Your Opinion

March 29, 2004

Check out the " files " section of this group, success stories. So far

only Deborah has been diligent enough to post, but others will follow

(besides, her's is a great example).

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> New to the group. Hope you guys can help. I have recurrent UTI's

> and get yeast infections when I take antibiotics which is all the

> time. I'm thinking of doing a Candida program. Can anyone

> recommend one? I have some info from Candida Wellness Center. Does

> anyone have any experience w/this? Or can you recommend a plan that

> can start me off? I'd appreciate it. Thanks.

March 29, 2004

> New to the group. Hope you guys can help. I have recurrent UTI's

> and get yeast infections when I take antibiotics which is all the

> time. I'm thinking of doing a Candida program. Can anyone

> recommend one? I have some info from Candida Wellness Center.

Does

> anyone have any experience w/this? Or can you recommend a plan

that

> can start me off? I'd appreciate it. Thanks.

Welcome to the group. The canidida wellness center was one of the

first books that I read to help me understand this condition. I didnt

order from them but I did follow their outline for vitamins. I then

read the yeast connection which totally helped me. That is how I came

across this group which is very informative and supportive. Good luck

CAM

January 3, 2006

I was unable to conceive and was married to my high-school sweetheart.

The seventh year into our marriage we adopted. We were given a baby boy. He

was 15 months old when we got him. We had him five months and because of what I

am going to tell you I left my husband and gave up the baby.

My husband refused to finish the adoption and I was not able to keep him on my

own. However I did after Six weeks and getting my settlement check from the

sell of one of the two houses we owned I rushed home with the check in my hand

and called social services.

" Oh, Millie I was just thinking about you, " my heart leaped into the sky, " I

just placed in his new adoptive home " . She took a knife and shoved it

into my heart.

I stood there while she told me all the things I had six weeks earlier told

her about his likes and dislikes. How they had placed him in a home where there

were a dog and cat he loved them.

He was in a neighborhood with lots of children. He loved other kids. His

first word was Nanise for the girl who baby sat him. Not mom or dad,

Nanise.

My husband of eleven years as we met when 16 and 17 had gone through many

changes. He had gone all the way to a Masters in Business and went to work at

Union Bank as a VP right out of college.

When the rest of us discovered alcohol he was the only one who did not drink.

He was an Eagle Scout one of my first clues something was very wrong. This guy

was just too good. Plus he was a Senior in High School when he was being given

the Eagle Scout award and he and his father standing on the stage in their scout

uniforms.

My next major clue was he became a major clothes horse. He began working in a

very exclusive men's clothing store. He wore his slacks pulled way up on his

waist and hung his private parts off to one side.

When we married he had no less than fifty $50 dollar cotton dress shirts, silk

ties, at least 25 custom made suits. You get the picture.

Five months into this adoption he had moved us out to the country, were I was

isolated and lonely. He was hanging out with two gay men in town and coming

home with the black interior of his car covered with the long hair of the Afghan

dog one of the two gay men he knew.

He would pull up and there would be pot ashes all over his front of his shirt.

Oh he had quit his job at the bank and was studying to be a Realtor.

He had put pot plants all over the yard. I was being visited monthly by

social services and I was placing coffee cans over the pot plants and hoping I

could keep occupied long enough he would not walk over and uncover one

of the plants.

I refused to smoke and showed great disdain for my husbands actions but that

was not the problem. I knew when I put my foot down things would change.

No the real problem revealed itself on a camping trip we took. I was holding

in my lap and giving him his bottle while Al got the tent set up.

He came over and started putting his elbow between 's legs rubbing

against him. I jumped up and went into the tent. I was pissed but confused.

What had I just witnessed.

We came home and the next day we went thru our daily ritual. Mommy gave

his bath and got him ready for bed. Daddy took and his bottle

and toy Teddy Bear music box and took to his crib in his room.

Normally I would have sat on the coach and waited for Al to return and we

would watch The Walton's or Tyler and go to bed. Not that night.

