Guest guest Posted January 25, 2000 Report Share Posted January 25, 2000 I am still here taking my PTU <smile>. Elaine Researching Bohemian Surnames S L E P I C K A and H R U S K A Where is everyone? > > > Well it was predicted on the other board and now I fear it has happened. > Everyone > has gotten jaundice from the anti thyroid drugs and you're all too sick > to write. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 25, 2000 Report Share Posted January 25, 2000 Me too and still holding my own. <bg> Re: Where is everyone? I am still here taking my PTU <smile>. Elaine Researching Bohemian Surnames S L E P I C K A and H R U S K A Where is everyone? > > > Well it was predicted on the other board and now I fear it has happened. > Everyone > has gotten jaundice from the anti thyroid drugs and you're all too sick > to write. > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 25, 2000 Report Share Posted January 25, 2000 Geez, and I thought it was because I'm Asian, or I ate too many carrots!!! At 12:06 AM 01/26/1973 -0600, you wrote: > > >Well it was predicted on the other board and now I fear it has happened. >Everyone >has gotten jaundice from the anti thyroid drugs and you're all too sick >to write. > > >--------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 25, 2000 Report Share Posted January 25, 2000 Hi - I'm here too and there's no chance of ATD jaundice for me (post-RAI for over 12 years). I have another reason to not permanently or completely depend upon medication for treatment (my thyroid is as dead as a doornail). I'm just starting to feel good on T3 along with my T4 (after 10 months of fiddling). Went to the pharmacy to pick up my Cytomel (T3) and they told me that it was backordered and the manufacturer didn't know when it would be ready to ship. The nice pharmacist gave me what they had. I hope it lasts until shipment but I need such a big dose that it's questionable. I sure wish I had at least the partial function of my own thyroid. Whoopee! I guess this is better than the very small risk of ATD associated jaundice or rare emergencies (as predicted by the other ?). Take care, Hearn wrote: > > > > Well it was predicted on the other board and now I fear it has happened. > Everyone > has gotten jaundice from the anti thyroid drugs and you're all too sick > to write. > > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 25, 2000 Report Share Posted January 25, 2000 My excuse is: baby goats! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2000 Report Share Posted January 26, 2000 > Hi, I'm still here taking my Tapazole and Synthroid! and now looking for a new Dr. (mine is retiring) > Where is everyone? > > > > > > > Well it was predicted on the other board and now I fear it has happened. > > Everyone > > has gotten jaundice from the anti thyroid drugs and you're all too sick > > to write. > > > > > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2000 Report Share Posted January 26, 2000 Congratulations! They must be so sweet! At 06:10 AM 01/26/2000 EST, you wrote: >From: Redhengirl@... > >My excuse is: baby goats! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2000 Report Share Posted January 26, 2000 I'm still here, tho still relatively garlic and iodineless (soon, very soon hehehehehe). I have however been updating my webpage, so if anyone wants to vicariously enjoy the thrill of shooting ones scale full of holes I have the picks on my site. The URL is: http://www.uidaho.edu/~bjcraw/freedom.htm C " No one can make you feel inferior without your consent " Eleanor Roosevelt http://www.uidaho.edu/~bjcraw/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2000 Report Share Posted January 26, 2000 > >Reply-To: graves_supportonelist >To: graves_supportonelist >Subject: Where is everyone? >Date: Fri, 26 Jan 1973 00:06:57 -0600 > Do you want to know it? OK, I was gathering some stuff and built up (I dared!...with no smarts to...) something called " Museum of radioactive quack cures " . It can be reached at http://www.geocities.com/ibayoa (which pretends to be a mirror for Atomic Women's site). I have the secret hope that a in close future the " atomic cocktail " will also have a place at the " museum " . Check out my 'favourite' radioactive-quack cure " RADIOENDOCRINATOR " ... >Well it was predicted on the other board and now I fear it has happened. It seems that level of stupidities has increased there... Shame on them, when they should be the lighthouse for Gravesians!! >Everyone >has gotten jaundice from the anti thyroid drugs and you're all too sick >to write. > Care yourself, . . Join: http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/atomicwomen Visit Atomic Women's site: http://members.tripod.com/~LittleRed_2/ Join us sending a blank mail to: Atomicwomen-subscribeonelist ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2000 Report Share Posted February 4, 2000 Hi Darlings, I was so bored with every one feel well, myself included, I decided to take a look at the other board. Can you believe that there are people actually looking forward to RAI. