Guest guest Posted July 15, 1999 Report Share Posted July 15, 1999 Of course it's not a " bad " thing!!! My (unvaccinated) daughter caught Rubella on her first birthday. I was breastfeeding her of course, and found Rubella in a healthy child to be almost laughable given what doctors make it out to be. She wasn't well, but she was NOWHERE NEAR being really ill. I had measles, mumps and rubella as a child (and I was vaccinated). They are not a big deal as your mag says. The big deal is having a healthy child overall, something vaccines don't support. Thanks for letting me vent on this one!!! ---------- >From: Vaccinationsonelist >Vaccinationsonelist >Subject: Digest Number 302 >Date: Thu, Jul 15, 1999, 3:06 AM > > >Is this a bad thing? I have a set of mothers digest type books from the >50's that " Parenting " magazine published. They act like measles and mumps >are just not that big a deal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 1999 Report Share Posted July 15, 1999 You know, I'm so jealous that my children didn't get this. You're daughter will now be able to pass on TRUE antibodies to her children when breastfeeding. Ugh. Doing things the way nature intended. Who knows better than God ? C & M Hoffman wrote: > From: " C & M Hoffman " <cmhoffman@...> > > Of course it's not a " bad " thing!!! My (unvaccinated) daughter caught > Rubella on her first birthday. I was breastfeeding her of course, and found > Rubella in a healthy child to be almost laughable given what doctors make it > out to be. She wasn't well, but she was NOWHERE NEAR being really ill. I had > measles, mumps and rubella as a child (and I was vaccinated). They are not a > big deal as your mag says. The big deal is having a healthy child overall, > something vaccines don't support. Thanks for letting me vent on this one!!! > > ---------- > >From: Vaccinationsonelist > >Vaccinationsonelist > >Subject: Digest Number 302 > >Date: Thu, Jul 15, 1999, 3:06 AM > > > > > > >Is this a bad thing? I have a set of mothers digest type books from the > >50's that " Parenting " magazine published. They act like measles and mumps > >are just not that big a deal. > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 22, 1999 Report Share Posted November 22, 1999 Concerning coverage for OCD_ About three years ago, when has turned 23 and was supposed to be dropped from our insurance, I researched OCD and the current research and put together a file of papers to send to the insurance company. My main argument was that OCD is a neurobiological disorder and as such should be treated as any physical ailment. I included abstracts from over a dozen research papers stating that OCD is a neurobiological disorder and others that told of the observable changes in brain function. We were able to get back on our insurance as a dependant. We have a 20% copay (which means his medication costs us $55+/month) which covers visits to psychiatrists or psychologists. If anyone is interested in this approach, let me know and i can email you as to the types of information I included. There is probably more up-to-date research presently, but if you have a university nearby it should be fairly easy to find the right stuff, Jackie (in IN) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 1999 Report Share Posted November 23, 1999 Please send me the info Thanks Terry in WI Re: Digest Number 302 >From: Jackie48hr@... > >Concerning coverage for OCD_ > About three years ago, when has turned 23 and was supposed to be >dropped from our insurance, I researched OCD and the current research and put >together a file of papers to send to the insurance company. My main argument >was that OCD is a neurobiological disorder and as such should be treated as >any physical ailment. I included abstracts from over a dozen research papers >stating that OCD is a neurobiological disorder and others that told of the >observable changes in brain function. We were able to get back on our >insurance as a dependant. We have a 20% copay (which means his medication >costs us $55+/month) which covers visits to psychiatrists or psychologists. > If anyone is interested in this approach, let me know and i can email >you as to the types of information I included. There is probably more >up-to-date research presently, but if you have a university nearby it should >be fairly easy to find the right stuff, > Jackie (in IN) > >>You may subscribe to the OCD-L by emailing >listserv@... . >In the body of your message write: >subscribe OCD-L your name. >The archives for the OCD and >Parenting List may be accessed by going to > . >Enter your email address and password. >Click on the highlighted list name and then click on index. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 1999 Report Share Posted November 23, 1999 I am interested in any information you can share. Judy Lovchik Jackie48hr@... wrote: > > From: Jackie48hr@... > > Concerning coverage for OCD_ > About three years ago, when has turned 23 and was supposed to be > dropped from our insurance, I researched OCD and the current research and put > together a file of papers to send to the insurance company. My main argument > was that OCD is a neurobiological disorder and as such should be treated as > any physical ailment. I included abstracts from over a dozen research papers > stating that OCD is a neurobiological disorder and others that told of the > observable changes in brain function. We were able to get back on our > insurance as a dependant. We have a 20% copay (which means his medication > costs us $55+/month) which covers visits to psychiatrists or psychologists. > If anyone is interested in this approach, let me know and i can email > you as to the types of information I included. There is probably more > up-to-date research presently, but if you have a university nearby it should > be fairly easy to find the right stuff, > Jackie (in IN) > > > You may subscribe to the OCD-L by emailing > listserv@... . > In the body of your message write: > subscribe OCD-L your name. > The archives for the OCD and > Parenting List may be accessed by going to > . > Enter your email address and password. > Click on the highlighted list name and then click on index. