's update

[Guest guest]

,

I am glad your surgery went so well. That stinks about the IVF. I

think I would just about died if that had happened to me. I hope you

are feeling better. Is your dh giving you a lot of ttc? I hope so.

When can you ttc again? I'm glad your okay. Write when you can.

Pam

[Guest guest]

,

I am glad your surgery went so well. That stinks about the IVF. I

think I would just about died if that had happened to me. I hope you

are feeling better. Is your dh giving you a lot of ttc? I hope so.

When can you ttc again? I'm glad your okay. Write when you can.

Pam

[Guest guest]

,

I am glad your surgery went so well. That stinks about the IVF. I

think I would just about died if that had happened to me. I hope you

are feeling better. Is your dh giving you a lot of ttc? I hope so.

When can you ttc again? I'm glad your okay. Write when you can.

Pam

[Guest guest]

,

I'm happy to hear you're doing well. I was surprised by all they had to do

but thankfully it's done now and you have some answers.

I'm curious about the cysts you had. Do you know what they are called?

I wish you a speedy recovery. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Don't worry about the

emails. I can't imagine how many you have to go through. I hope it's not

too overwhelming for you!

(((((((HUGS))))))),

[Guest guest]

,

I'm happy to hear you're doing well. I was surprised by all they had to do

but thankfully it's done now and you have some answers.

I'm curious about the cysts you had. Do you know what they are called?

I wish you a speedy recovery. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Don't worry about the

emails. I can't imagine how many you have to go through. I hope it's not

too overwhelming for you!

(((((((HUGS))))))),

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the post. Hope you get to feeling better mentally and

physically. Good luck to you and yours.

Keep us posted. Feel better hon.

e

>

>Reply-To: ectopicpregnancyegroups

>To: ectopicpregnancyegroups

>Subject: 's update

>Date: Thu, 06 Jul 2000 19:45:06 -0000

>

>Hey everyone,

>

>Sorry I have not posted an update or read ANY posts since 1:00 am

>Friday morning, my wrists have really been sore since they put IVs in

>both of them right on the bottom at the crease (last resort I think,

>bc I went in w/an IV in my right hand and came out w/one in my left

>wrist, the hand one was the 4th attempt prior to going into the or).

>

>Anyways, just incase you don't know the procedure was a success, it

>was more involved (2 1/2 hrs. long) than she suspected but successful

>in the end. Here is what took place...

>

> 1. remove the cyst (was bigger than suspected)

>

> 2. look for endo. (found a nice big mass of it, so big that

>she said there would of been about 1% chance of us conceiving w/it in

>there) burned that right off

>

> 3. chech ep tube (left) " looks like Hell " but the dye went

>through; the right tube " looks perfect " but is totally worthless,

>nothing is getting through (I already knew that though from my 1st

>hsg, but it was nice she tried; dh asked if there is any chance of

>repair she said absolutely not it is decoration only)

>

> 4. found a surprise, my uterus was collapsing on my pelvis

>causing all kinds of scare tissue, so she took the ligaments that

>meant to hold it in place & stitched that organ right in there; time

>will only tell if it will hold. Cause...having my son (thank goodness

>he was only 5 lbs, if he were any more I'm assuming it would of

>fallen right out, Ha ha).

>

>So that is the update, my sights are sore; I have only eaten

>crackers, soup Sunday night & a baked potato today for lunch since

>9:00 pm Thursday (I have only lost 6 lbs, darn it), but am doing

>fine. Going to try to catch-up on all the posts today, so I'll try

>to do better.

>

>Hope this finds you all well. Take care.

>

>Kel

>

>

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[Guest guest]

,

I am glad your appt went well and that you are okay w/waiting until

Sept. Especialy after having surgery you don't want to get another

cyst. Can you ttc on your own for the next few cycles? At least you

know since having the surgery you have a better chance. Thats a

bummer that your dr is leaving. I hate that. I even cried when my

hairdresser moved. You get attached.

Pam

[Guest guest]

,

I am glad your appt went well and that you are okay w/waiting until

Sept. Especialy after having surgery you don't want to get another

cyst. Can you ttc on your own for the next few cycles? At least you

know since having the surgery you have a better chance. Thats a

bummer that your dr is leaving. I hate that. I even cried when my

hairdresser moved. You get attached.

Pam

[Guest guest]

,

I am glad your appt went well and that you are okay w/waiting until

Sept. Especialy after having surgery you don't want to get another

cyst. Can you ttc on your own for the next few cycles? At least you

know since having the surgery you have a better chance. Thats a

bummer that your dr is leaving. I hate that. I even cried when my

hairdresser moved. You get attached.

