Re: Places to find the Flu Shot/ Young

October 12, 2004

Thanks, I will llook everywhere I guess. This is a first for me as I always

got them at the doctors.

Smiles,

Re: Confused about flu shots

> > >>>

> > >>>>My pediatrician's office wants my kids to get shots and they have

> > >>>>both the shot and the mist. One doc said...definitely get the

mist

> > >>>>it works better. Another pediatrician in the same office STRONGLY

> > >>>>suggested to get the shot, not the mist as the shot has dead virus

> > >>>>in it and the mist has live virus in it....Anyone want to weigh in

> > >>>>on this mystery? My kids were psyched to not get a

> > >>>>shot....now they're petrified to get the shot.

> > >>>>

> > >>>I have another post discussing live and dead virus - upshot is, it

> > >>>may not matter. Having a biochemistry background, it doesn't make

> > >>>ANY sense to me to have both the shot and mist, sounds like someone

> > >>>is getting residuals from pharmaceutical companies. They do act a

> > >>>bit different, but why make your immune system exposed to two

> > >>>different bugs at the same time?

> > >>>

> > >>>In the U.S., what I've heard is they are not recommending healthy

> > >>>people below the age of 65 to get a flu shot, which would include

> > >>>kids (even infants). Of course the older people I know are not

> > >>>getting the flu shot...

> > >>>

> > >>>Take care,

> > >>>RH

> > >>>

> > >>>Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

contained

> herein

> > >>>are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of

this e

> mail

> > >>>is

> > >>>entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded of

> their

> > >>>responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and consult

with

> their

> > >>>physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

> > >>>

> > >>>Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who sends

one

> is

> > >>>automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of the

> attack.

> > >>>

October 12, 2004

Thanks, I will llook everywhere I guess. This is a first for me as I always

got them at the doctors.

Smiles,

Re: Confused about flu shots

> > >>>

> > >>>>My pediatrician's office wants my kids to get shots and they have

> > >>>>both the shot and the mist. One doc said...definitely get the

mist

> > >>>>it works better. Another pediatrician in the same office STRONGLY

> > >>>>suggested to get the shot, not the mist as the shot has dead virus

> > >>>>in it and the mist has live virus in it....Anyone want to weigh in

> > >>>>on this mystery? My kids were psyched to not get a

> > >>>>shot....now they're petrified to get the shot.

> > >>>>

> > >>>I have another post discussing live and dead virus - upshot is, it

> > >>>may not matter. Having a biochemistry background, it doesn't make

> > >>>ANY sense to me to have both the shot and mist, sounds like someone

> > >>>is getting residuals from pharmaceutical companies. They do act a

> > >>>bit different, but why make your immune system exposed to two

> > >>>different bugs at the same time?

> > >>>

> > >>>In the U.S., what I've heard is they are not recommending healthy

> > >>>people below the age of 65 to get a flu shot, which would include

> > >>>kids (even infants). Of course the older people I know are not

> > >>>getting the flu shot...

> > >>>

> > >>>Take care,

> > >>>RH

> > >>>

> > >>>Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

contained

> herein

> > >>>are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of

this e

> mail

> > >>>is

> > >>>entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded of

> their

> > >>>responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and consult

with

> their

> > >>>physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

> > >>>

> > >>>Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who sends

one

> is

> > >>>automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of the

> attack.

> > >>>

October 12, 2004

Ann-Marie

As of yesterday, these kinds of sites will not be given any of the serum.

The Adult Day Care center might have some. They are really trying to get it

to the people who really need it, so are not letting others have it. I don't

know why they didn't do that the last time there was a shortage. Maybe they

learned from that experience.

laurie

>

> Reply-To:

> Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 20:34:02 -0400

> To: >

> Subject: Places to find the Flu Shot/ Young

>

> Hi ,

>

> I know in my little town, they have Flu Shot clinics various places. They have

> some at grocery stores, at churches, and also at the Adult Day Care Center

> located in the Hospital. So you might want to check those places out.

