Re: (unknown)

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>Since having a few (must emphasise the few as live in

>England!) hot sunny days we've had he hotter I get my

>skin seems to " perspire " and my face feels cool all

>the time- odd isn't it?

I lived in Montana for two years and my face was flaring all the time from

the heating indoors and the extreme cold outside. I recently moved to Texas

and everyone was telling me my face would get worse, but when I'm outside,

sweating, my face looks so much better. The Texas heat and some moisture

has actually done my face a world of good. cea is a tricky one.

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Hi,

Is this Robin??? You were sitting one seat over from me, I kept asking you if

you were all right... I'm glad you found the sight. Please let me know if you

have any questions... If it's not Robin, welcome to the group!

Hugs,

Joni - Dr. Thayer 11/27/00

[Guest guest]

I felt that way too so don't feel like your being goofy. This is the first place that I found that everyone knows or has been through what you have. I welcome you to our group as I am new to it myself. My first meeting was last months tuesday and then I went to this most recent thursday. Listening to all the patients questions, concerns and just general info. for me was amazing ....I EVEN FORGOT I WAS HUNGRY AND DIDN'T HAVE ANY DINNER!!! now that is amazing!!! Anyway welcome! Amy

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Why US???? anyway i have had this illness all my life.... from age

8 till 54......Chronic type... flares 4 to 5 times per year..... I know

yur pain as I know my mine......surgury 1970 .... removed spleen and

65% of the pancreas..... so life goes on.....keep the faith .... I do

despite frequent 5 to 7 hospital visits per year, lasting 4 or 5 days.

Murray

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Welcome Markie,

so sorry you have gotten this horrible disease, especially due to

injury. And no, you never forget the pain. Nothing else is like it. You

will find the people here just wonderful and willing to help with

anything they can.

Kimber

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Oh Markie,

I am so sorry that the church is so....well, ignorant. I don't mean that in

a mean way at all. It's just that in our ignorance, we tend to not do

anything rather than do something " wrong " . When it would be much better to

reach out, even if it is not the " right " thing...............at least to know

they care. It's just like when a loved one dies. No one knows what to say,

so they say dumb things, like, well, he is better off now. You just want to

scream. THAT doesn't take the pain away!!!!!

Take care of yourself. I hope you have some good days!

Be well,

[Guest guest]

.. You are the first person I have seen post who is also from Canada like me

wHAT doctor do you see in Toronto and which hospital are you usually seen

at? I sometimes feel I am the only person in Toronto who has this disease as

I never see any info on it and no one else on any of the sights I have

checked out. I have seen a Dr. Shapero at Scarborough General and a Dr.

Langer at Toronto hospital.

[Guest guest]

Markie,

I'm glad the sandostatin has helped you. My doctor tried that on me and

all it did was make me more nauseous and drop my bloodsugar at

unpredictable times.I take Cotazym, which is a form of pancrease.

Kimber

[Guest guest]

Hi Kimber, I take pancrease too. Went to the doc last week for a check up

and he said I probably need to go back to the specialist to see if I need

the pancrease increased. I have had an increase in the pain and nausea and

more frequent vomiting. I haven't had to be hospitalized for over a year.

Just keep going back to broth and jello and that seems to help. Things

always get worse when I feel stressed or get real tired. Later, Markie

>

>Reply-To: pancreatitis

>To: pancreatitis

>Subject: Re: (unknown)

>Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2001 20:19:38 -0700

>

>Markie,

>I'm glad the sandostatin has helped you. My doctor tried that on me and

>all it did was make me more nauseous and drop my bloodsugar at

>unpredictable times.I take Cotazym, which is a form of pancrease.

>Kimber

>

>

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<< I haven't had to be hospitalized for over a year.