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 12, 2003 Report Share Posted August 12, 2003 Wow, I haven't had a day like today in a very long time. I think I've only had 3 or so emails all day long. That's like a new record in email. Usually, there's 25 or more to go thru. What's everyone doing? I know Moo is a new auntie--congrats Moo. I know that the addition of a new bull to the pasture will be warmly welcomed. Marla gets to wait on the breast biopsy. YEAH!! There's been a couple of birthday girls-- I hope your special days were grand. and Joanne-- we don't see alot of you two online-- I hope that you can find the energy to say howdy and keep us abreast of what's up with you. My dear Rose, your job as the goodhumor lady is lacking in the humor dept right now, what can we do to help? It sounds like between granddaughter and your real life that you are a bit overwhelmed. BTW-- your vent was an 8. Very good. Now, as you'd say-- (or maybe it's ) Snap out of it!! Just kidding-- I will share blanket space tho. Kuwaiti Kim-- how is life around you? I keep you in my thoughts and pray that all will settle down soon, for the good of everyone. When's that special vacation time coming up? Quint-- no more problems. Your recent stroke, your current uveitis - you got my letter telling you to watch closely for signs of acute glaucoma-- know you too are held close to my heart. Stinson, you have to stop making so much noise with your posts. Your silence is scary. Hope it means your on vacation. As for me, I'm thinking of taking a sensitivity course, because I feel that i've been so caught up in my own pain recently, that I've not been of much help or support to any of us. I had to put my 11yo lab/shep to sleep-- she never quite recovered from when she had gotten into the firstaid kit. Her liver and spleen failed, and she had pneumonia. It's been about 10 days, and I'm still lost. Torey and took her up to the High Lakes above where we live, and buried her so she's overlooking a lake that Tor loves to fish. That same day that we had to put her to sleep, Tor had come home from a night out with friends, and had been assaulted by a drunken boyfriend of one of the other girls. He was beaten up but fortunately, not seriously injured. I felt and still feel pretty out of control with all this. Guys, I ask that you not send me notes of sympathy in regards to Comet-- I honestly can't handle the pet stories right now. So many of us, Shar and son , Aisha, Marla, -- girl, I am so happy that the Remicade? has your tumors under control; Jan, Rose, we are all struggling thru this disease and the path that our lives have taken. I hope that all of you realize that the common thread we share is one of strength and of faith. It is that faith, regardless of name, that keeps us getting up each day, and looking to the future. Please understand that this group mail is just that because honestly, I havent the energy to answer each email individually. I do read them all. I want to respond-- and give each and everyone of you the attention we all so lovingly deserve. Know that I hold you all in a special place in my heart. With loving compassion for all, Tracie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2003 Report Share Posted August 13, 2003 Tracie I am just counting down the days to my second SSD hearing in September and my wthcing the boys is over this week. I have been very angry, hurting and upset for a long time. I need a change and I know what that change is. Sharon > > From: tiodaat@... > Date: Wed Aug 13, 2:33 AM > To: neurosarcoidosis > Subject: Where is everyone? > > Wow, I haven't had a day like today in a very long time. I think I've only > had 3 or so emails all day long. That's like a new record in email. Usually, > there's 25 or more to go thru. What's everyone doing? > > I know Moo is a new auntie--congrats Moo. I know that the addition of a new > bull to the pasture will be warmly welcomed. > > Marla gets to wait on the breast biopsy. YEAH!! > > There's been a couple of birthday girls-- I hope your special days were > grand. and Joanne-- we don't see alot of you two online-- I hope that you > can find the energy to say howdy and keep us abreast of what's up with you. > > My dear Rose, your job as the goodhumor lady is lacking in the humor dept > right now, what can we do to help? It sounds like between granddaughter and your > real life that you are a bit overwhelmed. BTW-- your vent was an 8. Very > good. Now, as you'd say-- (or maybe it's ) Snap out of it!! Just > kidding-- I will share blanket space tho. > > Kuwaiti Kim-- how is life around you? I keep you in my thoughts and pray > that all will settle down soon, for the good of everyone. When's that special > vacation time coming up? > > Quint-- no more problems. Your recent stroke, your current uveitis - you got > my letter telling you to watch closely for signs of acute