Re: Digest Number 2018/JB and Tammie

[Guest guest]

Good Afternoon All,

First of all, I hope that everyone is having a good Wednesday. Secondly, I finally have a bit of news. My Urologist was able to see the film on the kidney that was SUPPOSE to be inconclusive because it could not be seen well. It seems that He saw the kidney well enough to say that for now, I am ok. He thinks I have a very bad pulled muscle. Well, lol I will take it and run with it or wheel very fast lol. Thank you all for all of your wonderful wishes for me of the past week. The last two days have been very hectic so, I am behind in the mail. Now on to my two questions/statements. Hi JB, what is a strip for the hair? Whenever I am on medications, I always avoid going to get my hair dyed and I was not aware that the Hair Dressor could do something to cleans the hair from medication before, she colored or dyed it. Thank you very much for this bit of information. I have never heard of a hair strip. Hi Tammie, please don't be bashful when it comes to fighting for your rights or the rights of your loved one with these Insurances. Some of them can be down right terrible. Before, I had this crisis with my back, I started to make an appointment to see my Urologist. I started this process in January as I was suppose to see him in March well, I just got the appointment for June about two weeks ago. It is a very long story but, most of the fault was the Insurance agency. Please stick to your guns and don't let them aggravate you too much. They can and will do that if given the chance. Have a great afternoon all. Sincerely, Dawn

[Guest guest]

Dawn,

I'm glad that everything came out ok for you. I'm just getting through some mails now, so I'm a little late, but I'm so happy for you. My thoughts and prayers stay with you.

Lori

[Guest guest]

Jeannie,

Thanks for the book, I didn't mind at all! I'm going to try to get my hair colored soon and would never have thought of medication affecting the hair so much. I will definitely do this before I get mine done. Thanks!! <hugs> Lori

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JoAnn,

Thanks for the information, it's good to know that you have not had any problems coloring your hair, it makes me feel alot better about it. It's like I think sometimes my god, isn't there anything that RSD doesn't turn bad? So it is comforting to know that we can still enjoy the little things. I haven't done mine yet, I had the money but bought the bed from QVC instead...lol. I'm going to try to do it soon though, have to see how the finances go but hopefully! Take care and I'll talk to you soon. <hugs> Lori

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Lori know this was written earlier and think I may have written something about this but you know how that memory can just fly right out the door and mine flew out just as I sat down here which find darn stinky of it ...but finally to the point here I have been on meds of all sorts for many many years and color my own hair with colors you buy at Wal Mart and have never had problem unless I just chose a color to dark to begin with. Have natural blonde hair all my life and when got in 30's always wanted redish brown hair and that is color kept it all these years since. Know that is just the opposite of most people but heck once got sick it was the one thing I could do to change my looks and have fun with. So do not know information you have and am not disputing any of it just wanted you to know that I have never had trouble over all these years so trying help you not be to worried. Have you colored you hair yet.......if so what color did you choose, that is the nosey part here. Take care my friend.

s Momma

JoAnn

From: AlwayzLoRi@...

To: RSD-CRPSofAmerica

Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 8:23 AM

Subject: Re: Digest Number 2018/JB and Tammie

Jeannie,

Thanks for the book, I didn't mind at all! I'm going to try to get my hair colored soon and would never have thought of medication affecting the hair so much. I will definitely do this before I get mine done. Thanks!! <hugs> Lori