Re: Re: H-Pylori and stress...mold:

[Guest guest]

Lea,

If it is H-pylori . . . and the bacteria is around

your house . . . may not be affected because his

immune system is stronger than yours . . . and he

doesn't spend as much time at home.

I don't think white mold is as dangerous as some of

the black molds . . . Thank goodness! You've got

enough of that!

But, those kitties could be carrying all kinds of

stuff around in their fur . . . Would they tolerate a

bath? Bathing cats and dogs in Woolite can eliminate

the dander that so many people are allergic to.

Or, would they let you vacuum their fur?

Thanks for your compliments on my potter! I sent some

invitations to an online photo album where I have

pictures of my pottery. If anyone wants to see my

" stuff " , let me know and I'll add you to my invitation

list.

It is wonderful therapy! Time simply doesn't exist

when I'm playing in the mud!

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Hi Lea,

I'd guess that the H-pylori preferred you to because your immune

system is weakened from the implants. Typically it is much more difficult

for strong immune systems to be attacked by such bugs.

Have you talked to your vet about your kitties? I'd ask a vet if it is

possible that they are affecting you. If they are, perhaps they can be

treated. I'm with you, my kitties would be going anywhere either.

I hope you get to feeling better.

Kenda

> Honey, you could be right. The mold specialist cut into the wall just next

> to our computer. He found white mold there, but he taped the gyproc up with

> duct tape. H-pylori is a serious infectious disease and we know that this is

> true; however, does not have it. My doctors told me that it has picked

> me as its host, why not ? I do not wish this on anyone but I'm

> frustrated that it has picked me because I'm so clean.

>

> With three litigations (Dow and BMS are no longer holding hands) to cope

> with plus the everyday problems, I should not be surprised. I'm feeling

> better, but I hate taking antibiotics all the time. My doctors are thinking

> that our cats might be infecting me because apparently cats carry this

> disease! My cats are staying, they are my best little friends, plus I have

> had cats and dogs all my life.

>

> Rogene, your pottery is so beautiful. I have a friend who is a lawyer and

> she has retired and taken up pottery. She made me a beautiful bowl, it is

> nothing compared to the work that you do, but she has just started. I love

> the green pot with the lid, it is so intricate...wow. This must be good

> therapy for you.

>

> Take care and thank you for your support...love you.........Lea

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> Re: Re: 64 hours and counting...

>

>

>> Lea,

>>

>> From what I remember, H-pylori is a bacterial

>> infection.

>>

>> It's possible that, in dealing with mold and stress,

>> your immune system couldn't fend it off.

>>

>> Hopefully you'll be feeling much better very soon!

>>

>> Love,

>>

>> Rogene

>>

>>

>>

>> Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by

>> licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed

>> health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

>>

>> " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you.

>> Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live

>> a happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing,

>> two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lea,

There are so many alternatives to using a collar on a kitty. We put shorts

on our Golden Retriever when he was neutered so he wouldn't chew his

incision. You can also use bitter apple spray.

Kenda

> Dearest Kenda:

>

> Thank you for this sweet message. We fired out vet because he put cones over

> the kittens heads when we had them spayed, Hot little Pepper cut her mouth

> and she went mad, she was just so little. A Moky takes most everything in

> her stride, she did not fight having the cone. What made us so angry was

> that they could not find scissors to cut the cone off of Pepper. This vet

> has degrees in stress free care, this was so stressful for us because they

> had to put big mittens on to put Pepper in a separate cage. We are looking

> for a better vet.

>

> As for the H-Pylori, I'm at a loss, I think that it could be related to

> MGUS. I'm glad that has a very strong immune system, he has been

> through enough with me. More food for thought, some doctors believe that

> stress can cause a burning tongue!!

>

> Love you.............Lea

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> Re: Re: 64 hours and counting...

>>>

>>>

>>>> Lea,

>>>>

>>>> From what I remember, H-pylori is a bacterial

>>>> infection.

>>>>

>>>> It's possible that, in dealing with mold and stress,

>>>> your immune system couldn't fend it off.

>>>>

>>>> Hopefully you'll be feeling much better very soon!

>>>>

>>>> Love,

>>>>

>>>> Rogene

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by

>>>> licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed

>>>> health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

>>>>

>>>> " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead

>>>> you.

>>>> Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to

>>>> live

>>>> a happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing,

>>>> two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

>>>>

>>>>

[Guest guest]

I wish we took one! He didn't mind the shorts at all, they belonged to my

daughter. He didn't like the collar one bit!

Kenda

> I want to see a photo of the retriever with shorts!!! lol

>

>

>>

>> Hi Lea,

>>

>> There are so many alternatives to using a collar on a kitty. We put shorts

>> on our Golden Retriever when he was neutered so he wouldn't chew his

>> incision. You can also use bitter apple spray.

>>

>> Kenda

>>

>>

>>> Dearest Kenda:

>>>

>>> Thank you for this sweet message. We fired out vet because he put cones over

>>> the kittens heads when we had them spayed, Hot little Pepper cut her mouth

>>> and she went mad, she was just so little. A Moky takes most everything in

>>> her stride, she did not fight having the cone. What made us so angry was

>>> that they could not find scissors to cut the cone off of Pepper. This vet

>>> has degrees in stress free care, this was so stressful for us because they

>>> had to put big mittens on to put Pepper in a separate cage. We are looking

>>> for a better vet.

>>>

>>> As for the H-Pylori, I'm at a loss, I think that it could be related to

>>> MGUS. I'm glad that has a very strong immune system, he has been

>>> through enough with me. More food for thought, some doctors believe that

>>> stress can cause a burning tongue!!

>>>

>>> Love you.............Lea

>>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`

>>> Re: Re: 64 hours and counting...

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Lea,

>>>>>>

>>>>>> From what I remember, H-pylori is a bacterial

>>>>>> infection.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> It's possible that, in dealing with mold and stress,

>>>>>> your immune system couldn't fend it off.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Hopefully you'll be feeling much better very soon!

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Love,

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Rogene

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by

>>>>>> licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed

>>>>>> health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead

>>>>>> you.

>>>>>> Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to

>>>>>> live

>>>>>> a happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing,

>>>>>> two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

>>>>>>

>>>>>>