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Thanks for the explanation. So glad you are feeling

better! Hope it lasts!

Courtenay.

>>Seems that hypos don't get as

much oxygen as regular people. Do you know if that's

true?<<

From my own

experiences I would say it is true, and I have read that before, but

can't remember where. It seems like the cells are starved for oxygen

and that is one of the causes for the cellular damage that hypo

causes. I know this is the most dramatic improvement I have had in

over a year, but I am edging up very slowly now as I am at such a high

level of meds. I really feel when a person needs this many meds as I

seem to that there has been a lot of damage done to the body and it

will just take a LONG time to heal, so I could overshoot my good level

thinking it was hypo when it just has not had a chance to get

better... make sense?

I know

one thing... I slept like a rock last night and I woke up early this

morning raring to go. I feel GREAT this morning.. PLEASE let this last

this time!

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Is that why I feel like someone just scraped me off the bottom of

their shoe? Seriously, I am so sick and tired of being sick and

tired. This has been a really bad couple of weeks for me.

Best--

Courtenay.

Nothing in

hypo is metabolized correctly, including oxygen, which is our life in

our bodies. It's sort of like being slowly smothered because the

tools are just too slow and weak to do the job.

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Is that why I feel like someone just scraped me off the bottom of

their shoe? Seriously, I am so sick and tired of being sick and

tired. This has been a really bad couple of weeks for me.

Best--

Courtenay.

Nothing in

hypo is metabolized correctly, including oxygen, which is our life in

our bodies. It's sort of like being slowly smothered because the

tools are just too slow and weak to do the job.

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You're selling a house and stuck in some part of Texas, right?

But, where?

Courtenay, I'm just not following this? 'Splain

it some mo.

Ben

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Where are you stuck,

Ben?

Courtenay.

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You're selling a house and stuck in some part of Texas, right?

But, where?

Courtenay, I'm just not following this? 'Splain

it some mo.

Ben

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Where are you stuck,

Ben?

Courtenay.

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I seee said the blind man. Actually, Jan puts up with my Louisiana carcass so if Duh-bya executes you all for byin them illicit overseas drugs, like Armour and cortisone, there'll be someone left over here in Lousyana to 'splain about ya'lls girly demise. I'm about 17 miles south of Arkansas, norht of Ruston, LA. I'm originally from Shreveport, but after my father died, my mom bouhgt the house she was born in and moved over here. A few years later she got really debilitated and I began coming over to help her. And being I was already dead (forty year old men should know better than to marry 20 yr old sexually molested senator's daughters), it became my job. It just progressed until it was feedin tubes, and diaper changin and catheters and oxygen and ventilators and turning every two hours and bed sores and and .... elderly stuff infinity, dig? I was the first child, she'd spent yrears tryin to get pregnant after WWII and six days before she was getting a little girl from adoption she showed up pregnant with me (and ended up with 3 boys?), so we were always close because of that. I think?

So it's over and I'm doling out her estate and executor'in her will, etc.. Just need someone to buy this old house SO I CAN RUN AWAY! Far away.

Anyway, that's the heads up on Me.

Ben

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Where are you stuck, Ben?

Courtenay.

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I seee said the blind man. Actually, Jan puts up with my Louisiana carcass so if Duh-bya executes you all for byin them illicit overseas drugs, like Armour and cortisone, there'll be someone left over here in Lousyana to 'splain about ya'lls girly demise. I'm about 17 miles south of Arkansas, norht of Ruston, LA. I'm originally from Shreveport, but after my father died, my mom bouhgt the house she was born in and moved over here. A few years later she got really debilitated and I began coming over to help her. And being I was already dead (forty year old men should know better than to marry 20 yr old sexually molested senator's daughters), it became my job. It just progressed until it was feedin tubes, and diaper changin and catheters and oxygen and ventilators and turning every two hours and bed sores and and .... elderly stuff infinity, dig? I was the first child, she'd spent yrears tryin to get pregnant after WWII and six days before she was getting a little girl from adoption she showed up pregnant with me (and ended up with 3 boys?), so we were always close because of that. I think?

So it's over and I'm doling out her estate and executor'in her will, etc.. Just need someone to buy this old house SO I CAN RUN AWAY! Far away.

Anyway, that's the heads up on Me.

Ben

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Where are you stuck, Ben?

Courtenay.

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I seee said the blind man. Actually, Jan puts up with my Louisiana carcass so if Duh-bya executes you all for byin them illicit overseas drugs, like Armour and cortisone, there'll be someone left over here in Lousyana to 'splain about ya'lls girly demise. I'm about 17 miles south of Arkansas, norht of Ruston, LA. I'm originally from Shreveport, but after my father died, my mom bouhgt the house she was born in and moved over here. A few years later she got really debilitated and I began coming over to help her. And being I was already dead (forty year old men should know better than to marry 20 yr old sexually molested senator's daughters), it became my job. It just progressed until it was feedin tubes, and diaper changin and catheters and oxygen and ventilators and turning every two hours and bed sores and and .... elderly stuff infinity, dig? I was the first child, she'd spent yrears tryin to get pregnant after WWII and six days before she was getting a little girl from adoption she showed up pregnant with me (and ended up with 3 boys?), so we were always close because of that. I think?

So it's over and I'm doling out her estate and executor'in her will, etc.. Just need someone to buy this old house SO I CAN RUN AWAY! Far away.

Anyway, that's the heads up on Me.

Ben

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Where are you stuck, Ben?

Courtenay.

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You and my husband are in the same boat, except replace house with

" upscale mobile home " and replace north of Ruston, LA, with Los

Angeles. He actually had to fly back and forth to take care of his

ailing stepfather, and his mother passed away very suddenly six

months before that while we were on our honeymoon. Wow. You must be

tired. I hope it sells soon.

Best wishes--

Courtenay.

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this is wonderful news and I hope you can get in soon. Melt

Good News!

I have a very dear

friend who goes every Monday for lab appts with this doctor. She has

put in quite a few words for me and took a list of my symptoms with

her today to give to the doctor. She dropped the list off this

morning with a nurse who called her back this afternoon around 5. He

had shown my symptoms to the doctor who said that he can definitely

help me and will see me.

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That's the best news. I can't think of happier stuff than the kind

that brings us hope, you know? How awesome. :o)

>

> Evening, everyone. Just wanted to share some good news. I've

> mentioned before trying to get in with an immunologist in

Memphis.

> His waiting list is quite long (July and later). I have a very

dear

> friend who goes every Monday for lab appts with this doctor. She

has

> put in quite a few words for me and took a list of my symptoms

with

> her today to give to the doctor. She dropped the list off this

> morning with a nurse who called her back this afternoon around 5.

He

> had shown my symptoms to the doctor who said that he can

definitely

> help me and will see me. They are to call her in the morning with

a

> more definite answer as to a date and time. I am so excited!!

After

> quite a rough weekend, it looks like I will be getting some help

> soon! I will keep you posted.

>

> Leigh

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