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[Guest guest]

I love quotes like that too and whenever I see them I tuck them away for

sig lines.

> ...........

> Tat, wow, thanks for sharing that. I love learning little things like

> this

>

>

> alley

>

--

" To restrict the art of healing to one class of men and deny equal

privileges to others will constitute the Bastille of medical science.

All such laws are un-American and despotic and have no place in a

republic... "

~ Rush MD, signer of the Declaration of Independence, physician

to Washington~

[Guest guest]

I love quotes like that too and whenever I see them I tuck them away for

sig lines.

> ...........

> Tat, wow, thanks for sharing that. I love learning little things like

> this

>

>

> alley

>

--

" To restrict the art of healing to one class of men and deny equal

privileges to others will constitute the Bastille of medical science.

All such laws are un-American and despotic and have no place in a

republic... "

~ Rush MD, signer of the Declaration of Independence, physician

to Washington~

[Guest guest]

Connie, I can really empathize with the water situation. I always

have taken a cup of water to bed with me...only thing is, now the cat

drinks it too =^..^=

LOL, you just gave me a solution, take a BOTTLE of water to bed.

DUHHHH, talk about brain-fog, now I shoulda thought of that myself.

Although now I'll probably miss waking up to the slurp slurp of kitty

drinks. I admit I get a laff watching her sneak up the side of the

bed to get to the water. She thinks she's really getting away with

murder.

Take care Connie

Huggggs

Carol

Constance Dickson wrote:

>

> Thanks Claudine,

> Speaking of fluids I was told I need to eat salty

> things because my sodium level low I consume 1,1/2,

> too 2,1/2 gallons a day. I have to have water

> constantly, LOL, even sleep with a bottle of water.

> This cold thing is really been getting me down I never

> completely get over it when it flares up again, full

> strength.

> Take Care, Connie

> Claudine How is your Son doing?

>

> --- claudine intexas <claudineintexas@...>

> wrote:

> > I'd move to Bibb county! Even a 6 month wait would

> > be

> > worth it - when the 6 months is up. You have long

> > term

> > health problems, not JUST today. Sounds like you

> > need

> > to go to bed, take care of yourself. Drink lots of

> > fluids. Don't stress out over all this.

> > Hugs,

> > Claudine

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

lol...My Pomerainian, Bronx will do the same thing. he

will stand there and be watchful as he drinks it all

up but I got him a few times. Grabbed him and said

BOO, and he yelps like you have hurt him and will not

look at me for a few days has went to the extreme of

not coming in my room. The bottle thing has just been

about 6 months now. I like the ones with the big

opening so you can put ice in them, Minute Maid oj has

one with big neck. Got the idea from a 2 year old

that I think gave me this cold originally. Well is

time for me to grab my bottle and be off to bed....lol

Connie

--- Carol <csean@...> wrote:

> Connie, I can really empathize with the water

> situation. I always

> have taken a cup of water to bed with me...only

> thing is, now the cat

> drinks it too =^..^=

>

> LOL, you just gave me a solution, take a BOTTLE of

> water to bed.

> DUHHHH, talk about brain-fog, now I shoulda thought

> of that myself.

> Although now I'll probably miss waking up to the

> slurp slurp of kitty

> drinks. I admit I get a laff watching her sneak up

> the side of the

> bed to get to the water. She thinks she's really

> getting away with

> murder.

>

> Take care Connie

> Huggggs

> Carol

>

> Constance Dickson wrote:

> >

> > Thanks Claudine,

> > Speaking of fluids I was told I need to eat

> salty

> > things because my sodium level low I consume

> 1,1/2,

> > too 2,1/2 gallons a day. I have to have water

> > constantly, LOL, even sleep with a bottle of

> water.

> > This cold thing is really been getting me down I

> never

> > completely get over it when it flares up again,

> full

> > strength.

> > Take Care, Connie

> > Claudine How is your Son doing?

> >

> > --- claudine intexas <claudineintexas@...>

> > wrote:

> > > I'd move to Bibb county! Even a 6 month wait

> would

> > > be

> > > worth it - when the 6 months is up. You have

> long

> > > term

> > > health problems, not JUST today. Sounds like you

> > > need

> > > to go to bed, take care of yourself. Drink lots

> of

> > > fluids. Don't stress out over all this.

