Re: Lupus Board

[Guest guest]

The antiphospholipid antibody disorder i believe

is the sticky blood disorder.

Bless her heart, sounds like she is one of us.....

I bet she has silicone in her........

love DSee what's new at AOL.com and Make AOL Your Homepage.

[Guest guest]

Lynn ~

Hey Sweetie ~ Sticky blood syndrome is something

quite a few implanted gals deal with. I believe Lea is

one of them.........

How are you feeling? Did you go to Illinois this

weekend?

I am so sorry I am behind on posts so bad.

I am sorry you have felt bad lately......Love you girl ~

You are in my prayers ~ DedeSee what's new at AOL.com and Make AOL Your Homepage.

[Guest guest]

Wow, I bet you're right Lynn. Did you join the forum? She posted

only 4 hours ago. She should be told the possible connection. How

sad this world is...too many out there suffering! Love, PH

>

> I was browsing a Lupus board and look at a post I found.... It

makes me wonderf if her she had silicone on her band for bypass???

>

> Lynn

>

> http://boards.webmd.com/webx?THDX@...@.896176cc!thdchild=.896176cc

>

>

> Hello all, I hope you don't mind me posting on your board but

nothing else I've seen out there seems to fit where I need to go.

>

> Earlier this year, I went in for my annual exam and mentioned to my

doc that I'd been having some leg cramps. She examined me, sent me

for a doppler test, and it turns out I had a blood clot that went

from my ankle up to my mid-thigh. I think it had been there for

awhile (I'd been having minor leg cramps for about 6 months). She

sent me home for bed rest and I had to take Lovenox shots to dissolve

the clot and started on Warfarin (generic blood thinner). Then came

all the blood tests to find out why I had the clot. One test came

back with positive ANA so they sent me for Lupus tests. Those came

back negative but that I had a Lupus-type disorder (Antiphospholipid

Antibody Disorder or something like that). Is anyone familiar with

this?

>

> Some of my main complaints are the constant aches and pains but the

rheumotologist said I do not have lupus or arthritis. I don't know if

the aches are just regular pains that I never noticed before when I

could just take an Aleve or other pain reliever. Now, I can only take

Tylenol and it doesn't help me much so I just don't take anything.

>

> Also, I'm deficient on B-12 and vitamin D. I'm on shots for B,

pills for D, plus Zoloft (slight depression that I've had for years),

Synthroid (low thyroid-just discovered), and Warfarin (blood

thinner). I'm also a former gastric bypass patient, 6 years out.

Anyone have any experience with any of this, I'm just looking for

answers. Most recently, doc decided to check me for MS (which was

negative, thank God). But I want these aches and pains to go away.

I'm 35 years old and feel like I'm in a body that's 3 times that age.

Please help!

>

[Guest guest]

I wonder if it is the same think blood thing I have? Lynn

Re: Re: Lupus Board

The antiphospholipid antibody disorder i believe

is the sticky blood disorder.

Bless her heart, sounds like she is one of us.....

I bet she has silicone in her........

love D

See what's new at AOL.com and Make AOL Your Homepage.

[Guest guest]

I haven't joined. Anybody who is willing can feel free because I just don't know how to start the conversation. I don't want her to freak out on me if I mention silicone. Maybe there is a link of info I can send her? Again, anybody can feel free to post to her. I just dont know what to say. Lynn

Re: Lupus Board

Wow, I bet you're right Lynn. Did you join the forum? She posted only 4 hours ago. She should be told the possible connection. How sad this world is...too many out there suffering! Love, PH>> I was browsing a Lupus board and look at a post I found.... It makes me wonderf if her she had silicone on her band for bypass???> > Lynn> > http://boards. webmd.com/ webx?THDX@ ...@.896176cc!thdchild=.896176cc> > > Hello all, I hope you don't mind me posting on your board but nothing else I've seen out there seems to fit where I need to go. > > Earlier this year, I went in for

