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Linie

On Fri, 28 May 1999 08:17:30 -0400 <lparker@...> writes:

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In a message dated 12/21/1999 5:00:05 PM Central Standard Time,

spnba@... writes:

> I need the digest format, none of this one at a time for me. What do I do??

Well apparently the list owner has the list set up for replies to go to the

individual, which is sad as others will miss out on the info unless I CC to

the list. You send a blank email addressed to: -digestonelist

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Betty/Sandy,

Just log into Onelist, and you'll see a list of all of the lists that you

are on. On the far right side, there will be a drop down menu that lets

you change your options from mail to no mail to digest. Just change it to

however you'd like to receive this list.

- Ela

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Hi ,

Welcome to the group, posts of late have been large in volume. This is

not always the norm, but due to doctor harassment of LD practitioners, there

is lots of activity here on the list. Single mail is just that, you get

each post in your mailbox as it is posted to your server. Digest usually is

sent 2 to 3 times daily when high volume, it includes about 25 messages in

one email to your mail box. You scroll down to read the posts, in the

beginning of each digest email, it lists the headers and who the mail was

sent by. If this is still too much for you, you can go No mail, this allows

you to read postings in the digest form in the archives at your leisure, but

you are still a member of the list. I hope this helps,.

Marta

> From: world.paper@...

>

> Can you explain to me how to use " digest " ? Is there a way to delete data

> from Lyme Aid without having to unsubscribe or without deleting " mail "

> from other sources when you are too busy to raed everything?

> Thanks

>

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Hi,

This also happened to me and I haven't heard from onelist since writing

about it. What mail program do you have? I have reinstalled Eudora after

pc crash and just found out it has Y2K problems - one of which is putting

wrong dates on mail. I am wondering if digest problem is another part of

it. FOr the time being, I am back on individual e-mails, even tho it is a

lot of mail. Have any others experienced this problem with last digest?

One I had trouble with had 25, and I received 4 - this one was mentioned

previously by me and others. Think there are bugs other than those in our

bodies!

Christie

At 04:05 PM 1/22/00 EST, you wrote:

>From: MCamp10139@...

>

>The most recent digest was supposed to contain 25 messages. I only got 8 of

>them and the rest were a repeat of the previous digest (sorry, don't have

>numbers).

>What's going on here! I'm going to demand my money back from Onelist!

>

>Mike

>

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Hi O's,

Thanks for all the suggestions on calcium and milk substitutions. I

really think I've finally found the best diet for me, after years of trying

mostly vegetarian or semi/vegetarian diets. Every day I feel better. If

only I had found this in my twenties!

I was wondering if anyone has tried any of the North American Pharmacal

supplements. ARA 6? That one sounds good for the immune system. And I'm

not sure if Bladderwrack would do me any good, since I don't have a thyroid.

In my twenties, I had hypothyroid, and then when I was 32, I had Grave's

disease (hyperthyroid). I'm on total T4 rplacement. Went into early menopause

after that. Sherry, wanted to tell you I'm on natural hormone replacement.

Have you ever heard of Dr. ? He is a pioneer in this area,

wrote a book called " Natural Hormone Replacement " , you can get it through

your library. I have read a lot about wild yam creams, and they don't do too

much for you. Women need the progesterone USP. Have you ever read Dr.

Lee's book? It is all about natural progesterone. Since I have been on

natural HRT (which I get prescribed from a compounding pharmacy), I feel

hormonally like a twenty year old, but no periods or PMS!! Also, my skin is

much better.

I am wondering too about where you get Pharma Mag. And what elemental

means. I found a calcium recently I like that is called CalMax. They

advertise it on TV, but you can get it over the web for half the cost. Also,

someone mentioned getting your vitamin D from the sun, but I live in northern

Ohio, and that's impossible most of the year. (Hope to be moving to Florida

in the next two years!)

