Good News!

[Guest guest]

thanks! t3 and t4 always come up normal. that's why they all treat me like i'm nuts! I'll definitely ask about the b-12 and iron.

lisa

[Guest guest]

Congratulations. That's great news. I go see my Primary Care doctor this afternoon, fingers crossed he'll put in a referral for me. Vicki

Good News!

Party time~ I got my referral to the endo today! I go in April 5th. Hooray!

[Guest guest]

Good sign, we're going in the right direction!! It helps to have some sign that it is working, eh? You started out about the same place I did with the alt/ast levels. Keep up the good work! -dz-Shane <mrshaneg@...> wrote:

I had my first lab done on Tuesday since I started tx and have some promising results. AST was 84 and now is 60, ALT was 133 now is 83. There is hope yet....

[Guest guest]

Now that is nice news.

[ ] Good News!

I had my first lab done on Tuesday since I started tx and have some

promising results. AST was 84 and now is 60, ALT was 133 now is 83.

There is hope yet....

[Guest guest]

ALRIGHT SHANE !!!

It's going to pay off. The sides you're having will hopefully simmer

down soon. Try really hard to NOT stop tx.

You are so blessed to have Jen.

> I had my first lab done on Tuesday since I started tx and have some

> promising results. AST was 84 and now is 60, ALT was 133 now is 83.

> There is hope yet....

[Guest guest]

Jarom,

Welcome back to CI Hear and Congratulations on your good news. I'm very excited

for you. I guess you have to wait for insurance to make this a sure thing but I

see insurance approving th bilateral implant all the time now and I suspect that

this will go thru with ease or at least I'm hoping so. I don't want to forget

to tell you how proud I was to read your news about your plans and you know that

there we are certainly all here rooting for you with the implant and your plans

for college and the future.

Alice

Dear Everybody,

I am sure that some of you know that today I have a appointment with Dr.

Shelton at University regarding to me going bilateral which mean I will

be implanted with second cochlear implant. Anyway, I met with the

surgeon and we discussed my reasons and his opinions. We came to the

conclusion that I should be recieve an second implant. So I am approved

for the second implant and the date is scheduled for 15th of September.

But we have to wait and hear from my insurance company. The insurance

coordinator at U hospitial said that they will cover it but not how much

but we are hoping for 100% I have selected the system and it will be

Nucleus 24 Contour just like the one I have. My surgeon told me to get

same brand because he will not do the different brands because he

believes that I am better off with Nucleus 24 Contour.

Jarom

[Guest guest]

, looks like we are both doing a waiting game! Will be looking for more

" good news " for you. Congrats!

waiting also!!!!!!!!!!

[Guest guest]

,

You and I can be each other's rock so to speak. <smile> Hopefully you won't

be waiting much longer either! I'll keep my fingers crossed for you as

well!!

CI candidate awaiting insurance approval and surgery date

[Guest guest]

At the risk of sounding corny - you've brought tears of happiness to my eyes

Barbara!

I'm really happy for you - happy dance!!!!!!

Rhonda

[ ] Good News!

>

>

> Good Morning Everyone!

> I just got the results back from my 12 week PCR (viral load) and the

> results are.... drum roll please..... UNDETECTABLE!! I'm so happy. I

> had a really bad reaction last night and it really helped to know that

> I " m killing the little *bleep* *bleep* viruses. So, eleven more shots

> to go and I'm done and virus free. What a relief.

>

> I had to share with all of you. You all have made this trip so much

> better for me. Thank you so much.

>

> Barbara

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[Guest guest]

That is a great feeling, isn't it!! When I was on the treatment, my dr waited 6 mos before doing a second pcr, but when he did, and it came back undetectable, I knew I could make it through the remainder of the treatment, knowing at least that it was doing some good. Congratulations!!

