Hi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/8/00 1:00:19 PM Central Standard Time, slowens@...

writes:

<< It really is a special, special place.

>>

Here, Here !! It also doesn't hurt that everyone is so cool.

Jenni

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/8/00 1:00:19 PM Central Standard Time, slowens@...

writes:

<< It really is a special, special place.

>>

Here, Here !! It also doesn't hurt that everyone is so cool.

Jenni

[Guest guest]

How does everyone like those live tapes. I think it motivates me to have a

different tape everyday. I only do the basic because I can not handle the

advanced.

I must try the advanced volume 4 that someone mentioned before.

Input anyone...............

[Guest guest]

How does everyone like those live tapes. I think it motivates me to have a

different tape everyday. I only do the basic because I can not handle the

advanced.

I must try the advanced volume 4 that someone mentioned before.

Input anyone...............

[Guest guest]

>

> To: tae-bo_onegroups <tae-bo_onegroups>

> Date: Friday, January 07, 2000 6:34 PM

> Subject: Hi

>

> > Actually after I was done I had to laugh at myself because I really am >

> such a nut but I felt good this morning today.

> >Now if I can just pull off a miracle tonight. Grrr... what has happened >

> to me.

>

> Jenni, way to go! I'm glad to hear that you are still doing the 21DC. The

idea about trying a new tape is a good one. Every time I receive a new tape I

get super motivated (probably because it takes so much concentration to learn

the new moves).

Elena, who has ordered the new 4 pack and AL5 through the monthly

delivery system because she needed a " boost " after dropping the yoga

class.

[Guest guest]

>

> To: tae-bo_onegroups <tae-bo_onegroups>

> Date: Friday, January 07, 2000 6:34 PM

> Subject: Hi

>

> > Actually after I was done I had to laugh at myself because I really am >

> such a nut but I felt good this morning today.

> >Now if I can just pull off a miracle tonight. Grrr... what has happened >

> to me.

>

> Jenni, way to go! I'm glad to hear that you are still doing the 21DC. The

idea about trying a new tape is a good one. Every time I receive a new tape I

get super motivated (probably because it takes so much concentration to learn

the new moves).

Elena, who has ordered the new 4 pack and AL5 through the monthly

delivery system because she needed a " boost " after dropping the yoga

class.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/9/00 6:59:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Ladyswan75@... writes:

<< How does everyone like those live tapes. I think it motivates me to have

a

different tape everyday. I only do the basic because I can not handle the

advanced.

I must try the advanced volume 4 that someone mentioned before.

Input anyone...............

>>

The live tapes are the only reason that I did not quit Tae-Bo. I never do the

studio tapes any more. I have advanced 4 and I love it!! It's a tough one!

But I love a good challenge!

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/9/00 6:59:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Ladyswan75@... writes:

<< How does everyone like those live tapes. I think it motivates me to have

a

different tape everyday. I only do the basic because I can not handle the

advanced.

I must try the advanced volume 4 that someone mentioned before.

Input anyone...............

>>

The live tapes are the only reason that I did not quit Tae-Bo. I never do the

studio tapes any more. I have advanced 4 and I love it!! It's a tough one!

But I love a good challenge!

[Guest guest]

ladyswan7-I love the live series. I'm on auto for both the live and

advance series. I wouldn't give any of them away. There mine, all

mine. ;-D

In my opinion, AL#4 is the best one so far. You can't go wrong with

this tape. It's pretty much perfect. is at his motivational

best, the music is awesome and both sides are worked equally. Everyone

is having so much fun in this tape. I also love the fact that the

kicks and punching combos are shorter in duration. The kicks are also

done at a slower pace, so your form is always perfect. I've said it

before, but I always feel like a Tae Bo warrior when I'm done with this

tape.

[Guest guest]

ladyswan7-I love the live series. I'm on auto for both the live and

advance series. I wouldn't give any of them away. There mine, all

mine. ;-D

In my opinion, AL#4 is the best one so far. You can't go wrong with

this tape. It's pretty much perfect. is at his motivational

best, the music is awesome and both sides are worked equally. Everyone

is having so much fun in this tape. I also love the fact that the

kicks and punching combos are shorter in duration. The kicks are also

done at a slower pace, so your form is always perfect. I've said it

before, but I always feel like a Tae Bo warrior when I'm done with this

tape.

