question

[Guest guest]

> After a flare up does anyone's skin have dryness? (little flakes)

> or is this sed derm.

During a flare, the inflammation disrupts the epidermal protective

barrier that normally holds water into the skin and keeps it moist.

After a flare the inflammation subsides but the barrier has not yet

returned to normal, so expect post-flare skin will be drier (little

flakes) than normal. Protecting the skin during and after a flare

while the barrier heals helps, by using either with a water-based

moisturizers containing simethicone, or selected oils.

Seborrheic dermatitis has a different appearance and symptoms than

you describe.

Marjorie

Marjorie Lazoff, MD

[Guest guest]

> After a flare up does anyone's skin have dryness? (little flakes)

> or is this sed derm.

During a flare, the inflammation disrupts the epidermal protective

barrier that normally holds water into the skin and keeps it moist.

After a flare the inflammation subsides but the barrier has not yet

returned to normal, so expect post-flare skin will be drier (little

flakes) than normal. Protecting the skin during and after a flare

while the barrier heals helps, by using either with a water-based

moisturizers containing simethicone, or selected oils.

Seborrheic dermatitis has a different appearance and symptoms than

you describe.

Marjorie

Marjorie Lazoff, MD

[Guest guest]

> After a flare up does anyone's skin have dryness? (little flakes)

> or is this sed derm.

During a flare, the inflammation disrupts the epidermal protective

barrier that normally holds water into the skin and keeps it moist.

After a flare the inflammation subsides but the barrier has not yet

returned to normal, so expect post-flare skin will be drier (little

flakes) than normal. Protecting the skin during and after a flare

while the barrier heals helps, by using either with a water-based

moisturizers containing simethicone, or selected oils.

Seborrheic dermatitis has a different appearance and symptoms than

you describe.

Marjorie

Marjorie Lazoff, MD

[Guest guest]

I am in total agreement Alena.

Eliza

> I have a question for the moderators. When I am replying to the

list messages, the response email is by default addressed to the

sender, as opposed to the entire rosacea-suppost group. I am on a

couple of other mailing lists that are also hosted by Yahoo; and if

I am responding to an email from any of them, my mail is addressed

to the entire group and not the individual sender. Therefore, I am

assuming that is some default set for each mailing list and I wonder

if this is a setting that the list moderators can change (assuming

that others would agree, of course). I see that Marjorie frequently

reposts emails that go directly to her instead to the group, and I

just sent her one such email myself by mistake.

> (Of course, on another list I managed to send a very private email

to the entire subscriber community ... that's a priceless moment,

too!)

>

> Alena

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am in total agreement Alena.

Eliza

> I have a question for the moderators. When I am replying to the

list messages, the response email is by default addressed to the

sender, as opposed to the entire rosacea-suppost group. I am on a

couple of other mailing lists that are also hosted by Yahoo; and if

I am responding to an email from any of them, my mail is addressed

to the entire group and not the individual sender. Therefore, I am

assuming that is some default set for each mailing list and I wonder

if this is a setting that the list moderators can change (assuming

that others would agree, of course). I see that Marjorie frequently

reposts emails that go directly to her instead to the group, and I

just sent her one such email myself by mistake.

> (Of course, on another list I managed to send a very private email

to the entire subscriber community ... that's a priceless moment,

too!)

>

> Alena

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am in total agreement Alena.

Eliza

> I have a question for the moderators. When I am replying to the

list messages, the response email is by default addressed to the

sender, as opposed to the entire rosacea-suppost group. I am on a

couple of other mailing lists that are also hosted by Yahoo; and if

I am responding to an email from any of them, my mail is addressed

to the entire group and not the individual sender. Therefore, I am

assuming that is some default set for each mailing list and I wonder

if this is a setting that the list moderators can change (assuming

that others would agree, of course). I see that Marjorie frequently

reposts emails that go directly to her instead to the group, and I

just sent her one such email myself by mistake.

> (Of course, on another list I managed to send a very private email

to the entire subscriber community ... that's a priceless moment,

too!)

>

> Alena

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

i think it would be good to have the " reply to " option go

right to the group, however i would not want the " reply to

all " option to change where i can reply to the individual

as well (or only the individual.)

carrie

--- " hueda.rm " hueda@...> wrote:

>

> I am in total agreement Alena.

>

>

> Eliza

>

>

>

> > I have a question for the moderators. When I am

> replying to the

> list messages, the response email is by default addressed

> to the

> sender, as opposed to the entire rosacea-suppost group. I

> am on a

> couple of other mailing lists that are also hosted by

> Yahoo; and if

> I am responding to an email from any of them, my mail is

> addressed

> to the entire group and not the individual sender.

