

From: infections [mailto:infections ] On Behalf Of Per Sjoholm

Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2006 4:53

AM

infections

Subject:

[infections] Person with MRSA howto...

Hi,

I'm going to have a meeting with a person with MRSA and need some more

knowledge on do and don't.

What to avoid and to consider ?

Different meeting places have been considered.

His house, my house, somewere between.

I get 'tired' when traveling to far and 30 min by car is far for me.

I and my son have some form Infektion with CNS involvment we both have

positiv Elise + WB for Lyme Disease.

He gets bad a number of times a year and OK in between. With bad I

mean that they keep him for hospital observation

if we go to ER. They don't know what to do.

/Per Sjöholm

[Guest guest]

, it takes a while to get used to tonys humor and rough edges.

Dont take him personally and seriously. Hope your getting better

slowly,

bleu

On 3 Jun 2006, at 13:41, julie levitt wrote:

>

> Should MRSA people be kept off this email list too. You are suggesting

> that MRSA people be treated like AIDS patients circa 1980????  If this

> was such an issue, don’t you think they’d move MRSSA people like me to

> an island or shoot us in a rocket to another planet or kill us circa

> WWII?

>  

>

> From: infections

> [mailto:infections ] On Behalf Of

> dumbaussie2000

> Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2006 5:30 AM

> infections

> Subject: [infections] Re: Person with MRSA howto...

>  

>

> Per

> You shed 1000 bacteria a second with your skin turning to dust- keep

> him out of your house IMO..

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Hi,

> > I'm going to have a meeting with a person with MRSA and need some

> more

> > knowledge on do and don't.

> > What to avoid and to consider ?

> > Different meeting places have been considered.

> > His house, my house, somewere between.

> > I get 'tired' when traveling to far and 30 min by car is far for

> me.

> >

> > I and my son have some form Infektion with CNS involvment we both

> have

> > positiv Elise + WB for Lyme Disease.

> > He gets bad  a number of times  a year and OK in between. With bad

> I

> > mean that they keep him for hospital observation

> > if we go to ER. They don't know what to do.

> >

> > /Per Sjöholm

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, you're missing the point. MRSA could be anywhere. But a sick person with MRSA has more of it, and if you're also sick and compromised, then inviting it into your home environment is probably not the smartest thing to do. Neutral ground would be safer. Keeping your distance is safer. Total avoidance is safest, but that's pretty much impossible since it's all over the place anyway. Why do you think they tell people to avoid hospitals? And why are more and more surgeries being performed that are minimally invasive (especially around bone)? Because MRSA shedding from skin is one of the number one reasons people get infected in the hospital. But total quarantines are impossible. Too much of it in our environment. We just need to find better ways to keep it from making us sick. penny Colourbleu

<colourbleu@...> wrote: , it takes a while to get used to tonys humor and rough edges. Dont take him personally and seriously. Hope your getting better slowly,bleuOn 3 Jun 2006, at 13:41, julie levitt wrote:>> Should MRSA people be kept off this email list too. You are suggesting > that MRSA people be treated like AIDS patients circa 1980???? If this > was such an issue, don’t you think they’d move MRSSA people like me to > an island or shoot us in a rocket to another planet or kill us circa > WWII?>  >> From: infections > [mailto:infections ] On Behalf Of > dumbaussie2000> Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2006 5:30 AM> To:

infections > Subject: [infections] Re: Person with MRSA howto...> Â >> Per> You shed 1000 bacteria a second with your skin turning to dust- keep> him out of your house IMO..>>>>> > >> > Hi,> > I'm going to have a meeting with a person with MRSA and need some> more> > knowledge on do and don't.> > What to avoid and to consider ?> > Different meeting places have been considered.> > His house, my house, somewere between.> > I get 'tired' when traveling to far and 30 min by car is far for> me.> >> > I and my son have some form Infektion with CNS involvment we both> have> > positiv Elise + WB for Lyme Disease.> > He gets

bad a number of times a year and OK in between. With bad> I> > mean that they keep him for hospital observation> > if we go to ER. They don't know what to do.> >> > /Per Sjöholm> >>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Bleu, Tony and all,

