New member

[Guest guest]

Hi Jackie,

Welcome.... I have only been banded for 12 days now so I don't know

if I can be of any help but I look forward to getting to know you and

maybe I can learn from you.

You will find so many great people on here I am sure you will find

some to help.

Cheers

>

>

> Hello to all,

>

> Just joined the group this evening, never been in a group before so

i do

> hope its okay to introduce myself [X-(] ...

>

> My name is Jackie and i live in Penrith NSW. I have had my band on

for

> nearly 4 months now and have lost 16kgs to date. I have had some

trouble

> however eating and my dr said to join this group for fresh ideas

from

> the people who know and live the life. So i do hope that i can get

some

> ideas for a better eating plan than i have at present..

>

> Thanking you

>

> Jacki []

>

[Guest guest]

Hiya Jackie,

Glad you joined us here. There are a whole bunch of really nice

people here who will help, support and offer advice.

I too live in the Penrith area. Would be good to catch up.

I've been banded for just over 3 weeks now. Meeting new bandits is

always great and very helpful.

>

>

> Hello to all,

>

> Just joined the group this evening, never been in a group before

so i do

> hope its okay to introduce myself [X-(] ...

>

> My name is Jackie and i live in Penrith NSW. I have had my band on

for

> nearly 4 months now and have lost 16kgs to date. I have had some

trouble

> however eating and my dr said to join this group for fresh ideas

from

> the people who know and live the life. So i do hope that i can get

some

> ideas for a better eating plan than i have at present..

>

> Thanking you

>

> Jacki []

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Wow cant believe there are so many people with the band, i never knew. i hope your going okay i had a bit of a rough trot at first with my band and still trying to eat things now but apparently my nurse says it really rare so hopefully i get better at it.. did you get your surgery at Nepean Private Hospital. If i can get a sitter for my girls i will definitely come on the 15Th. I should be walking every day and every day i seem to get busier and busier. At least I'm not sleeping all day now though. Hopefully we will be in-touch soon

Jackie

Re: new member

Hiya Jackie,Glad you joined us here. There are a whole bunch of really nice people here who will help, support and offer advice.I too live in the Penrith area. Would be good to catch up. I've been banded for just over 3 weeks now. Meeting new bandits is always great and very helpful.>> > Hello to all,> > Just joined the group this evening, never been in a group before so i do> hope its okay to introduce myself [X-(] ...> > My name is Jackie and i live in Penrith NSW. I have had my band on for> nearly 4 months now and have lost 16kgs to date. I have had some trouble> however eating and my dr said to join this group for fresh ideas from> the people who know and live

the life. So i do hope that i can get some> ideas for a better eating plan than i have at present..> > Thanking you> > Jacki []>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jackie and welcome to the group. I have had my band for almost 7

months and lost 25kg so far. I live at Emu Plains so just around the

corner. Hope we can meet on Saturday at the Regatta. Take care,

Ingrid

> >

> >

> > Hello to all,

> >

> > Just joined the group this evening, never been in a group before

> so i do

> > hope its okay to introduce myself [X-(] ...

> >

> > My name is Jackie and i live in Penrith NSW. I have had my band on

> for

> > nearly 4 months now and have lost 16kgs to date. I have had some

> trouble

> > however eating and my dr said to join this group for fresh ideas

> from

> > the people who know and live the life. So i do hope that i can get

> some

> > ideas for a better eating plan than i have at present..

> >

> > Thanking you

> >

> > Jacki []

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Welcome to Sydband, you are in fine company down south... some lovely ladies from that part of the world are sure to say hello to you in the next couple of days.

It is usually fairly quiet around here on weekends - come Monday the place is sure to be buzzing.

Good to hear you are on your way.