> Therefore, I am

> assuming that is some default set for each mailing list

> and I wonder

> if this is a setting that the list moderators can change

> (assuming

> that others would agree, of course). I see that Marjorie

> frequently

> reposts emails that go directly to her instead to the

> group, and I

> just sent her one such email myself by mistake.

> > (Of course, on another list I managed to send a very

> private email

> to the entire subscriber community ... that's a priceless

> moment,

> too!)

> >

> > Alena

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I'm interested to know what e-mail system you are using Alena. I use MS

Outlook at work and Outlook Express at home, and they both give me two

buttons to choose from - Reply and Reply All, fairly intuitive (unlike most

MS stuff!).

Reply All has a slight disadvantage in that it wants to post the message to

the Group and to the Sender - so if I remember I delete the Sender, who is

going to get the message to the Group anyway. If anyone gets two e-mails

from me I've forgotten to do this!

Maybe you can change the defaults on your e-mail server?

Barry

Question

I have a question for the moderators. When I am replying to the list

messages, the response email is by default addressed to the sender, as

opposed to the entire rosacea-suppost group. I am on a couple of other

mailing lists that are also hosted by Yahoo; and if I am responding to an

email from any of them, my mail is addressed to the entire group and not the

individual sender. Therefore, I am assuming that is some default set for

each mailing list and I wonder if this is a setting that the list moderators

can change (assuming that others would agree, of course). I see that

Marjorie frequently reposts emails that go directly to her instead to the

group, and I just sent her one such email myself by mistake.

(Of course, on another list I managed to send a very private email to the

entire subscriber community ... that's a priceless moment, too!)

Alena

[Guest guest]

I'm interested to know what e-mail system you are using Alena. I use MS

Outlook at work and Outlook Express at home, and they both give me two

buttons to choose from - Reply and Reply All, fairly intuitive (unlike most

MS stuff!).

Reply All has a slight disadvantage in that it wants to post the message to

the Group and to the Sender - so if I remember I delete the Sender, who is

going to get the message to the Group anyway. If anyone gets two e-mails

from me I've forgotten to do this!

Maybe you can change the defaults on your e-mail server?

Barry

Question

I have a question for the moderators. When I am replying to the list

messages, the response email is by default addressed to the sender, as

opposed to the entire rosacea-suppost group. I am on a couple of other

mailing lists that are also hosted by Yahoo; and if I am responding to an

email from any of them, my mail is addressed to the entire group and not the

individual sender. Therefore, I am assuming that is some default set for

each mailing list and I wonder if this is a setting that the list moderators

can change (assuming that others would agree, of course). I see that

Marjorie frequently reposts emails that go directly to her instead to the

group, and I just sent her one such email myself by mistake.

(Of course, on another list I managed to send a very private email to the

entire subscriber community ... that's a priceless moment, too!)

Alena

[Guest guest]

I'm interested to know what e-mail system you are using Alena. I use MS

Outlook at work and Outlook Express at home, and they both give me two

buttons to choose from - Reply and Reply All, fairly intuitive (unlike most

MS stuff!).

Reply All has a slight disadvantage in that it wants to post the message to

the Group and to the Sender - so if I remember I delete the Sender, who is

going to get the message to the Group anyway. If anyone gets two e-mails

from me I've forgotten to do this!

Maybe you can change the defaults on your e-mail server?

Barry

Question

I have a question for the moderators. When I am replying to the list

messages, the response email is by default addressed to the sender, as

opposed to the entire rosacea-suppost group. I am on a couple of other

mailing lists that are also hosted by Yahoo; and if I am responding to an

email from any of them, my mail is addressed to the entire group and not the

individual sender. Therefore, I am assuming that is some default set for

each mailing list and I wonder if this is a setting that the list moderators

can change (assuming that others would agree, of course). I see that

Marjorie frequently reposts emails that go directly to her instead to the

group, and I just sent her one such email myself by mistake.

(Of course, on another list I managed to send a very private email to the

entire subscriber community ... that's a priceless moment, too!)

Alena

[Guest guest]

> I'm interested to know what e-mail system you are using Alena. I use MS

> Outlook at work and Outlook Express at home, and they both give me two

> buttons to choose from - Reply and Reply All,

Barry, I use Outlook Express at work and Eudora at home, and yes, they do

give me the Reply/Reply to All options, the problem is that subconsciously I

hit just Reply and if I don't catch it, then the email goes only to the

original sender.

> Maybe you can change the defaults on your e-mail server?

This has nothing to do with any setting on the mail server. (None of has

access to tweak the setting on a mail server, unless you run your own ).

I am positive it is nothing on my side, because as I said, posts from other

mailing lists (also ) default the respons to the mailing

list, and the individual. Also, at home I can get online either using a

dialup through my work or a regular ISP through which I have my personal

account. In either case, the mail is handled by a different mail server

(again confirming it's got nothing to do it).

