Guest guest Posted January 23, 2002 Report Share Posted January 23, 2002 Hi Pam, and Pat.. We've been out of pocket for a long time..I have 98 unopened digests to go thru... Accupuncture and chinese herbs (five months) did not help Sheila's OPCA (if thats what it really is)..so we re back again left to our own devices.. I tried the site in Pat's message (ptjournal/may99) and it came back that i was not authorized to access it... is there a password? Family doctor prescribed neurontin and skelaxin simultaneously to help Sheila's pain spasms in her left hand (come on suddenly at night while sleeping).. too many evil side effects.. so ive stopped the neurontin and am gradually building her up on skelaxin to three a day..then if she adjusts and can live with the side effects, we'll add the neurontin gradually... makes her very drunk-like, but were coping. I would really like to access the " Stages " article.. All the best to all, Pete Rogulsky Re: URGENT! Virus&ChitChat>JBF/Bill > > Sally, > > I think the military will have to give him medical coverage. The there is > the COBRA law. A private company could not cut his medical coverage off that > quickly for medical reasons. Call your Congressman's office. > > Hugs, Bill > > ======================== > > Sally Lesline wrote: > > > and Bill > > > > Boy I have you guys beat all over the place ................. my ISP > > does all that for me. My protection is in place and updated daily but > > haven't had to really use it for a long time due to the fact that > > wamego.net does the work for me. Ahhhhhhhhh, the advantages of the > > small town and simple life have once again been shown to be the best > > their is. > > > > I am Thankful for the small and simple pleasures ............ and it's a > > good thing because the big things in my life have once again handed me a > > little more than I wanted to cope with. :<( And ............ you ask, > > is that something new???? > > > > Youngest 7 months pregnant daughter with pre-eclampsia and gestational > > diabetes working full time, mother to who is still living with us, > > was told by husband 1 week ago that they would no longer be military by > > Christmas. He is being released from the Army due to asthmatic > > condition at age 30 which no longer allows him to run his 2 miles within > > the time limit acceptable by the military. Baby is due Feb 15, expected > > to arrive anytime between now and then due to pregnancy complications > > and history of early delivery and pre-term labor. > > > > Daughter is now scrambling to find OB doctor, insurance, a job for her > > husband whose only training at this point is knowing how to expertly > > shoot a military gun and march in step. Thoughtfully, military is > > keeping said husband in the field to help train new privates who don't > > know how to shot a military gun and march in step until his release. > > The joys of military life have once again been shown to be slightly over > > rated by those of us who have often been left to pick up the pieces. > > > > And ................ life goes on. :>) > > >From the sunny, frosty, rolling flinthills of Kansas where the grass is > > still green and the temperatures have been breaking all the records for > > Nov and Dec. Stringing Christmas lights in 70 degree weather is a good > > thing in my book but we know that sooner or later that will also come to > > a screeching halt. > > > > Sally > > > > If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may > > unsubscribe by sending a blank email to > > > > shydrager-unsubscribe > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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