[Guest guest]

Hi from . I'm still trying to catch up on the old mail...

Oh my goodness, -- are you doing okay? I'm so sorry about the DVT. Do

you take aspirin or anticoagulants or anything or just sit and worry? That's

terrible that you have to worry about your own health while dealing with your

kids' issues. Please take care of yourself.

How is doing?

Hope all the pumpkins having asthma issues are doing better...

Funny story: we're still supposed to let her have anything she wants to

eat as she's still down two pounds. Now with this cold her appetite is

gone... the ONLY thing she wants is the marshmallows from Lucky Charms

cereal! I'm sort of horrified and embarrassed!

[Guest guest]

--thank you, and know that i'm pryaing for you. I hope your

unbelievable difficulties subside soon. may God hold you close to His

heart.

We are seeing another allergist, supposedly on the cutting edge of ped.

allergy diagnosis and treatment. H'es also an immunologist, so hopefully

he'll have some clue as the the interaction of Wesley's pid....we'lll

see, so many immuno's are not well versed with pid's. The ENT is holding

off from treating Wesley with abx....it makes me very nervous as it

contradicts what our marvelous immuno. has instructed us to do . But he

has made himself very available to me, so if wesely worsens, he'll act

quickly. I just don't want to pave that road to pneumonia for

Wesley...ANdrew, our middle one (not for long!) has been sicker than

wes, more continuously in recent months than wes, which is not normal, so

i think we may be very near to a pid diagnosis with him. seems to

be holding his own, which is amazing, considering that they share a

room!!

Well, i hope you are all getting thru the winter, and that things are

improving healthwise for all the pumpkins. Dale, what is the latest with

Katy and her spotting??

Maurita, you know who i'm mom to!!

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Hi Steph:

Give your friend a link to get to the Stills web site by just

typing the address into a message sent to her like this www.stillsdisease.org

and all she has to do is click on the address and then put it in her favorites

or bookmark it. If that doesn't work, have her send me an e-mail and I will send

it to her.

Love Y'as,

Bob & Carole

Hi

Remember that person with Still's disease that heard about us from my

husbands Ex. Well, she called us tonight. She is trying to get into the

group. I sent her the address at Yahoo.

Anyway, she is having trouble getting in and is thirsting for info. So

I do have her address, so without breaking confidentiality, you

experienced puter people, help.

We all talked for a good 45 minutes. Was great! Ah and there is another

person with Still's that grew up in our same area. We are going to try

to get together. We both are from Seattle and the Edmonds area.

(Growing up, as we live in the lovely podunk town of Snohomish now)

Love, Steph

[Guest guest]

Hi Steph:

Give your friend a link to get to the Stills web site by just

typing the address into a message sent to her like this www.stillsdisease.org

and all she has to do is click on the address and then put it in her favorites

or bookmark it. If that doesn't work, have her send me an e-mail and I will send

it to her.

Love Y'as,

Bob & Carole

Hi

Remember that person with Still's disease that heard about us from my

husbands Ex. Well, she called us tonight. She is trying to get into the

group. I sent her the address at Yahoo.

Anyway, she is having trouble getting in and is thirsting for info. So

I do have her address, so without breaking confidentiality, you

experienced puter people, help.

We all talked for a good 45 minutes. Was great! Ah and there is another

person with Still's that grew up in our same area. We are going to try

to get together. We both are from Seattle and the Edmonds area.

(Growing up, as we live in the lovely podunk town of Snohomish now)

Love, Steph

[Guest guest]

Hello Carmen:

And as I said before, welcome to the Stilligans. Thank you

for the Vitals you sent to me but I do need your date of birth(without the year

if you desire)?

Thanks again and take care now.

Love Y'all

Bob & Carole

hi

Hello,

My name is Carmen and I have been reading the Digest for almost two months

now. I sure enjoy it and find it so interesting and helpful for our

condition. I've learned a lot and have written down things and taken them to

my Rheumatologist to discuss with him. He's probably thinking how I've

gotten so well informed all of a sudden.