Bleu, I agree with you on Tony. In my book

he is a great guy, and I appreciate what he knows. I don’t always agree with

you, Tony, but I respect you.

a

, it takes a while

to get used to tonys humor and rough edges. Dont take him personally and

seriously. Hope your getting better slowly,

bleu

On 3 Jun 2006, at 13:41, julie levitt wrote:

Should

MRSA people be kept off this email list too. You are suggesting that MRSA

people be treated like AIDS patients circa 1980???? If this was such an

issue, don’t you think they’d move MRSSA people like me to an island or shoot

us in a rocket to another planet or kill us circa WWII?

[Guest guest]

Many doctors and nurses are colonised with mrsa the hospital they

work in just about guarantee's that.It's smart though to avoid

settings and people that may contribute a colonisation your going to

carry for life.. Most studies are not worth the paper there written

on. most doctors think you've been hit by soemthing and it's long

gone so don't offer treatments anyway.

>

> Please cite specific source of information that

> MRSA people are so highly dangerous? Should people

> with strep throat also be segregated on a

> concentration camp::

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: infections

> [mailto:infections ]

> On Behalf Of Per Sjoholm

> Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2006 4:53 AM

> infections

> Subject: [infections] Person with

> MRSA howto...

>

>

>

> Hi,

> I'm going to have a meeting with a person with

> MRSA and need some more

> knowledge on do and don't.

> What to avoid and to consider ?

> Different meeting places have been considered.

> His house, my house, somewere between.

> I get 'tired' when traveling to far and 30 min by

> car is far for me.

>

> I and my son have some form Infektion with CNS

> involvment we both have

> positiv Elise + WB for Lyme Disease.

> He gets bad a number of times a year and OK in

> between. With bad I

> mean that they keep him for hospital observation

> if we go to ER. They don't know what to do.

>

> /Per Sjöholm

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It was more of a joke that post to Per. I think I'd rather have MRSA

than battle MRSE- meth resistant staph epi. I think the immune

system generally can handle the MRSA to a certain extent the MRSE is

more likely to be accepted by the immune system as non hostile and

it runs rampant against us.I even know of a small biotech company

which is turning these MRSE toxins into antibiotics against MRSA and

staph areus's in general.I actually spoke to the CEO and he was

telling me what they were upto.

tony

> >

> > Hi,

> > I'm going to have a meeting with a person with

> MRSA and need some

> more

> > knowledge on do and don't.

> > What to avoid and to consider ?

> > Different meeting places have been considered.

> > His house, my house, somewere between.

> > I get 'tired' when traveling to far and 30 min

> by car is far for

> me.

> >

> > I and my son have some form Infektion with CNS

> involvment we both

> have

> > positiv Elise + WB for Lyme Disease.

> > He gets bad a number of times a year and OK in

> between. With bad

> I

> > mean that they keep him for hospital observation

> > if we go to ER. They don't know what to do.

> >

> > /Per Sjöholm

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I remember that company. Any develpments or idea when something might be ready for human trials? pennydumbaussie2000 <dumbaussie2000@...> wrote: It was more of a joke that post to Per. I think I'd rather have MRSA than battle MRSE- meth resistant staph epi. I think the immune system generally can handle the MRSA to a certain extent the MRSE is more likely to be accepted by the immune system as non hostile and it runs rampant against us.I even know of a small biotech company which is turning these MRSE toxins into antibiotics against MRSA and staph areus's in general.I actually spoke to the CEO and he was telling me what they were upto.tony> >> > Hi,> > I'm going to have a meeting with a person with> MRSA and need some > more > > knowledge on do and don't.> > What to avoid and to consider ?> > Different meeting places have been considered.> > His house, my house, somewere between.> > I get 'tired' when traveling to far and 30 min> by car is far for > me.> > > > I and my son have some form Infektion with CNS> involvment we both > have > > positiv Elise + WB for Lyme Disease.> > He gets bad a number of times a year and OK in> between. With bad > I > > mean that they keep him for hospital observation> > if we go to ER. They don't know what to do.> > > > /Per Sjöholm> >>

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