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I would like much to get off this list my e-mail is so loaded and strange

things are coming on my system i REALLY DON'T WONT TO DO THIS thank you for

deleting me BYE-------------Sharon----------------

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In a message dated 10/10/1999 12:33:37 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

SJGRANDMA1@... writes:

<< I would like much to get off this list my e-mail is so loaded and strange

things are coming on my system i REALLY DON'T WONT TO DO THIS thank you for

deleting me BYE-------------Sharon---------------- >>

Angie and

I deleted Sharon.

Roy

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In a message dated 10/11/99 12:04:11 AM Central Daylight Time,

AngieCATW1@... writes:

<< She did have an attitude didn't she? I wonder if she had RP at all >>

probably but she had something else also??????? lol

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In a message dated 10/11/99 12:55:22 AM Central Daylight Time, Evnarz@...

writes:

<< ittle ones 4,8,12 >>

HI ,

I can't imagine having to raise little ones and be sick, I admire your

strength and everyone else who has small children. When I am in pain, I don't

know if I could cope with small ones, because the pain is so bad. Yes I do

take something for pain, only when I have too which is pretty often. My

fingers are getting where they hurt so bad its hard to type....Hang in here

, we are here for you.

Love,

Lu

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In a message dated 10/11/99 6:39:25 PM Central Daylight Time, RTI2264@...

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<< Lu

You just missed being genuinely pisssssst right to hell off. >>

LOL Rene...I'm confused????? LOL

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In a message dated 10/11/99 7:28:14 PM Central Daylight Time, RTI2264@...

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<< but it is a lot for your children to digest.

>>

your absolutely right Rene, My kids are grown but it has been hard on them,

harder than I realized. It hurts them to have to see you in pain and scared

that you are going to not make it and all the ifs with this weird illness.

Lu

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In a message dated 10/11/99 11:10:28 PM Central Daylight Time, Evnarz@...

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<< I love following you on this lu - you keep me laughing!!!!! -

love lisa >>

well you made me laugh tonight from your perch LOL I loved it! Hang it there

, we are here for you if you need us! hehe Don't everyone just love that

I speak for them???????????

Love u

Lu

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In a message dated 10/11/99 11:28:42 PM Central Daylight Time,

Rlr1999@... writes:

<< isa, you are falling in with a bad crowd here. You should watch out for

Lu

and also The one called woods. They will always try to cheer you up

and make you feel better. but they are mean to me. Treat me like a little

brother, ummm you both are older than I am arent you.

and Lu, Just so you know. I wrote something and I actually thought

it

wasnt wise to send it. So I deleted it. I must be getting soft, or else my

butt is in mortal fear.

>>

roflmao......Brave one aren't we? are you older than Roy? LOL

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In a message dated 10/12/99 7:15:06 PM Central Daylight Time,

susuw@... writes:

<< Everyone on this group is great!!! Everyone!!!!!!!!

>>

I think so too...you are my lifesaviors : )

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I lost 5 pregnancies die to the RP and managed by the luck of God, prayers

and a miracle to hold on to the one I have. we were both fighters. For the

newbies. my son is a miracle. he almost died twice in utero but he hung on

Love and Gentle Hugs,

Angie

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Hey girls, what are the dates in Dec.????

Jo

----Original Message-----

To: Rpolychondritisonelist <Rpolychondritisonelist>

Date: Tuesday, October 12, 1999 11:50 AM

Subject: Re:

>From: Lu1953@...

>

>In a message dated 10/12/99 5:45:59 AM Central Daylight Time,

>susuw@... writes:

>

><< My profile lists me one year older than I am because they only go by

year,

> not month. My birthday is in Dec. so I am getting cheated out of a whole

> year here. >>

>hey me too... my birthday is in Dec also....

>

>>hi and welcome. maybe we can come up with answers that our doctors can't

>

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Hi, Marla!

No one's laughing! " Bone-Age " sounds ridiculous; how

could the bones be a different age than the child?

But, they can--be growing at a different pace than the

chronological age of the child. For example: an

infant's bones are very soft, like cartilage. As the

child grows in chron. age, the bones " harden " . When

the bone-age is different from the chron age, they are

not at the " average " stage of hardness as most

children at that particular chron age. Bone-age delay

is a characteristic of RSS--i.e., at 22 mo's (real

age), my son's bone-age was 6-9 mo's. How do they

tell? They refer to a book that has many examples of

children's hands (the hand is used, by the way, for

this test), and basically " match-up " by comparing and

choosing the closest match to what is " normal " for

that chron. age. When the child is very small for

his/her age, it's actually good news that the bone-age

is delayed and at about the same size of the child.

This meant for us, the dr's explained, that there's

probably no other medical condition to blame, like

kidney or liver disease, etc. But, don't take that as

worry for you-if your dr's said your child's bone-age

is normal-it doesn't mean that there is a separate

medical condition to blame, either. I believe, that

bone-age delay is not a hard (no pun intended) and

fast charac. of RSS-like many of the other charac's

are/aren't either.

That's our experience with bone-age delay and

explanations from a variety of doctors. Hope this

helps.

Debbi, Jake's Mom, RSS, 37 " (grew an inch!), 27 lbs at

4 yrs., 8 mos.

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Hi

I don't know about you but I don't like any food that a Y and a G in its

name. I also won't drink anything blue.

just kidding

Ken M

:)

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>From: .Mahtani@...

