RE: CT/SPECT: Neeeeeeext

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At this stage of the game with 4S I am looking for ANYTHING that can be done.

Any answer is better than no answer as far as I am concerned. Just about done

with this - no more music, battle to be outside, battle to be inside . . .

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back with nothing. My brain is fine. How frustrating it is to hear that and

then to imagine that I got the wrong results and someone somewhere is seeing an

oncologist . . . Also, the results of the first round of blood tests is:

" nothing "

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My daughter has told me on a number of occasions she wishes she had cancer or anything else other than 4s. That's just how miserable it is.

Subject: Re: CT/SPECT: NeeeeeeextTo: Soundsensitivity Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 12:00 AM

Uh... you were hoping you had a tumor? After seeing my friend recently diagnosed with cancer, I'd be grateful it wasn't a tumor and that I didn't have to see an oncologist. I'm glad you don't have a tumor.>> After several days of fantasizing about a pituitary tumor the results came back with nothing. My brain is fine. How frustrating it is to hear that and then to imagine that I got the wrong results and someone somewhere is seeing an oncologist . . . Also, the results of the first round of blood tests is: "nothing"> > Next: Amino Acid levels and allergies including molds, etc and Celiac Disease.>

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It makes sense for those with an illness that is basically untreatable to wish

for something that is treatable, like cancer. I've wished it many times.

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Winterstein wrote:

>My daughter has told me on a number of occasions she wishes she had cancer or

anything else other than 4s. That's just how miserable it is.

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>Uh... you were hoping you had a tumor? After seeing my friend recently

diagnosed with cancer, I'd be grateful it wasn't a tumor and that I didn't have

to see an oncologist. I'm glad you don't have a tumor.

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back with nothing. My brain is fine. How frustrating it is to hear that and then

to imagine that I got the wrong results and someone somewhere is seeing an

oncologist . . . Also, the results of the first round of blood tests is:

" nothing "

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Disease.

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I guess I just don't get that. Yes, 4S is miserable, but cancer is horrid.

I've lost too many people to that damn disease. One had a brain tumor and he

was in SO much pain day in and day out with horrible headaches, vomiting all

day/night. He died a long slow death. I'll take 4S over that any day.

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back with nothing. My brain is fine. How frustrating it is to hear that and then

to imagine that I got the wrong results and someone somewhere is seeing an

oncologist . . . Also, the results of the first round of blood tests is:

" nothing "

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I wasn't specifically talking about Misophonia. Live with depression day in day

out for 50 years that is not alleviated by meds, exercise, etc. I wish I had

something that was curable like most cancer. In fact most cancer is

preventable.

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Darlene wrote:

>I guess I just don't get that. Yes, 4S is miserable, but cancer is horrid.

I've lost too many people to that damn disease. One had a brain tumor and he

was in SO much pain day in and day out with horrible headaches, vomiting all

day/night. He died a long slow death. I'll take 4S over that any day.

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back with nothing. My brain is fine. How frustrating it is to hear that and then

to imagine that I got the wrong results and someone somewhere is seeing an

oncologist . . . Also, the results of the first round of blood tests is:

" nothing "

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Thanks for going through this. I know what you mean about being disappointed. I was actually hoping my daughter’s MRI would have shown a tumor or something—how sick is that? I think we just want something tangible so we can say “see that’s the problem!” From: Soundsensitivity [mailto:Soundsensitivity ] On Behalf Of adah_123Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2011 7:03 PMTo: Soundsensitivity Subject: CT/SPECT: Neeeeeeext After several days of fantasizing about a pituitary tumor the results came back with nothing. My brain is fine. How frustrating it is to hear that and then to imagine that I got the wrong results and someone somewhere is seeing an oncologist . . . Also, the results of the first round of blood tests is: " nothing " Next: Amino Acid levels and allergies including molds, etc and Celiac Disease.