I slipped around the corner to the swinging doors and slipped into the bedroom

where Al was standing over in his crib. was lying on his back

holding his bottle staring up at Al. Al had 's Teddie Bear between

's legs and was rubbing him with the Teddie Bear.

I came unglued. I came up in his face and asked what the devil he thought he

was doing. He said, " He likes it " . I said, " I don't care what he likes, you

stop and If I catch you doing it again you are dead. "

I packed a diaper bag the next day and left. The following Monday we were at

Social Services giving back. I could not tell them what had happened as

I could not believe it myself.

I have not gotten feed back from many people on this story as it is one which

is very hard to tell. What do any of you think about what my husband was doing

to .

Pedophile is what I would call it.

Millie

January 3, 2006

---yes, it is pedophile. Sorry. I worked in the psych field for a

long time and with sex offenders. Sometimes, there is no reason as

to why someone becomes a sex offender-I think it is genetic and

sometimes they were abused or witnessed abuse.

In , Millie <millie_miller@s...>

wrote:

>

> I was unable to conceive and was married to my high-school

sweetheart.

>

> The seventh year into our marriage we adopted. We were given a

baby boy. He was 15 months old when we got him. We had him five

months and because of what I am going to tell you I left my husband

and gave up the baby.

>

> My husband refused to finish the adoption and I was not able to

keep him on my own. However I did after Six weeks and getting my

settlement check from the sell of one of the two houses we owned I

rushed home with the check in my hand and called social services.

>

> " Oh, Millie I was just thinking about you, " my heart leaped into

the sky, " I just placed in his new adoptive home " . She

took a knife and shoved it into my heart.

>

> I stood there while she told me all the things I had six weeks

earlier told her about his likes and dislikes. How they had placed

him in a home where there were a dog and cat he loved them.

>

> He was in a neighborhood with lots of children. He loved other

kids. His first word was Nanise for the girl who baby sat

him. Not mom or dad, Nanise.

>

> My husband of eleven years as we met when 16 and 17 had gone

through many changes. He had gone all the way to a Masters in

Business and went to work at Union Bank as a VP right out of college.

>

> When the rest of us discovered alcohol he was the only one who

did not drink. He was an Eagle Scout one of my first clues

something was very wrong. This guy was just too good. Plus he was

a Senior in High School when he was being given the Eagle Scout

award and he and his father standing on the stage in their scout

uniforms.

>

> My next major clue was he became a major clothes horse. He

began working in a very exclusive men's clothing store. He wore his

slacks pulled way up on his waist and hung his private parts off to

one side.

>

> When we married he had no less than fifty $50 dollar cotton

dress shirts, silk ties, at least 25 custom made suits. You get the

picture.

>

> Five months into this adoption he had moved us out to the

country, were I was isolated and lonely. He was hanging out with

two gay men in town and coming home with the black interior of his

car covered with the long hair of the Afghan dog one of the two gay

men he knew.

>

> He would pull up and there would be pot ashes all over his front

of his shirt. Oh he had quit his job at the bank and was studying

to be a Realtor.

>

> He had put pot plants all over the yard. I was being visited

monthly by social services and I was placing coffee cans over the

pot plants and hoping I could keep occupied long enough he

would not walk over and uncover one of the plants.

>

> I refused to smoke and showed great disdain for my husbands

actions but that was not the problem. I knew when I put my foot

down things would change.

>

> No the real problem revealed itself on a camping trip we took.

I was holding in my lap and giving him his bottle while Al

got the tent set up.

>

> He came over and started putting his elbow between 's

legs rubbing against him. I jumped up and went into the tent. I

was pissed but confused. What had I just witnessed.

>

> We came home and the next day we went thru our daily ritual.

Mommy gave his bath and got him ready for bed. Daddy took

and his bottle and toy Teddy Bear music box and took

to his crib in his room.

>

> Normally I would have sat on the coach and waited for Al to

return and we would watch The Walton's or Tyler and go to

bed. Not that night.