>To: rss-supportonelist

>Subject:

>Date: Wed, Dec 8, 1999, 10:06 AM

>

> From: .Mahtani@...

>

>

>

> PAT, joghurt should have been spelled yoghurt, and over there it's probably

> yogurt. I looked it up in the Oxford English Dictionary, and it said " a thick,

> custard-like food, made from milk, with added bacteria and allowed to ferment "

> !!! Doesn't sound like anyone would eat that!!

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ,

> What is a joghurt?

> Pat

>

> >

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Kathleen,

I will be praying for you and Abby......at least she

will be well taking care of at the hospital and

hopefully you can rest you mind and body a little.

Kisses to the little one,

and Shelby

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Kathleen,

So sorry you have to take Abby to the hospital. We will be praying for

you. I hope after its all over with I hope you can some rest.Like everybody

else on the list I wish I could be there to help.

With all our Prayers

Mark and family

P.S. Although we know Abby will be fine we will still worry.

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Kathleen,

Why (again, sorry) you need to take Abby to a

Pediatric Infectious Disease specialist? Can your

primary refer you to a good one? I'm not in CA, just

curious.

Ya know, last night I included you and Abby in my

prayers so that you would get an answer and so that

Abby could get well! Good luck!!

Debbi, Jake's mom

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Debbi,

Thanks so much for the thoughts and prayers. I just made an appt with Peggy

Weintrub in SF. We need to see a ped IDS to see if she can offer anything

about why Abby's still sick. It might be a GI issue and we're seeing a new

GI next week but it could also be something we've overlooked or a virus.

She specializes in infectious diseases so knows a little more than a regular

ped. Our ped suggested we see an IDS. I was originally going to see one

here in town but I've been getting the run-around from their incompetent

office for a week now and Abby is still sick. So, rather than end up on the

roof with a machine gun, I just made an appt with someone in SF. It was so

easy-wish I'd done it to begin with. Hopefully, we'll get a simple, easy to

cure, answer. :) I'll keep you all posted.

Kathleen (Mom to Abby--15 mos, 12 lbs. 12 oz, 25 in., not officially

diagnosed RSS yet) :)

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Kathleen,

I looked at the vial of stuff I have left over for Max. The medication is

called Anucort-HC. It is a 25mg (?) suppository. As I said, it worked well

for Max.

I am looking forward to seeing you on the 19th. Any ideas of where you

would like to go?

Jodi

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> >

> >

> >Kathleen,

> >When do you fly out for your visit with Dr. H.? I thought it was this

week,

> but

> >seeing you write emails makes me wonder if it is next week..

> >

> >Katy

> >(Mom to , 27 pounds, 35.5 " , Zantac, Periactin, GHT (soon), 3 years

> old).

> >

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Thanks Pat - I know I'm just worrying for nothing - These kids (I should say all

kids) handle things much better than we do. thanks again for the support

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I could not have said it better.

Jodi

>

>

> Reality is you sit in the hallway for hours at Dr.H's. Oh and yes you find

> out you have the same appt. as the people next to you. There is a pretty

> good cafeteria at the hospital, but send someone down to bring it back or

> chances are they'll call your name while you're gone. We make a 6hr. drive

> one way to see her every 3 months. We have always been early and she has

> always been at least 2 hrs behind, but when you do get to see her, she

does

> give you her attention.

>

>

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Kathleen, Abby is so lucky to have a mother like you. You are terrific!

Jodi

Hi all,

I just got a very nice e-mail from Dr. H encouraging me to stay involved

w/ you all and Magic so I think I will (if you all don't mind). She said I

won't find a better source of info than Magic and that she is close with many

things to RSS. Also, she's sending a letter to the Dr in Utah to introduce us

and is calling our ped to talk about her illness. I am so impressed with how

involved she has gotten and how willing she is to go to bat for us with all of

this. BTW, she didn't think Abby needed a g-tube or that we needed to worry

about hypoglycemia which is good.

I should clarify that her size issues and her recent illness are separate.

Dr. H is just trying to help with this recent illness in any way she can and I

am deeply grateful.

We're going to test for the HPV virus next by doing a biopsy on her rectal

skin tags and also check her T-cells.

I still haven't read through all of the e-mails but I will try to get

through them this week. I apologize if anyone has addressed me and I haven't

responded.

Glad to be home!

Kathleen (Mom to Abby--15 mos, 12 lbs. 10 oz, 26 1/4 in.- NOT RSS)

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Your pics are out there! :) I put " Trey-'s Grandson " for the folder

name. Is that okay?

Kathleen [Mom to Abby--16 mos, 13 lbs., 26 1/4 in.- Close but not RSS :) ]

>>Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2000 12:31:34 -0800

>>

>>,

>>Got your pics in the mail. I can't decide which ones to post! They're

all

>>cute! You didn't write on the back of the wallets how old he was in

>>them-let me know & I'll include that in the name of the file when I post

>>them. :) Should I post them all and if the files get too big, we can

>>delete some?

>>Kathleen [Mom to Abby--16 mos, 13 lbs., 26 1/4 in.- Close but not RSS :) ]

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In a message dated 11/06/2000 6:14:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,

schaub.julie@... writes:

<< it will come off easy unless you are living on hershey bars. >>

oops.........(putting away my candy....) well i think my baby is still only

less than a pound. im only 20 wks now and they are still small then, but its

all gained in the baby area. thanks

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