Pam

[Guest guest]

,

I am sorry AF showed up, but glad you are okay. I think you have a

great plan. ++++thoughts

Pam

[Guest guest]

,

I am sorry AF showed up, but glad you are okay. I think you have a

great plan. ++++thoughts

Pam

[Guest guest]

WoWWee! That is fantastic! Good job! I took the metabolife generic

for awhile and agree that it does help. I got scared and quit taking

it after seeing all the stuff on TV about it. To my amazement, I

didn't even need it anymore. If your heart feels like it's racing

then you should cut your dosage down to half and see if that helps.

Just be careful with those ephedra products, please.

> Finally!!!! I've lost 15 lbs!!!! I actually lost 2 pounds this

week.

> That's HUGE for me. I hate to say it, but the metabolife is really

> helping. Now, only 5 more to go to meet my Christmas goal.

>

> I will be out of the net for a week. Have to go to Ft. Leavenwoth,

KS

> for a class. Have a great week, everyone.

>

> (VA)

> 211/196/145

[Guest guest]

Does taking the metabolife help with your weight loss? Please explain

to me what the benefits are of taking them, i looked at them today at

a nearby pharmacy, but then put them down, because i wasnt sure if i

should just follow the WW Program.

> > Finally!!!! I've lost 15 lbs!!!! I actually lost 2 pounds this

> week.

> > That's HUGE for me. I hate to say it, but the metabolife is

really

> > helping. Now, only 5 more to go to meet my Christmas goal.

> >

> > I will be out of the net for a week. Have to go to Ft.

Leavenwoth,

> KS

> > for a class. Have a great week, everyone.

> >

> > (VA)

> > 211/196/145

[Guest guest]

Congratulations !!! You are doing great!!!

Maureen

> Finally!!!! I've lost 15 lbs!!!! I actually lost 2 pounds this

week.

> That's HUGE for me. I hate to say it, but the metabolife is really

> helping. Now, only 5 more to go to meet my Christmas goal.

>

> I will be out of the net for a week. Have to go to Ft. Leavenwoth,

KS

> for a class. Have a great week, everyone.

>

> (VA)

> 211/196/145

[Guest guest]

kelly,

Congrats on the loss. Not far at all to make your goal. Keep it up!!!!

Zephyr

's Update

Finally!!!! I've lost 15 lbs!!!! I actually lost 2 pounds this week. That's HUGE for me. I hate to say it, but the metabolife is really helping. Now, only 5 more to go to meet my Christmas goal.I will be out of the net for a week. Have to go to Ft. Leavenwoth, KS for a class. Have a great week, everyone. (VA)211/196/145

[Guest guest]

I TOOK METABOLIFE ABOUT A YR AND A HALF AGO FOR ABOUT

8 MONTHS OR SO UNTIL I COLLAPSED AND HAD TO BE RUSHED

TO THE HOSPITAL THEY FOUND I HAD SUPER LOW BLOOD

PRESSURE. THE DOCTORS DIDNT DIRECTLY ATTRIBUTE IT TO

THE METABOLIFE BUT I WOULD THINK THAT IN ALL THE

HUNDREDS OF TIMES I HAD BEEN TO THE DOCTOR IN MY LIFE

THEY WOULD HAVE FOUND IT OR TOLD ME ABOUT THAT

CONDITION LONG BEFORE. WHO KNOWS? I DONT THINK ITS

WORTH THE RISKS IN THE LONG RUN. GOOD LUCK AND BE SAFE

IF YOU TRY IT. ~ANA~

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

I TOOK METABOLIFE ABOUT A YR AND A HALF AGO FOR ABOUT

8 MONTHS OR SO UNTIL I COLLAPSED AND HAD TO BE RUSHED

TO THE HOSPITAL THEY FOUND I HAD SUPER LOW BLOOD

PRESSURE. THE DOCTORS DIDNT DIRECTLY ATTRIBUTE IT TO

THE METABOLIFE BUT I WOULD THINK THAT IN ALL THE

HUNDREDS OF TIMES I HAD BEEN TO THE DOCTOR IN MY LIFE

THEY WOULD HAVE FOUND IT OR TOLD ME ABOUT THAT

CONDITION LONG BEFORE. WHO KNOWS? I DONT THINK ITS

WORTH THE RISKS IN THE LONG RUN. GOOD LUCK AND BE SAFE

IF YOU TRY IT. ~ANA~

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

I TOOK METABOLIFE ABOUT A YR AND A HALF AGO FOR ABOUT

8 MONTHS OR SO UNTIL I COLLAPSED AND HAD TO BE RUSHED

TO THE HOSPITAL THEY FOUND I HAD SUPER LOW BLOOD

PRESSURE. THE DOCTORS DIDNT DIRECTLY ATTRIBUTE IT TO

THE METABOLIFE BUT I WOULD THINK THAT IN ALL THE

HUNDREDS OF TIMES I HAD BEEN TO THE DOCTOR IN MY LIFE

THEY WOULD HAVE FOUND IT OR TOLD ME ABOUT THAT

CONDITION LONG BEFORE. WHO KNOWS? I DONT THINK ITS

WORTH THE RISKS IN THE LONG RUN. GOOD LUCK AND BE SAFE

IF YOU TRY IT. ~ANA~

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for your help. I will talk to the doc about this

CORTIF stuff since that seems to help many. I have been sleep ok for

the last two nights. I don't wake up rested like I used to. The

tingling in my hands seems to be much better for whatever reason.

