Guest guest Posted June 25, 2005 Report Share Posted June 25, 2005 In a message dated 6/24/2005 12:25:31 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Ken writes: Hobble along at your fastest pace........ Like they said in the 60's, " We gotta get outta this place! Hey Ken ... funny poem! Thank you for bringing lightness and laughter to the group! My cell phone ringer is set to that old Animals song, " We gotta get outta this place! " I thought it was cute and fun to have it set to that till one Sunday at church when I forgot to turn the ringer off. You can imagine the mayhem that ensued when " We gotta get outta this place " started up in the middle of the sermon. :-) It was so funny! Thankfully, I am good friends with our preacher and he never missed a beat when he re-composed himself and said, " You know there's always one in every crowd and you're the one, Beth ... you're the one. " I politely thanked him (as it was meant in a nice way) and on we went, but somehow the wind was just gone from that sermon. I figured God must have thought we needed humor more than a sermon on that particular day. :-) Love and Prayers, Beth ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Read my blog at www.ThinkBigAboutHealing.blogspot.com ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2005 Report Share Posted June 25, 2005 Beth that is so funny but then I have this warped sense of humour. Thanks for starting my day off with a good dose of laughter. Hugs June ----- Original Message ----- From: GoAwayRA@... In a message dated 6/24/2005 12:25:31 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Ken writes: Hobble along at your fastest pace........ Like they said in the 60's, " We gotta get outta this place! Hey Ken ... funny poem! Thank you for bringing lightness and laughter to the group! My cell phone ringer is set to that old Animals song, " We gotta get outta this place! " I thought it was cute and fun to have it set to that till one Sunday at church when I forgot to turn the ringer off. You can imagine the mayhem that ensued when " We gotta get outta this place " started up in the middle of the sermon. :-) It was so funny! Thankfully, I am good friends with our preacher and he never missed a beat when he re-composed himself and said, " You know there's always one in every crowd and you're the one, Beth ... you're the one. " I politely thanked him (as it was meant in a nice way) and on we went, but somehow the wind was just gone from that sermon. I figured God must have thought we needed humor more than a sermon on that particular day. :-) Love and Prayers, Beth ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Read my blog at www.ThinkBigAboutHealing.blogspot.com ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 15, 2005 Report Share Posted September 15, 2005 Ken whats the latest on the strike you were telling us about? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 21, 2007 Report Share Posted September 21, 2007 Hi dear friend, sorry I missed your call, when I tried to return your call I could not read my own writing so called a stranger. Please send me your telephone number and this time I will save it on my computer. Look forward to gabbing with you. Hugs & Love June Toronto Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2008 Report Share Posted January 3, 2008 Hi Ken When I first went to the Rheumy, she had me on 65mg Steroids, plus weekly injections of methotrexate, both of which helped at the beginning,but the side effects where sending me to an early grave. So trust me, do not take any, of those drugs, as they are poison. I gave them drugs up, when the Minocin kick in. Minocin is the only thing that works for me. And I am living proof this treatment works. Thank god for this support group, which has given me back my life. My GP, has put several of her other patience's, on this drug, who are also having excellent results. So the word, is slowly getting out, and the drug companies will be going broke. Regards Gwen rheumatic from North Coast Hello Leonie, Please allow me to introduce myself my name is and I live near Byron Bay in the North Coast. Like yourself I have been trying natural remedies to treat my RA. When diagnosed in Oct'05 my RF reading was considered high at 38 by my doctor. With my refusal to take all the toxic meds that the Rheumy suggested I take to myself and my doctor. My latest reading in Oct'07 was 515 as you can imagine the pain and loss of mobility that I am currently experiencing. I receive all latest e-mails from the group but for some reason cannot post anything for myself. Your e-mail has caught my eye for the following reasons. After 3 months of continually calling Dr. Mouroukas. He finally rang and explained what his approach was with this AP therapy. Like you I also am apprehensive of taking any more drugs that I have too. In speaking with the doctor he has informed me that the distance between the North Coast and Sydney would prove to be difficult in doing this AP therapy. What I would like to know if you do not mind if you do decide to do his treatment could you advise how the you find the therapy with living in Canberra, how sick you actually get. I know you haven't started yet he sounded really nice and for myself I'm quite interested in starting as I want to get better. Thank you e-mail tuffys@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2008 Report Share Posted January 3, 2008 Hi Ken, Gwen is right. Steroids and the poison cocktails that are feelgood meds at first will eventually kill you because they are immune suppressants. When the immune system is suppressed you become vulnerable to any bacteria that comes along. Minocin is not only an antibiotic, but an antiinflammatory as well. I went into remission after 18 months of being on Minocin 100mg twice a day every day. The best to you. Dolores Gwen <gmartin4@...