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Sorry, I saw your post to dawn after I wrote mine. I have been so busy this

weekend that I haven't had much time to respond to my mail.

Maybe the bumps are just clogged pores from all the sweating from all the

heat we have had around here. Maybe??? Just a thought.....

Yeah, I thought I paid that much for that bottle.....I knew it was close to

30.00.

Zanna

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Sorry, I saw your post to dawn after I wrote mine. I have been so busy this

weekend that I haven't had much time to respond to my mail.

Maybe the bumps are just clogged pores from all the sweating from all the

heat we have had around here. Maybe??? Just a thought.....

Yeah, I thought I paid that much for that bottle.....I knew it was close to

30.00.

Zanna

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Sorry, I saw your post to dawn after I wrote mine. I have been so busy this

weekend that I haven't had much time to respond to my mail.

Maybe the bumps are just clogged pores from all the sweating from all the

heat we have had around here. Maybe??? Just a thought.....

Yeah, I thought I paid that much for that bottle.....I knew it was close to

30.00.

Zanna

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Hi Vicki,

Yes, I keep hoping that having discontinued the statins, and the mirapex,

which is also known to cause muscle problems, these pains will go away.

That hope is diminishing a bit each day though.

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Hi Vicki,

Yes, I keep hoping that having discontinued the statins, and the mirapex,

which is also known to cause muscle problems, these pains will go away.

That hope is diminishing a bit each day though.

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Hi Vicki,

Yes, I keep hoping that having discontinued the statins, and the mirapex,

which is also known to cause muscle problems, these pains will go away.

That hope is diminishing a bit each day though.

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From the bottom of my heart, Vicki, thank you!!!

Being here has gained me a family....a way to vent and

wail and not feel too stupid or bad about it...and a

way to get stronger with a lot of help from my

friends.

I don't think we can ever thank you enough for your

selflessness and care and compassion...although there

are times, I know, you must want to knock some of our

heads together (I'm not naming names...just a general

observation!) You are one hell of a good woman and I'm

mighty proud to call you friend!

Love!

Lynn

--- Dawn Green wrote:

> I'm sure I speak for many other members when I say a

> huge, heartfelt

> " THANKYOU, THANKYOU, THANKYOU!!! " for starting this

> list. I'd be lost

> without you all.....

>

> Love,

> Dawn

>

> anzavic@... wrote:

>

> > Hi Tenayahh.....

> >

> > ****My CPK in March was 370 and in June 293.*****

> >

> > You're starting off the same way I did. Low CPK's

> but still sick and

> > unable to do much of anything. At least your

> doctor is paying attention

> > to you and did the biopsy and ordered the antibody

> tests.

> >

> > The Jo-1 test is really a necessary thing to get

> when you have PM.... DM

> > has a lower percentage of getting it but it's

> still there. It is a

> > marker for Interstitial Lung disease but if caught

> early you can keep it

> > from developing into a lung disease.

> >

> > You might have already seen this site but I'll

> send it anyway....

> >

> > <a

>

href= " http://www.lungusa.org/diseases/pulmfibrosis.html " >

> click here

> > </a>

> >

> > I started out with Interstitial lung then it moved

> into Pulmonary

> > Fibrosis before I started the Enbrel. In your

> Aunt and Uncle's case,

> > it must have been IPF.... in other words, they

> didn't know what caused

> > it and therefor can't control it.

> >

> > I was put on the Enbrel for my muscle

> inflammation. We had no idea

> > that it was going to work on the lungs. Imagine

> my surprise when the

> > trials were over and they found that the drug did

> work for many of these

> > people.

> >

> > It's good to hear your hubby has gone with you on

> your appt's. I think

> > that's very important because he needs to

> understand all that's

> > happening to you.

> > What a nice guy!

> >

> > Before I started this group, there was little

> available to really talk

> > or even if you wanted to vent. Maybe it was me

> but I felt out of place

> > whining to people who just wanted to hear facts...

> not whining. LOL...