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 1999 Report Share Posted November 24, 1999 Judith, I'm interested in the information.Thank you for sharing with us.Beth in IN. Re: Digest Number 302 > From: " Judith C. Lovchik " <jlovchik@...> > > I am interested in any information you can share. > > Judy Lovchik > > Jackie48hr@... wrote: > > > > From: Jackie48hr@... > > > > Concerning coverage for OCD_ > > About three years ago, when has turned 23 and was supposed to be > > dropped from our insurance, I researched OCD and the current research and put > > together a file of papers to send to the insurance company. My main argument > > was that OCD is a neurobiological disorder and as such should be treated as > > any physical ailment. I included abstracts from over a dozen research papers > > stating that OCD is a neurobiological disorder and others that told of the > > observable changes in brain function. We were able to get back on our > > insurance as a dependant. We have a 20% copay (which means his medication > > costs us $55+/month) which covers visits to psychiatrists or psychologists. > > If anyone is interested in this approach, let me know and i can email > > you as to the types of information I included. There is probably more > > up-to-date research presently, but if you have a university nearby it should > > be fairly easy to find the right stuff, > > Jackie (in IN) > > > > > You may subscribe to the OCD-L by emailing > > listserv@... . > > In the body of your message write: > > subscribe OCD-L your name. > > The archives for the OCD and > > Parenting List may be accessed by going to > > . > > Enter your email address and password. > > Click on the highlighted list name and then click on index. > > > You may subscribe to the OCD-L by emailing > listserv@... . > In the body of your message write: > subscribe OCD-L your name. > The archives for the OCD and > Parenting List may be accessed by going to > . > Enter your email address and password. > Click on the highlighted list name and then click on index. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2000 Report Share Posted March 23, 2000 In a message dated 03/21/2000 3:16:18 AM Eastern Standard Time, Kyla writes: > > I just recently joined this list, because my husband and I believe that he > has the Yeastie Beasties! First off, if he has it, you probably do too. It is something that is easily shared between married people. > After finding a GP, he was sent for blood tests and urine tests, a Barium > Swallow and a rectal exam with no visible results. After several visits, > our > GP sent him to a Gastroenterologist, who sent him for a Barium Enema, and > some blood tests and there were once again no visible results. After one > more visit to the Gastro he was given the " golden handshake " and told there > was nothing wrong with him at that end. Gosh! It does sound like what happens to a lot of candidiasis sufferers > Now we are both totally disillusioned with both conventional doctors and > Naturopaths and wonder if everybody in the medical/naturo community in BC > are flakes??? Try a natural nutritionist, or else just simply do it on your own. Surely you have health food stores there where you can get the supplements. >I recently borrowed Dr. Crook's book " The Yeast Connection " from the library and >it seems to keep mentioning the anti-fungal drug Nistatin - I > would be interested in hearing from anybody who's taken this or any other > anti-fungal drugs. What were your results? Well, if you read a little further, it does mention all of the nutritional supplements which we have been bandying about here on the list - things that you can get without a doctor. Crook is a medical doctor, so of course he is going to mention prescription drugs, however, to his credit, he does mention natural supplements which the average person can get their hands on. Some of these are listed on my website at http://www.angelfire.com/mb/manifestnow/nutrition/candidatreat.html Blessings Margaret You must be the change you wish to see in the world. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2000 Report Share Posted June 23, 2000 In a message dated 6/23/00 4:50:52 AM Central Daylight Time, egroups writes: << registration and licensing >> I don't know about what local regs you maight have but when I talked to the FDA they told I did not have to register with them as long as I made NO claims about my soap and oils. ie no " this will get rid of wrinkles " , etc. You can check with them and they are usually very helpful. It is good to list ingredients incase of allergies. In Christ Jackie God's Blessings Ministry Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2000 Report Share Posted June 23, 2000 In a message dated 06/23/2000 2:51:12 AM Pacific Daylight Time, egroups writes: << Hi, you can get powdered honey, and it's nice in a milk bath/dry mix for a facial or something. >> I am coming out of lurker mode- I have a " dumb " question- does powdered honey in a milk bath make for any stickiness?? And what kind of added benefits does it do for a milk bath- moisturizing?? Inquiring minds want to know! ) Marilyn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2000 