I was diagnosed with Stills in 1995 at the Mayo Clinic in Minn. I was so ill

and my Rheumatologist then did not connect my illness with Stills and sent me

there as the last hope. I didn't believe Mayo when they told me I had Stills

as I had never heard of it. I still don't know anyone around here in

Michigan that has it but I've e-mailed Patty in California who lives about an

hour from me and I hope to get together with her when we go back home. I

can't wait!

This disease has so many branches and each one of you seem to be fighting a

different symptom. I used to go into remission after a big flare but no

more. I guess Stills is here to stay. I have tried almost every medication

known and nothing has worked. My last try, Remicade, landed me in the

hospital after one infusion for a few days so I discontinued it immediately.

I am now waiting for a Rx number for Enbrel to see if that will help. That

Enbrel company sure is slow in producing it. I've been on the waiting list

since October. Maybe I'll get it for Christmas...... )

If anyone is on it and have had good results with it, I'd surely like to hear

from you. I'd say my knees and shoulders are the most affected and the

fatigue is something I can't believe. The only medication that I'm on now is

20mg of Prednisone. I can do things around the house for about fifteen

minutes and then I have to rest for two hours. It took me over a week to

decorate the inside of our house but it does look festive now and gives me

joy to look at everything. I do dread when the time will come to put

everything away. It will probably take me a week to do that!

I've also noticed that a lot of you work. Where do you get the energy to do

that ? I love to garden but those days seem to be over at the moment. I

hope the Enbrel helps to let me bend and squat to get those darn weeds out of

the flower beds...... )

I think I am supposed to give you my vitals...... )..... so here goes.

Carmen Entin

718 Monarch

Spring Lake, Michigan 49456

Diagnosed with Stills in 1995

pscarmen@...

I wish you all a Merry Christmas and hope you catch Santa coming down the

chimney. See if he has any Enbrel in his bag...... )

Fondly,

Carmen

[Guest guest]

Hello Carmen:

And as I said before, welcome to the Stilligans. Thank you

for the Vitals you sent to me but I do need your date of birth(without the year

if you desire)?

Thanks again and take care now.

Love Y'all

Bob & Carole

hi

Hello,

My name is Carmen and I have been reading the Digest for almost two months

now. I sure enjoy it and find it so interesting and helpful for our

condition. I've learned a lot and have written down things and taken them to

my Rheumatologist to discuss with him. He's probably thinking how I've

gotten so well informed all of a sudden.

I was diagnosed with Stills in 1995 at the Mayo Clinic in Minn. I was so ill

and my Rheumatologist then did not connect my illness with Stills and sent me

there as the last hope. I didn't believe Mayo when they told me I had Stills

as I had never heard of it. I still don't know anyone around here in

Michigan that has it but I've e-mailed Patty in California who lives about an

hour from me and I hope to get together with her when we go back home. I

can't wait!

This disease has so many branches and each one of you seem to be fighting a

different symptom. I used to go into remission after a big flare but no

more. I guess Stills is here to stay. I have tried almost every medication

known and nothing has worked. My last try, Remicade, landed me in the

hospital after one infusion for a few days so I discontinued it immediately.

I am now waiting for a Rx number for Enbrel to see if that will help. That

Enbrel company sure is slow in producing it. I've been on the waiting list

since October. Maybe I'll get it for Christmas...... )

If anyone is on it and have had good results with it, I'd surely like to hear

from you. I'd say my knees and shoulders are the most affected and the

fatigue is something I can't believe. The only medication that I'm on now is

20mg of Prednisone. I can do things around the house for about fifteen

minutes and then I have to rest for two hours. It took me over a week to

decorate the inside of our house but it does look festive now and gives me

joy to look at everything. I do dread when the time will come to put

everything away. It will probably take me a week to do that!

I've also noticed that a lot of you work. Where do you get the energy to do

that ? I love to garden but those days seem to be over at the moment. I

hope the Enbrel helps to let me bend and squat to get those darn weeds out of

the flower beds...... )

I think I am supposed to give you my vitals...... )..... so here goes.