Never mind, it is not that important. Thanks for trying to help, though.

Alena

[Guest guest]

I've had this too. Once it went from my left arm to my right leg then up my

side down my right arm and up to my face. It scared the s**t out of me. I

freaked out and didn't sleep the rest of the night. I can blame the provigil

for the panic. I've had it in both arms at times and in my face and back. If I

extend my arm it goes numb. Not even hyperextending my elbow...just reaching

for the radio while I'm driving. I always figured this was neurological, but I

don't worry about it.

Question

Ok, question. I want to know if anyone has had this happen or am I

just odd. I know there is a restless leg syndrome, I seem to have it

in my left arm, at least that's what it feels like and it also hurts

through the whole arm. It just started within the last couple nights

when I've went to bed. It's really very irritating and I hate that

feeling it gives me, it almost puts me into an anxiety attack! It's

not like I was laying on that arm and it aches from my shoulder to my

fingers! Like right now!! Has anyone had this happen? Just

curious. Thanks!!

Dana

[Guest guest]

I've had this too. Once it went from my left arm to my right leg then up my

side down my right arm and up to my face. It scared the s**t out of me. I

freaked out and didn't sleep the rest of the night. I can blame the provigil

for the panic. I've had it in both arms at times and in my face and back. If I

extend my arm it goes numb. Not even hyperextending my elbow...just reaching

for the radio while I'm driving. I always figured this was neurological, but I

don't worry about it.

Question

Ok, question. I want to know if anyone has had this happen or am I

just odd. I know there is a restless leg syndrome, I seem to have it

in my left arm, at least that's what it feels like and it also hurts

through the whole arm. It just started within the last couple nights

when I've went to bed. It's really very irritating and I hate that

feeling it gives me, it almost puts me into an anxiety attack! It's

not like I was laying on that arm and it aches from my shoulder to my

fingers! Like right now!! Has anyone had this happen? Just

curious. Thanks!!

Dana

[Guest guest]

I've had this too. Once it went from my left arm to my right leg then up my

side down my right arm and up to my face. It scared the s**t out of me. I

freaked out and didn't sleep the rest of the night. I can blame the provigil

for the panic. I've had it in both arms at times and in my face and back. If I

extend my arm it goes numb. Not even hyperextending my elbow...just reaching

for the radio while I'm driving. I always figured this was neurological, but I

don't worry about it.

Question

Ok, question. I want to know if anyone has had this happen or am I

just odd. I know there is a restless leg syndrome, I seem to have it

in my left arm, at least that's what it feels like and it also hurts

through the whole arm. It just started within the last couple nights

when I've went to bed. It's really very irritating and I hate that

feeling it gives me, it almost puts me into an anxiety attack! It's

not like I was laying on that arm and it aches from my shoulder to my

fingers! Like right now!! Has anyone had this happen? Just

curious. Thanks!!

Dana

[Guest guest]

Dana Writes,

> OK, question. I want to know if anyone has had this happen or am I

> just odd. I know there is a restless leg syndrome, I seem to have it

> in my left arm, at least that's what it feels like and it also hurts

> through the whole arm.

>

> I don't know what causes it either but I had a few days where my whole body

> felt like restless legs do. It lasted for about three days and then went

> away and has not come back since. Hopefully this will happen to your left

> arm.

Take care,

Irene

Books may well be the only true magic

Alice Hoffman

[Guest guest]

Dana Writes,

> OK, question. I want to know if anyone has had this happen or am I

> just odd. I know there is a restless leg syndrome, I seem to have it

> in my left arm, at least that's what it feels like and it also hurts

> through the whole arm.

>

> I don't know what causes it either but I had a few days where my whole body

> felt like restless legs do. It lasted for about three days and then went

> away and has not come back since. Hopefully this will happen to your left

> arm.

Take care,

Irene

Books may well be the only true magic

Alice Hoffman

[Guest guest]

Dana,

There are some nights my arms will twitch and feel restless more

than my legs. I have been woken up my restless arm sensations. I

think I get the feeling like once a week or so.

Shandi

> Dana Writes,

>

> > OK, question. I want to know if anyone has had this happen or

am I

> > just odd. I know there is a restless leg syndrome, I seem to

have it

> > in my left arm, at least that's what it feels like and it also

hurts

> > through the whole arm.

> >

> > I don't know what causes it either but I had a few days where my

whole body

> > felt like restless legs do. It lasted for about three days and

then went

> > away and has not come back since. Hopefully this will happen to

your left

> > arm.

>

>

> Take care,

> Irene

>

> Books may well be the only true magic

> Alice Hoffman

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dana,

There are some nights my arms will twitch and feel restless more

than my legs. I have been woken up my restless arm sensations. I

think I get the feeling like once a week or so.