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I am bleading every 2 weeks, did you get that. I cannot use the yam cream

while that is going on so I am not sure of what to do. I have never heard of

natural hormone replacement. I will have to look into it. Is that what T4

is. Pharma Mag I get from a health food store but behind the counter as it

is a naturopathic brand. There are naturopathics who run the shop. If you

know of a friend who is in the field. My friend is a herbalist and I also

get them from her as well. I live in Sydney, Australia so I am not sure if

it is an australian brand. Actually it is an australian one. The ingredients

are

magnesium orotate 400mg

magnesium aspartate 250mg

potassium aspartate 250mg

calcium orotate 100mg

Thanks for the advice and I will have a look at those books. I have read one

called " Passage to Power " by Kenton but she doesn't say anything

about what you have said. Sherry

>From: pbgmmg@...

>Reply-egroups

>egroups

>Subject: Re: Digest

>Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 08:37:49 EDT

>

>Hi O's,

> Thanks for all the suggestions on calcium and milk substitutions. I

>really think I've finally found the best diet for me, after years of trying

>mostly vegetarian or semi/vegetarian diets. Every day I feel better. If

>only I had found this in my twenties!

> I was wondering if anyone has tried any of the North American

>Pharmacal

>supplements. ARA 6? That one sounds good for the immune system. And I'm

>not sure if Bladderwrack would do me any good, since I don't have a

>thyroid.

> In my twenties, I had hypothyroid, and then when I was 32, I had

>Grave's

>disease (hyperthyroid). I'm on total T4 rplacement. Went into early

>menopause

>after that. Sherry, wanted to tell you I'm on natural hormone replacement.

>Have you ever heard of Dr. ? He is a pioneer in this area,

>wrote a book called " Natural Hormone Replacement " , you can get it through

>your library. I have read a lot about wild yam creams, and they don't do

>too

>much for you. Women need the progesterone USP. Have you ever read Dr.

>

>Lee's book? It is all about natural progesterone. Since I have been on

>natural HRT (which I get prescribed from a compounding pharmacy), I feel

>hormonally like a twenty year old, but no periods or PMS!! Also, my skin

>is

>much better.

> I am wondering too about where you get Pharma Mag. And what

>elemental

>means. I found a calcium recently I like that is called CalMax. They

>advertise it on TV, but you can get it over the web for half the cost.

>Also,

>someone mentioned getting your vitamin D from the sun, but I live in

>northern

>Ohio, and that's impossible most of the year. (Hope to be moving to

>Florida

>in the next two years!)

>

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Sherry McCartney,

I know that micronized natural progesterone (derived from soybeans) is

available from ob-gyns in the USA. I had a problem recently where I bled for

a month, and my ob-gyn informed me of this option. However, I got the

bleeding to stop and did not pursue it. I use wild yam and chaste berry

capsules regularly and tinctures of the same on occasion, along with Yarrow

tincture to keep my situation under control. I hope you find something that

works. Surely there might be homeopathic remedies that can help.

Menstruating every two weeks is no fun. It could be a sign that you're not

ovulating.

Kathleen

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I never go through to get my mail. I think I couldn't find it if I tried I am so computer illerate. hahaha. My kids know more than I do. That's sad huh?? Good morning.

For tomorrow is another day!!

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Hi A. How are you doing in your life?? I hope all is well with you. Get in touch more with us okay? We miss not hearing from you.

For tomorrow is another day!!

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Diane I miss you but am so glad you are able to enjoy the family. Best of luck to ya. Have a great time okay. Know my love is with you and yours.

For tomorrow is another day!!

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You figured it out.

I couldn't get onto yesterday morning . When I did get there I found

out that you had already done it.

[ ] digest

> Hi . I figured out how to take myself off of

> digest (I think). So I won't have to bug you to edit

> my settings hopefully. -dz-

>

>

> __________________________________________________

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So you CAN teach an old dog new tricks! I have our

group mail delivered to my email account, so I usually

don't visit the site. Once I got there

it was pretty self explanatory.

--- <ralexan@...> wrote:

> You figured it out.

>

> I couldn't get onto yesterday morning . When I

> did get there I found

> out that you had already done it.

>

>

>

> [ ] digest

>

>

> > Hi . I figured out how to take myself off of

> > digest (I think). So I won't have to bug you to

> edit

> > my settings hopefully. -dz-

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

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Good Morning Everyone,

I just wanted to say hello to everyone.....

