Re: Fw: Discovery Health Connect for 12/13/2000

[Guest guest]

Ok, whats new here? I read the whole thing and no mention of the AP therapy.

Or even any new info thats less than 3 years old. Why is it posted here?

On Wednesday 13 December 2000 21:38, you wrote:

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June, I have been on both of these NSAID's and they did nothing. I think I have taken almost every NSAID that there is! ;-) How long have you been doing yoga? It is great isn't it? I just wish that I was a little more flexible, but let me tell ya...it HELPS! ~ Re: rheumatic Fw: Discovery Health Connect for 12/13/2000 What I also do is Yoga and I go to a great woman chiropractor I also used physical therapy in the beginning and there are exercises that help along with hot and cold compresses. I also found great relief with vioxx(50mg) a day...celebrex didnt work Best June Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

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Hi June! I was not trying to avoid you at all! I switched email address and I have been fwding a bunch of stuff and getting things out of the old email addy so I can disconnect it. I am DEF calling my own docotor tomorrow (not in office today) and I am going to tell him that the Sulindac that he has me on is NOT working at all! Also, I have a question.... The rheumy told me that I have enthesitis. I work at a college in the library and a nursing student works with me at night. We looked this up and it indicates infection. Don't you think that ALONE would get the doc to give me AP? How do you think that I should bring this up to him? Take care! ~ Re: rheumatic Fw: Discovery Health Connect for 12/13/2000 hey How are you doing? Ive worried about you..... Please dont stop being in touch with me even if you dont decide to see another doctor. I dont want you to feel anything more then support and empathy Our choices are always are own let me know how your doing..OK June Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

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> Ok, whats new here? I read the whole thing and no mention of the AP

therapy.

> Or even any new info thats less than 3 years old. Why is it posted here?

Personally, I found the historical perspective the article offered to be

interesting. And it made comments on how using the biological agents are a

double-edged sword, leaving one vulnerable to other infections. This

especially seemed important to me, since one person on the arthritis

newsgroup I read recently passed away from pneumonia-related flu

complications (a relatively young woman who had been on Enbrel when she

contracted the flu, although they stopped it right away when they realized

she had an infection).

I personally believe it is good to hear not only info on the AP here, but

also a little on other alternatives or adjunctive therapies, so we can

compare them. I thought that was a good topic for the list, even if it did

not directly address the AP issues, although that is just my personal

opinion. Please bear in mind also that even though you may have been

exposed to information, there are possibly others who are new here, who have

not. Liz G.

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Thank you Liz. This was well-said. ~ Re: rheumatic Fw: Discovery Health Connect for 12/13/2000 > Ok, whats new here? I read the whole thing and no mention of the APtherapy.> Or even any new info thats less than 3 years old. Why is it posted here? Personally, I found the historical perspective the article offered to beinteresting. And it made comments on how using the biological agents are adouble-edged sword, leaving one vulnerable to other infections. Thisespecially seemed important to me, since one person on the arthritisnewsgroup I read recently passed away from pneumonia-related flucomplications (a relatively young woman who had been on Enbrel when shecontracted the flu, although they stopped it right away when they realizedshe had an infection). I personally believe it is good to hear not only info on the AP here, butalso a little on other alternatives or adjunctive therapies, so we cancompare them. I thought that was a good topic for the list, even if it didnot directly address the AP issues, although that is just my personalopinion. Please bear in mind also that even though you may have beenexposed to information, there are possibly others who are new here, who havenot. Liz G.To unsubscribe, email: rheumatic-unsubscribeegroups Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

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On Thursday 14 December 2000 14:45, Murray wrote:

I agree, well said Liz.

Good sites for standard treatments and info about drugs are

www.Arthritisinsight.com , rheumarthritis@egroups and the Arthritis

foundation. I thought this list was for the AP and stuff thats a little

alternative and not common knowledge like proper diet and suppliments ect.

And about people and how they are feeling and whats working for them.

I dont have any problem with posting off topic, nor do i have any say in

whats posted either, but you should change the name

to " anythingtodowitharthritis@egroups " or

" readthiswholewasteoftimearticle@egroups " Or

" outofdatearticlesaboutarthritis@egroups "

LOL

> > Thank you Liz. This was well-said.

>

> ~

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> Re: rheumatic Fw: Discovery Health Connect for 12/13/2000

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> > Ok, whats new here? I read the whole thing and no mention of the AP

>

> therapy.

>

> > Or even any new info thats less than 3 years old. Why is it posted here?

>

> Personally, I found the historical perspective the article offered to be

> interesting. And it made comments on how using the biological agents are a

> double-edged sword, leaving one vulnerable to other infections. This

> especially seemed important to me, since one person on the arthritis

> newsgroup I read recently passed away from pneumonia-related flu

> complications (a relatively young woman who had been on Enbrel when she

> contracted the flu, although they stopped it right away when they realized

> she had an infection).