Shandi

> Dana Writes,

>

> > OK, question. I want to know if anyone has had this happen or

am I

> > just odd. I know there is a restless leg syndrome, I seem to

have it

> > in my left arm, at least that's what it feels like and it also

hurts

> > through the whole arm.

> >

> > I don't know what causes it either but I had a few days where my

whole body

> > felt like restless legs do. It lasted for about three days and

then went

> > away and has not come back since. Hopefully this will happen to

your left

> > arm.

>

>

> Take care,

> Irene

>

> Books may well be the only true magic

> Alice Hoffman

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dana,

There are some nights my arms will twitch and feel restless more

than my legs. I have been woken up my restless arm sensations. I

think I get the feeling like once a week or so.

Shandi

> Dana Writes,

>

> > OK, question. I want to know if anyone has had this happen or

am I

> > just odd. I know there is a restless leg syndrome, I seem to

have it

> > in my left arm, at least that's what it feels like and it also

hurts

> > through the whole arm.

> >

> > I don't know what causes it either but I had a few days where my

whole body

> > felt like restless legs do. It lasted for about three days and

then went

> > away and has not come back since. Hopefully this will happen to

your left

> > arm.

>

>

> Take care,

> Irene

>

> Books may well be the only true magic

> Alice Hoffman

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/24/2002 9:06:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

slb@... writes:

> The question is, how many of you have tried or on Ultram? I've been

> thinking about asking my dr for it.

>

> Thanks and cyberhugs,

> Sherri

>

>

>

Hi Sherri,

I take Ultram. I only take 1/2 of a pill at a time. It works okay but

I think it would work better in a higher dose. It doesn't really help my

muscle pain but it helps me with joint pain. Hope that helps.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/24/2002 9:06:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

slb@... writes:

> The question is, how many of you have tried or on Ultram? I've been

> thinking about asking my dr for it.

>

> Thanks and cyberhugs,

> Sherri

>

>

>

Hi Sherri,

I take Ultram. I only take 1/2 of a pill at a time. It works okay but

I think it would work better in a higher dose. It doesn't really help my

muscle pain but it helps me with joint pain. Hope that helps.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/24/2002 9:06:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

slb@... writes:

> The question is, how many of you have tried or on Ultram? I've been

> thinking about asking my dr for it.

>

> Thanks and cyberhugs,

> Sherri

>

>

>

Hi Sherri,

I take Ultram. I only take 1/2 of a pill at a time. It works okay but

I think it would work better in a higher dose. It doesn't really help my

muscle pain but it helps me with joint pain. Hope that helps.

[Guest guest]

At 11:01 PM 05/24/2002 -0600, Sherri B wrote:

>The question is, how many of you have tried or on Ultram? I've been

>thinking about asking my dr for it.

It doesn't do anything for me. But it seems to work well for some

others. For me, I might as well have taken nothing at all; I've seen

others get woozy and sleepy and spaced-out, but I sorta just sat there,

waiting for something to happen that never did.

Best,

Em

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

" Even in nice Mr. son's stories, each boy's life only catches

your deepest interest when a pirate is about to slit that sweet child's

throat. What makes a story good ain't what makes a person good. "

(Allan Gurganus)

" Cut a good story anywhere, and it will bleed. "

(Anton Chekhov)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Guest guest]

At 11:01 PM 05/24/2002 -0600, Sherri B wrote:

>The question is, how many of you have tried or on Ultram? I've been

>thinking about asking my dr for it.

It doesn't do anything for me. But it seems to work well for some

others. For me, I might as well have taken nothing at all; I've seen

others get woozy and sleepy and spaced-out, but I sorta just sat there,

waiting for something to happen that never did.

Best,

Em

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

" Even in nice Mr. son's stories, each boy's life only catches

your deepest interest when a pirate is about to slit that sweet child's

throat. What makes a story good ain't what makes a person good. "

(Allan Gurganus)

" Cut a good story anywhere, and it will bleed. "

(Anton Chekhov)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Guest guest]

At 11:01 PM 05/24/2002 -0600, Sherri B wrote:

>The question is, how many of you have tried or on Ultram? I've been

>thinking about asking my dr for it.

It doesn't do anything for me. But it seems to work well for some

others. For me, I might as well have taken nothing at all; I've seen

others get woozy and sleepy and spaced-out, but I sorta just sat there,

waiting for something to happen that never did.

Best,

Em

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

" Even in nice Mr. son's stories, each boy's life only catches

your deepest interest when a pirate is about to slit that sweet child's

throat. What makes a story good ain't what makes a person good. "

(Allan Gurganus)

" Cut a good story anywhere, and it will bleed. "

(Anton Chekhov)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~