Mel

>> Hello.> > I am . I am from Wollongong. I am getting my lapband on October > 17th in Sydney. Currently day 4 of the liver shrinking optifast diet!> > >

[Guest guest]

Welcome and congrats on making the decision to get a band and

no doubt improve your circumstances. Gosh you are on Optiyuk for a

long time leading up to the op. I know it is hard work (since I

failed miserably at this task), but will be a great kick start for

you. We have a few members in the southern area, but if you have any

questions, feel free to ask - we don't give medical advice but can

tell of our own experiences and offer support. This is a wonderful

tool to have, but not always an easy road to follow. After nearly 2

years I still don't have banded life down pat sometimes, and I have my

rough days but I wouldn't trade it for quids.

Keep us posted on how you are doing. Who is your surgeon?

ciao

Cherie

>

> Hello.

>

> I am . I am from Wollongong. I am getting my lapband on

October

> 17th in Sydney. Currently day 4 of the liver shrinking optifast diet!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi alicia. I am down your way. I am in helensburgh....love the peace and quiet. If you ever want to catch up let me know.

Kellie

new member

Hello.I am . I am from Wollongong. I am getting my lapband on October 17th in Sydney. Currently day 4 of the liver shrinking optifast diet!

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[Guest guest]

Hi Bea!!!

My name is . I live in Texas. I have 3 girls and only 1 is Autistic.

She will be 3 in November. I look forward to chatting with you and learning

from you as well.

Bea Kaye wrote:

Hi all,

My name is Bea, I live in Los Angeles, and I am so excited to have

found this forum. I'm a retired grandmother who raised two daughters. I

am curious about the differences between boys and girls who are on the

autism spectrum. I am very involved with my grandchildren (both

male). One of them has ADHD and he is on a GFCF diet. I have joined

several forums, including this one. I am trying to learn from the

experiences of others who do and do not use the diet. I look forward to

chatting with you all.

Regards,

Bea

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Hi Bea,

We have limited experience with the GFCF diet. When our youngest dd was about 3

we gave it a try. We were already pretty sure she was allergic to milk anyway.

We started by removing milk first. We didn't expect to see anything for a few

weeks (as it takes time to get it out of your system.) But she began singing in

just a few days. She'd never hummed or sung or anything. (This btw was the

direct opposite of our other daughter on the spectrum. She sang long before she

could ever speak.) Within days of that she began following the first directions

she'd ever followed. It was a dramatic change. We kept her off of milk for

about 2 years. Then we had a slip that led to falling off the diet. We didn't

see any immediate downside so we allowed milk back into her world. Within a few

days we got a note from her teacher telling us she wasn't " herself " . We didn't

really see this at home, but I guess at school she just was hazy. After a few

months we decided to put her back on the diet and a few days later got a note

from the teacher telling us we'd gotten " our old girl " back. She remained off

milk until she was about 6. We started letting her have cheese, etc. She'd

probably still be better off without it, but we don't see a huge difference at

this point.

As far as GF goes, after she'd been CF for a while we started the GF part of the

diet. We didn't go as drastic as removing all appliances that had ever had

gluten on them. But we were pretty strict. After a few months of that we saw

no changes so we gave it up.

During this time we were seeing Dr. Goldberg in Tarzana. His theories about the

immune system seemed to fit our girl. He ran tests and was able to explain why

the GF part of the diet was that important for her, as it is for some. With him

we went through a regiment to deal with yeast overgrowth and immune system

deficiencies. This treatment helped her as much as the CF diet did. We

discontinued treatment with him when we got to a point where we thought he'd

cured as much as could be.

Hope some of this gives you ideas.

New Member

Hi all,

My name is Bea, I live in Los Angeles, and I am so excited to have

found this forum. I'm a retired grandmother who raised two daughters. I

am curious about the differences between boys and girls who are on the

autism spectrum. I am very involved with my grandchildren (both

male). One of them has ADHD and he is on a GFCF diet. I have joined

several forums, including this one. I am trying to learn from the

experiences of others who do and do not use the diet. I look forward to

chatting with you all.

Regards,

Bea

[Guest guest]

Dear :

Thanks for the info. It is obvious that we live in the same area. I

like what you said about Goldberg and how he helped your daughter. My

Grandson also has significant problems with allergies. I do believe

that he has a leaky gut. Now that he has been off of milk and gluten,

he is not taking any medication. But he still has problems. If he

gets a little gluten in him, by accident, he gets a bit strange. He

can't focus, he's clingy and laughs a bit too much. In other words,

he's a good picture of high. It takes him a day to get the gluten our

of his system.