my annual exam and mentioned to my doc that I'd been having some leg cramps. She examined me, sent me for a doppler test, and it turns out I had a blood clot that went from my ankle up to my mid-thigh. I think it had been there for awhile (I'd been having minor leg cramps for about 6 months). She sent me home for bed rest and I had to take Lovenox shots to dissolve the clot and started on Warfarin (generic blood thinner). Then came all the blood tests to find out why I had the clot. One test came back with positive ANA so they sent me for Lupus tests. Those came back negative but that I had a Lupus-type disorder (Antiphospholipid Antibody Disorder or something like that). Is anyone familiar with this? > > Some of my main complaints are the constant aches and pains but the rheumotologist said I do not have lupus or arthritis. I don't know if the aches are just regular pains that I never

noticed before when I could just take an Aleve or other pain reliever. Now, I can only take Tylenol and it doesn't help me much so I just don't take anything. > > Also, I'm deficient on B-12 and vitamin D. I'm on shots for B, pills for D, plus Zoloft (slight depression that I've had for years), Synthroid (low thyroid-just discovered), and Warfarin (blood thinner). I'm also a former gastric bypass patient, 6 years out. Anyone have any experience with any of this, I'm just looking for answers. Most recently, doc decided to check me for MS (which was negative, thank God). But I want these aches and pains to go away. I'm 35 years old and feel like I'm in a body that's 3 times that age. Please help!>

[Guest guest]

I know, I don't know what to say either. Her world could come

crashing down tonight. Yet, the longer she's in the dark, the more

her symptoms increase. I wish someone would have told me that my

digestive issues were from my implants. It could have saved me and

my family several months/years of heartache and pain. I want to tell

her, yet I don't know how to address it...and I'm a social worker for

crying out loud!! Anyone have any ideas? I really think she needs

this info. - PH

> >

> > I was browsing a Lupus board and look at a post I found.... It

> makes me wonderf if her she had silicone on her band for bypass???

> >

> > Lynn

> >

> > http://boards. webmd.com/ webx?THDX@ ...@.896176cc!

thdchild=.896176cc

> >

> >

> > Hello all, I hope you don't mind me posting on your board but

> nothing else I've seen out there seems to fit where I need to go.

> >

> > Earlier this year, I went in for my annual exam and mentioned to

my

> doc that I'd been having some leg cramps. She examined me, sent me

> for a doppler test, and it turns out I had a blood clot that went

> from my ankle up to my mid-thigh. I think it had been there for

> awhile (I'd been having minor leg cramps for about 6 months). She

> sent me home for bed rest and I had to take Lovenox shots to

dissolve

> the clot and started on Warfarin (generic blood thinner). Then came

> all the blood tests to find out why I had the clot. One test came

> back with positive ANA so they sent me for Lupus tests. Those came

> back negative but that I had a Lupus-type disorder

(Antiphospholipid

> Antibody Disorder or something like that). Is anyone familiar with

> this?

> >

> > Some of my main complaints are the constant aches and pains but

the

> rheumotologist said I do not have lupus or arthritis. I don't know

if

> the aches are just regular pains that I never noticed before when I

> could just take an Aleve or other pain reliever. Now, I can only

take

> Tylenol and it doesn't help me much so I just don't take anything.

> >

> > Also, I'm deficient on B-12 and vitamin D. I'm on shots for B,

> pills for D, plus Zoloft (slight depression that I've had for

years),

> Synthroid (low thyroid-just discovered), and Warfarin (blood

> thinner). I'm also a former gastric bypass patient, 6 years out.

> Anyone have any experience with any of this, I'm just looking for

> answers. Most recently, doc decided to check me for MS (which was

> negative, thank God). But I want these aches and pains to go away.

> I'm 35 years old and feel like I'm in a body that's 3 times that

age.

> Please help!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ph,

I would just join and describe my symptoms and

say they were from implants. And after

describing yours, make sure she gets the message sent to her if you can.

Lynda

At 03:01 PM 11/18/2007, you wrote:

>I know, I don't know what to say either. Her world could come

>crashing down tonight. Yet, the longer she's in the dark, the more

>her symptoms increase. I wish someone would have told me that my

>digestive issues were from my implants. It could have saved me and

>my family several months/years of heartache and pain. I want to tell

>her, yet I don't know how to address it...and I'm a social worker for

>crying out loud!! Anyone have any ideas? I really think she needs

>this info. - PH

>

>

> > >

> > > I was browsing a Lupus board and look at a post I found.... It

> > makes me wonderf if her she had silicone on her band for bypass???

