Re: Digest Number 2613

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thank you to everyone for your responses.....

sheri - do you do homeopathic stuff by telephone or privately on line?

if not, would you be able to recommend someone in my area? can you write

me off list? thank you.

~~ jacqui

jacq210@...

>

> >i usually lurk and have posted a few questions in the past. sheri - if

> >this question is inappropriate for this forum, i apologize. i don't

know

> >where else to turn at the moment.

> >

> >i have been not sleeping well for a few weeks and am exhausted. i am

> >stressed over a few situations in my life right now. i sometimes even

> >have trouble breathing as in i must take a few deep breaths through my

mouth

> >and sit up straight to feel " better " . i'm wondering if i'm depressed,

> >sad, or if something is physically wrong with me - thyroid? i hate

going

> >to MDs - haven't been to one in years. i am quite overweight. i

have

> >no " will power " and my worst time of the day is after 3PM until about

6PM.

> >i try walking when i can which seems to be few and far between lately.

> >

> >any advice?

> >

> >~~ jacqui

>

> Hi Jacqui

> I really encourage you to see a homeopath. Can you do that? Where do you

> live!

> It doesn't matter what it is named - the homeopath would work with your

> symptoms and help you to get unstuck.

> If it were me I wouldn't go MD route - tests and drugs!

> All of what you have said would be a clue for a homeopath

> Let me know

> Sheri

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By the way all of my dreaming didn't do me any good, it just turned yucky and grey and rainy here in Washington - see what I get for complaining about our weather.  I don't know how many here are in the Northwest, but those that are - does this wet weather make you all ache right through your bones too?

Carole

Carole, are you the Carol(e) who was a dentist? I become confused on our many similar first names.

Harper

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,

YES!!! Stopping 2 weeks..you flared! The minocin the brand would be the best

when you restart. You will gte back on track.Much more absorption than

generic!( for me) Do not ask my opinion about those drugs. I was made very sick

on

them.Its the main reason I no longer want a rheumo in my life.The rheumos are

all bought and paid for by drug cos( the ones I know)

I believe we have an infection. Internists share this and rheumos do not.

The antibiotic approach makes perfect sense. You need to work your diet as

well and cut sugar and and carbs. I know for me getting a doc familar with AP

was how I got real results. Postwhat state you need to see one or even if you

can travle and you will get some suggestions of docs familar with this

protocol and using it wisely!

Just hang in there. You will do fine again

Love Marge

In a message dated 9/16/2004 12:05:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,

rheumatic writes:

Hi,

I had been doing really well on minocycline for over eight months,

but the last two months I have been almost back to where I started-

swollen hands and feet, lots of pain...I keep trying to ride it out,

but my rheumatologist wants to put me on methotrexate. Right before

the flare up I had stopped taking the minocycline for two weeks

because I was afraid I might be pregnant. Does anyone think this

might be why the flare is lasting so long? SHould I go on stronger

drugs? Not sure if the antibiotics are going to kick back in or if

they just stopped working. Any advice would be great.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Dear Marge,

One more thing, I forgot to ask, will they use minocin on ? Isn't it a

tetracycline? What about teeth staining. 's dermatologist seemed to be

more concerned about his teeth being stained, and that we should wait for the

antiobiotic treatment until after his permanent teeth were in.

Is there an alternate antibiotic they use for kids?

Thanks

Diane

Re: rheumatic Digest Number 2613

,

YES!!! Stopping 2 weeks..you flared! The minocin the brand would be the best

when you restart. You will gte back on track.Much more absorption than

generic!( for me) Do not ask my opinion about those drugs. I was made very sick

on

them.Its the main reason I no longer want a rheumo in my life.The rheumos are

all bought and paid for by drug cos( the ones I know)

I believe we have an infection. Internists share this and rheumos do not.

The antibiotic approach makes perfect sense. You need to work your diet as

well and cut sugar and and carbs. I know for me getting a doc familar with AP

was how I got real results. Postwhat state you need to see one or even if you

can travle and you will get some suggestions of docs familar with this

protocol and using it wisely!

Just hang in there. You will do fine again

Love Marge

In a message dated 9/16/2004 12:05:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,

rheumatic writes:

Hi,

I had been doing really well on minocycline for over eight months,

but the last two months I have been almost back to where I started-

swollen hands and feet, lots of pain...I keep trying to ride it out,

but my rheumatologist wants to put me on methotrexate. Right before

the flare up I had stopped taking the minocycline for two weeks

because I was afraid I might be pregnant. Does anyone think this

might be why the flare is lasting so long? SHould I go on stronger

drugs? Not sure if the antibiotics are going to kick back in or if

they just stopped working. Any advice would be great.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

On 9/16/04 1:43 PM, " Priest-Dailey, Diane M " <dmdailey@...> wrote:

> One more thing, I forgot to ask, will they use minocin on ? Isn't it a

> tetracycline? What about teeth staining. 's dermatologist seemed to be

> more concerned about his teeth being stained, and that we should wait for the

> antiobiotic treatment until after his permanent teeth were in.

Diane, I think that Dr. Sinnott will probably use erythromycin for a young

child. Perhaps, if 's dermatologist is interested in this protocol, he

could take it over with help from Dr. Sinnot after Dr. Sinnot has gotten

off to a good start.

Jean

[Guest guest]

Has any one on the list heard about the reports of heart attacks especially in

men from the result of taking erythromycin? I read about the report that

researchers are spending too much money on antibiotic research is this also

true?I am on a 10 day dose of amoxicillan for i got a tooth pulled

yesterday.ugh.Predisone along with lupus has made my gums verry weak.I fear my

silver fillings have ruined my teeth over the yrs along with causing me flareups

of sickness?I am not on the protocol for the rheumy didnt like anything about it

when I brought him the info.He put me on 7.5 mg pills weekly of MTX since May

13th to see what happens.I tell ya it ain't to much people except extra pain! I

will continue to read & enjoy the list of grea8 people on here.Thanx. from

Maine

Re: rheumatic Digest Number 2613

On 9/16/04 1:43 PM, " Priest-Dailey, Diane M " <dmdailey@...> wrote:

> One more thing, I forgot to ask, will they use minocin on ? Isn't it a

> tetracycline? What about teeth staining. 's dermatologist seemed to

be

> more concerned about his teeth being stained, and that we should wait for

the

> antiobiotic treatment until after his permanent teeth were in.

Diane, I think that Dr. Sinnott will probably use erythromycin for a young

child. Perhaps, if 's dermatologist is interested in this protocol, he

could take it over with help from Dr. Sinnot after Dr. Sinnot has gotten

off to a good start.

Jean

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