>

> And usually PCP's will have a supply of shots, and you can also call your

> local Hospital. Oh, I almost forgot, some of our Pharmacys have Flu Shot Days

> too.

>

> Hope you find one, too bad you don't live in my little town, you could have my

> Flu Shot, I am not getting one this year. Good Luck

>

> Hugs,

> Ann-Marie

> Re: Confused about flu shots

>>>>>

>>>>>> My pediatrician's office wants my kids to get shots and they have

>>>>>> both the shot and the mist. One doc said...definitely get the mist

>>>>>> it works better. Another pediatrician in the same office STRONGLY

>>>>>> suggested to get the shot, not the mist as the shot has dead virus

>>>>>> in it and the mist has live virus in it....Anyone want to weigh in

>>>>>> on this mystery? My kids were psyched to not get a

>>>>>> shot....now they're petrified to get the shot.

>>>>>>

>>>>> I have another post discussing live and dead virus - upshot is, it

>>>>> may not matter. Having a biochemistry background, it doesn't make

>>>>> ANY sense to me to have both the shot and mist, sounds like someone

>>>>> is getting residuals from pharmaceutical companies. They do act a

>>>>> bit different, but why make your immune system exposed to two

>>>>> different bugs at the same time?

>>>>>

>>>>> In the U.S., what I've heard is they are not recommending healthy

>>>>> people below the age of 65 to get a flu shot, which would include

>>>>> kids (even infants). Of course the older people I know are not

>>>>> getting the flu shot...

>>>>>

>>>>> Take care,

>>>>> RH

>>>>>

>>>>> Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements contained

> herein

>>>>> are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of this e

> mail

>>>>> is

>>>>> entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded of

> their

>>>>> responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and consult with

> their

>>>>> physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

>>>>>

>>>>> Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who sends one

> is

>>>>> automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of the

> attack.

>>>>>

October 12, 2004

Two of our local pharmacies had their Flu Shot clinics last week. I know they

had them. And our hospitals Adult Day Care Center has them too.

I guess it is a good idea not to let them have clinics in the churches, and

grocery stores this year since there is a shortage.

It is going to be a long bad winter and I believe that the hospitals are going

to be filled this Flu season with alot of inpatients.

Ann-Marie

Re: Confused about flu shots

>>>>>

>>>>>> My pediatrician's office wants my kids to get shots and they have

>>>>>> both the shot and the mist. One doc said...definitely get the mist

>>>>>> it works better. Another pediatrician in the same office STRONGLY

>>>>>> suggested to get the shot, not the mist as the shot has dead virus

>>>>>> in it and the mist has live virus in it....Anyone want to weigh in

>>>>>> on this mystery? My kids were psyched to not get a

>>>>>> shot....now they're petrified to get the shot.

>>>>>>

>>>>> I have another post discussing live and dead virus - upshot is, it

>>>>> may not matter. Having a biochemistry background, it doesn't make

>>>>> ANY sense to me to have both the shot and mist, sounds like someone

>>>>> is getting residuals from pharmaceutical companies. They do act a

>>>>> bit different, but why make your immune system exposed to two

>>>>> different bugs at the same time?

>>>>>

>>>>> In the U.S., what I've heard is they are not recommending healthy

>>>>> people below the age of 65 to get a flu shot, which would include

>>>>> kids (even infants). Of course the older people I know are not

>>>>> getting the flu shot...

>>>>>

>>>>> Take care,

>>>>> RH

>>>>>

>>>>> Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements contained

> herein

>>>>> are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of this e

> mail

>>>>> is

>>>>> entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded of

> their

>>>>> responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and consult with

> their

>>>>> physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

>>>>>

>>>>> Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who sends one

> is

>>>>> automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of the

> attack.

>>>>>

October 12, 2004

Two of our local pharmacies had their Flu Shot clinics last week. I know they

had them. And our hospitals Adult Day Care Center has them too.