> > > Hugs,

> > > Claudine

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> __________________________________________________

> > >

[Guest guest]

lol...My Pomerainian, Bronx will do the same thing. he

will stand there and be watchful as he drinks it all

up but I got him a few times. Grabbed him and said

BOO, and he yelps like you have hurt him and will not

look at me for a few days has went to the extreme of

not coming in my room. The bottle thing has just been

about 6 months now. I like the ones with the big

opening so you can put ice in them, Minute Maid oj has

one with big neck. Got the idea from a 2 year old

that I think gave me this cold originally. Well is

time for me to grab my bottle and be off to bed....lol

Connie

--- Carol <csean@...> wrote:

> Connie, I can really empathize with the water

> situation. I always

> have taken a cup of water to bed with me...only

> thing is, now the cat

> drinks it too =^..^=

>

> LOL, you just gave me a solution, take a BOTTLE of

> water to bed.

> DUHHHH, talk about brain-fog, now I shoulda thought

> of that myself.

> Although now I'll probably miss waking up to the

> slurp slurp of kitty

> drinks. I admit I get a laff watching her sneak up

> the side of the

> bed to get to the water. She thinks she's really

> getting away with

> murder.

>

> Take care Connie

> Huggggs

> Carol

>

> Constance Dickson wrote:

> >

> > Thanks Claudine,

> > Speaking of fluids I was told I need to eat

> salty

> > things because my sodium level low I consume

> 1,1/2,

> > too 2,1/2 gallons a day. I have to have water

> > constantly, LOL, even sleep with a bottle of

> water.

> > This cold thing is really been getting me down I

> never

> > completely get over it when it flares up again,

> full

> > strength.

> > Take Care, Connie

> > Claudine How is your Son doing?

> >

> > --- claudine intexas <claudineintexas@...>

> > wrote:

> > > I'd move to Bibb county! Even a 6 month wait

> would

> > > be

> > > worth it - when the 6 months is up. You have

> long

> > > term

> > > health problems, not JUST today. Sounds like you

> > > need

> > > to go to bed, take care of yourself. Drink lots

> of

> > > fluids. Don't stress out over all this.

> > > Hugs,

> > > Claudine

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> __________________________________________________

> > >

[Guest guest]

Congratulations Kate, and so glad the baby is healthy and all is well...

(and I am soooo jealous, since my grown sons do not seem eager to reproduce!)

Arlene

Off Topic

Hi all you wonderful people. Just had to share my great news. My daughter had her first baby (my first grandchild) today. She weighed in at a healthy 6lb 15oz. We are all relieved as this was an extremely high risk pregnancy. Of course my granddaughter is the most beautiful child ever! Kate

[Guest guest]

Hi Kate,

Congratulations! What wonderful news. Best wishes to all of you, Elaine

P.S. I'm jealous.

[Guest guest]

THATS wonderful hope they are all right whats the babys name?

Kate Fraser <Fraserk@...> wrote: Hi all you wonderful people. Just had to share my great news. My daughter had her first baby (my first grandchild) today. She weighed in at a healthy 6lb 15oz. We are all relieved as this was an extremely high risk pregnancy. Of course my granddaughter is the most beautiful child ever! Kate

[Guest guest]

Wonderful, Kate! Congratulations, Grandma! That's got to be

a load off your mind.

Donna

http://trak.to/life

www.reliv.com

Take control of your health!

Kate Fraser wrote:

Hi all you wonderful people. Just had

to share my great news. My daughter had her first baby (my first

grandchild) today. She weighed in at a healthy 6lb 15oz. We

are all relieved as this was an extremely high risk pregnancy. Of

course my granddaughter is the most beautiful child ever!

Kate

[Guest guest]

Baby's name is Madison Lenore. My daughter is very weak and on self

administered morphine at the moment but she should be a bit better tomorrow.

She is unable to have the baby with her at the moment and I think this

will push her to get going fairly quickly. She just needs some rest

for a while, and some food tomorrow.

wrote:

THATS wonderful hope

they are all right whats the babys name?