I will have to mention Goldberg to my daughter. We know that we are on

a journey to get the kid better. The advantage of Goldberg is that he

is an MD, and therefore, depending on one's insurance, most of the

diagnotic work should be covered.

Regards,

Bea

[Guest guest]

Dear :

Thanks for the info. It is obvious that we live in the same area. I

like what you said about Goldberg and how he helped your daughter. My

Grandson also has significant problems with allergies. I do believe

that he has a leaky gut. Now that he has been off of milk and gluten,

he is not taking any medication. But he still has problems. If he

gets a little gluten in him, by accident, he gets a bit strange. He

can't focus, he's clingy and laughs a bit too much. In other words,

he's a good picture of high. It takes him a day to get the gluten our

of his system.

I will have to mention Goldberg to my daughter. We know that we are on

a journey to get the kid better. The advantage of Goldberg is that he

is an MD, and therefore, depending on one's insurance, most of the

diagnotic work should be covered.

Regards,

Bea

[Guest guest]

Hi Bea,

Welcome to our group. My daughter is 15 & is still on the diet. If she has

gluten infractions, she gets the opioid effect, either giggly or irritable.

She doesn't seem to crave dairy, so I don't worry about that. She would eat

ice cream if I let her though.

On the side, Jim & I run autism conferences in Pasadena & Anaheim every

year. Our next one is in Anaheim on Feb 10-11-07, probably at the

convention center. If you want, I can put you on our mailing list to get

the brochure or you can always go to www.autism-conferences.com for

conference info.

--

Marie

[Guest guest]

Hi Bea,

Welcome to our group. My daughter is 15 & is still on the diet. If she has

gluten infractions, she gets the opioid effect, either giggly or irritable.

She doesn't seem to crave dairy, so I don't worry about that. She would eat

ice cream if I let her though.

On the side, Jim & I run autism conferences in Pasadena & Anaheim every

year. Our next one is in Anaheim on Feb 10-11-07, probably at the

convention center. If you want, I can put you on our mailing list to get

the brochure or you can always go to www.autism-conferences.com for

conference info.

--

Marie

[Guest guest]

That's right Bea about the benefits of seeing an MD from the insurance

standpoint. Now, when we were seeing him he was only contracted as a preferred

provider with two companies. The fact that one of them was ours kind of

enforced that this was a path we were supposed to take. Call it an omen or

divine intervention.

Re: New Member

Dear :

Thanks for the info. It is obvious that we live in the same area. I

like what you said about Goldberg and how he helped your daughter. My

Grandson also has significant problems with allergies. I do believe

that he has a leaky gut. Now that he has been off of milk and gluten,

he is not taking any medication. But he still has problems. If he

gets a little gluten in him, by accident, he gets a bit strange. He

can't focus, he's clingy and laughs a bit too much. In other words,

he's a good picture of high. It takes him a day to get the gluten our

of his system.

I will have to mention Goldberg to my daughter. We know that we are on

a journey to get the kid better. The advantage of Goldberg is that he

is an MD, and therefore, depending on one's insurance, most of the

diagnotic work should be covered.

Regards,

Bea

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[Guest guest]

That's right Bea about the benefits of seeing an MD from the insurance

standpoint. Now, when we were seeing him he was only contracted as a preferred

provider with two companies. The fact that one of them was ours kind of

enforced that this was a path we were supposed to take. Call it an omen or

divine intervention.

Re: New Member

Dear :

Thanks for the info. It is obvious that we live in the same area. I

like what you said about Goldberg and how he helped your daughter. My

Grandson also has significant problems with allergies. I do believe

that he has a leaky gut. Now that he has been off of milk and gluten,

he is not taking any medication. But he still has problems. If he

gets a little gluten in him, by accident, he gets a bit strange. He

can't focus, he's clingy and laughs a bit too much. In other words,

he's a good picture of high. It takes him a day to get the gluten our

of his system.