> > >

> > > Lynn

> > >

> > > <http://boards.>http://boards. webmd.com/ webx?THDX@ ...@.896176cc!

>thdchild=.896176cc

> > >

> > >

> > > Hello all, I hope you don't mind me posting on your board but

> > nothing else I've seen out there seems to fit where I need to go.

> > >

> > > Earlier this year, I went in for my annual exam and mentioned to

>my

> > doc that I'd been having some leg cramps. She examined me, sent me

> > for a doppler test, and it turns out I had a blood clot that went

> > from my ankle up to my mid-thigh. I think it had been there for

> > awhile (I'd been having minor leg cramps for about 6 months). She

> > sent me home for bed rest and I had to take Lovenox shots to

>dissolve

> > the clot and started on Warfarin (generic blood thinner). Then came

> > all the blood tests to find out why I had the clot. One test came

> > back with positive ANA so they sent me for Lupus tests. Those came

> > back negative but that I had a Lupus-type disorder

>(Antiphospholipid

> > Antibody Disorder or something like that). Is anyone familiar with

> > this?

> > >

> > > Some of my main complaints are the constant aches and pains but

>the

> > rheumotologist said I do not have lupus or arthritis. I don't know

>if

> > the aches are just regular pains that I never noticed before when I

> > could just take an Aleve or other pain reliever. Now, I can only

>take

> > Tylenol and it doesn't help me much so I just don't take anything.

> > >

> > > Also, I'm deficient on B-12 and vitamin D. I'm on shots for B,

> > pills for D, plus Zoloft (slight depression that I've had for

>years),

> > Synthroid (low thyroid-just discovered), and Warfarin (blood

> > thinner). I'm also a former gastric bypass patient, 6 years out.

> > Anyone have any experience with any of this, I'm just looking for

> > answers. Most recently, doc decided to check me for MS (which was

> > negative, thank God). But I want these aches and pains to go away.

> > I'm 35 years old and feel like I'm in a body that's 3 times that

>age.

> > Please help!

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

You all,

I was diagnosed with lupus in 1994 and have not treated it, I detoxed

instead. You are putting way too much stock in these tests and

results and not enough in living a life that is free of toxins. You

will get much further if you just detox, detox, detox and stay away

from drugs and doctors and household chemicals and food additives and

preservatives.

Lupus is a description, it abates with proper diet and living as

stress free as possible.

Please quit buying into these diagnoses. Detox, detox, detox.

Lynda

At 02:51 PM 11/18/2007, you wrote:

>I wonder if it is the same think blood thing I have?

>

>Lynn

>

>

> Re: Re: Lupus Board

>

>The antiphospholipid antibody disorder i believe

>is the sticky blood disorder.

>Bless her heart, sounds like she is one of us.....

>I bet she has silicone in her........

>love D

>

>

>

>See what's new at

><http://www.aol.com/?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001170>AOL.com and

><http://www.aol.com/mksplash.adp?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001169>Make AOL

>Your Homepage.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

How did you detox? - PH

>

> >I wonder if it is the same think blood thing I have?

> >

> >Lynn

> >

> >

> > Re: Re: Lupus Board

> >

> >The antiphospholipid antibody disorder i believe

> >is the sticky blood disorder.

> >Bless her heart, sounds like she is one of us.....

> >I bet she has silicone in her........

> >love D

> >

> >

> >

> >See what's new at

> ><http://www.aol.com/?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001170>AOL.com and

> ><http://www.aol.com/mksplash.adp?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001169>Make

AOL

> >Your Homepage.

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Even avoid kefir? - PH

> > >

> > > >I wonder if it is the same think blood thing I have?

> > > >

> > > >Lynn

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Re: Re: Lupus Board

> > > >

> > > >The antiphospholipid antibody disorder i believe

> > > >is the sticky blood disorder.

> > > >Bless her heart, sounds like she is one of us.....

> > > >I bet she has silicone in her........

> > > >love D

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >See what's new at

> > > ><<http://www.aol.com/?

NCID=AOLCMP00300000001170>http://www.aol.co

> > m/?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001170>AOL.com and

> > > ><<http://www.aol.com/mksplash.adp?

NCID=AOLCMP00300000001169>http:

> > //www.aol.com/mksplash.adp?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001169>Make

> >AOL

> > > >Your Homepage.