Report Share Posted July 5, 2000 Susie, Good luck with your dog..I am a dog owner and lover of animals and can sympathise with you. My last dog was deathly afraid. Thankfully this one thatwe have is so docile that the noise does not both him..He sleeps through the worst thunder storms..not me...I need the tranquilizers... I hope he is better. Let us know. Ellen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 4, 2000 Report Share Posted August 4, 2000 Well Tommy's ear seems a little bit better today, he still is having horrible behaviors from the combination of the new diet and infection, thanks for all the posts, I knew I could count on the list for good advice on this, and yes I do drink (lots and lots of wine at night) !!!!! hugs and blessings to all!!!! Lori ( 11, Shayne 8 , and Tommy 5 ds, autism and horrible ear infections) Digest Number 302 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 Dear Connie: Did you also ask about a " discrimination " lawsuit. It would seem that your termination was, if not illegal, then certainly unethical, because you were under medical care, with a valid reason, and if anything you should have been offered leave without pay. I believe that terminating under your circumstances would violate State and Federal Regulations, and maybe you can get some money for all you've been through. Marty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 Dear Connie: Did you also ask about a " discrimination " lawsuit. It would seem that your termination was, if not illegal, then certainly unethical, because you were under medical care, with a valid reason, and if anything you should have been offered leave without pay. I believe that terminating under your circumstances would violate State and Federal Regulations, and maybe you can get some money for all you've been through. Marty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 Dear Connie: Did you also ask about a " discrimination " lawsuit. It would seem that your termination was, if not illegal, then certainly unethical, because you were under medical care, with a valid reason, and if anything you should have been offered leave without pay. I believe that terminating under your circumstances would violate State and Federal Regulations, and maybe you can get some money for all you've been through. Marty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 Dear Connie: Did you also ask about a " discrimination " lawsuit. It would seem that your termination was, if not illegal, then certainly unethical, because you were under medical care, with a valid reason, and if anything you should have been offered leave without pay. I believe that terminating under your circumstances would violate State and Federal Regulations, and maybe you can get some money for all you've been through. Marty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 I know one thing they are going in with is " Wrongful Termination " , mot sure if that is discrimination or not. Being that Pinellas County is a Government entity, they get away with a lot of things that they do. A friend of mine who is now deceased I blame P.C. for her death because the individual who harassed her, was allowed to harrass and still is. She liked working even though she had cancer she was on her 5th go round with it and it had metastasized (spelling wrong). Even though she was going to die she liked to go to work. She finally just gave up and laid back and died. She was 38 and had 4 children there father was also deceased. A supervisor that I had once mentally harassed her. I know of 5 others besides me that supervisor worked on destroying. It is known to the higher up's and it continues. Whats really bad about the whole thing is every year this supervisor gets the top dollar raise. While the ones that are being harrassed get nothing. The Pyschiatrist that I saw treats 70% of P.C. employees.There are others that go to different shrinks. I am talking about all different departments like: Clerk of Court Tax Appraiser Tax Assesor BOCC where I was employed(Board of County Commisioners)I often thought of going to the Tampa Tribune, you know who they are, Marty. They hate Pinellas County Govt. and anything they can find that is bad about P.C. They print. Even at times when it is not true. It use to be a nice place to work but it is not anymore all the crap started about 1996. Except for the one supervisor, she had been doing it all along. I think word is getting out about them because when a position opens up there use to be dozens to fill it. Now they have to recruit at least 2 times to get enough people. I am also naming the Government intentionally, so if you have friends any of you, please warn them. Let them come and try to prove me wrong. God, forbid if you get sick, your out with the trash then. That is why I answered what I did about crying at work. " Go hide and don't let them see you " Take Care, Connie --- 2byteme@... wrote: > Dear Connie: > Did you also ask about a " discrimination " > lawsuit. It would seem > that your termination was, if not illegal, then > certainly unethical, > because you were under medical care, with a valid > reason, and if > anything you should have been offered leave without > pay. I believe that > terminating under your circumstances would violate > State and Federal > Regulations, and maybe you can get some money for > all you've been > through. Marty > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 I know one thing they are going in with is " Wrongful Termination " , mot sure if that is discrimination or not. Being that Pinellas County is a Government entity, they get away with a lot of things that they do. A friend of mine