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My " doc " had handed me a copy of the report with the syrinx diagn. on it

while I was heading out the door ... I had to turn around, go back in his

office, and ask " what is this syringomyelia thing " ... we blew it off ... I

have a little worm in my neck and he treats it like I have a zit that will go

away ...

Ugh ...

I took him chocolate chip cookies (frosted sandwich ones ....) and he's a

diabetic ... oops, my bad ..

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HI THANK U FOR THE KIND WORDS ALTHOUGH ITS VERY DIFFICULT AT TIMES I DONT

HAVE MY OWN SITE I AMN NOT TOO COMFORTABLE SHARING WITH OTHERS THAT CANT

UNDERSTAND BUT I LIKE TO SHARE WITH THOSE THAT DO

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HI THANK U FOR THE KIND WORDS ALTHOUGH ITS VERY DIFFICULT AT TIMES I DONT

HAVE MY OWN SITE I AMN NOT TOO COMFORTABLE SHARING WITH OTHERS THAT CANT

UNDERSTAND BUT I LIKE TO SHARE WITH THOSE THAT DO

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HI THANK U FOR THE KIND WORDS ALTHOUGH ITS VERY DIFFICULT AT TIMES I DONT

HAVE MY OWN SITE I AMN NOT TOO COMFORTABLE SHARING WITH OTHERS THAT CANT

UNDERSTAND BUT I LIKE TO SHARE WITH THOSE THAT DO

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In a message dated 1/26/02 6:08:10 PM Eastern Standard Time,

elizabth.geo@... writes:

> . I've just been diagnosed with fibroids, and

> possibly (oh joy) cancer, so this seems like a good fit for me, even

> if it isn't exactly something else to think about.

>

>

Hi Liz,

Welcome. ...Sounds like you got your platter heaped with interesting

life events...but 3 beautiful children....keep that first and foremost in

mind.

So fibroids arrived, cancer, possibly...but where? pelvic, breast, brain?

Walking down this path together, holding hands...hey, remember the

candy conveyer belt on one episode of I Love Lucy? My favorite.

marsha

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In a message dated 1/26/02 6:08:10 PM Eastern Standard Time,

elizabth.geo@... writes:

> . I've just been diagnosed with fibroids, and

> possibly (oh joy) cancer, so this seems like a good fit for me, even

> if it isn't exactly something else to think about.

>

>

Hi Liz,

Welcome. ...Sounds like you got your platter heaped with interesting

life events...but 3 beautiful children....keep that first and foremost in

mind.

So fibroids arrived, cancer, possibly...but where? pelvic, breast, brain?

Walking down this path together, holding hands...hey, remember the

candy conveyer belt on one episode of I Love Lucy? My favorite.

marsha

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In a message dated 1/26/02 6:08:10 PM Eastern Standard Time,

elizabth.geo@... writes:

> . I've just been diagnosed with fibroids, and

> possibly (oh joy) cancer, so this seems like a good fit for me, even

> if it isn't exactly something else to think about.

>

>

Hi Liz,

Welcome. ...Sounds like you got your platter heaped with interesting

life events...but 3 beautiful children....keep that first and foremost in

mind.

So fibroids arrived, cancer, possibly...but where? pelvic, breast, brain?

Walking down this path together, holding hands...hey, remember the

candy conveyer belt on one episode of I Love Lucy? My favorite.

marsha

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What kind of foods are you eating?

Are you following the exchange plan? Do you count carbs?

In a message dated 04/26/2002 7:42:19 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

jude_trialwatchers@... writes:

> any advice i would appreciate! thank you, jude

>

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> What kind of foods are you eating?

> Are you following the exchange plan? Do you count carbs?

>

> In a message dated 04/26/2002 7:42:19 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

> jude_trialwatchers@y... writes:

>

>

> > any advice i would appreciate! thank you, jude

> >

>

>

>

>

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Jude...this message came through without your answer to the questions so if

you answered previously, could you post it again? Maybe retype it? Thanks.

Vicki

In a message dated 04/26/2002 10:37:18 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

jude_trialwatchers@... writes:

>

>

> > What kind of foods are you eating?

> > Are you following the exchange plan? Do you count carbs?