-dz-Barbara <vynca_minor@...> wrote:

Good Morning Everyone!I just got the results back from my 12 week PCR (viral load) and theresults are.... drum roll please..... UNDETECTABLE!! I'm so happy. Ihad a really bad reaction last night and it really helped to know thatI"m killing the little *bleep* *bleep* viruses. So, eleven more shotsto go and I'm done and virus free. What a relief. I had to share with all of you. You all have made this trip so muchbetter for me. Thank you so much.Barbara

[Guest guest]

CONGRATULATIONS Barbara I am very very happy for you brilliant news:-)

Best

Sue

>

> Good Morning Everyone!

> I just got the results back from my 12 week PCR (viral load) and the

> results are.... drum roll please..... UNDETECTABLE!! I'm so happy. I

> had a really bad reaction last night and it really helped to know

that

> I " m killing the little *bleep* *bleep* viruses. So, eleven more

shots

> to go and I'm done and virus free. What a relief.

>

> I had to share with all of you. You all have made this trip so much

> better for me. Thank you so much.

>

> Barbara

[Guest guest]

Hurray ! !

I sure hope that if/when others start " Western-Style " treatment/s that

the results will be as GOOD !

Congratulations !

[Guest guest]

WoooHOOOO I am so happy for you. I can't wait to be sharing 's good news

with the group.

In a message dated 12/7/2004 9:13:57 AM Eastern Standard Time, " Barbara "

<vynca_minor@...> writes:

>

>

>Good Morning Everyone!

>I just got the results back from my 12 week PCR (viral load) and the

>results are.... drum roll please..... UNDETECTABLE!! I'm so happy. I

>had a really bad reaction last night and it really helped to know that

>I " m killing the little *bleep* *bleep*  viruses. So, eleven more shots

>to go and I'm done and virus free. What a relief.

>

>I had to share with all of you. You all have made this trip so much

>better for me. Thank you so much.

>

>Barbara

>

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[Guest guest]

That's great news!!! thanks for sharing.

Angie and Jenna

Good news!

>

>

> Hi all~

>

> We just got home from the Neurosurgeon, he says 's plagio is

> very mild and at this point he wants to wait for 2 more months,

> before considering a helmet. He thinks in two months it will be

> completely gone! Especially since his torticollis is almost gone

> also!! Thanks all for the support and great info!!

>

>

> , almost 4 months

>

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>

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> For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

Hi there

That's great news. It sounds like all that work on the tort is

paying off.

Hannah

(mum to Lucia, London, UK)

Cranio grad

--- In Plagiocephaly , " joshuasmom3 " <more25@s...>

wrote:

>

> Hi all~

>

> We just got home from the Neurosurgeon, he says 's plagio is

> very mild and at this point he wants to wait for 2 more months,

> before considering a helmet. He thinks in two months it will be

> completely gone! Especially since his torticollis is almost gone

> also!! Thanks all for the support and great info!!

>

>

> , almost 4 months

[Guest guest]

Hi there

If you are already seeing good repo results, that is great news! In

fact, the skull grows the most between four and six months (which is

why if it is not working, it often gets worse then), so doing your

repo during this time should really yield further improvements. I'm

so pleased for you. The main thing is for you to be happy with the

results.

Hannah (mum to Lucia, London, UK)

Cranio grad

> >

> > Hi all~

> >

> > We just got home from the Neurosurgeon, he says 's

plagio is

> > very mild and at this point he wants to wait for 2 more

months,

> > before considering a helmet. He thinks in two months it will

be

> > completely gone! Especially since his torticollis is almost

gone

> > also!! Thanks all for the support and great info!!