> I personally believe it is good to hear not only info on the AP here, but

> also a little on other alternatives or adjunctive therapies, so we can

> compare them. I thought that was a good topic for the list, even if it did

> not directly address the AP issues, although that is just my personal

> opinion. Please bear in mind also that even though you may have been

> exposed to information, there are possibly others who are new here, who

> have not. Liz G.

>

>

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I've been doing yoga for a couple of year's now and it surely does help. My teacher, to whom I go twice a week, is extremely considerate and careful. When I am flared I can adapt the programme as I see fit, and often I do some poses for a far shorter time than every one else, and do them twice; or I just leave out something that hurts in the joints and do a different sort of stretch. Over 3 weeks every part is stretched and moved through its full range. I really miss it when I can't go.

Gail

From: " Murray " <I_shin_den_shin@...>

Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2000 10:14:02 -0500

<PSY333CHE@...>, " rheumatic " <rheumaticegroups>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Fw: Discovery Health Connect for 12/13/2000

June,

I have been on both of these NSAID's and they did nothing. I think I have taken almost every NSAID that there is! ;-)

How long have you been doing yoga? It is great isn't it? I just wish that I was a little more flexible, but let me tell ya...it HELPS!

~

Re: rheumatic Fw: Discovery Health Connect for 12/13/2000

What I also do is Yoga and I go to a great woman chiropractor

I also used physical therapy in the beginning and there are exercises that

help along with hot and cold compresses.

I also found great relief with vioxx(50mg) a day...celebrex didnt work

Best

June

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I feel the same wail Gail. I had been doing yoga for about a year before I decided to take a class at my school. The teacher that I had there was GREAT and the best part of it all was, I got college credit for it was well! ;-) I really notice a difference when I do not practice, and then start again. I am even more stiff than normal. ~ Re: rheumatic Fw: Discovery Health Connect for 12/13/2000 June,I have been on both of these NSAID's and they did nothing. I think I have taken almost every NSAID that there is! ;-)How long have you been doing yoga? It is great isn't it? I just wish that I was a little more flexible, but let me tell ya...it HELPS!~ ----- Original Message -----From: PSY333CHE@...Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2000 9:11 AMI_shin_den_shin@...Subject: Re: rheumatic Fw: Discovery Health Connect for 12/13/2000 What I also do is Yoga and I go to a great woman chiropractor I also used physical therapy in the beginning and there are exercises that help along with hot and cold compresses. I also found great relief with vioxx(50mg) a day...celebrex didnt work Best June eGroups Sponsor To unsubscribe, email: rheumatic-unsubscribeegroups Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

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LOL, ! I love any and all topics.

higgy wrote:

> On Thursday 14 December 2000 14:45, Murray wrote:

>

> I agree, well said Liz.

> Good sites for standard treatments and info about drugs are

> www.Arthritisinsight.com , rheumarthritis@egroups and the Arthritis

> foundation. I thought this list was for the AP and stuff thats a little

> alternative and not common knowledge like proper diet and suppliments ect.

> And about people and how they are feeling and whats working for them.

> I dont have any problem with posting off topic, nor do i have any say in

> whats posted either, but you should change the name

> to " anythingtodowitharthritis@egroups " or

> " readthiswholewasteoftimearticle@egroups " Or

> " outofdatearticlesaboutarthritis@egroups "

>

> LOL

>

>

> > > Thank you Liz. This was well-said.

> >

> > ~

> >

> >

> >

> > Re: rheumatic Fw: Discovery Health Connect for 12/13/2000

> >

> > > Ok, whats new here? I read the whole thing and no mention of the AP

> >

> > therapy.

> >

> > > Or even any new info thats less than 3 years old. Why is it posted here?

> >

> > Personally, I found the historical perspective the article offered to be

> > interesting. And it made comments on how using the biological agents are a

> > double-edged sword, leaving one vulnerable to other infections. This

> > especially seemed important to me, since one person on the arthritis

> > newsgroup I read recently passed away from pneumonia-related flu

> > complications (a relatively young woman who had been on Enbrel when she

> > contracted the flu, although they stopped it right away when they realized

> > she had an infection).

> > I personally believe it is good to hear not only info on the AP here, but

> > also a little on other alternatives or adjunctive therapies, so we can

> > compare them. I thought that was a good topic for the list, even if it did

> > not directly address the AP issues, although that is just my personal

> > opinion. Please bear in mind also that even though you may have been

> > exposed to information, there are possibly others who are new here, who

> > have not. Liz G.

> >

> >

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