I will have to mention Goldberg to my daughter. We know that we are on

a journey to get the kid better. The advantage of Goldberg is that he

is an MD, and therefore, depending on one's insurance, most of the

diagnotic work should be covered.

Regards,

Bea

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[Guest guest]

Marie --

If the conference you guys put on was at PCC -- it was awesome! I

learned so much. Thanks for all your effort!

-- Cassie

Marie wrote:

> Hi Bea,

>

> Welcome to our group. My daughter is 15 & is still on the diet. If she has

> gluten infractions, she gets the opioid effect, either giggly or

> irritable.

> She doesn't seem to crave dairy, so I don't worry about that. She

> would eat

> ice cream if I let her though.

>

> On the side, Jim & I run autism conferences in Pasadena & Anaheim every

> year. Our next one is in Anaheim on Feb 10-11-07, probably at the

> convention center. If you want, I can put you on our mailing list to get

> the brochure or you can always go to www.autism-conferences.com for

> conference info.

>

> --

> Marie

>

>

[Guest guest]

Marie --

If the conference you guys put on was at PCC -- it was awesome! I

learned so much. Thanks for all your effort!

-- Cassie

Marie wrote:

> Hi Bea,

>

> Welcome to our group. My daughter is 15 & is still on the diet. If she has

> gluten infractions, she gets the opioid effect, either giggly or

> irritable.

> She doesn't seem to crave dairy, so I don't worry about that. She

> would eat

> ice cream if I let her though.

>

> On the side, Jim & I run autism conferences in Pasadena & Anaheim every

> year. Our next one is in Anaheim on Feb 10-11-07, probably at the

> convention center. If you want, I can put you on our mailing list to get

> the brochure or you can always go to www.autism-conferences.com for

> conference info.

>

> --

> Marie

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeah, that was us. I'm so glad you thought it was awesome. Come say hi

next time; we try to have it every August. We're having one in Anaheim in

February too. I'm always at the registration tables.

Marie

>

> Marie --

>

> If the conference you guys put on was at PCC -- it was awesome! I

> learned so much. Thanks for all your effort!

>

> -- Cassie

>

> Marie wrote:

>

> > Hi Bea,

> >

> > Welcome to our group. My daughter is 15 & is still on the diet. If she

> has

> > gluten infractions, she gets the opioid effect, either giggly or

> > irritable.

> > She doesn't seem to crave dairy, so I don't worry about that. She

> > would eat

> > ice cream if I let her though.

> >

> > On the side, Jim & I run autism conferences in Pasadena & Anaheim every

> > year. Our next one is in Anaheim on Feb 10-11-07, probably at the

> > convention center. If you want, I can put you on our mailing list to get

> > the brochure or you can always go to www.autism-conferences.com for

> > conference info.

> >

> > --

> > Marie

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Yeah, that was us. I'm so glad you thought it was awesome. Come say hi

next time; we try to have it every August. We're having one in Anaheim in

February too. I'm always at the registration tables.

Marie

>

> Marie --

>

> If the conference you guys put on was at PCC -- it was awesome! I

> learned so much. Thanks for all your effort!

>

> -- Cassie

>

> Marie wrote:

>

> > Hi Bea,

> >

> > Welcome to our group. My daughter is 15 & is still on the diet. If she

> has

> > gluten infractions, she gets the opioid effect, either giggly or

> > irritable.

> > She doesn't seem to crave dairy, so I don't worry about that. She

> > would eat

> > ice cream if I let her though.

> >

> > On the side, Jim & I run autism conferences in Pasadena & Anaheim every

> > year. Our next one is in Anaheim on Feb 10-11-07, probably at the

> > convention center. If you want, I can put you on our mailing list to get

> > the brochure or you can always go to www.autism-conferences.com for

> > conference info.