> >

> >

> > , almost 4 months

>

>

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> For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

,

That is awesome! Yeah! I would take pictures now and then every 2 weeks to track your progress towards no plagio. Also, keep up the good work on the tort.

mom to na

DOC Grad 2/04

Tort Resolved

South Carolina

www.thefilyaws.comjoshuasmom3 <more25@...> wrote:

Hi all~We just got home from the Neurosurgeon, he says 's plagio is very mild and at this point he wants to wait for 2 more months, before considering a helmet. He thinks in two months it will be completely gone! Especially since his torticollis is almost gone also!! Thanks all for the support and great info!! , almost 4 monthsFor more plagio info

[Guest guest]

Hi ...congratulations on 's mildness. Are you doing

any repo while you are waiting for the next visit in 2 months? Keep

up the good work with the tort and let us know how things are going.

becky, mom to , repo grad in Pgh, PA

--- In Plagiocephaly , " joshuasmom3 " <more25@s...>

wrote:

>

> Hi all~

>

> We just got home from the Neurosurgeon, he says 's plagio is

> very mild and at this point he wants to wait for 2 more months,

> before considering a helmet. He thinks in two months it will be

> completely gone! Especially since his torticollis is almost gone

> also!! Thanks all for the support and great info!!

>

>

> , almost 4 months

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

That's is some great news!! Please keep up posted.

, mom to Makenna LLUMC helmet grad '03

--- In Plagiocephaly , " joshuasmom3 " <more25@s...>

wrote:

>

> Hi all~

>

> We just got home from the Neurosurgeon, he says 's plagio is

> very mild and at this point he wants to wait for 2 more months,

> before considering a helmet. He thinks in two months it will be

> completely gone! Especially since his torticollis is almost gone

> also!! Thanks all for the support and great info!!

>

>

> , almost 4 months

[Guest guest]

Hello Sandy. What a wonderful testimony to the power of the human body

to heal itself. Thank you for sharing. May I use your letter to

encourage others to heal themselves? So many need to know.

Cheers, Harvey, Trail, BC

> Hi Everyone,

>

> It's been quite a while since I last posted to this group, although I

> have been following the messages nearly every day. I 'd like to give

> my testimonial concerning the use of the zapper.

>

> Six years ago I was diagnosed with Stage 4 Ovarian Cancer complete with

> 'life threatening' pulmonary embolisms and Deep Vein Thrombosis in my

> leg. Because of the embolisms, surgery was considered too dangerous,

> so I had 3 chemo's (Taxol and Carboplatin) before surgery and 6 after

> surgery.

>

[Guest guest]

Tawny, that is wonderful!!! I hope things go through rapidly for you

so you can get some relief. I will keep you in my prayers...Marina

[Guest guest]

I did the happy dance for you!!!! I am very happy that you are able to get some

help.

You will remain in my prayers.

Trudy

tdianaok <tdianaok@...> wrote:

I just found out that I'm approved on the patient's assistance program

to get the Lidoderm patches. I'm so glad, if I could I would do the

happy dance,lol I'm having a rough time right now, just so much

pain. The Loratab that I take does not help at all.

I just hope all the paper work goes through quickly, and I can get the

patches like now.

I just pray that I will get some relief from the patches. If not, I am

thinking about the surgery, I can't deal with this pain for much

longer. Just know that I'm still thinking of everyone, even though

I'm not posting much, Tawny

[Guest guest]

Tawny,

I hope you get the patches very soon. I know that I

don't post that often but I have been trying to keep

up with all the posts. I hope you will be out of pain

soon. You are in my prayers.

Beth in Arkansas

--- tdianaok <tdianaok@...> wrote:

> I just found out that I'm approved on the patient's

> assistance program

> to get the Lidoderm patches. I'm so glad, if I could

> I would do the

> happy dance,lol I'm having a rough time right now,

> just so much

> pain. The Loratab that I take does not help at all.

> I just hope all the paper work goes through quickly,

> and I can get the

> patches like now.

> I just pray that I will get some relief from the

> patches. If not, I am

> thinking about the surgery, I can't deal with this

> pain for much

> longer. Just know that I'm still thinking of

> everyone, even though

> I'm not posting much, Tawny

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Dear Tawny,

That's great!! I hope when you get them (and soon) they help you.

It's time you got some relief.

Thinking about you,

Judi

[Guest guest]

Thanks Judi:)

> Dear Tawny,

>

> That's great!! I hope when you get them (and soon) they help you.

> It's time you got some relief.

>

> Thinking about you,

> Judi