I haven't been home and I will be leaving again. Wanted to tell you guys

that I miss, you and will be on when I get the chance....... I haven't

bailed out..... Busy with children and Grandchildren......... We have

been down the campground. I had to feed the kitties and clean their

boxes, and of course spend time with them. ;o..........sending love and

hope everyone is doing fine........ I really miss you all..!!!!!!!

Angel Hugs,

Diane

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Good morning, enjoy your time away, but hurry back, we

miss your angel hugs. -dz-

--- diane214@... wrote:

> Good Morning Everyone,

> I just wanted to say hello to everyone.....

> I haven't been home and I will be leaving again.

> Wanted to tell you guys

> that I miss, you and will be on when I get the

> chance....... I haven't

> bailed out..... Busy with children and

> Grandchildren......... We have

> been down the campground. I had to feed the kitties

> and clean their

> boxes, and of course spend time with them.

> ;o..........sending love and

> hope everyone is doing fine........ I really miss

> you all..!!!!!!!

>

>

>

> Angel Hugs,

>

> Diane

>

>

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That is just great. They are a blessing. Hold her tight and tell her often how much you love her. They are so precious.

For tomorrow is another day!!

[Guest guest]

Hi Jan. I'm doing pretty good. My Grand daughter is here from Indiana and am having a great time.

Re: [ ] digest

Hi A. How are you doing in your life?? I hope all is well with you. Get in touch more with us okay? We miss not hearing from you. For tomorrow is another day!!

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In a message dated 10/1/01 8:12:21 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

writes:

> Message: 8

> Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2001 18:31:51 +0200

> From: " judy " <baumelj@...>

> Subject: Re: digest form

>

> Is there any way for me to get this list in digest form?

> Judy B.

Judy B

Same way I did.... go to the website and change it under EDIT MY

MEMBERSHIP,

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Hi Frederick (my second christian name)

I was intrigued with your previous message and wondered if we had

met while I was in East Africa. You claim that we didn't meet so

that answers my question. Your surname is like the name of a town

in Kenya I seem to remember.

I also lived from aged 15 to aged 44 with a disability which was

of a respiratory kind and I managed with the help of a selected

few experts to live at the well end of the chronic illness

spectrum rather than the sick end all my life. I assisted in the

formation of the Chronic Illness Alliance (C.I.A.) under the

umbrella of the University's Health Issues Centre and in

the eighties,HIV AIDS,which we all took to be a terminal

illness,applied for and was granted membership. Of course we

managed to learn a lot about this and many other chronic illnesses

and forms of disability which I prefer to call differently abled

rather than disabled.

I am very keen to maintain contact with you and to find a way for

us to meet when I return to East Africa whenever that happens.

Please be assured that I am as keen as you are for every

marginalised minority group in the developing world to have a

place at the table and be involved in decisions that affect their

lives.

Tell me about your form of difference in ability some time as I

would be keen to know and even keener to help you stay in touch

with the world wide support groups with similar afflictions.

With love and support from Geoffrey.

On Fri, 02 Jan 2004 kiberacommunity youthprogramme wrote :

>Hi Geoff Heaviside,

>

>I find your new year message very encouraging and worth

>appreciation,it si indeed good to keep in mind those who spend

>their time helping out others.It is an act of solidarity towards

>social service that everyone of us is supposed to embrace

>wholeheartedly.

>I might not be knowing you in person,neither met you;but i feel

>attached to your line of thinking having read various posts you

>have made in this forum since i joined this forum towards the end

>of last year.

>I am a disabled youth as i introduced myself when i first made a

>post,and i`m keen to learn and contribute based on youthful views

>with some sort of slight bias to disability becuase this is a

>shoe i`ve worn for the last 22 years.

>I will looking forward for mentorship and connections through

>this forum as this year begins to tick with a view of enhancing

>youth work that i`m involved in though in a small scale as

>opposed you people in here.

>I am also keen to highlight the plight of a contemporary disabled

>youth given that he/she has been left out of the Kenyan agenda

>since time immemorial.We are in an advanced stage of coming up

>with active movement to represent the plight of kenyan disabled

>youth and shall require the help of your fine brains you people

>towards reinstating the place of a disabled youth in the

>society.