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Avoid, avoid, avoid, no dairy, no white starches and no sugars of any

king (not even one little treat in 18 months), no red meat, no white

potatoes, and lots of organic veggies, some organic fruit, deep ocean

fish, organic grains. Lots and lots of pure water. Use lemons and

limes in your water to make your body more alkaline.

And, I went to a Naturopath and got help with supplements.

Lynda

At 03:29 PM 11/18/2007, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>How did you detox? - PH

>

>

> >

> > >I wonder if it is the same think blood thing I have?

> > >

> > >Lynn

> > >

> > >

> > > Re: Re: Lupus Board

> > >

> > >The antiphospholipid antibody disorder i believe

> > >is the sticky blood disorder.

> > >Bless her heart, sounds like she is one of us.....

> > >I bet she has silicone in her........

> > >love D

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >See what's new at

> > ><<http://www.aol.com/?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001170>http://www.aol.co

> m/?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001170>AOL.com and

> > ><<http://www.aol.com/mksplash.adp?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001169>http:

> //www.aol.com/mksplash.adp?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001169>Make

>AOL

> > >Your Homepage.

> > >

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

OK, so I posted, but didn't put specifically what our symptoms were

but just said they were similar to hers and were ms and lupus-like.

I started to ask her if she had a silicone band but I'm sure she'd

have to know as all the gastric bypass sites mention the 3 types of

bands. She can make the connection and check it out from there. If

anyone else wants to say anything to her, feel free. - PH

> > >

> > > I haven't joined. Anybody who is willing can feel free because I

> >just don't know how to start the conversation. I don't want her to

> >freak out on me if I mention silicone. Maybe there is a link of

info

> >I can send her? Again, anybody can feel free to post to her. I

> >just dont know what to say.

> > >

> > > Lynn

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Re: Lupus Board

> > >

> > > Wow, I bet you're right Lynn. Did you join the forum? She posted

> > > only 4 hours ago. She should be told the possible connection.

How

> > > sad this world is...too many out there suffering! Love, PH

> > >

> > > --- In , Lynn <spinkscl@ .>

wrote:

> > > >

> > > > I was browsing a Lupus board and look at a post I found.... It

> > > makes me wonderf if her she had silicone on her band for

bypass???

> > > >

> > > > Lynn

> > > >

> > > > <http://boards.>http://boards. webmd.com/ webx?

THDX@ ...@.896176cc!

> >thdchild=.896176cc

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hello all, I hope you don't mind me posting on your board but

> > > nothing else I've seen out there seems to fit where I need to

go.

> > > >

> > > > Earlier this year, I went in for my annual exam and mentioned

to

> >my

> > > doc that I'd been having some leg cramps. She examined me, sent

me

> > > for a doppler test, and it turns out I had a blood clot that

went

> > > from my ankle up to my mid-thigh. I think it had been there for

> > > awhile (I'd been having minor leg cramps for about 6 months).

She

> > > sent me home for bed rest and I had to take Lovenox shots to

> >dissolve

> > > the clot and started on Warfarin (generic blood thinner). Then

came

> > > all the blood tests to find out why I had the clot. One test

came

> > > back with positive ANA so they sent me for Lupus tests. Those

came

> > > back negative but that I had a Lupus-type disorder

> >(Antiphospholipid

> > > Antibody Disorder or something like that). Is anyone familiar

with

> > > this?

> > > >

> > > > Some of my main complaints are the constant aches and pains

but

> >the

> > > rheumotologist said I do not have lupus or arthritis. I don't

know

> >if

> > > the aches are just regular pains that I never noticed before

when I

> > > could just take an Aleve or other pain reliever. Now, I can only

> >take

> > > Tylenol and it doesn't help me much so I just don't take

anything.

> > > >

> > > > Also, I'm deficient on B-12 and vitamin D. I'm on shots for B,

> > > pills for D, plus Zoloft (slight depression that I've had for

> >years),

> > > Synthroid (low thyroid-just discovered), and Warfarin (blood

> > > thinner). I'm also a former gastric bypass patient, 6 years out.

> > > Anyone have any experience with any of this, I'm just looking

for

> > > answers. Most recently, doc decided to check me for MS (which

was

> > > negative, thank God). But I want these aches and pains to go

away.

