Re: The evil Evoked Response test!!

[Guest guest]

Ed,

that doesnt' sound like fun at all!!! Did it hurt??? I hope you find out something soon so you can get the treatment you need. Good luck to you.

Zanna

[Guest guest]

Ed,

that doesnt' sound like fun at all!!! Did it hurt??? I hope you find out something soon so you can get the treatment you need. Good luck to you.

Zanna

[Guest guest]

Ed,

that doesnt' sound like fun at all!!! Did it hurt??? I hope you find out something soon so you can get the treatment you need. Good luck to you.

Zanna

[Guest guest]

I shall be waiting with bated breath to hear, Ed!

How are you guys doing? The colds all gone?

Lynn

--- bmcm_eod wrote:

> Well it appears that the test was a little more than

> what I read

> about on the net. They did hook a bunch of wires to

> my head, and

> neck and back. Then they hooked up the electrodes

> and I had to sit

> there while they ran the juice through me. First on

> the left wrist,

> then the right. About 10 minutes each place. After

> that they

> switched the electrodes to first my left ankle and

> then the right

> one. They told me to just lay back and relax as my

> limbs are shaking

> like dying fish! I'll see the neuro tomorrow to

> discuss the

> results. The technician wasn't willing to give out

> any info.

>

> Ed

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I shall be waiting with bated breath to hear, Ed!

How are you guys doing? The colds all gone?

Lynn

--- bmcm_eod wrote:

> Well it appears that the test was a little more than

> what I read

> about on the net. They did hook a bunch of wires to

> my head, and

> neck and back. Then they hooked up the electrodes

> and I had to sit

> there while they ran the juice through me. First on

> the left wrist,

> then the right. About 10 minutes each place. After

> that they

> switched the electrodes to first my left ankle and

> then the right

> one. They told me to just lay back and relax as my

> limbs are shaking

> like dying fish! I'll see the neuro tomorrow to

> discuss the

> results. The technician wasn't willing to give out

> any info.

>

> Ed

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I shall be waiting with bated breath to hear, Ed!

How are you guys doing? The colds all gone?

Lynn

--- bmcm_eod wrote:

> Well it appears that the test was a little more than

> what I read

> about on the net. They did hook a bunch of wires to

> my head, and

> neck and back. Then they hooked up the electrodes

> and I had to sit

> there while they ran the juice through me. First on

> the left wrist,

> then the right. About 10 minutes each place. After

> that they

> switched the electrodes to first my left ankle and

> then the right

> one. They told me to just lay back and relax as my

> limbs are shaking

> like dying fish! I'll see the neuro tomorrow to

> discuss the

> results. The technician wasn't willing to give out

> any info.

>

> Ed

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

[FORK SHIELDS AT MAXIMUM STRENGTH]

The colds are doing a little better. More on me, not quite so fast

on poor . Yesterday I went up and down 3 (count 'em) THREE

steps, and then later stooped over a little to pick up some broken

glass that one of the kitties, not the PAC, broke in the dining

room. That was about it. I'm sure that test didn't help anything

today.

Ed

> > Well it appears that the test was a little more than

> > what I read

> > about on the net. They did hook a bunch of wires to

> > my head, and

> > neck and back. Then they hooked up the electrodes

> > and I had to sit

> > there while they ran the juice through me. First on

> > the left wrist,

> > then the right. About 10 minutes each place. After

> > that they

> > switched the electrodes to first my left ankle and

> > then the right

> > one. They told me to just lay back and relax as my

> > limbs are shaking

> > like dying fish! I'll see the neuro tomorrow to

> > discuss the

> > results. The technician wasn't willing to give out

> > any info.

> >

> > Ed

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

[FORK SHIELDS AT MAXIMUM STRENGTH]

The colds are doing a little better. More on me, not quite so fast

on poor . Yesterday I went up and down 3 (count 'em) THREE

steps, and then later stooped over a little to pick up some broken

glass that one of the kitties, not the PAC, broke in the dining

room. That was about it. I'm sure that test didn't help anything

today.

Ed

> > Well it appears that the test was a little more than

> > what I read

> > about on the net. They did hook a bunch of wires to

> > my head, and

> > neck and back. Then they hooked up the electrodes

> > and I had to sit

> > there while they ran the juice through me. First on

> > the left wrist,

> > then the right. About 10 minutes each place. After

> > that they

> > switched the electrodes to first my left ankle and

> > then the right

> > one. They told me to just lay back and relax as my

> > limbs are shaking

> > like dying fish! I'll see the neuro tomorrow to

> > discuss the

> > results. The technician wasn't willing to give out

> > any info.

> >

> > Ed

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Wow Ed,

Are you sure you didn't stumble into the mad

scientist lab? If the assistants name was Igor

welllllllllllllllllll............and we thought the EMG (?) was bad..

Teddi

mailto:teddifromok@...

[Guest guest]

If it was the lab the technicians were well disguised LOL! I thought

EMGs were bad too, until THIS!

Ed

> Wow Ed,

> Are you sure you didn't stumble into the mad

> scientist lab? If the assistants name was Igor

> welllllllllllllllllll............and we thought the EMG (?) was

bad..

>

>

> Teddi

> mailto:teddifromok@w...