Anybody here with rheumatoid arthritis??

[Guest guest]

Is there anyone here with rheumatoid arthritis who noticed some

improvement since getting on Armour? I don't have it, but am in

contact with a friend who's wife does, and badly. She's only around

50. Let me know.

Janie

[Guest guest]

Janie,

I do not test positive for the RF titer. However, my rhumetologist

says that physically, my arthritis is rhumetoid in nature,

indistinguishable from the arthritis that apprears in RA the disease.

It has been only slightly disfiguring so far. Mine is " moderate " ,

which is swollen, painful, causing cramping and " sticking " of my

joints ( " trigger finger " ), the inability to lift a pot of water, etc.

I stoved a finger a few months ago, and had to have it re-located

because the swelling in the joint got so severe that it cut off

bloodflow to my fingertip. Severe rhumetoid arthritis must be

literally unbearable. My fingers have twisted to some degree and I

have noduals and two very large knuckles, but I have seen it way, way

worse. I keep praying mine will stay where it is and not progress.

I did not have relief from this on Armour at all. There were things

Armour did help...the pain in the soles of my feet let up and my back

hurt less, and I had less headaches. However, there was no noticable

impact on the connective tissue disorder. Its seems there is a

relationship between T Cells and the disorder, because the new

RA/Lupus/Connective tissue disorder wonderdrug Enbrel works with the

T cells and supposedly it is simply amazing if you can risk the side

effects and afford it. It costs more than most people make in a month.

> Is there anyone here with rheumatoid arthritis who noticed some

> improvement since getting on Armour? I don't have it, but am in

> contact with a friend who's wife does, and badly. She's only around

> 50. Let me know.

>

> Janie

[Guest guest]

Janie,

I do not test positive for the RF titer. However, my rhumetologist

says that physically, my arthritis is rhumetoid in nature,

indistinguishable from the arthritis that apprears in RA the disease.

It has been only slightly disfiguring so far. Mine is " moderate " ,

which is swollen, painful, causing cramping and " sticking " of my

joints ( " trigger finger " ), the inability to lift a pot of water, etc.

I stoved a finger a few months ago, and had to have it re-located

because the swelling in the joint got so severe that it cut off

bloodflow to my fingertip. Severe rhumetoid arthritis must be

literally unbearable. My fingers have twisted to some degree and I

have noduals and two very large knuckles, but I have seen it way, way

worse. I keep praying mine will stay where it is and not progress.

I did not have relief from this on Armour at all. There were things

Armour did help...the pain in the soles of my feet let up and my back

hurt less, and I had less headaches. However, there was no noticable

impact on the connective tissue disorder. Its seems there is a

relationship between T Cells and the disorder, because the new

RA/Lupus/Connective tissue disorder wonderdrug Enbrel works with the

T cells and supposedly it is simply amazing if you can risk the side

effects and afford it. It costs more than most people make in a month.

> Is there anyone here with rheumatoid arthritis who noticed some

> improvement since getting on Armour? I don't have it, but am in

> contact with a friend who's wife does, and badly. She's only around

> 50. Let me know.

>

> Janie

[Guest guest]

Janie,

I do not test positive for the RF titer. However, my rhumetologist

says that physically, my arthritis is rhumetoid in nature,

indistinguishable from the arthritis that apprears in RA the disease.

It has been only slightly disfiguring so far. Mine is " moderate " ,

which is swollen, painful, causing cramping and " sticking " of my

joints ( " trigger finger " ), the inability to lift a pot of water, etc.

I stoved a finger a few months ago, and had to have it re-located

because the swelling in the joint got so severe that it cut off

bloodflow to my fingertip. Severe rhumetoid arthritis must be

literally unbearable. My fingers have twisted to some degree and I

have noduals and two very large knuckles, but I have seen it way, way

worse. I keep praying mine will stay where it is and not progress.

I did not have relief from this on Armour at all. There were things

Armour did help...the pain in the soles of my feet let up and my back

hurt less, and I had less headaches. However, there was no noticable

impact on the connective tissue disorder. Its seems there is a

relationship between T Cells and the disorder, because the new

RA/Lupus/Connective tissue disorder wonderdrug Enbrel works with the

T cells and supposedly it is simply amazing if you can risk the side

effects and afford it. It costs more than most people make in a month.

> Is there anyone here with rheumatoid arthritis who noticed some

> improvement since getting on Armour? I don't have it, but am in

> contact with a friend who's wife does, and badly. She's only around

> 50. Let me know.

>

> Janie