Carmen Entin

718 Monarch

Spring Lake, Michigan 49456

Diagnosed with Stills in 1995

pscarmen@...

I wish you all a Merry Christmas and hope you catch Santa coming down the

chimney. See if he has any Enbrel in his bag...... )

Fondly,

Carmen

[Guest guest]

Hello Carmen:

And as I said before, welcome to the Stilligans. Thank you

for the Vitals you sent to me but I do need your date of birth(without the year

if you desire)?

Thanks again and take care now.

Love Y'all

Bob & Carole

hi

Hello,

My name is Carmen and I have been reading the Digest for almost two months

now. I sure enjoy it and find it so interesting and helpful for our

condition. I've learned a lot and have written down things and taken them to

my Rheumatologist to discuss with him. He's probably thinking how I've

gotten so well informed all of a sudden.

I was diagnosed with Stills in 1995 at the Mayo Clinic in Minn. I was so ill

and my Rheumatologist then did not connect my illness with Stills and sent me

there as the last hope. I didn't believe Mayo when they told me I had Stills

as I had never heard of it. I still don't know anyone around here in

Michigan that has it but I've e-mailed Patty in California who lives about an

hour from me and I hope to get together with her when we go back home. I

can't wait!

This disease has so many branches and each one of you seem to be fighting a

different symptom. I used to go into remission after a big flare but no

more. I guess Stills is here to stay. I have tried almost every medication

known and nothing has worked. My last try, Remicade, landed me in the

hospital after one infusion for a few days so I discontinued it immediately.

I am now waiting for a Rx number for Enbrel to see if that will help. That

Enbrel company sure is slow in producing it. I've been on the waiting list

since October. Maybe I'll get it for Christmas...... )

If anyone is on it and have had good results with it, I'd surely like to hear

from you. I'd say my knees and shoulders are the most affected and the

fatigue is something I can't believe. The only medication that I'm on now is

20mg of Prednisone. I can do things around the house for about fifteen

minutes and then I have to rest for two hours. It took me over a week to

decorate the inside of our house but it does look festive now and gives me

joy to look at everything. I do dread when the time will come to put

everything away. It will probably take me a week to do that!

I've also noticed that a lot of you work. Where do you get the energy to do

that ? I love to garden but those days seem to be over at the moment. I

hope the Enbrel helps to let me bend and squat to get those darn weeds out of

the flower beds...... )

I think I am supposed to give you my vitals...... )..... so here goes.

Carmen Entin

718 Monarch

Spring Lake, Michigan 49456

Diagnosed with Stills in 1995

pscarmen@...

I wish you all a Merry Christmas and hope you catch Santa coming down the

chimney. See if he has any Enbrel in his bag...... )

Fondly,

Carmen

[Guest guest]

,

School issues are the usual that most people would expect: Being bullied,

called retarded, asked if I am deaf, asked if I am mute, asked if I can talk,

pushed around, being ignored, being laughed at, and even sometimes being

included by kids my age.

---------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Welcome, Sue! It's especially great to still love your job after so many

years! I still love mine, and I've been a nurse for 22 years. There are so

many possibilities for nurses that anyone can find a niche somewhere, if

they look around.

And I, like you, still am fascinated by the miracle of birth--still get

tears in my eyes.

*That's * a miracle too.

------------Jeanine

[OBnurses] Hi

> Hi everyone,

> My name is Sue and I just found this site. I think it's great! I've

> been an OB nurse for 32 years. Can't imagine doing anything else.

> Most of that time has been spent working in a small rural hospital

> doing only about 350 deliveries a year. Prior to that I worked at

> Providence Lying-In Hospital (now R.I. Hospital for Women and

> Infants).

> I have been an NRP and PCEP instructor since 1989, and I have

> certifications in OB-Inpatient and Low-Risk Neonatal Nursing.

> We have always been " cross-trained " . Our department is and has been

> since 1977 an " in-house " birthing center. We admit our patients into

> one room and that's where they labor, deliver, and stay postpartum

> though discharge. Babies and dads are encouraged to remain with moms.

