OOPS

August 25, 2005

Shirley has many things wrong and I don't recommend relying on her

information.

Bee

> Oops, so sorry I put a message to Shan, that was

> accidentally sent the group here.

>

> I sent Bee this site, so I'll attach here because it's

> Shirley's Wellness Group, and it's good.

>

> http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/author.htm

>

> Janice

>

> __________________________________________________

>

March 23, 2006

advokam <advokam@...> wrote: Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2006 23:53:44 -0000From: "advokam" <advokam@...>Kathy Gorski <kjillgorski@...>Subject: oopsKathy,You posted the message below to Feisty instead of .I am kind of surprised they approved it! You may want to post againon the other group.May 15, eh? My dad will be there then. Wish you had a moredefinitive decision to make. I'm thinking about you!kamI heard back from Dr Bridwell's office. He reviewed my CT scan tosee if my spine has fused from 2003 surgery. He said the fusion isquestionable in the L-1 through L-3 area. He said if there were aroom of 100 surgeons, 50 would say anterior surgery and 50 would sayno surgery. So, I go and see him May 15th to talk to him. I suredo dread

having another surgery, but don't want to continue to leanto the right.cam, I filled out the survey, sorry I didn't do it sooner. Kathy G.

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May 5, 2006

On Fri, 05 May 2006 17:42:33 -0000, " rebecca " <rsl1222@...> wrote:

>i forgot i went to the doctors one time and he just asked my what all

>problems i was having didnt touch me at all.no piss test or

>anything.got a little thing looked like a caculater touch with a

>little pen and said i had a UTI

That guy was a quack. I went to doctor once and he did a fluoroscopic exam,

told me I had a prolapsed uterus and it would take six months to cure me. A

couple of days later I was feeling much worse and went to another and he did the

urine test, said I had a raging uti, gave me antibiotics and I got better right

away.

Ora

July 31, 2006

Hi Eliza

I was very overweight, and since I've been on this anti-candida diet,

I've lost 48kg (my favourite conversion website says that is 105.82

pounds). I've been on the diet for 9 1/2 months, and I lost the first

20kgs so quickly I couldn't believe it.

Over the weekend, I cheated for the first time in 9 1/2 months and

didn't lose weight this week because of that. Normally I lose between 2

- 3 kgs per month.

Hope that helps.

Keen

oops

Sorry... I just realized that last post I made was a bit redundant...

I had already asked that question.

But I have another:

I've definitely gained a lot of weight since my symptoms have been

appearing. I'm wondering how long it will take the weight to get

lost! I work out for at least 30 minutes a day, and I know that

eliminating most of the carbs in my diet will do wonders...

What were other people's results with weight loss? How fast did you

lose it? How much did you lose?

July 31, 2006

Thanks so much for the responses. I think one of the major reasons

I have candida now is that I took so many antibiotics for UTIs. I

would get them over and over and over again; it was rather

ridiculous. I would finishe the antibiotics for one, and a week

later I would have another infection (or the same one, perhaps). I

went in to the hospital once and got a camera-up-the-urethra

operation (super-fun!), and it showed that the lining of my bladder

was torn to shiz. So I went on antiobiotics for 6 months. A low

dosage every day, but that's still a lot of antiobiotics!

So now it's no wonder I have an imbalance of good bacteria in my

system. I'm just wondering if I get another UTI (the cause is

always mechanical, if you know what I mean, and I haven't been

exposed to, ahem, mechanics for a while) what I should do. I

know there are other treatment options available. Has anyone else

run into this problem? What did you do?

>

> >i forgot i went to the doctors one time and he just asked my what

all

> >problems i was having didnt touch me at all.no piss test or

> >anything.got a little thing looked like a caculater touch with a

> >little pen and said i had a UTI

>

> That guy was a quack. I went to doctor once and he did a

fluoroscopic exam,

> told me I had a prolapsed uterus and it would take six months to

cure me. A

> couple of days later I was feeling much worse and went to another

and he did the

> urine test, said I had a raging uti, gave me antibiotics and I

got better right

> away.

>

> Ora

>

July 31, 2006

Ive only ever had 2 UTIs in my life, but after being forced to take

antibiotics for the last one I bought a supplement called D-Mannose

(a sugar) which a lot of people rave about. Cranberry juice and

natural UTI supplements never did anything for me. Fortunately for

me I havent had the chance to try my D-Mannose yet so I can't tell

you how well it works. Heres some info, and maybe others in the

group know more about D-Mannose?

http://www.drpressman.com/Library/D-Mannose.htm

http://www.healingtherapies.info/D-Mannose.htm

ita

> >

> > >i forgot i went to the doctors one time and he just asked my

what

> all

> > >problems i was having didnt touch me at all.no piss test or

> > >anything.got a little thing looked like a caculater touch with a

> > >little pen and said i had a UTI

> >

> > That guy was a quack. I went to doctor once and he did a

> fluoroscopic exam,

> > told me I had a prolapsed uterus and it would take six months to

> cure me. A

> > couple of days later I was feeling much worse and went to

another

> and he did the

> > urine test, said I had a raging uti, gave me antibiotics and I

> got better right

> > away.

> >

> > Ora

> >

>

August 1, 2006

I know of people who take cranberry tablets every day to help ward off

bladder infections. But it could also be a sign of candida overgrowth

and you could have the problem until the candida is under control.

Keen

Re: oops

Thanks so much for the responses. I think one of the major reasons

I have candida now is that I took so many antibiotics for UTIs. I

would get them over and over and over again; it was rather

ridiculous. I would finishe the antibiotics for one, and a week

later I would have another infection (or the same one, perhaps). I

went in to the hospital once and got a camera-up-the-urethra

operation (super-fun!), and it showed that the lining of my bladder

was torn to shiz. So I went on antiobiotics for 6 months. A low

dosage every day, but that's still a lot of antiobiotics!

So now it's no wonder I have an imbalance of good bacteria in my

system. I'm just wondering if I get another UTI (the cause is

always mechanical, if you know what I mean, and I haven't been

exposed to, ahem, mechanics for a while) what I should do. I

know there are other treatment options available. Has anyone else

run into this problem? What did you do?

>

> >i forgot i went to the doctors one time and he just asked my what

all

> >problems i was having didnt touch me at all.no piss test or

> >anything.got a little thing looked like a caculater touch with a

> >little pen and said i had a UTI

>

> That guy was a quack. I went to doctor once and he did a

fluoroscopic exam,

> told me I had a prolapsed uterus and it would take six months to

cure me. A

> couple of days later I was feeling much worse and went to another

and he did the

> urine test, said I had a raging uti, gave me antibiotics and I

got better right

> away.

>

> Ora

>

August 1, 2006

I've found that I am either allergic to gluten or I am have celiac disease.

(Bad tummy problems occur to put it nicely) I stopped eating all bread

products (it took a long time to cut down) as well as cutting down on

anything with corn in it and have lost weight. This was so great for me

because it is very hard for me to lose weight. Also, I have severely cut

down on my sugar consumption. Some people can stop eating bad food

immediately but I needed to cut down slowly. Also, potatoes (especially

fried ones) are horrible for the body. It's not just the fat but they emit

some sort of toxins when cooked. (You could google that on the web because I

can't remember what toxin they emit). I have also stopped eating cheese

because I was slightly lactose intolerant and it seemed to get worse. Once

in awhile I'll cheat but not often. I think that not eating all the carbs

from the bread and the fat from cheese helps with the weight loss. It's been

slow going for me but I have definetly seen improvement. The main point is

to focus on your overall health instead of just the weight loss. Good Luck!

Alison