I guess it is a good idea not to let them have clinics in the churches, and

grocery stores this year since there is a shortage.

It is going to be a long bad winter and I believe that the hospitals are going

to be filled this Flu season with alot of inpatients.

Ann-Marie

Re: Confused about flu shots

>>>>>

>>>>>> My pediatrician's office wants my kids to get shots and they have

>>>>>> both the shot and the mist. One doc said...definitely get the mist

>>>>>> it works better. Another pediatrician in the same office STRONGLY

>>>>>> suggested to get the shot, not the mist as the shot has dead virus

>>>>>> in it and the mist has live virus in it....Anyone want to weigh in

>>>>>> on this mystery? My kids were psyched to not get a

>>>>>> shot....now they're petrified to get the shot.

>>>>>>

>>>>> I have another post discussing live and dead virus - upshot is, it

>>>>> may not matter. Having a biochemistry background, it doesn't make

>>>>> ANY sense to me to have both the shot and mist, sounds like someone

>>>>> is getting residuals from pharmaceutical companies. They do act a

>>>>> bit different, but why make your immune system exposed to two

>>>>> different bugs at the same time?

>>>>>

>>>>> In the U.S., what I've heard is they are not recommending healthy

>>>>> people below the age of 65 to get a flu shot, which would include

>>>>> kids (even infants). Of course the older people I know are not

>>>>> getting the flu shot...

>>>>>

>>>>> Take care,

>>>>> RH

>>>>>

>>>>> Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements contained

> herein

>>>>> are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of this e

> mail

>>>>> is

>>>>> entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded of

> their

>>>>> responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and consult with

> their

>>>>> physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

>>>>>

>>>>> Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who sends one

> is

>>>>> automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of the

> attack.

>>>>>

October 13, 2004

Farmer Jack was offering flu shots this morning here in the Metro-

Detroit area. They had people lined up at 2 am for the 10 am

availability. The store that was featured on the news had 400 shots

available and I couldn't help but question why they would allow it

at a grocery store instead of more regulated places. Obviously in

desperation people will lie about their health status. Frustrating

for those people who truly need it and have been turned away.

bug

October 14, 2004

I lucked out today and my daughter and I got them at a drugstore about

15 miles from my work during my lunch hour. Only thing is my lunch hour

took 2 hours and my boss didn't know where I was. Everyone but my

daughter and I were seniors in line for the shots. We had to pay $20.00

per shot, but at that point, I really didn't care.

I hope you can find one as well.

Young wrote:

>Thanks, I will llook everywhere I guess. This is a first for me as I always

>got them at the doctors.

>

>Smiles,

>

> Re: Confused about flu shots

>> > >>>

>> > >>>>My pediatrician's office wants my kids to get shots and they have

>> > >>>>both the shot and the mist. One doc said...definitely get the

>>

>mist

>

>> > >>>>it works better. Another pediatrician in the same office STRONGLY

>> > >>>>suggested to get the shot, not the mist as the shot has dead virus

>> > >>>>in it and the mist has live virus in it....Anyone want to weigh in

>> > >>>>on this mystery? My kids were psyched to not get a

>> > >>>>shot....now they're petrified to get the shot.

>> > >>>>

>> > >>>I have another post discussing live and dead virus - upshot is, it

>> > >>>may not matter. Having a biochemistry background, it doesn't make

>> > >>>ANY sense to me to have both the shot and mist, sounds like someone

>> > >>>is getting residuals from pharmaceutical companies. They do act a

>> > >>>bit different, but why make your immune system exposed to two

>> > >>>different bugs at the same time?

>> > >>>

>> > >>>In the U.S., what I've heard is they are not recommending healthy

>> > >>>people below the age of 65 to get a flu shot, which would include

>> > >>>kids (even infants). Of course the older people I know are not

>> > >>>getting the flu shot...

