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Please continue to keep in your prayers! . . .

She's a tough little girl, but she's being tested!

Thanks,

Rogene

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Rogene, We are back home now.Thank you & everyone so much for all of the prayers. & I are very grateful for the needed prayers for our .

got pretty sick with the anesthesia. They gave her Zofran and two other drugs to try to calm her tummy, but nothing seemed to work...They did cast the arm which was grateful for as the cast gives more arm/elbowsupport. There was difficullty with getting a IV in her because of her skin, so they put the IV in herfoot this time. She did not like this because her feet hurt her anyway all of the time...but they hadto do what they had to do in order to help her~

I know we as 's parents are just very happy with the medical help!This help for may help her to have some better quality of life for her future...whatever the future may bring.

Thursday the doctor had to split the cast because of swelling and splitting of the arm cast helped with pain.

So she was really happy at that point.

was also fitted for a finger splint on her right hand,(5th finger). The contracture has gotten very bad and the hope is that the finger splint may help the contracture tonot get any worse. When she gets the cast off (end of July)they will fit her for a finger splint on the left hand, (5th finger).

Also, please continue to pray for . She is having bowel issues...has not had a BM since Tuesday...the morphine and hydrocodone does not help her situation of her bowel problems (NORMALLY she may not gofor up to 6 days)...so this morning (Saturday) she is taking CastorOil (stimulant laxative). I have never used Castor Oil...so I hope I am doing the right thing. Our WalMart did not have Fletcher's...I have used this on our children before, but never used Castor Oil before.Rogene, if anyone has any suggestions on laxatives for children, I would like to hear them. I am forcing her to drink alot of water.She hates to drink because it may be difficult for her to swallow. She does try to eat alot of fruits, veges, and grains...

Anyway, all in all the surgery went fine. I will keep you posted & we REALLY appreciate all of the prayers! Again, thank you~ Take care, & too

>From: Rogene S <saxony01@...>> <fuchsmorrissey@...>>Subject: Fwd: Re: Fwd: Prayers for >Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 13:40:50 -0700 (PDT)>>Thanks Kathy,>>I know that has a number of doctors. I don't>know what treatments she's been getting.>>Love,>>Rogene>>--- mikat828 <mikat828@...> wrote:>> > > > From: "mikat828" <mikat828@...>> > Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 16:14:53 -0000> > Subject: Re: Fwd: Prayers for > >> >> >> > rogene> > Do you know if hilary is on the antibiotic therapy?> > I know many> > people who are doing very well on it. One woman in> > particular was> > at death's door---her whole body was hardened and> > her heart was> > failing---and she went on minocin and clindamycin> > IV's. She> > reversed her scleroderma and is doing well. All of> > her skin> > reversed and other damage was stopped in its tracks.> > She is only> > one of many who have done remarkably well. NOt> > everyone does. The> > success rate is between 66% and 85%. I would highly> > recommend she> > give it a try. It is also the least toxic thing she> > can do. People> > not being fully helped by the antibiotic therapy are> > also having> > success using the Marshall Protocol at the same> > time. I have> > included a simplified description of what it is and> > how it helps> > with autoimmune illness:WHAT IS THE MARSHALL> > PROTOCOL?> >> >> > The Marshall Protocol was developed by Trevor> > Marshall, PhD, in 2002> > to treat certain diseases that involve Th1 immune> > system> > dysfunction. Dr. Marshall's papers describe how> > numerous Th1 health> > conditions such as Sarcoidosis, Lyme disease,> > Chronic Fatigue> > Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Lupus and Rheumatoid> > Arthritis are caused by> > cell wall deficient pathogens of various species> > (mycoplasma,> > borrelia, coccoid, L-form and others). These> > pathogens are able to> > sequester themselves safely inside phagocytes (large> > white blood> > cells in the body's immune system which are designed> > to engulf and> > digest foreign invaders) instead of being "digested"> > (killed) by the> > phagocytic cells that ingested them.> >> > Detection of these pathogens is accomplished with> > two basic blood> > tests of the D metabolites: 1,25 dihydroxyvitamin D> > and 25> > hydroxyvitamin - D. If the level of> > 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D in the> > blood is elevated (above 38-45pg/ml), and/or the> > 25-hydroxyvitamin-D> > depressed (below 20 ng/ml), a Th1 infection is> > likely to be present.> >> > The Marshall Protocol consists of two steps. Step> > one involves> > reducing the level of the active vitamin D> > metabolite that has been> > elevated by the infection/inflammation. An essential> > part of this> > effort is avoidance of sunlight and foods containing> > vitamin D such> > as eggs, fish/fish oils, liver, milk and cereals> > fortified with> > vitamin D.> >> > A key part of this goal establishes a blockade of> > the inflammatory> > hormone Angiotensin II with an Angiotensin Receptor> > Blocker (ARB),> > Benicar (olmesartan medoxomil). Benicar is taken at> > triple or> > quadruple the typical hypotensive dose in order to> > reduce> > Angiotensin II levels to near zero and block the> > ability of the> > pathogens to function.> >> > The second protocol step is the introduction of> > carefully selected> > antibiotics. After one week on Benicar, the patient> > begins an every-> > other-day treatment with 25mg of the antibiotic> > minocycline. After> > approximately 3 months, other antibiotics are added> > to the treatment> > protocol. All the antibiotics are taken at low doses> > and extended> > intervals, so that the plasma concentrations 'pulse'> > between each> > dose.> >> > Please see that hilary gets this info. Thanks> > kathy> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > > >> > > > From: " sey" <fuchsmorrissey@h...>> > > > saxony01@y...> > > > Subject: prayers for > > > > Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 23:20:03 +0000> > > >> > >> > > ---------------------------------> > >> > > Hi Rogene.> > > Was needing prayers for > > > on Tuesday. I am taking her> > > to St. Louis on Monday, July 11th.> > > She is to have surgery Tuesday> > > morning. She is having a release> > > of her ligament in her left elbow.> > >> > > We will not be back home until Friday,> > > so I will not be back on the computer> > > until Saturday evening.> > > Thanks so much.> > > Take care, & too!> >> >> >>