> wrote: Hi Ken When I first went to the Rheumy, she had me on 65mg Steroids, plus weekly injections of methotrexate, both of which helped at the beginning,but the side effects where sending me to an early grave. So trust me, do not take any, of those drugs, as they are poison. I gave them drugs up, when the Minocin kick in. Minocin is the only thing that works for me. And I am living proof this treatment works. Thank god for this support group, which has given me back my life. My GP, has put several of her other patience's, on this drug, who are also having excellent results. So the word, is slowly getting out, and the drug companies will be going broke. Regards Gwen rheumatic from North Coast Hello Leonie, Please allow me to introduce myself my name is and I live near Byron Bay in the North Coast. Like yourself I have been trying natural remedies to treat my RA. When diagnosed in Oct'05 my RF reading was considered high at 38 by my doctor. With my refusal to take all the toxic meds that the Rheumy suggested I take to myself and my doctor. My latest reading in Oct'07 was 515 as you can imagine the pain and loss of mobility that I am currently experiencing. I receive all latest e-mails from the group but for some reason cannot post anything for myself. Your e-mail has caught my eye for the following reasons. After 3 months of continually calling Dr. Mouroukas. He finally rang and explained what his approach was with this AP therapy. Like you I also am apprehensive of taking any more drugs that I have too. In speaking with the doctor he has informed me that the distance between the North Coast and Sydney would prove to be difficult in doing this AP therapy. What I would like to know if you do not mind if you do decide to do his treatment could you advise how the you find the therapy with living in Canberra, how sick you actually get. I know you haven't started yet he sounded really nice and for myself I'm quite interested in starting as I want to get better. Thank you e-mail tuffys@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Hi Dolores Thank you very much. I am so glad that you went into remission after 18 months on 100 mg 2x a day. May I ask how long you have been in remission for and whether or not the higher dosage had any increased side-effects. It's so cold here in London, that I think myy joints are worse?! Regards Ken. mike rosner <martysfolks2004@...> wrote: Hi Ken, Gwen is right. Steroids and the poison cocktails that are feelgood meds at first will eventually kill you because they are immune suppressants. When the immune system is suppressed you become vulnerable to any bacteria that comes along. Minocin is not only an antibiotic, but an antiinflammatory as well. I went into remission after 18 months of being on Minocin 100mg twice a day every day. The best to you. Dolores Gwen <gmartin4@...> wrote: Hi Ken When I first went to the Rheumy, she had me on 65mg Steroids, plus weekly injections of methotrexate, both of which helped at the beginning,but the side effects where sending me to an early grave. So trust me, do not take any, of those drugs, as they are poison. I gave them drugs up, when the Minocin kick in. Minocin is the only thing that works for me. And I am living proof this treatment works. Thank god for this support group, which has given me back my life. My GP, has put several of her other patience's, on this drug, who are also having excellent results. So the word, is slowly getting out, and the drug companies will be going broke. Regards Gwen rheumatic from North Coast Hello Leonie, Please allow me to introduce myself my name is and I live near Byron Bay in the North Coast. Like yourself I have been trying natural remedies to treat my RA. When diagnosed in Oct'05 my RF reading was considered high at 38 by my doctor. With my refusal to take all the toxic meds that the Rheumy suggested I take to myself and my doctor. My latest reading in Oct'07 was 515 as you can imagine the pain and loss of mobility that I am currently experiencing. I receive all latest e-mails from the group but for some reason cannot post anything for myself. Your e-mail has caught my eye for the following reasons. After 3 months of continually calling Dr. Mouroukas. He finally rang and explained what his approach was with this AP therapy. Like you I also am apprehensive of taking any more drugs that I have too. In speaking with the doctor he has informed me that the distance between the North Coast and Sydney would prove to be difficult in doing this AP therapy. What I would like to know if you do not mind if you do decide to do his treatment could you advise how the you find the therapy with living in Canberra, how sick you actually get. I know you haven't started yet he sounded really nice and for myself I'm quite interested in starting as I want to get better. Thank you e-mail tuffys@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Hi Ken, You are very welcome. I started on Minocin 100mg twice a day in January 2005 and went into full remission in May 2007. Went to the doctor in June 2007 and they could find no sign of S/D, R/A, nor MCTD. My doctors were amazed. Since I had a lot of Minocin, I continued the medication until September 2007 and then went off for 6 weeks prior to starting the Marshall Protocol. When I started on the protocol, I was on the Benicar blockade only until October 15, 2007 then added the Minocin at 25mg every 48 hr. Last month I increased it to 50mg every 72 hr. I will increase it