>> > >>>

>> > >>>Take care,

>> > >>>RH

>> > >>>

>> > >>>Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

>>

>contained

>

>> herein

>> > >>>are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of

>>

>this e

>

>> mail

>> > >>>is

>> > >>>entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded of

>> their

>> > >>>responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and consult

>>

>with

>

>> their

>> > >>>physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

>> > >>>

>> > >>>Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who sends

>>

>one

>

>> is

>> > >>>automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of the

>> attack.

>> > >>>

October 14, 2004

That store is about 2 miles from our house.

venomvw wrote:

>Farmer Jack was offering flu shots this morning here in the Metro-

>Detroit area. They had people lined up at 2 am for the 10 am

>availability. The store that was featured on the news had 400 shots

>available and I couldn't help but question why they would allow it

>at a grocery store instead of more regulated places. Obviously in

>desperation people will lie about their health status. Frustrating

>for those people who truly need it and have been turned away.

>

>bug

>

>Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements contained herein are

not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of this e mail is

entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded of their

responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and consult with their

physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

>

>Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who sends one is

automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of the attack.

>

October 14, 2004

oh that is lucky! I wouldn't mind paying the $20 either, as long as I could

get it. So far their is nothing around here at all:( I am not happy with

the thought of going through the flu season without that shot. Sure hope I

can find it.

Smiles,

Re: Confused about flu shots

> >> > >>>

> >> > >>>>My pediatrician's office wants my kids to get shots and they

have

> >> > >>>>both the shot and the mist. One doc said...definitely get the

> >>

> >mist

> >

> >> > >>>>it works better. Another pediatrician in the same office

STRONGLY

> >> > >>>>suggested to get the shot, not the mist as the shot has dead

virus

> >> > >>>>in it and the mist has live virus in it....Anyone want to weigh

in

> >> > >>>>on this mystery? My kids were psyched to not get a

> >> > >>>>shot....now they're petrified to get the shot.

> >> > >>>>

> >> > >>>I have another post discussing live and dead virus - upshot is,

it

> >> > >>>may not matter. Having a biochemistry background, it doesn't

make

> >> > >>>ANY sense to me to have both the shot and mist, sounds like

someone

> >> > >>>is getting residuals from pharmaceutical companies. They do act

a

> >> > >>>bit different, but why make your immune system exposed to two

> >> > >>>different bugs at the same time?

> >> > >>>

> >> > >>>In the U.S., what I've heard is they are not recommending healthy

> >> > >>>people below the age of 65 to get a flu shot, which would include

> >> > >>>kids (even infants). Of course the older people I know are not

> >> > >>>getting the flu shot...

> >> > >>>

> >> > >>>Take care,

> >> > >>>RH

> >> > >>>

> >> > >>>Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

> >>

> >contained

> >

> >> herein

> >> > >>>are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of

> >>

> >this e

> >

> >> mail

> >> > >>>is

> >> > >>>entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded

of

> >> their

> >> > >>>responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and

consult

> >>

> >with

> >

> >> their

> >> > >>>physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

> >> > >>>

> >> > >>>Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who

sends

> >>

> >one

> >

> >> is

> >> > >>>automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of

the

> >> attack.

> >> > >>>

October 14, 2004

I hope you can too! I hope we all can, for those who choose to get one.

I sure hope they can do something to prevent this from happening again.

Young wrote:

>oh that is lucky! I wouldn't mind paying the $20 either, as long as I could

>get it. So far their is nothing around here at all:( I am not happy with

>the thought of going through the flu season without that shot. Sure hope I

>can find it.

>

>Smiles,

>

> Re: Confused about flu shots

>>>> > >>>

>>>> > >>>>My pediatrician's office wants my kids to get shots and they

>>>>

>have

>

>>>> > >>>>both the shot and the mist. One doc said...definitely get the

>>>>

>>>mist

>>>

>>>> > >>>>it works better. Another pediatrician in the same office

>>>>

>STRONGLY

>

>>>> > >>>>suggested to get the shot, not the mist as the shot has dead

>>>>

>virus

>

>>>> > >>>>in it and the mist has live virus in it....Anyone want to weigh

>>>>

>in

>

>>>> > >>>>on this mystery? My kids were psyched to not get a

>>>> > >>>>shot....now they're petrified to get the shot.