> >

> > In a message dated 04/26/2002 7:42:19 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

> > jude_trialwatchers@y... writes:

> >

> >

> > > any advice i would appreciate! thank you, jude

> > >

> >

> >

>

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Jude...this message came through without your answer to the questions so if

you answered previously, could you post it again? Maybe retype it? Thanks.

Vicki

In a message dated 04/26/2002 10:37:18 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

jude_trialwatchers@... writes:

>

>

> > What kind of foods are you eating?

> > Are you following the exchange plan? Do you count carbs?

> >

> > In a message dated 04/26/2002 7:42:19 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

> > jude_trialwatchers@y... writes:

> >

> >

> > > any advice i would appreciate! thank you, jude

> > >

> >

> >

>

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Jude...this message came through without your answer to the questions so if

you answered previously, could you post it again? Maybe retype it? Thanks.

Vicki

In a message dated 04/26/2002 10:37:18 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

jude_trialwatchers@... writes:

>

>

> > What kind of foods are you eating?

> > Are you following the exchange plan? Do you count carbs?

> >

> > In a message dated 04/26/2002 7:42:19 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

> > jude_trialwatchers@y... writes:

> >

> >

> > > any advice i would appreciate! thank you, jude

> > >

> >

> >

>

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Hello jude_trialwatchers@...,

In reference to your comment:

ð i didnt eat for three days just took 3400 mg of

ð glucophage and my sug levels were still between

ð 285-372....

Jude.... not eating can be just as bad for us as diabetics as eating...

By not eating you are telling your liver that you are in starvation mode...

and asking it to create glucose....

Try eating a serving of protein 3 - 5 x a day, and also taking your meds, and

see where you levels are :)

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hello jude

i am not a dr but a quick temprary fix would be to use insulin until you do

see the dr. t2's are frequently switched to insulin to help during major

surgery or other stress times. another solution would be to contact

glucophage manufracturers and ask for list of medications which might not

react with glucophage though that would not address your own issues. in

england the pharmacist are very helpful as well as the er in any hospital,

but that is mainly because the medical system is state insured so they are

more open to provide the necessary help. If i were in your situation i know

the hospital would admit me try out the different drugs find the rt.

cocktail then release me after making sure the medicines are not reacting

then all future appt. would be closely monitored so as to catch future

reactions quickly. regards cheeky

>

>Reply-To: diabetes_int

>To: diabetes_int

>Subject: hi

>Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 02:40:28 -0000

>

>i was taking lantus and doing really well for a while...then wham allergic

>reaction hives the whole works within a few days! seems like anything that

> works for me im allergic to....i've been taking glucophage for 4 or 5

>years and its not working for me anymore.....my current doc just had a

>heart attack so i made an appt with a diabetes doc but, cant get an appt

>till the end of june...im taking 3400 mg of glucophage.. does anyone know

>of another drug that works well with glucophage? i have to do something

>quick my readings average about 350 and im eating everything in site cant

>help myself! anyone else have this problem....thanks i know this is

>rambling.....any advice i would appreciate! thank you, jude

>

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hello jude

i am not a dr but a quick temprary fix would be to use insulin until you do

see the dr. t2's are frequently switched to insulin to help during major

surgery or other stress times. another solution would be to contact

glucophage manufracturers and ask for list of medications which might not

react with glucophage though that would not address your own issues. in

england the pharmacist are very helpful as well as the er in any hospital,

but that is mainly because the medical system is state insured so they are

more open to provide the necessary help. If i were in your situation i know

the hospital would admit me try out the different drugs find the rt.