> > > I'm 35 years old and feel like I'm in a body that's 3 times that

> >age.

> > > Please help!

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You know, I had never heard of kefir in 1991, so

never asked. Probably not, good for digestion,

but milk, ice cream, cheese, etc.

Lynda

At 03:37 PM 11/18/2007, you wrote:

>Even avoid kefir? - PH

>

>

> > > >

> > > > >I wonder if it is the same think blood thing I have?

> > > > >

> > > > >Lynn

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Re: Re: Lupus Board

> > > > >

> > > > >The antiphospholipid antibody disorder i believe

> > > > >is the sticky blood disorder.

> > > > >Bless her heart, sounds like she is one of us.....

> > > > >I bet she has silicone in her........

> > > > >love D

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >See what's new at

> > > > ><<<http://www.aol.com/?>http://www.aol.com/?

>NCID=AOLCMP00300000001170><http://www.aol.co>http://www.aol.co

> > > m/?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001170>AOL.com and

> > > > ><<<http://www.aol.com/mksplash.adp?>http://www.aol.com/mksplash.adp?

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> > >AOL

> > > > >Your Homepage.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Lynn ~

I am glad you feel better ! For me, higher altitude and

dryer is better on my joints.

If you will take lots of probiotics or drink kefir while there

you will not have as bad a time detoxing when you get back.

The probiotics will help keep out the mean organisms.

I am glad to hear she is doing well. It must be hard

seeing her with so many changes. I hope that her treatments

work. Much love ~ DedeSee what's new at AOL.com and Make AOL Your Homepage.

[Guest guest]

Dede,

My joints are better. I think it has something to do with the humidy here in Illinois?? Unsure, but I like it.

We will be here until Thursday. I am going to have to do some major detoxing when I get home though - my diet is suffering but I refuse to hurt my mother-in-laws feelings.

She seems to be doing well. She is now wearing a wig and scarves, so it is difficult to see her : (

I hope you and your dad have a good Thanksgiving together.

Love you missy!! Lynn

Re: Re: Lupus Board

Lynn ~

Hey Sweetie ~ Sticky blood syndrome is something

quite a few implanted gals deal with. I believe Lea is

one of them........ .

How are you feeling? Did you go to Illinois this

weekend?

I am so sorry I am behind on posts so bad.

I am sorry you have felt bad lately...... Love you girl ~

You are in my prayers ~ Dede

See what's new at AOL.com and Make AOL Your Homepage.

[Guest guest]

God bless you PH!! Thank you so much, I just didn't know what to say.

Hugs, Lynn

Re: Lupus Board

OK, so I posted, but didn't put specifically what our symptoms were but just said they were similar to hers and were ms and lupus-like. I started to ask her if she had a silicone band but I'm sure she'd have to know as all the gastric bypass sites mention the 3 types of bands. She can make the connection and check it out from there. If anyone else wants to say anything to her, feel free. - PH> > > >> > > > I was browsing a Lupus board and look at a post I found.... It> > > makes me wonderf if her she had silicone on her band for bypass???> > > >> > > > Lynn> > > >> > > > <http://boards.>http://boards. webmd.com/ webx?THDX@ ...@.896176cc!> >thdchild=.896176cc> > > >> > > >> > > > Hello all, I hope you don't mind me posting on your board but> > > nothing

else I've seen out there seems to fit where I need to go.> > > >> > > > Earlier this year, I went in for my annual exam and mentioned to> >my> > > doc that I'd been having some leg cramps. She examined me, sent me> > > for a doppler test, and it turns out I had a blood clot that went> > > from my ankle up to my mid-thigh. I think it had been there for> > > awhile (I'd been having minor leg cramps for about 6 months). She> > > sent me home for bed rest and I had to take Lovenox shots to> >dissolve> > > the clot and started on Warfarin (generic blood thinner). Then came> > > all the blood tests to find out why I had the clot. One test came> > > back with positive ANA so they sent me for Lupus tests. Those came> > > back negative but that I had a Lupus-type

disorder> >(Antiphospholipid> > > Antibody Disorder or something like that). Is anyone familiar with> > > this?> > > >> > > > Some of my main complaints are the constant aches and pains but> >the> > > rheumotologist said I do not have lupus or arthritis. I don't know> >if> > > the aches are just regular pains that I never noticed before when I> > > could just take an Aleve or other pain reliever. Now, I can only> >take> > > Tylenol and it doesn't help me much so I just don't take anything.> > > >> > > > Also, I'm deficient on B-12 and vitamin D. I'm on shots for B,> > > pills for D, plus Zoloft (slight depression that I've had for> >years),> > > Synthroid (low thyroid-just discovered), and Warfarin (blood> >