> > so I made a whining list.... No, not really.... I

> do believe that when

> > a person is sick with a chronic illness he/she

> will have those days that

> > you want to scream. The days when nothing is

> going right, you hurt, you

> > didn't get a good nights sleep, the pred is making

> you cranky, you're

> > going through so many highs and lows you can't

> keep up with yourself,

> > you're bloated like a balloon, and your sick to

> your stomach from the

> > drugs. Gosh, I think you deserve to whine a

> little or a lot. The best

> > medicine in the world is to let it all out.

> Venting is good for the

> > soul.

> >

> > We've all been there and you're going to have good

> times and bad times.

> > If you've read the back posts you've also read

> that when we're up, we

> > want people to know it. It's just good for you.

> >

> > I also belong to another list for IPF people and

> NO ONE talks about how

> > they feel or what's on their minds. Talk about

> boring. Some of them

> > talk to me privately and then vent.... I'm not

> sure if the owner of the

> > list wants it that way or maybe other members have

> stated it's for facts

> > only.

> > That's pretty silly to me....

> >

> > Take care,

> > Vicki

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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From the bottom of my heart, Vicki, thank you!!!

Being here has gained me a family....a way to vent and

wail and not feel too stupid or bad about it...and a

way to get stronger with a lot of help from my

friends.

I don't think we can ever thank you enough for your

selflessness and care and compassion...although there

are times, I know, you must want to knock some of our

heads together (I'm not naming names...just a general

observation!) You are one hell of a good woman and I'm

mighty proud to call you friend!

Love!

Lynn

--- Dawn Green wrote:

> I'm sure I speak for many other members when I say a

> huge, heartfelt

> " THANKYOU, THANKYOU, THANKYOU!!! " for starting this

> list. I'd be lost

> without you all.....

>

> Love,

> Dawn

>

> anzavic@... wrote:

>

> > Hi Tenayahh.....

> >

> > ****My CPK in March was 370 and in June 293.*****

> >

> > You're starting off the same way I did. Low CPK's

> but still sick and

> > unable to do much of anything. At least your

> doctor is paying attention

> > to you and did the biopsy and ordered the antibody

> tests.

> >

> > The Jo-1 test is really a necessary thing to get

> when you have PM.... DM

> > has a lower percentage of getting it but it's

> still there. It is a

> > marker for Interstitial Lung disease but if caught

> early you can keep it

> > from developing into a lung disease.

> >

> > You might have already seen this site but I'll

> send it anyway....

> >

> > <a

>

href= " http://www.lungusa.org/diseases/pulmfibrosis.html " >

> click here

> > </a>

> >

> > I started out with Interstitial lung then it moved

> into Pulmonary

> > Fibrosis before I started the Enbrel. In your

> Aunt and Uncle's case,

> > it must have been IPF.... in other words, they

> didn't know what caused

> > it and therefor can't control it.

> >

> > I was put on the Enbrel for my muscle

> inflammation. We had no idea

> > that it was going to work on the lungs. Imagine

> my surprise when the

> > trials were over and they found that the drug did

> work for many of these

> > people.

> >

> > It's good to hear your hubby has gone with you on

> your appt's. I think

> > that's very important because he needs to

> understand all that's

> > happening to you.

> > What a nice guy!

> >

> > Before I started this group, there was little

> available to really talk

> > or even if you wanted to vent. Maybe it was me

> but I felt out of place

> > whining to people who just wanted to hear facts...

> not whining. LOL...

> > so I made a whining list.... No, not really.... I

> do believe that when

> > a person is sick with a chronic illness he/she

> will have those days that

> > you want to scream. The days when nothing is

> going right, you hurt, you

> > didn't get a good nights sleep, the pred is making

> you cranky, you're

> > going through so many highs and lows you can't

> keep up with yourself,

> > you're bloated like a balloon, and your sick to

> your stomach from the

> > drugs. Gosh, I think you deserve to whine a

> little or a lot. The best

> > medicine in the world is to let it all out.

> Venting is good for the

> > soul.

> >

> > We've all been there and you're going to have good

> times and bad times.

> > If you've read the back posts you've also read

> that when we're up, we

> > want people to know it. It's just good for you.