>

> I slipped around the corner to the swinging doors and slipped

into the bedroom where Al was standing over in his crib.

was lying on his back holding his bottle staring up at Al.

Al had 's Teddie Bear between 's legs and was rubbing

him with the Teddie Bear.

>

> I came unglued. I came up in his face and asked what the devil

he thought he was doing. He said, " He likes it " . I said, " I don't

care what he likes, you stop and If I catch you doing it again you

are dead. "

>

> I packed a diaper bag the next day and left. The following

Monday we were at Social Services giving back. I could not

tell them what had happened as I could not believe it myself.

>

> I have not gotten feed back from many people on this story as it

is one which is very hard to tell. What do any of you think about

what my husband was doing to .

>

> Pedophile is what I would call it.

>

> Millie

>

January 19, 2006

Hi All,

How many of you are using the salt/C protocol? It seems to be helping

many people. I have not been off of abx since 1993 and have been on

IV abx many times as well. Now I am on IV rocephin for quite a long

time and was also on IV zithro too but stopped due to cost, it isn't

covered. I just posted for the first time about a week or so ago, I'm

the one who has had a fever for 3 straight years. I couldn't be on my

IV for almost a month because of a mix-up with the pharmacy (and the

rocephin which should be covered) but was on oral zithro with my

mepron and bicillin injections. I didn't " crash " but seem to have

more pain and head pressure. My PICC got infected and now my LLMD

wants another one so I can continue rocephin. As anyone who has been

sick (except for almost 2 wonderful years but I returned to work and

had surgery and relapsed) for so long, sometimes I wonder if doing

even more IV will help. It did help in the beginning but I came to a

standstill. I am going to see a LL infectious disease MD soon upon

the advice from my LLMD because of this ongoing fever. I sure hope he

finds something, anything that is causing this, it is so

debilitating. I take many supplements, detox and even tried silver

that made me feel like I was going to die in only 4 days of 1 tsp a

day. I have had terrible herxes, head blowing off, vomiting just

horrible but this was bt far the absolute worst thing I ever endured.

My LLMD said that some people just cannot take it, that it makes them

very sick. I will not ever take that again. Prayers and thanks to all.

Love,

Helen

January 19, 2006

The Salt/ Vit C protocol website says not to do the protocol if you

are also taking antibiotics as it is dangerous to mix the two.

>

> Hi All,

> How many of you are using the salt/C protocol? It seems to be

helping

> many people. I have not been off of abx since 1993 and have been

on

> IV abx many times as well. Now I am on IV rocephin for quite a

long

> time and was also on IV zithro too but stopped due to cost, it

isn't

> covered. I just posted for the first time about a week or so ago,

I'm

> the one who has had a fever for 3 straight years. I couldn't be on

my

> IV for almost a month because of a mix-up with the pharmacy (and

the

> rocephin which should be covered) but was on oral zithro with my

> mepron and bicillin injections. I didn't " crash " but seem to have

> more pain and head pressure. My PICC got infected and now my LLMD

> wants another one so I can continue rocephin. As anyone who has

been

> sick (except for almost 2 wonderful years but I returned to work

and

> had surgery and relapsed) for so long, sometimes I wonder if doing

> even more IV will help. It did help in the beginning but I came to

a

> standstill. I am going to see a LL infectious disease MD soon upon

> the advice from my LLMD because of this ongoing fever. I sure hope

he

> finds something, anything that is causing this, it is so

> debilitating. I take many supplements, detox and even tried silver

> that made me feel like I was going to die in only 4 days of 1 tsp

a

> day. I have had terrible herxes, head blowing off, vomiting just

> horrible but this was bt far the absolute worst thing I ever

endured.

> My LLMD said that some people just cannot take it, that it makes

them

> very sick. I will not ever take that again. Prayers and thanks to

all.

> Love,

> Helen

>

January 20, 2006

Because Mine was in the spinal column also I had a hard time adjustfing but I

started on high levels of B 12 and other B vit. it sure help. Bud

vibranthelen <vibranthelen@...> wrote: Hi All,