>>>> > >>>>

>>>> > >>>I have another post discussing live and dead virus - upshot is,

>>>>

>it

>

>>>> > >>>may not matter. Having a biochemistry background, it doesn't

>>>>

>make

>

>>>> > >>>ANY sense to me to have both the shot and mist, sounds like

>>>>

>someone

>

>>>> > >>>is getting residuals from pharmaceutical companies. They do act

>>>>

>a

>

>>>> > >>>bit different, but why make your immune system exposed to two

>>>> > >>>different bugs at the same time?

>>>> > >>>

>>>> > >>>In the U.S., what I've heard is they are not recommending healthy

>>>> > >>>people below the age of 65 to get a flu shot, which would include

>>>> > >>>kids (even infants). Of course the older people I know are not

>>>> > >>>getting the flu shot...

>>>> > >>>

>>>> > >>>Take care,

>>>> > >>>RH

>>>> > >>>

>>>> > >>>Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

>>>>

>>>contained

>>>

>>>> herein

>>>> > >>>are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of

>>>>

>>>this e

>>>

>>>> mail

>>>> > >>>is

>>>> > >>>entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded

>>>>

>of

>

>>>> their

>>>> > >>>responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and

>>>>

>consult

>

>>>>

>>>with

>>>

>>>> their

>>>> > >>>physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

>>>> > >>>

>>>> > >>>Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who

>>>>

>sends

>

>>>>

>>>one

>>>

>>>> is

>>>> > >>>automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of

>>>>

>the

>

>>>> attack.

>>>> > >>>

October 14, 2004

Hi and ,

I heard on the news that they are price gouging the shots. Honestly what is

next? You have the Money, you get the Shot. First of all this shouldn't be

happening, but the only thing I can think of is the elderly seniors who have a

hard enough time managing their monthly check to cover food and prescriptions.

I do believe that this ( contamination of the vaccines) won't happen again. I

think the government was caught off guard and the UK company who was

manufacturing them didn't say a word until the UK governement shut them down.

Just think we could have had contaminated vaccines coming into the US and all

those people would be deathly ill, or worse could have died.

I really do hope those who choose to get the shot are able to find a place that

has them available.

Hugs,

Ann-Marie

Re: Confused about flu shots

>>>> > >>>

>>>> > >>>>My pediatrician's office wants my kids to get shots and they

>>>>

>have

>

>>>> > >>>>both the shot and the mist. One doc said...definitely get the

>>>>

>>>mist

>>>

>>>> > >>>>it works better. Another pediatrician in the same office

>>>>

>STRONGLY

>

>>>> > >>>>suggested to get the shot, not the mist as the shot has dead

>>>>

>virus

>

>>>> > >>>>in it and the mist has live virus in it....Anyone want to weigh

>>>>

>in

>

>>>> > >>>>on this mystery? My kids were psyched to not get a

>>>> > >>>>shot....now they're petrified to get the shot.

>>>> > >>>>

>>>> > >>>I have another post discussing live and dead virus - upshot is,

>>>>

>it

>

>>>> > >>>may not matter. Having a biochemistry background, it doesn't

>>>>

>make

>

>>>> > >>>ANY sense to me to have both the shot and mist, sounds like

>>>>

>someone

>

>>>> > >>>is getting residuals from pharmaceutical companies. They do act

>>>>

>a

>

>>>> > >>>bit different, but why make your immune system exposed to two

>>>> > >>>different bugs at the same time?

>>>> > >>>

>>>> > >>>In the U.S., what I've heard is they are not recommending healthy

>>>> > >>>people below the age of 65 to get a flu shot, which would include

>>>> > >>>kids (even infants). Of course the older people I know are not

>>>> > >>>getting the flu shot...