Kate Fraser <Fraserk@...> wrote:

Hi

all you wonderful people. Just had to share my great news.

My daughter had her first baby (my first grandchild) today. She weighed

in at a healthy 6lb 15oz. We are all relieved as this was an extremely

high risk pregnancy. Of course my granddaughter is the most beautiful

child ever!

Kate

[Guest guest]

Woohoo! Wonderful news! Have fun with your extended family.

Off Topic

Hi all you wonderful people. Just had to share my great news. My daughter had her first baby (my first grandchild) today. She weighed in at a healthy 6lb 15oz. We are all relieved as this was an extremely high risk pregnancy. Of course my granddaughter is the most beautiful child ever! Kate

[Guest guest]

You have an adorable looking family Alley! I love the way you did the

pics, putting them together like that.....will check out the rest of you

website later. I hear ya about the tea....I live on it. lol.

Carol

wrote:

> Hey Beverly!!! I don't remember if I said hi or not, sorry, so if I'm

>

> repeating myself, just remember, I'm a blonde hepper!

>

> Welcome to the group! Great bunch of people here.

>

> And Anne..... We have 3 computers but the kids don't like their

> handmedown

> computer, they like our fast ones! Tell hubby get in here and chat

> with us

>

>

> alley

> http://home.attbi.com/~patriciajean

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Jessie.

I am sure I have it somewhere in my living room. I'll have the hubby

check to see what it's expiration date.

W. (Pigletsmom)

> Does anybody have a 40% off coupon from Jo Ann fabrics that comes

in the

> mailer to your house if you are on their mailing list? Could I

have it

> please? Sorry to abuse the list but I really need to make a big

purchase

> and 40% off would be a huge savings. Surely I am not the only

person who

> knows how to sew. Call me at work please and thank you muchly.

> 206-764-2780

> Jessie in Seattle

[Guest guest]

> Does anybody have a 40% off coupon from Jo Ann fabrics that comes

in the

> mailer to your house if you are on their mailing list?

Jessie, I am so sorry, but I can't find it. The last flyer I have is

for the Memorial Day sale, and expired June 8th.

I posted on the PNW group hoping that (pigletsmom) has better

luck.

I do have a 30% off coupon for apparel fabric at Hancock Fabrics if

you can use that.

I'm very sorry. I really hope someone else is able to come through

for you!

Jo in Silverdale

[Guest guest]

God be with you Memory - I learned the same lesson when my mother

passed away rather suddenly 3 years ago. Never just ASSUME that you

will have another day to show your love to everyone around you!

in GA

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Hi to All,

I lost my father to a massive heart attack on July

9th. He was only 67 years old.

I want to urge all of you to tell your loved ones how

much they mean to you TODAY!!! You may not be able to

tomorrow.

Memory

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

God bless you Memory and those precious children.

I will keep you and your family close to my heart.......always.

Love,

[Guest guest]

Dear Memory-

You have my deepest sympathy. I can feel your pain coming right

through. I lost my wonderful dad in November. He was 69 and healthy

as a horse. Even though we had a very close relationship, there are

so many things I wish I had said to him, also. We had no idea we

would lose him so suddenly. May God bless you and your family,

dear. I keep hearing that it will get easier and that our memories

will comfort us, but it hasn't happened yet. I am here if you ever

need to talk.

Margaret in St. Louis

> Hi to All,

>

> I lost my father to a massive heart attack on July

> 9th. He was only 67 years old.

>

> I want to urge all of you to tell your loved ones how

> much they mean to you TODAY!!! You may not be able to

> tomorrow.

>

>

> Memory

>

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Margaret & Memory,

My Father just died, also. He died this April. He lived in NJ

whereas I live in TX. I had just seen him 9 days before he passed

away. It is odd because I hadn't seen him prior to my March visit

for 10 months because I was afraid to fly after Sept. 11th. But, on

the spur of the moment I got up the courage to fly but was a nervous

wreck. Something just told me to go. He was in a nursing home, but

doing very well. The photos of him and I are the last of him alive.