who is now deceased I blame P.C. for her death because the individual who harassed her, was allowed to harrass and still is. She liked working even though she had cancer she was on her 5th go round with it and it had metastasized (spelling wrong). Even though she was going to die she liked to go to work. She finally just gave up and laid back and died. She was 38 and had 4 children there father was also deceased. A supervisor that I had once mentally harassed her. I know of 5 others besides me that supervisor worked on destroying. It is known to the higher up's and it continues. Whats really bad about the whole thing is every year this supervisor gets the top dollar raise. While the ones that are being harrassed get nothing. The Pyschiatrist that I saw treats 70% of P.C. employees.There are others that go to different shrinks. I am talking about all different departments like: Clerk of Court Tax Appraiser Tax Assesor BOCC where I was employed(Board of County Commisioners)I often thought of going to the Tampa Tribune, you know who they are, Marty. They hate Pinellas County Govt. and anything they can find that is bad about P.C. They print. Even at times when it is not true. It use to be a nice place to work but it is not anymore all the crap started about 1996. Except for the one supervisor, she had been doing it all along. I think word is getting out about them because when a position opens up there use to be dozens to fill it. Now they have to recruit at least 2 times to get enough people. I am also naming the Government intentionally, so if you have friends any of you, please warn them. Let them come and try to prove me wrong. God, forbid if you get sick, your out with the trash then. That is why I answered what I did about crying at work. " Go hide and don't let them see you " Take Care, Connie --- 2byteme@... wrote: > Dear Connie: > Did you also ask about a " discrimination " > lawsuit. It would seem > that your termination was, if not illegal, then > certainly unethical, > because you were under medical care, with a valid > reason, and if > anything you should have been offered leave without > pay. I believe that > terminating under your circumstances would violate > State and Federal > Regulations, and maybe you can get some money for > all you've been > through. Marty > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 I know one thing they are going in with is " Wrongful Termination " , mot sure if that is discrimination or not. Being that Pinellas County is a Government entity, they get away with a lot of things that they do. A friend of mine who is now deceased I blame P.C. for her death because the individual who harassed her, was allowed to harrass and still is. She liked working even though she had cancer she was on her 5th go round with it and it had metastasized (spelling wrong). Even though she was going to die she liked to go to work. She finally just gave up and laid back and died. She was 38 and had 4 children there father was also deceased. A supervisor that I had once mentally harassed her. I know of 5 others besides me that supervisor worked on destroying. It is known to the higher up's and it continues. Whats really bad about the whole thing is every year this supervisor gets the top dollar raise. While the ones that are being harrassed get nothing. The Pyschiatrist that I saw treats 70% of P.C. employees.There are others that go to different shrinks. I am talking about all different departments like: Clerk of Court Tax Appraiser Tax Assesor BOCC where I was employed(Board of County Commisioners)I often thought of going to the Tampa Tribune, you know who they are, Marty. They hate Pinellas County Govt. and anything they can find that is bad about P.C. They print. Even at times when it is not true. It use to be a nice place to work but it is not anymore all the crap started about 1996. Except for the one supervisor, she had been doing it all along. I think word is getting out about them because when a position opens up there use to be dozens to fill it. Now they have to recruit at least 2 times to get enough people. I am also naming the Government intentionally, so if you have friends any of you, please warn them. Let them come and try to prove me wrong. God, forbid if you get sick, your out with the trash then. That is why I answered what I did about crying at work. " Go hide and don't let them see you " Take Care, Connie --- 2byteme@... wrote: > Dear Connie: > Did you also ask about a " discrimination " > lawsuit. It would seem > that your termination was, if not illegal, then > certainly unethical, > because you were under medical care, with a valid > reason, and if > anything you should have been offered leave without > pay. I believe that > terminating under your circumstances would violate > State and Federal > Regulations, and maybe you can get some money for > all you've been > through. Marty > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 I know one thing they are going in with is " Wrongful Termination " , mot sure if that is discrimination or not. Being that Pinellas County is a Government entity, they get away with a lot of things that they do. A friend of mine who is now deceased I blame P.C. for her death because the individual who harassed her, was allowed to harrass and still is. She liked working even though she had cancer she was on her 5th go round with it and it had metastasized (spelling wrong). Even though she was going to die she liked to go to work. She finally just gave up and laid back and died. She was 38 and had 4 children there father was also deceased. A supervisor that I had once mentally harassed her. I know of 5 others besides me that supervisor