in about two weeks to 75mg. every 72 hr. and then up to 100mg. At that point, I will start Phase 2 of the Marshall Protocol. I am still symptom free. No doctor told me to go on the Marshall. It is of my own doing. I had to really scout around to find a doctor who would monitor me with the protocol. The reason I am doing this is because I believe that the Marshall Protocol will continue to kill off the micoplasmas until there are none left and I will be totally disease free in a couple of years. In 2005, I was bedridden for 8 months and near death. The same docs who are amazed gave me months to live. They can't believe I am still here and doing so well. I have absolutely no pain anywhere and do not take any pain medication. There was a time when just rolling over in bed was agony. I cried and cried because it hurt so much. I also had Raynaud's which disappeared during the third month after starting the Minocin. My recovery was uphill all the way. I just had the most fabulous New Year's. I partied, drank, and danced for 12 hours and had the best time of my life. I am old and retired but my zest for living is great. There is another lady in London that I e:mail with who has S/D. She is doing very well also. She said it was cold in London. We are feeling a cold spell in N.Y. too. I hate it and wish I was as far south as I can get. Last year, we went to Puerto Rico and St. Croix. It proved to be a very expensive vacation as we were there from December to May. I am still paying off that trip, so this year, we can't go anywhere. I am thinking of making a permanent move to Southern California, so I can be outdoors all the time. I love swimming, hiking, biking, and just being able to get around without wearing heavy coats, sweaters, boots, scarves, gloves, hats, etc: I feel so weighted down with so much clothing on especially in the subways, and buses. So, I stay home during most of the winter and feel like I have cabin fever. Would love to be snorkeling in the Caribbean somewhere. Good luck to you, Ken. let us know how you make out. Take care~~~~Dolores Ken Pearson <maputo95@...> wrote: Hi Dolores Thank you very much. I am so glad that you went into remission after 18 months on 100 mg 2x a day. May I ask how long you have been in remission for and whether or not the higher dosage had any increased side-effects. It's so cold here in London, that I think myy joints are worse?! Regards Ken. mike rosner <martysfolks2004@...> wrote: Hi Ken, Gwen is right. Steroids and the poison cocktails that are feelgood meds at first will eventually kill you because they are immune suppressants. When the immune system is suppressed you become vulnerable to any bacteria that comes along. Minocin is not only an antibiotic, but an antiinflammatory as well. I went into remission after 18 months of being on Minocin 100mg twice a day every day. The best to you. Dolores Gwen <gmartin4@...> wrote: Hi Ken When I first went to the Rheumy, she had me on 65mg Steroids, plus weekly injections of methotrexate, both of which helped at the beginning,but the side effects where sending me to an early grave. So trust me, do not take any, of those drugs, as they are poison. I gave them drugs up, when the Minocin kick in. Minocin is the only thing that works for me. And I am living proof this treatment works. Thank god for this support group, which has given me back my life. My GP, has put several of her other patience's, on this drug, who are also having excellent results. So the word, is slowly getting out, and the drug companies will be going broke. Regards Gwen rheumatic from North Coast Hello Leonie, Please allow me to introduce myself my name is and I live near Byron Bay in the North Coast. Like yourself I have been trying natural remedies to treat my RA. When diagnosed in Oct'05 my RF reading was considered high at 38 by my doctor. With my refusal to take all the toxic meds that the Rheumy suggested I take to myself and my doctor. My latest reading in Oct'07 was 515 as you can imagine the pain and loss of mobility that I am currently experiencing. I receive all latest e-mails from the group but for some reason cannot post anything for myself. Your e-mail has caught my eye for the following reasons. After 3 months of continually calling Dr. Mouroukas. He finally rang and explained what his approach was with this AP therapy. Like you I also am apprehensive of taking any more drugs that I have too. In speaking with the doctor he has informed me that the distance between the North Coast and Sydney would prove to be difficult in doing this AP therapy. What I would like to know if you do not mind if you do decide to do his treatment could you advise how the you find the therapy with living in Canberra, how sick you actually get. I know you haven't started yet he sounded really nice and for myself I'm quite interested in starting as I want to get better. Thank you e-mail tuffys@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 22, 2008 Report Share Posted February 22, 2008 A Must Read Book!!! "Up the Creek with a Paddle" A Book About How to Beat MS and Many Autoimmune Disorders with LDN (Low Dose Naltrexone) http://www.marybradleybooks.com/LDN%20Book.htm Hugs & Blessings, Crystal LDN_Users Group Owner Diagnosed November 2004 with Secondary Progressive MS, Transverse Myelitis and an Advocate for LDN!! 2 years & 5 months on LDN with Skip's Pharmacy..... Crystal's MS,TM & LDN Website Crystal's LDN Gift Shop Crystal's LDN Support Group Skip's Compounding Pharmacy LDN Website [low dose naltrexone] ken Hi Ken, What's the Paddle Book ? ~Leonie Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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