>I would also wish to draw the special attention of Chiffu (our

>moderator) on this issue because it forms one of my priority

>courses to advance this year and i had wrote to the president of

>Kenyans Living Abroad (www.kenyansabroad.org) seeking help and

>guidance to make this dream come true.I feel that Chiffu can be

>of much help in this and lots of you in here can give

>advice,directions,referrals and assistance whre possible.

>It took one man to come up with an idea,but for him to change the

>world;it required a team of like-minded fellow to change the

>world.I put this across to you and hope to learn more towards

>this initiative.I can be reached at kenyadisabled@...

>specifically on matters of disability.

>You and me know that disability is less spoken about as in

>relation to HIV/AIDS while disabled youth still stand the highest

>risk of contracting the disease just as our peers,this as some of

>the things we need to critically look at and reverse this kind of

>situation for the better.

>In this gorup,i know i will know much as i have seen the kind of

>people around and know exactly where to go for an advice on a

>particular issue.

>I look forward to a close engagement with you forks,hoping that

>Janet you are smiling down there!! incase things went on well for

>you upto now.

>Yours Sincerely,

>Fredrick Ouko

>Co-ordinator,

>Kibera Community Youth Programme

>P.O.Box 5837-00200

>Nairobi,Kenya

>www.kcyp.kabissa.org

>

> " I would always like to change the world in alittle way that i

>can. "

>For disability to me,is not inability

>

Geoff Heaviside

Brimbank Community Initiatives Inc

A Social Justice & Welfare Service Agency

P.O. Box 606

SUNSHINE 3020 Australia

Ph: +61 3 9449 1856 - Local (03) 9449 1856

Cell +61418328278 - Local 0418 328 278

INDIA

Geoff Heaviside

T.Nagar 600017

Chennai India

Cell 9840 097 178

" I have learned that life is like a roll of toilet paper.The

closer it gets to the end,the faster it goes. "

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HOLY! The digests are so neat looking now. I was wondering what the blank

digest was about yesterday and now I think it was a test from or

something. p imay be coming around to be in the here and now with the

new look.... So far so good in my book! This is so much more pleasing to the

eye than the old digests. It gives you a bit of group info and important

group links.

Terri

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You're the first I've heard that likes the new format. I opted for

traditional.

Jeanine

Jeanine's Hummingbird Soap Works

Re: Digest

HOLY! The digests are so neat looking now. I was wondering what the blank

digest was about yesterday and now I think it was a test from or

something. p imay be coming around to be in the here and now with the

new look.... So far so good in my book! This is so much more pleasing to the

eye than the old digests. It gives you a bit of group info and important

group links.

Terri

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[Guest guest]

I like that you can just go directly to a particular message instead of

having to scroll thru a bunch and they have the threads all sorted. Takes a

little getting use to but its alright with me.

Shaye

[Guest guest]

What I really like about the new digest is they have made it a ton harder

for people to hit that reply button and send the whole digest back to the

lists. What a pain that is on some of the lists I'm on. Mostly on nonsoaping

lists, but there are people out there that just don't get it and list owners

that just don't care about how the digest looks... There is nothing worse

than getting a digest that contains 2 or 3 full digests in replys! LOL

*scream* LOL I may become more active in some of my groups again(LIKE THIS

ONE) because replying to a single message is now so easy... Just a click of

the mouse and I have a blank email ready to go without having to hunt down

the message in the digest, copy and paste it and have it look decent... What

a dream this is. does all the work now to keep a topic in line and

easy to follow.

Maybe because I've seen the build up of the groups over the years... Lets

see... I joined OneList back in '96 when you could have a 4 letter password.

Try and get that now! Hehe I still have that same 4 letter password. When

took over there were a few little changes, but nothing as major or as

impressive as this. *eeek I just realized I've been on these lists for 10

years now!!* Maybe it's just me, but now each group feels like the digest is

from that group and not . Yes is in there, but there is a link to

the group right there at the top of the digest... it feels like the digest

is from the group more than from now. It grabs your interest in the

group right away.

JMHO

Terri