I'm so thankful to have gotten the chance to see him, hug and kiss

him again.

I was always a chubby kid and he was always a skinny man. He never

belittled me for being " fat " and never made me feel less than

perfect. When he saw me in March, he had the biggest smile on his

face to see me a " normal " size. He just wanted to know that I felt

good. It was the first time in our lives that I was skinnier than

him! My Mother was MO and fought obesity her whole life. Without

the MGB, history would have repeated itself with me.

Anyway, enough of my story, the tears are coming.

May God Bless you both as you recover from your losses. I have now

lost both parents and it just unbelievable.

Bernardine

Dallas, TX

MGB 7/24/00 (almost 2 years)

248/147

> > Hi to All,

> >

> > I lost my father to a massive heart attack on July

> > 9th. He was only 67 years old.

> >

> > I want to urge all of you to tell your loved ones how

> > much they mean to you TODAY!!! You may not be able to

> > tomorrow.

> >

> >

> > Memory

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

Man, you did me a big favour with this one. I needed that laugh. The auditors

notified us today of the amount we need to pay the taxman. Sigh...... Need I

say more???

Hilda

[Guest guest]

, you were right -- THAT was a hoot!!

Thanks for the laugh!

[Guest guest]

Now don't be telling our secrets....let's surprise eveyrrone <g>

of topic

Tat knows I love cats,she knows a lot more but that will be revealed on the

wedding day..

[Guest guest]

Now don't be telling our secrets....let's surprise eveyrrone <g>

of topic

Tat knows I love cats,she knows a lot more but that will be revealed on the

wedding day..

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

That’s a good idea! I was off work

today, but was online from 7:30 a.m till now 8:00 p.m. reading

e-mails. But- I enjoyed every minute of it!!

Yes, it sure can be overwhelming, when you

don’t have time to read them. I don’t know how to do chat room yet,

too dumb.

Re: [ ]

Digest Number 2701

Harper,

I agree with you. I think Bert has a great suggestion about the chat

room. I do think this will cut down on the mass of messages that some of

us find difficult to get through. I know when I was not feeling well over

the Holidays and came back to read there were over 600 messages. I just

could not read them all and had to delete them without reading. I know I

missed important info and felt bad doing so, but I just could not get caught

up.

In no way do I want anyone to feel that there comments or post are unwelcome,

but it can be quite difficult to read them all. I've just spend 2 hours

getting through all of today's posts so far.

I think this is a great group and would like to continue and think Bert's

suggestion is a good one to help remedy the problem.

Group

Rules

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preference discussions.

2. NO slamming of other members, advertising or

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To UNsubscribe send a blank e-mail to

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[Guest guest]

And would Madam care for a saucer of milk to go with the meow? lol.

Carol

Re:

Dear Dr. Misra,

I was on pegylated interferon and ribaviron for 11 months. I have been

finished since July 31st. I still have terrible headaches and no energy.

Sometimes I am achy and lightheaded. I was negative after 3 months of

treatment and positive at the end of 6 months post treatment. My doctor

told

me to go to an internist, that the headaches should be getting better and

they are worse. Tomorrow I am going for an MRI, and then to a neurologist.

Have you had any experience with patients having headaches for so long? I

started having them every day after about 2 weeks of treatment and every day

since. Before treatment I had a headache about once a week, or every other

week, sometimes, mostly sinus. Thanks, Meghan

[Guest guest]

And would Madam care for a saucer of milk to go with the meow? lol.

Carol

Re:

Dear Dr. Misra,

I was on pegylated interferon and ribaviron for 11 months. I have been

finished since July 31st. I still have terrible headaches and no energy.

Sometimes I am achy and lightheaded. I was negative after 3 months of

treatment and positive at the end of 6 months post treatment. My doctor

told

me to go to an internist, that the headaches should be getting better and

they are worse. Tomorrow I am going for an MRI, and then to a neurologist.

Have you had any experience with patients having headaches for so long? I

started having them every day after about 2 weeks of treatment and every day

since. Before treatment I had a headache about once a week, or every other

week, sometimes, mostly sinus. Thanks, Meghan