> thinner). I'm also a former gastric bypass patient, 6 years out.> > > Anyone have any experience with any of this, I'm just looking for> > > answers. Most recently, doc decided to check me for MS (which was> > > negative, thank God). But I want these aches and pains to go away.> > > I'm 35 years old and feel like I'm in a body that's 3 times that> >age.> > > Please help!> > > >> > >> >> >>

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

You're lactose intolerate, aren't you? . . . Avoiding dairy may not apply to those who aren't.

I don't know where Kefir fits in. . . . Lactose may, or may not, be broken down in the frementing process.

Rogene

[Guest guest]

I agree 1000%!

Rogene

Re: Re: Lupus Board>>The antiphospholipid antibody disorder i believe>is the sticky blood disorder.>Bless her heart, sounds like she is one of us.....>I bet she has silicone in her........>love D>>>>See what's new at ><http://www.aol. com/?NCID= AOLCMP0030000000 1170>AOL.com and ><http://www.aol. com/mksplash. adp?NCID= AOLCMP0030000000 1169>Make AOL >Your

Homepage.>>

[Guest guest]

PH,

One way I've found to educate women about breast implants is to share my experience with breast implants. . . I may know they have implant problems . . . but I find it's best to avoid asking or telling. . . They may not make the connection immediately . . but they will have a clue, and when their mind is ready to make the connection, they'll do so.

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Lynn,

You might respond with something like . . . 'Your symptoms sound a lot like mine. I got breast implants and shortly after . . . .blah, blah, blah . . .

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Lynn,

Cancer feeds on sugar . . .

That's why they have one drink a super-sweet drink laced with radioactive material when they do PET scans . . . It goes directly to malignencies, lighting one up like a Christmas tree if they have widespread cancer.

Even more than you, she needs to be on a very healthy diet!

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Dairy was definitely a no no when I was detoxing. Too much animal

fat. Organic kefir may be ok, but most dairy was off the diet for 18 months.

Lynda

At 06:43 PM 11/18/2007, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>

>You're lactose intolerate, aren't you? . . . Avoiding dairy may not

>apply to those who aren't.

>

>I don't know where Kefir fits in. . . . Lactose may, or may not, be

>broken down in the frementing process.

>

>Rogene

>

>

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I bet she does too. Those gastric bypass bands are made of silicone,

and those never come out, do they? Don't they live with those bands

in them the rest of their life?

There are so many people who react to silicone. I wish the medical

field would finally admit this. No, they don't have to admit that

every person gets sick from silicone. But it is criminal that they

are NOT acknowledging that some people do, and leaving them to suffer

like this!!!!! It makes me so angry!

Patty

>

> The antiphospholipid antibody disorder i believe

> is the sticky blood disorder.

> Bless her heart, sounds like she is one of us.....

> I bet she has silicone in her........

> love D

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Lynn, I do have Sticky Blood Syndrome, and I must take bood thinners to protect me from PE's. Honey, this is not a death sentence, and it could go away as you heal.

Honey, keep your chin up, we all love you.......Lea

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Re: Re: Lupus Board

Lynn ~

Hey Sweetie ~ Sticky blood syndrome is something

quite a few implanted gals deal with. I believe Lea is

one of them.........

How are you feeling? Did you go to Illinois this

weekend?

I am so sorry I am behind on posts so bad.

I am sorry you have felt bad lately......Love you girl ~

You are in my prayers ~ Dede

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Rogene,

I know. She refuses to listen. I can preach all I want but she will do what she wants to do. She does not care. Lynn

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Lynn,

Cancer feeds on sugar . . .

That's why they have one drink a super-sweet drink laced with radioactive material when they do PET scans . . . It goes directly to malignencies, lighting one up like a Christmas tree if they have widespread cancer.

Even more than you, she needs to be on a very healthy diet!

Hugs,

Rogene