> >

> > --

> > Marie

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I did speak to your husband, Jim, after the " mens forum " . He was so

helpful -- I run a parent/educator support & education group for

Asperger's/HFA in the Inland Empire. He gave me some ideas on how to

educate dads and get them to connect with and participate more with

their kids. One of the things we're going to try is starting a lending

library with videos about Asp/HFA. I think the dads will watch a 1-2hr

video sooner than they'd read a book or go somewhere. Also, a Dads'

Dinner Club -- where dads get together at a local restaurant once a

month. We did start a LEGO Robotics club -- for the techie kids/dads,

it's working great. If you or anyone else has other ideas, I'd love to

hear them.

-- Cassie

Marie wrote:

> Yeah, that was us. I'm so glad you thought it was awesome. Come say hi

> next time; we try to have it every August. We're having one in Anaheim in

> February too. I'm always at the registration tables.

>

> Marie

>

> On 9/29/07, Cassie Zupke <czupke@...

> <mailto:czupke%40opendoorsnow.org>> wrote:

> >

> > Marie --

> >

> > If the conference you guys put on was at PCC -- it was awesome! I

> > learned so much. Thanks for all your effort!

> >

> > -- Cassie

> >

> > Marie wrote:

> >

> > > Hi Bea,

> > >

> > > Welcome to our group. My daughter is 15 & is still on the diet. If she

> > has

> > > gluten infractions, she gets the opioid effect, either giggly or

> > > irritable.

> > > She doesn't seem to crave dairy, so I don't worry about that. She

> > > would eat

> > > ice cream if I let her though.

> > >

> > > On the side, Jim & I run autism conferences in Pasadena & Anaheim

> every

> > > year. Our next one is in Anaheim on Feb 10-11-07, probably at the

> > > convention center. If you want, I can put you on our mailing list

> to get

> > > the brochure or you can always go to www.autism-conferences.com for

> > > conference info.

> > >

> > > --

> > > Marie

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I did speak to your husband, Jim, after the " mens forum " . He was so

helpful -- I run a parent/educator support & education group for

Asperger's/HFA in the Inland Empire. He gave me some ideas on how to

educate dads and get them to connect with and participate more with

their kids. One of the things we're going to try is starting a lending

library with videos about Asp/HFA. I think the dads will watch a 1-2hr

video sooner than they'd read a book or go somewhere. Also, a Dads'

Dinner Club -- where dads get together at a local restaurant once a

month. We did start a LEGO Robotics club -- for the techie kids/dads,

it's working great. If you or anyone else has other ideas, I'd love to

hear them.

-- Cassie

Marie wrote:

> Yeah, that was us. I'm so glad you thought it was awesome. Come say hi

> next time; we try to have it every August. We're having one in Anaheim in

> February too. I'm always at the registration tables.

>

> Marie

>

> On 9/29/07, Cassie Zupke <czupke@...

> <mailto:czupke%40opendoorsnow.org>> wrote:

> >

> > Marie --

> >

> > If the conference you guys put on was at PCC -- it was awesome! I

> > learned so much. Thanks for all your effort!

> >

> > -- Cassie

> >

> > Marie wrote:

> >

> > > Hi Bea,

> > >

> > > Welcome to our group. My daughter is 15 & is still on the diet. If she

> > has

> > > gluten infractions, she gets the opioid effect, either giggly or

> > > irritable.

> > > She doesn't seem to crave dairy, so I don't worry about that. She

> > > would eat

> > > ice cream if I let her though.

> > >

> > > On the side, Jim & I run autism conferences in Pasadena & Anaheim

> every

> > > year. Our next one is in Anaheim on Feb 10-11-07, probably at the

> > > convention center. If you want, I can put you on our mailing list

> to get

> > > the brochure or you can always go to www.autism-conferences.com for

> > > conference info.

> > >

> > > --

> > > Marie

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Welcome, Dawn! Glad to help where we can.

February is soon. Hope you've nailed down plans for how you'll

manage expenses, insurance, interactions with your partner, etc., at

this point!

Haresch

>

>

> Hello:

>

> I joined this group just yesterday and I'm excited to have found

all of you.