>>>> > >>>

>>>> > >>>Take care,

>>>> > >>>RH

>>>> > >>>

>>>> > >>>Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

>>>>

>>>contained

>>>

>>>> herein

>>>> > >>>are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of

>>>>

>>>this e

>>>

>>>> mail

>>>> > >>>is

>>>> > >>>entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded

>>>>

>of

>

>>>> their

>>>> > >>>responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and

>>>>

>consult

>

>>>>

>>>with

>>>

>>>> their

>>>> > >>>physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

>>>> > >>>

>>>> > >>>Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who

>>>>

>sends

>

>>>>

>>>one

>>>

>>>> is

>>>> > >>>automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of

>>>>

>the

>

>>>> attack.

>>>> > >>>

October 14, 2004

Ann-Marie

I heard on the news tonight that they have indicted several for the price

gouging. They also said that the CDC is planning on having several

additional labs produce vaccine in the future.

I agree that those who need it should be able to get it without having to

worry about how they were going to pay for it.

laurie

>

> Reply-To:

> Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 22:10:21 -0400

> To: >

> Subject: Re: Places to find the Flu Shot/ Young

>

> Hi and ,

>

> I heard on the news that they are price gouging the shots. Honestly what is

> next? You have the Money, you get the Shot. First of all this shouldn't be

> happening, but the only thing I can think of is the elderly seniors who have a

> hard enough time managing their monthly check to cover food and prescriptions.

>

> I do believe that this ( contamination of the vaccines) won't happen again. I

> think the government was caught off guard and the UK company who was

> manufacturing them didn't say a word until the UK governement shut them down.

> Just think we could have had contaminated vaccines coming into the US and all

> those people would be deathly ill, or worse could have died.

>

> I really do hope those who choose to get the shot are able to find a place

> that has them available.

>

> Hugs,

> Ann-Marie

> Re: Confused about flu shots

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> My pediatrician's office wants my kids to get shots and they

>>>>>

>> have

>>

>>>>>>>>>> both the shot and the mist. One doc said...definitely get the

>>>>>

>>>> mist

>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> it works better. Another pediatrician in the same office

>>>>>

>> STRONGLY

>>

>>>>>>>>>> suggested to get the shot, not the mist as the shot has dead

>>>>>

>> virus

>>

>>>>>>>>>> in it and the mist has live virus in it....Anyone want to weigh

>>>>>

>> in

>>

>>>>>>>>>> on this mystery? My kids were psyched to not get a

>>>>>>>>>> shot....now they're petrified to get the shot.

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> I have another post discussing live and dead virus - upshot is,

>>>>>

>> it

>>

>>>>>>>>> may not matter. Having a biochemistry background, it doesn't

>>>>>

>> make

>>

>>>>>>>>> ANY sense to me to have both the shot and mist, sounds like

>>>>>

>> someone

>>

>>>>>>>>> is getting residuals from pharmaceutical companies. They do act

>>>>>

>> a

>>

>>>>>>>>> bit different, but why make your immune system exposed to two

>>>>>>>>> different bugs at the same time?

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> In the U.S., what I've heard is they are not recommending healthy

>>>>>>>>> people below the age of 65 to get a flu shot, which would include

>>>>>>>>> kids (even infants). Of course the older people I know are not

>>>>>>>>> getting the flu shot...

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Take care,

>>>>>>>>> RH

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

>>>>>

>>>> contained

>>>>

>>>>> herein

>>>>>>>>> are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The author of

>>>>>

>>>> this e

>>>>

>>>>> mail

>>>>>>>>> is

>>>>>>>>> entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded

>>>>>

>> of

>>

>>>>> their

>>>>>>>>> responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and

>>>>>

>> consult

>>

>>>>>

>>>> with

>>>>

>>>>> their

>>>>>>>>> physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who

>>>>>

>> sends

>>

>>>>>

>>>> one

>>>>

>>>>> is

>>>>>>>>> automatically moderated or removed depending on the severity of

>>>>>

>> the

>>

>>>>> attack.

>>>>>>>>>

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