> >

> > I also belong to another list for IPF people and

> NO ONE talks about how

> > they feel or what's on their minds. Talk about

> boring. Some of them

> > talk to me privately and then vent.... I'm not

> sure if the owner of the

> > list wants it that way or maybe other members have

> stated it's for facts

> > only.

> > That's pretty silly to me....

> >

> > Take care,

> > Vicki

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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From the bottom of my heart, Vicki, thank you!!!

Being here has gained me a family....a way to vent and

wail and not feel too stupid or bad about it...and a

way to get stronger with a lot of help from my

friends.

I don't think we can ever thank you enough for your

selflessness and care and compassion...although there

are times, I know, you must want to knock some of our

heads together (I'm not naming names...just a general

observation!) You are one hell of a good woman and I'm

mighty proud to call you friend!

Love!

Lynn

--- Dawn Green wrote:

> I'm sure I speak for many other members when I say a

> huge, heartfelt

> " THANKYOU, THANKYOU, THANKYOU!!! " for starting this

> list. I'd be lost

> without you all.....

>

> Love,

> Dawn

>

> anzavic@... wrote:

>

> > Hi Tenayahh.....

> >

> > ****My CPK in March was 370 and in June 293.*****

> >

> > You're starting off the same way I did. Low CPK's

> but still sick and

> > unable to do much of anything. At least your

> doctor is paying attention

> > to you and did the biopsy and ordered the antibody

> tests.

> >

> > The Jo-1 test is really a necessary thing to get

> when you have PM.... DM

> > has a lower percentage of getting it but it's

> still there. It is a

> > marker for Interstitial Lung disease but if caught

> early you can keep it

> > from developing into a lung disease.

> >

> > You might have already seen this site but I'll

> send it anyway....

> >

> > <a

>

href= " http://www.lungusa.org/diseases/pulmfibrosis.html " >

> click here

> > </a>

> >

> > I started out with Interstitial lung then it moved

> into Pulmonary

> > Fibrosis before I started the Enbrel. In your

> Aunt and Uncle's case,

> > it must have been IPF.... in other words, they

> didn't know what caused

> > it and therefor can't control it.

> >

> > I was put on the Enbrel for my muscle

> inflammation. We had no idea

> > that it was going to work on the lungs. Imagine

> my surprise when the

> > trials were over and they found that the drug did

> work for many of these

> > people.

> >

> > It's good to hear your hubby has gone with you on

> your appt's. I think

> > that's very important because he needs to

> understand all that's

> > happening to you.

> > What a nice guy!

> >

> > Before I started this group, there was little

> available to really talk

> > or even if you wanted to vent. Maybe it was me

> but I felt out of place

> > whining to people who just wanted to hear facts...

> not whining. LOL...

> > so I made a whining list.... No, not really.... I

> do believe that when

> > a person is sick with a chronic illness he/she

> will have those days that

> > you want to scream. The days when nothing is

> going right, you hurt, you

> > didn't get a good nights sleep, the pred is making

> you cranky, you're

> > going through so many highs and lows you can't

> keep up with yourself,

> > you're bloated like a balloon, and your sick to

> your stomach from the

> > drugs. Gosh, I think you deserve to whine a

> little or a lot. The best

> > medicine in the world is to let it all out.

> Venting is good for the

> > soul.

> >

> > We've all been there and you're going to have good

> times and bad times.

> > If you've read the back posts you've also read

> that when we're up, we

> > want people to know it. It's just good for you.

> >

> > I also belong to another list for IPF people and

> NO ONE talks about how

> > they feel or what's on their minds. Talk about

> boring. Some of them

> > talk to me privately and then vent.... I'm not

> sure if the owner of the

> > list wants it that way or maybe other members have

> stated it's for facts

> > only.

> > That's pretty silly to me....

> >

> > Take care,

> > Vicki

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Vicki,

Welcome by the way...2 of my 3 wigs were 's - hey, I may not have had her B* & ^%, but I had her hair! She really makes a beautiful product and so real looking.

Best,

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