>

> Allow me to introduce myself--My name is Dawn Swanson. I recently

graduated from Residency, although my children are grown. I am

opening up my own primary care office this coming Feb. with another

experienced physician. The office is in Liberty Lake WA about 20

minutes outside of Spokane. Liberty Lake is a upper/middle class

town of about 5,000 people, surrounded by three other 5,000

population towns, Post Falls--50,000 and Spokane about 300,000.

There are no physicians in Liberty Lake and few about 15 to 20

minutes away. Although there are plenty of dentists and

Chiropractors--go figure.

>

> I hope to talk to more of you, ask for advice and become

acquainted.

>

> Sincerely, Dawn SwansonCon decision todo es posible -- Everything

is possible with decision!

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[Guest guest]

Welcome, Dawn.

Congrats on your plans. Lots of great info on this listserve, and at www.IMPCenter.org. You might also consider coming to our IMP conference this summer, in Rochester, NY. Great place to learn and interact with others who are at various stages of running an IMP style practice.

Hello: I joined this group just yesterday and I'm excited to have found all of you. Allow me to introduce myself--My name is Dawn Swanson. I recently graduated from Residency, although my children are grown. I am opening up my own primary care office this coming Feb. with another experienced physician. The office is in Liberty Lake WA about 20 minutes outside of Spokane. Liberty Lake is a upper/middle class town of about 5,000 people, surrounded by three other 5,000 population towns, Post Falls--50,000 and Spokane about 300,000. There are no physicians in Liberty Lake and few about 15 to 20 minutes away. Although there are plenty of dentists and Chiropractors--go figure.

I hope to talk to more of you, ask for advice and become acquainted. Sincerely, Dawn SwansonCon decision todo es posible -- Everything is possible with decision!

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[Guest guest]

Hi Dawn! Welcome! There are lost of us in the Pac NW. If you are ever

around Eugene, Oregon please stop by. Joanne in Drain, Oregon is a pearl

of wisdom! 2 new IMPs in Olympia just the past few months and I believe

we've got several in and around Seattle. Feel free to call me anytime

.

You'll never look back!

Pamela

Pamela Wible, MD

Family & Community Medicine, LLC

3575 st. #220

Eugene, OR 97405

roxywible@...

www.idealmedicalpractice.org

>

>

> Hello:

>

> I joined this group just yesterday and I'm excited to have found all of you.

>

> Allow me to introduce myself--My name is Dawn Swanson. I recently graduated

from

Residency, although my children are grown. I am opening up my own primary care

office

this coming Feb. with another experienced physician. The office is in Liberty

Lake WA

about 20 minutes outside of Spokane. Liberty Lake is a upper/middle class town

of about

5,000 people, surrounded by three other 5,000 population towns, Post

Falls--50,000 and

Spokane about 300,000. There are no physicians in Liberty Lake and few about 15

to 20

minutes away. Although there are plenty of dentists and Chiropractors--go

figure.

>

> I hope to talk to more of you, ask for advice and become acquainted.

>

> Sincerely, Dawn SwansonCon decision todo es posible -- Everything is possible

with

decision!

> _________________________________________________________________

> You keep typing, we keep giving. Download Messenger and join the i'm

Initiative now.

> http://im.live.com/messenger/im/home/?source=TAGLM

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome, Dawn,

I am in Olympia, WA. I started my IMP two months ago out of residency

(in Olympia). I am happy to answer any questions you might have!

Marius

>

>

> Hello:

>

> I joined this group just yesterday and I'm excited to have found

all of you.

>

> Allow me to introduce myself--My name is Dawn Swanson. I recently

graduated from Residency, although my children are grown. I am

opening up my own primary care office this coming Feb. with another

experienced physician. The office is in Liberty Lake WA about 20

minutes outside of Spokane. Liberty Lake is a upper/middle class

town of about 5,000 people, surrounded by three other 5,000

population towns, Post Falls--50,000 and Spokane about 300,000.

There are no physicians in Liberty Lake and few about 15 to 20

minutes away. Although there are plenty of dentists and

Chiropractors--go figure.

>

> I hope to talk to more of you, ask for advice and become

acquainted.

>

> Sincerely, Dawn SwansonCon decision todo es posible -- Everything

is possible with decision!

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