Just keep going back to broth and jello and that seems to help. Things

always get worse when I feel stressed or get real tired. >>

Yep, I think a lot of us have noticed that connection. Aside from my attacks

during pregnancy (which were the worst), most of mine I can target a huge

stressor I had in my life at that time. I manage to stay out of the hospital

too, but now that seems to be damning me - the doc's saying, " Well, how do I

know you're really having attacks if no one sees you during them? " And my

last doc had just told me to stay at home on liquids and pain meds and take

care of it myself. Go figure.

~Shanon

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/26/01 11:21:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

hominid2@... writes:

> Markie,

> I'm glad the sandostatin has helped you. My doctor tried that on me and

> all it did was make me more nauseous and drop my bloodsugar at

> unpredictable times.I take Cotazym, which is a form of pancrease.

Kimber and Markie,

I had the same experience with Sandostatin. I would throw up every time

after giving myself an injection and my blood sugar went " haywire. " I'm glad

to hear that it really does work for someone. :-)

Andre'

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Hi Andre, I just keep my fingers crossed and keep praying that the

medication continues to work. I always worry that it will quit and then I

don't know what I will do. I don't take the pain meds like I should. I was

addicted at one time, went through rehab, and was terrified of getting

hooked again. Sometimes the doc scolds me and tells me he is monitoring the

meds and if I need it, I shouldn't be afraid to take it.

Later, Markie

>From: acastenell@...

>Reply-To: pancreatitis

>To: pancreatitis

>Subject: Re: (unknown)

>Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2001 13:52:52 EDT

>

>In a message dated 4/26/01 11:21:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

>hominid2@... writes:

>

> > Markie,

> > I'm glad the sandostatin has helped you. My doctor tried that on me

>and

> > all it did was make me more nauseous and drop my bloodsugar at

> > unpredictable times.I take Cotazym, which is a form of pancrease.

>

>Kimber and Markie,

>

>I had the same experience with Sandostatin. I would throw up every time

>after giving myself an injection and my blood sugar went " haywire. " I'm

>glad

>to hear that it really does work for someone. :-)

>

>Andre'

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[Guest guest]

Markie,

I've had mine increased three times. The doctor said that there wasn't

really anyway you can overdose on the things, so if more helped, take

more and she'd adjust my prescription for it.

Kimber

[Guest guest]

Thanks Kimber.

>

>Reply-To: pancreatitis

>To: pancreatitis

>Subject: Re: (unknown)

>Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2001 18:51:41 -0700

>

>Markie,

>I've had mine increased three times. The doctor said that there wasn't

>really anyway you can overdose on the things, so if more helped, take

>more and she'd adjust my prescription for it.

>Kimber

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Andre I have taken demerol for the past 5 years and I never worry about what

will happen when I go off it .. At this time without it I couldnt function at

all and I dont see me being cured of this disease. We do what we have to do

to survive.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Sheva,

You should get together with Jeff and his fiance, They are

from Truro as well.

Don

[Guest guest]

Weight Watchers recommends 2 servings of dairy (calcium) and a minimum of 5

fruits and veggies for good health and optimum weight loss.

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I have to questions do have to have calcium?? and do i have to have 5 serving

of fruit and or veggies?? well i have to go if any one has answer please email

me thanks!

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[Guest guest]

Good journal, Riza! To bad we can't count carrot cake as a veggie!!

(I love the Phantom, too! Although, I've only seen it once)

[Guest guest]

Looks good Riza!

Maureen

(unknown)

Date: 2002-06-27

Day: Thursday

Points Range: 24-29 - 200-224 lbs

Earned Points:

Banked Points:

Total Points Available:

Points Spent:

Points Saved:

0.00

7.00

36.00

26.00

10.00

Total Points Available=top of Points Range + Earned Points + Banked PointsPoints Saved=Total Points Available minus Points Spent - Carry this to tomorrow's Banked Points

Breakfast - What you ate:

Points: 6.00

Carrot Cake

6.00

Coffee, black

0.00

Lunch - What you ate:

Points: 6.00

leftover taco from yesterday

3.00

smart ones chicken mirabella

3.00

salsa

0.00

Dinner - What you ate:

Points: 10.00

Quizno's turkey sub

7.00

carrot cake

3.00

Snack - What you ate:

Points: 4

lemon cheesecake cookie from vending machine

4.00

Guidelines for Healthy Living:

Milk:

Fruits & Veggies:

Complex Carbs:

Proteins:

Fats:

Water:

0

0

0

0

0

12

Activity:

WW Activity Points

eActivity Time (eJournal)

Activity Time

N/A

N/A

N/A

* - Method used for calculating Activity to Earned Points Conversion

Notes/Comments:

Did badly with fruit/veggies again (need to go shopping!) but got my water in. Phantom of the OPERA was great! The best Phantom (actor) I've seen---and this is the 3rd one I've been to so I know my phantoms :-)

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In a message dated 12/25/2003 1:21:45 AM Central Standard Time,

yorkiegal2003@... writes:

HI all!!!!! Merry Christmas!!!! We are headed to Erie to see my brother and

his family!!!!! My fried Sue, delivered her baby Christmas Eve-a 7# 7oz.

girl-Emma.....I got to take care of her!!!!! She is doing well. Hope

everyone is healthy!!! Happy Holidays!!! I am down 97 lbs!!!!! sherri

How wonderful on the weight loss Sherri. Give your friend Sue my

congratulations on the new baby. I love that name Emma. Have a wonderful trip

and stay

safe. Merry Christmas and God Bless!

Wolfie

Leeds, Alabama

" Keep It Real & Off the Top "

Lap Rny & Choly

Dr. Lee Schmitt

Medical Center East

August 27,2003

349Pre-Op/336/257/200

[Guest guest]

Sherri, WTG! Have a happy holiday with your WL and a wonderful new bundle

of joy around.

Joan

LAP RNY 11/18/03

Dr. Higa, Fresno, CA

282pre-op/275surg/243/140

(unknown)

HI all!!!!! Merry Christmas!!!! We are headed to Erie to see my brother and

his family!!!!! My fried Sue, delivered her baby Christmas Eve-a 7# 7oz.

girl-Emma.....I got to take care of her!!!!! She is doing well. Hope

everyone is healthy!!! Happy Holidays!!! I am down 97 lbs!!!!! sherri

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Thanks Trish!

Missouri

jstreeboo wrote:

> I am right there with ya... I think I have lost 3 pounds total in

> the last month.. Hang in there.. We'll get those scales moving

> again!

> Trish

>

> -- In Gastric_Bypass_Family , " brendaboo1975 "

> <chilton4kbcc@c...> wrote:

> > I HATE PLATEAUS!!!!!!! I'VE BEEN ON ONE FOR ALMOST 4 WEEKS!!!!

> > UGHHHHHHHHHHH

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Missouri

> > 8/12/3

> > 279/186/?

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In a message dated 2/19/2004 7:28:21 PM Central Standard Time,

abrit73@... writes:

> Does anyone know if pitosin is contraindicated in women who have had

> septum removal surgery? I am 33weeks with a resected septate uterus,

> and I'm just getting nervous about the birth. If I don't have to have

> a c-section, I don't want one; but I wondered if I could have pitosin

>

I had Pitocin with my second child when my labor stalled. All went well.

Heike

SU resected

mommy to (3) and Fiona (10 months)

[Guest guest]

No..... it's not possible to make SCD yogurt without that initial heating. You

have to sterilize the milk by heating (never above 185 degrees F for goat milk,

or the proteins will be damaged), before adding your yogurt starter. Otherwise,

you'd have other bacteria competing during the fermentation process..... and it

will likely not turn out.

Patti

(unknown)

hi.

i have a question. i have been told that my son might be better able

to tolerate raw goat milk than pasturized goat milk. if i made

yogurt out of raw goat milk though i would destroy the enzymes that

make it more digestable in the heating process. is it possible to

skip the heating and keep the enzymes alive and still make yogurt?

donna

3 kids celiac, 2 months on SCD

For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

and

http://www.pecanbread.com