cocktail then release me after making sure the medicines are not reacting

then all future appt. would be closely monitored so as to catch future

reactions quickly. regards cheeky

>

>Reply-To: diabetes_int

>To: diabetes_int

>Subject: hi

>Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 02:40:28 -0000

>

>i was taking lantus and doing really well for a while...then wham allergic

>reaction hives the whole works within a few days! seems like anything that

> works for me im allergic to....i've been taking glucophage for 4 or 5

>years and its not working for me anymore.....my current doc just had a

>heart attack so i made an appt with a diabetes doc but, cant get an appt

>till the end of june...im taking 3400 mg of glucophage.. does anyone know

>of another drug that works well with glucophage? i have to do something

>quick my readings average about 350 and im eating everything in site cant

>help myself! anyone else have this problem....thanks i know this is

>rambling.....any advice i would appreciate! thank you, jude

>

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hello jude

i am not a dr but a quick temprary fix would be to use insulin until you do

see the dr. t2's are frequently switched to insulin to help during major

surgery or other stress times. another solution would be to contact

glucophage manufracturers and ask for list of medications which might not

react with glucophage though that would not address your own issues. in

england the pharmacist are very helpful as well as the er in any hospital,

but that is mainly because the medical system is state insured so they are

more open to provide the necessary help. If i were in your situation i know

the hospital would admit me try out the different drugs find the rt.

cocktail then release me after making sure the medicines are not reacting

then all future appt. would be closely monitored so as to catch future

reactions quickly. regards cheeky

>

>Reply-To: diabetes_int

>To: diabetes_int

>Subject: hi

>Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 02:40:28 -0000

>

>i was taking lantus and doing really well for a while...then wham allergic

>reaction hives the whole works within a few days! seems like anything that

> works for me im allergic to....i've been taking glucophage for 4 or 5

>years and its not working for me anymore.....my current doc just had a

>heart attack so i made an appt with a diabetes doc but, cant get an appt

>till the end of june...im taking 3400 mg of glucophage.. does anyone know

>of another drug that works well with glucophage? i have to do something

>quick my readings average about 350 and im eating everything in site cant

>help myself! anyone else have this problem....thanks i know this is

>rambling.....any advice i would appreciate! thank you, jude

>

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> hello jude

> i am not a dr but a quick temprary fix would be to use insulin until you do

> see the dr. t2's are frequently switched to insulin to help during major

> surgery or other stress times. another solution would be to contact

> glucophage manufracturers and ask for list of medications which might not

> react with glucophage though that would not address your own issues. in

> england the pharmacist are very helpful as well as the er in any hospital,

> but that is mainly because the medical system is state insured so they are

> more open to provide the necessary help. If i were in your situation i know

> the hospital would admit me try out the different drugs find the rt.

> cocktail then release me after making sure the medicines are not reacting

> then all future appt. would be closely monitored so as to catch future

> reactions quickly. regards cheeky

>

>

> >From: " jude_trialwatchers " <jude_trialwatchers@y...>

> >Reply-To: diabetes_int@y...

> >To: diabetes_int@y...

> >Subject: hi

> >Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 02:40:28 -0000

> >

> >i was taking lantus and doing really well for a while...then wham allergic

> >reaction hives the whole works within a few days! seems like anything that

> > works for me im allergic to....i've been taking glucophage for 4 or 5

> >years and its not working for me anymore.....my current doc just had a

> >heart attack so i made an appt with a diabetes doc but, cant get an appt

> >till the end of june...im taking 3400 mg of glucophage.. does anyone know

> >of another drug that works well with glucophage? i have to do something

> >quick my readings average about 350 and im eating everything in site cant

> >help myself! anyone else have this problem....thanks i know this is

> >rambling.....any advice i would appreciate! thank you, jude

> >

>

>

>

>

> _________________________________________________________________

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Thanks cheeky thats what i did i injected 20 units of lantus with benadryl

standing by....if i have a reaction i'll go to the emergency room think thats

the only way to go! so far so good! our dr;s down here in fla,.are the pitts

at least in the resort area i live.....thanks cheeky really appreciate your

help....

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I would guess that you have some kind of pelvic abnormality which could probably

be fixed if you could endure the exam. You were told that your cervix was low

and that is not normal. Perhaps you can get a Gyn to arrange for some kind of

sedation or numbing before the exam so that he/she can identify the problem.

Good luck.

Ora

>

> Date: Sat Aug 24, 2002 6:05am

> Subject: Hi

>

> Hi all,

>

> I don't even know if I'm in the right place. I'll hit the highlights

> of my story and you all can let me know.

>

> I was mildly molested from the time I was 10 to the time I was 13.

> ly, he had no idea why every time he touched me it hurt and I

> had no idea it wasn't supposed to.