> Babies are never separated from moms unless they are sick or the mom

> requests it. We do mother-baby nursing, and I think that's one reason

> we have so many nurses with longevity greater than 20 years. We have

> a C/S room in our department and also do tub births. This summer we

> plan to start our own doula training program.

> I absolutely love my job, and even after 32 years, the miracle of

> birth never ceases to amaze me.

> I'm glad there's a place like this to visit and share thoughts,

> ideas, ask for help, etc.

> Sue

>

>

>

> Welcome to the OBnurses list!

> You have the freedom to change your membership settings at any time you

choose. Go to the Yahoogroups Home Page at www.yahoogroups.com and sign in

with your e mail address and the password you used to subscribe to this

list. You will then see a list of all Onelist lists you are subscribed to.

You can then easily choose the settings you would like--unsubscribe, digest,

or Web-only.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome, Sue! It's especially great to still love your job after so many

years! I still love mine, and I've been a nurse for 22 years. There are so

many possibilities for nurses that anyone can find a niche somewhere, if

they look around.

And I, like you, still am fascinated by the miracle of birth--still get

tears in my eyes.

*That's * a miracle too.

------------Jeanine

[OBnurses] Hi

> Hi everyone,

> My name is Sue and I just found this site. I think it's great! I've

> been an OB nurse for 32 years. Can't imagine doing anything else.

> Most of that time has been spent working in a small rural hospital

> doing only about 350 deliveries a year. Prior to that I worked at

> Providence Lying-In Hospital (now R.I. Hospital for Women and

> Infants).

> I have been an NRP and PCEP instructor since 1989, and I have

> certifications in OB-Inpatient and Low-Risk Neonatal Nursing.

> We have always been " cross-trained " . Our department is and has been

> since 1977 an " in-house " birthing center. We admit our patients into

> one room and that's where they labor, deliver, and stay postpartum

> though discharge. Babies and dads are encouraged to remain with moms.

> Babies are never separated from moms unless they are sick or the mom

> requests it. We do mother-baby nursing, and I think that's one reason

> we have so many nurses with longevity greater than 20 years. We have

> a C/S room in our department and also do tub births. This summer we

> plan to start our own doula training program.

> I absolutely love my job, and even after 32 years, the miracle of

> birth never ceases to amaze me.

> I'm glad there's a place like this to visit and share thoughts,

> ideas, ask for help, etc.

> Sue

>

>

>

> Welcome to the OBnurses list!

> You have the freedom to change your membership settings at any time you

choose. Go to the Yahoogroups Home Page at www.yahoogroups.com and sign in

with your e mail address and the password you used to subscribe to this

list. You will then see a list of all Onelist lists you are subscribed to.

You can then easily choose the settings you would like--unsubscribe, digest,

or Web-only.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome, Sue..we have nurses here in the group who are everything from students to experienced. I have been a nurse 25 years, 18 in OB...primarily in nursery now days! We have learned a lot from each other. Feel free to start a topic...you will get lots of input!

Laurie

[Guest guest]

Welcome, Sue..we have nurses here in the group who are everything from students to experienced. I have been a nurse 25 years, 18 in OB...primarily in nursery now days! We have learned a lot from each other. Feel free to start a topic...you will get lots of input!

Laurie

[Guest guest]

Beautiful color, Liz. Hmmmm, guess he told you!

De

Faith is the ability to not panic.

hi

This is how my doctor deals with type A personalities. "when I say don't move it, I mean don't move it." Nice purple though.

Liz

[Guest guest]

Beautiful color, Liz. Hmmmm, guess he told you!

De

Faith is the ability to not panic.

hi

This is how my doctor deals with type A personalities. "when I say don't move it, I mean don't move it." Nice purple though.

Liz

[Guest guest]

Hi! So did OCD just sort of fade away for you? How did OCD affect

you back then? My son, 15, has had mostly compulsions I think; well,

lots of compulsions, but I think some thoughts/feelings too. He's

obviously not very talkative about it!

>

> Hi,

>

> I am an undergraduate student and I am conducting research on OCD.

I

> used to have the condition when I was in my adolocent. I joined a

> while ago. I want to learn more about the condition and hence, I am

> hanging around, here.