worked on destroying. It is known to the higher up's and it continues. Whats really bad about the whole thing is every year this supervisor gets the top dollar raise. While the ones that are being harrassed get nothing. The Pyschiatrist that I saw treats 70% of P.C. employees.There are others that go to different shrinks. I am talking about all different departments like: Clerk of Court Tax Appraiser Tax Assesor BOCC where I was employed(Board of County Commisioners)I often thought of going to the Tampa Tribune, you know who they are, Marty. They hate Pinellas County Govt. and anything they can find that is bad about P.C. They print. Even at times when it is not true. It use to be a nice place to work but it is not anymore all the crap started about 1996. Except for the one supervisor, she had been doing it all along. I think word is getting out about them because when a position opens up there use to be dozens to fill it. Now they have to recruit at least 2 times to get enough people. I am also naming the Government intentionally, so if you have friends any of you, please warn them. Let them come and try to prove me wrong. God, forbid if you get sick, your out with the trash then. That is why I answered what I did about crying at work. " Go hide and don't let them see you " Take Care, Connie --- 2byteme@... wrote: > Dear Connie: > Did you also ask about a " discrimination " > lawsuit. It would seem > that your termination was, if not illegal, then > certainly unethical, > because you were under medical care, with a valid > reason, and if > anything you should have been offered leave without > pay. I believe that > terminating under your circumstances would violate > State and Federal > Regulations, and maybe you can get some money for > all you've been > through. Marty > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 Well I'm relieved I still have my job lol. Talked to the manager today finally. whew! As tired and exhausted as I am, at least knowing I have a job to go to, as menial as it is, helps me feel better. I know I may eventually have to quit working if I continue on combo, who knows, but I'll drag my fat ass up there as much as I can till then Now, how to get to work is the problem... My car is broken and hubby to weak to work on it and we've no money lol. Is there EVER NOT something wrong? I'm hoping to catch a ride with a friend. alley/ ICQ 12631861 alleypat@... http://www.flash.net/~alleypat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 Well I'm relieved I still have my job lol. Talked to the manager today finally. whew! As tired and exhausted as I am, at least knowing I have a job to go to, as menial as it is, helps me feel better. I know I may eventually have to quit working if I continue on combo, who knows, but I'll drag my fat ass up there as much as I can till then Now, how to get to work is the problem... My car is broken and hubby to weak to work on it and we've no money lol. Is there EVER NOT something wrong? I'm hoping to catch a ride with a friend. alley/ ICQ 12631861 alleypat@... http://www.flash.net/~alleypat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 Well I'm relieved I still have my job lol. Talked to the manager today finally. whew! As tired and exhausted as I am, at least knowing I have a job to go to, as menial as it is, helps me feel better. I know I may eventually have to quit working if I continue on combo, who knows, but I'll drag my fat ass up there as much as I can till then Now, how to get to work is the problem... My car is broken and hubby to weak to work on it and we've no money lol. Is there EVER NOT something wrong? I'm hoping to catch a ride with a friend. alley/ ICQ 12631861 alleypat@... http://www.flash.net/~alleypat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 Well I'm relieved I still have my job lol. Talked to the manager today finally. whew! As tired and exhausted as I am, at least knowing I have a job to go to, as menial as it is, helps me feel better. I know I may eventually have to quit working if I continue on combo, who knows, but I'll drag my fat ass up there as much as I can till then Now, how to get to work is the problem... My car is broken and hubby to weak to work on it and we've no money lol. Is there EVER NOT something wrong? I'm hoping to catch a ride with a friend. alley/ ICQ 12631861 alleypat@... http://www.flash.net/~alleypat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 Alley I know exactly what you are going through as I am sure everyone here on the list does. It can get so hard to deal with everything and I am not the one with the Hep C in our family so I know how hard it is on you. The car problems ect ect ect - it just seems to go on doesn't it with no relief in site. One good thing your husband is back home so that is one positive thing going on in your life right now. Hang in there girl. We are thinking of you and your in our prayers. Wish I lived closer to you and could help you out. Winne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Share Posted September 26, 2000 Alley I know exactly what you are going through as I am sure everyone here on the list does. It can get so hard to deal with everything and I am not the one with the Hep C in our family so I know how hard it is on you. The car problems ect ect ect - it just seems to go on doesn't it with no relief in site. One good thing your husband is back home so that is one positive thing going on in your life right now. Hang in there girl. We are thinking of you and your in our prayers. Wish I lived closer to you and could help you out. Winne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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