>

> Went to a gynecologist in college who said my cervix was really low

> and she had to use a pediatric speculum. Even with that, the

> examination was the most painful experience in my life up to that

> point.

>

> I tried to use a tampon. Once. Will never attempt that again.

> I tried to have intercourse. Once. Will never attempt that again.

>

> Went to another gynecologist many years later, explained that I had

> been in a lot of pain the previous time. The doc was very gentle and

> very understanding, but I ended up screaming with pain when the

> speculum was inserted and I couldn't finish the exam.

>

> Went to another gynecologist many more years later, explained what

> had happened the first two times and that sex was impossible. The

> exam proceeded, I was in a lot of pain. I asked the doctor to stop,

> I put on my clothes and I have never gone back.

>

> I am now 37 years old. I have had several bouts of itching over the

> years that I thought must be yeast infections, although they never

> responded to OTC treatments. They did eventually go away.

>

> At one point, I couldn't stand to be touched at all. Even just a pat

> on the shoulder. Now I'm doing much better with that and I've found

> that if I can just relax, I'm fine with most forms of contact, only

> actual insertion is unbearable.

>

> I think it's kind of obvious why I'm hesitant to go back to a

> gynecologist and I'm trying to figure out if this is even worth

> fixing. I have no romantic relationships although I do have the

> normal desires for companionship and bonding. I won't be having kids

> either way. I think it may just be easier to change my sexual

> orientation than to deal with this.

>

> Anyway, that's who I am. Am I in the right group?

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I would guess that you have some kind of pelvic abnormality which could probably

be fixed if you could endure the exam. You were told that your cervix was low

and that is not normal. Perhaps you can get a Gyn to arrange for some kind of

sedation or numbing before the exam so that he/she can identify the problem.

Good luck.

Ora

>

> Date: Sat Aug 24, 2002 6:05am

> Subject: Hi

>

> Hi all,

>

> I don't even know if I'm in the right place. I'll hit the highlights

> of my story and you all can let me know.

>

> I was mildly molested from the time I was 10 to the time I was 13.

> ly, he had no idea why every time he touched me it hurt and I

> had no idea it wasn't supposed to.

>

> Went to a gynecologist in college who said my cervix was really low

> and she had to use a pediatric speculum. Even with that, the

> examination was the most painful experience in my life up to that

> point.

>

> I tried to use a tampon. Once. Will never attempt that again.

> I tried to have intercourse. Once. Will never attempt that again.

>

> Went to another gynecologist many years later, explained that I had

> been in a lot of pain the previous time. The doc was very gentle and

> very understanding, but I ended up screaming with pain when the

> speculum was inserted and I couldn't finish the exam.

>

> Went to another gynecologist many more years later, explained what

> had happened the first two times and that sex was impossible. The

> exam proceeded, I was in a lot of pain. I asked the doctor to stop,

> I put on my clothes and I have never gone back.

>

> I am now 37 years old. I have had several bouts of itching over the

> years that I thought must be yeast infections, although they never

> responded to OTC treatments. They did eventually go away.

>

> At one point, I couldn't stand to be touched at all. Even just a pat

> on the shoulder. Now I'm doing much better with that and I've found

> that if I can just relax, I'm fine with most forms of contact, only

> actual insertion is unbearable.

>

> I think it's kind of obvious why I'm hesitant to go back to a

> gynecologist and I'm trying to figure out if this is even worth

> fixing. I have no romantic relationships although I do have the

> normal desires for companionship and bonding. I won't be having kids

> either way. I think it may just be easier to change my sexual

> orientation than to deal with this.

>

> Anyway, that's who I am. Am I in the right group?

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Your are definately in the right group. It sounds like you have to find a doctor that specialized in vulvar problems and/or vulvodynia. It is too bad that this is lasting so long. There is treatment. This is a great sight for information. Where do you live and maybe someone on this group can direct you to a doctor that can help?

Thanks

Shell B.

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Your are definately in the right group. It sounds like you have to find a doctor that specialized in vulvar problems and/or vulvodynia. It is too bad that this is lasting so long. There is treatment. This is a great sight for information. Where do you live and maybe someone on this group can direct you to a doctor that can help?

Thanks

Shell B.

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