glaucoma-- know you > too are held close to my heart. > > Stinson, you have to stop making so much noise with your posts. Your > silence is scary. Hope it means your on vacation. > > As for me, I'm thinking of taking a sensitivity course, because I feel that > i've been so caught up in my own pain recently, that I've not been of much > help or support to any of us. I had to put my 11yo lab/shep to sleep-- she never > quite recovered from when she had gotten into the firstaid kit. Her liver > and spleen failed, and she had pneumonia. It's been about 10 days, and I'm > still lost. Torey and took her up to the High Lakes above where we live, > and buried her so she's overlooking a lake that Tor loves to fish. That same > day that we had to put her to sleep, Tor had come home from a night out with > friends, and had been assaulted by a drunken boyfriend of one of the other girls. > He was beaten up but fortunately, not seriously injured. I felt and still > feel pretty out of control with all this. Guys, I ask that you not send me > notes of sympathy in regards to Comet-- I honestly can't handle the pet stories > right now. > > So many of us, Shar and son , Aisha, Marla, -- girl, I am so happy > that the Remicade? has your tumors under control; Jan, Rose, we are all > struggling thru this disease and the path that our lives have taken. I hope that all > of you realize that the common thread we share is one of strength and of > faith. It is that faith, regardless of name, that keeps us getting up each day, > and looking to the future. > > Please understand that this group mail is just that because honestly, I > havent the energy to answer each email individually. I do read them all. I want > to respond-- and give each and everyone of you the attention we all so lovingly > deserve. Know that I hold you all in a special place in my heart. > > With loving compassion for all, > Tracie > > Wow, I haven't had a day like today in a very long time. I think I've only had 3 or so emails all day long. That's like a new record in email. Usually, there's 25 or more to go thru. What's everyone doing? I know Moo is a new auntie--congrats Moo. I know that the addition of a new bull to the pasture will be warmly welcomed. Marla gets to wait on the breast biopsy. YEAH!! There's been a couple of birthday girls-- I hope your special days were grand. and Joanne-- we don't see alot of you two online-- I hope that you can find the energy to say howdy and keep us abreast of what's up with you. My dear Rose, your job as the goodhumor lady is lacking in the humor dept right now, what can we do to help? It sounds like between granddaughter and your real life that you are a bit overwhelmed. BTW-- your vent was an 8. Very good. Now, as you'd say-- (or maybe it's ) Snap out of it!! Just kidding-- I will share blanket space tho. Kuwaiti Kim-- how is life around you? I keep you in my thoughts and pray that all will settle down soon, for the good of everyone. When's that special vacation time coming up? Quint-- no more problems. Your recent stroke, your current uveitis - you got my letter telling you to watch closely for signs of acute glaucoma-- know you too are held close to my heart. Stinson, you have to stop making so much noise with your posts. Your silence is scary. Hope it means your on vacation. As for me, I'm thinking of taking a sensitivity course, because I feel that i've been so caught up in my own pain recently, that I've not been of much help or support to any of us. I had to put my 11yo lab/shep to sleep-- she never quite recovered from when she had gotten into the firstaid kit. Her liver and spleen failed, and she had pneumonia. It's been about 10 days, and I'm still lost. Torey and took her up to the High Lakes above where we live, and buried her so she's overlooking a lake that Tor loves to fish. That same day that we had to put her to sleep, Tor had come home from a night out with friends, and had been assaulted by a drunken boyfriend of one of the other girls. He was beaten up but fortunately, not seriously injured. I felt and still feel pretty out of control with all this. Guys, I ask that you not send me notes of sympathy in regards to Comet-- I honestly can't handle the pet stories right now. So many of us, Shar and son , Aisha, Marla, -- girl, I am so happy that the Remicade? has your tumors under control; Jan, Rose, we are all struggling thru this disease and the path that our lives have taken. I hope that all of you realize that the common thread we share is one of strength and of faith. It is that faith, regardless of name, that keeps us getting up each day, and looking to the future. Please understand that this group mail is just that because honestly, I havent the energy to answer each email individually. I do read them all. I want to respond-- and give each and everyone of you the attention we all so lovingly deserve. Know that I hold you all in a special place in my heart. 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