Will keep you all posted.

gary

[Guest guest]

, do you work with any kinds of poisons, insecticides, chemicals of any

kind? I know that you have definitely been a puzzle for several months now,

to me, and I am just trying to think of anything that may help. Chemical

sensitivities can develop from one exposure to something that is detrimental

to human health. That said, I know it is one more thing to worry about, but

it might be a long shot to be looking at that. Anything?

's update

>

>

> Thank you all for your help. I will talk to the doc about this

> CORTIF stuff since that seems to help many. I have been sleep ok for

> the last two nights. I don't wake up rested like I used to. The

> tingling in my hands seems to be much better for whatever reason.

>

> Will keep you all posted.

>

> gary

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I don't work around any poison, but I did go thru a MAJOR problem of

withdrawal from Ativan *similar to Valium* that took many months to

do last year. The people on the benzo yahoo group were suprised that

I had such a horrible withdrawal from being on the lowest dose of

anyone in the group. So you see I am very sensitive to everything.

And having OCD does not help either.

> , do you work with any kinds of poisons, insecticides,

chemicals of any

> kind? I know that you have definitely been a puzzle for several

months now,

> to me, and I am just trying to think of anything that may help.

Chemical

> sensitivities can develop from one exposure to something that is

detrimental

> to human health. That said, I know it is one more thing to worry

about, but

> it might be a long shot to be looking at that. Anything?

>

>

>

> 's update

>

>

> >

> >

> > Thank you all for your help. I will talk to the doc about this

> > CORTIF stuff since that seems to help many. I have been sleep ok

for

> > the last two nights. I don't wake up rested like I used to. The

> > tingling in my hands seems to be much better for whatever reason.

> >

> > Will keep you all posted.

> >

> > gary

[Guest guest]

, did you know that in all the literature about withdrawal from

benzodiazepines, that it is not the amt of drug that has been taken

regularly, it is the regularity and length of time that it was taken? I was

on Xanax on and off, just 1/4 mg, I think the tiniest dose available, for

about 2 or 3 yrs. I wasn't even taking it every day or night, just a few

times a week, but I soon learned what the " little and often " phenomenon was,

when it comes to these innocent looking, so-called mild tranquilizers. I

KNOW that I was addicted to them, as I had every single muscle ache and pain

known to mankind for MONTHS after I completely quit taking them. And those

weird palps. Except for sleep problems, I was feeling very well at that

time, but I think that my metabolism was just beginning to slow down some

because the reason I quit them was that I noticed that it felt like my heart

was beating too slow when I woke from sleep. Even after that, for another

few months, I still tossed and turned, but still seemed basically healthy to

myself, anyway. I used to be very obsessive, and I don't mean in a small

way, in very big ways, but I had to learn to let things go OR maybe there

have been enough changes in my brain chemistry that I may be more able to

let go of many things. I KNOW that bipolar disorder is strongly connected

to thyroid disease, and I also suspect it's very connected to other brain

chemistry problems like OCD and even paranoia, in some cases. There's just

too much documentation and experiences with thousands of people that do a

dance all around these very related issues. I STILL have trouble, at

times, being in both crowded and more intimately crowded places, and I'm

very sure that it has been the adrenal and thyroid issues causing this, as I

used to be very outgoing and never knew a stranger that I couldn't strike up

a conversation with. Up until several months ago, I would literally freeze

up and almost hyperventilate, when I would visit the little cafe that I had

been visiting with friends for 10 yrs before all this fun stuff started with

the thyroid. Of couse, some of it was the fact that I didn't even feel like

sitting up and only felt like laying down all the time, but a lot of it is

just flat brain chemistry changes that are sort of " don't get too close to

me, or I may pass out " sort of thing. My middle daughter was like that from

birth and always felt like everyone was " in her face " , if they were standing

just 5 ft away from her. Even as a baby, she did NOT like to be swaddled

and cuddled in the arms of ANYone, including me. She's still that way

today, but it's better since she started on-------guess what-------thyroid

meds-------a few yrs ago. That's another story with her, but there are so

many thyroidians who have many of these same characteristics, or related

ones, hands down.

Re: 's update

>

>

> Hi ,

>

> I don't work around any poison, but I did go thru a MAJOR problem of

> withdrawal from Ativan *similar to Valium* that took many months to

> do last year. The people on the benzo yahoo group were suprised that

> I had such a horrible withdrawal from being on the lowest dose of

> anyone in the group. So you see I am very sensitive to everything.

> And having OCD does not help either.

>

>