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I have been reading a bit back and forth here...Got way behind in mail as

computer died , so... anyway I have been reading some new mail then some old

mail...and am now at the one Mike is talking about eating instead of

smoking..I quit a little over 10 years alg.cold turkey...and what I did was

chew red liqurice.I too needed something I could CHEW...and cookies didn't do

it for me..after a few months I " graduated " to Tootsie Pops.:)) Then finally

nothing...It was a real struggle for me quitting.but I knew I had to do all

I could to help myself be as well as possible..and what a difference it has

made. I can run and still breathe! :) So..good for all you who have and

are quitting. joanne (PBC) List Moderator

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Hi Lauri! Geoff Crenshaw here.

> Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2001 07:54:17 -0000

> From: jean42mi@...

> Subject: any one have problem with bladder?

>

> me. Does any one in this group have a bladder problem also? My

> sister is in such bad shape. They are ready to have her use a cath.

Is she drinking any:

sodas

coffee

teas

If yes, what (specific if possible with both item & quantity)

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One List is now !

Laurie

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> Date: 25 Apr 2001 19:59:43 -0000

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> Subject: [ ] Digest Number 1123

>

> I think there is something called " The One List " on the net and that is

> where you would find the Sara's Diet newsgroup.

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In a message dated 05/24/2001 1:48:13 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

oxyplus writes:

<< I know her response to this will be to recommend I buy something stronger

(and therefore more expensive) because she says magnets really work. Does

anyone have any experience using magnets for muscle pain? Thanks. >>

Peggy....YES!, magnets really do work. I use them all the time for sciatic

pain. Also if I break a little toe, have arthritic pain, etc. I will not be

without them.

I have sold Niken magnets in the past. The energy in them is concentric....in

other words you have both positive and negative on the same side. This

stimulates the area. In healing I find this not so satisfying. I have kept a

couple of my demos and carry one in my purse for use on my hand

(arthritis).... it helps some.

The ones I find the most relief and healing qualities are very potent...like

12,200 gauss. They are not cheap, but compared to Niken they are not

expensive either! They cost $40 and are the size of a stack of 3 quarters. I

tape one to my buttock at the point of pain and then I can navigate once

more. Without it (and this is when having an attack of sciatica, not daily!)

I cannot get out of bed without help.

I am not familiar with myofascial pain....thank heavens.

Tell me some more about it.......

Hope this is of some help,

Kiasi

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Hi Kiasi,

Myofascial pain is in the muscles--so I have pain in my knee, but it's not in

the joint itself but in the soft tissue. I had an assessment this week by a

rolfer, and I'm very encouraged that he's confident he can help with this. I'll

have my first session on Friday. Thanks for the info on the magnets, and

especially for clarifying about the Nikken products. Apparently all magnets are

not created equal, which is one of the areas where my confusion has been coming

in. Where would I get the kind of magnets you're talking about?

The Nikken rep tells me that since I have problems throughout my body, the spot

magnets aren't really going to give me the kind of relief I need. She says I'd

get better results with in-soles plus a mattress pad, as I'd be on some form of

magnetic field 24 hours a day. Of course this would be extremely expensive.

But as you've sold Nikken in the past, I'm interested in knowing what you think

of this approach. Thanks.

Peggy

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Hi Kiasi,

Myofascial pain is in the muscles--so I have pain in my knee, but it's not in

the joint itself but in the soft tissue. I had an assessment this week by a

rolfer, and I'm very encouraged that he's confident he can help with this. I'll

have my first session on Friday. Thanks for the info on the magnets, and

especially for clarifying about the Nikken products. Apparently all magnets are

not created equal, which is one of the areas where my confusion has been coming

in. Where would I get the kind of magnets you're talking about?

The Nikken rep tells me that since I have problems throughout my body, the spot

magnets aren't really going to give me the kind of relief I need. She says I'd

get better results with in-soles plus a mattress pad, as I'd be on some form of

magnetic field 24 hours a day. Of course this would be extremely expensive.

But as you've sold Nikken in the past, I'm interested in knowing what you think

of this approach. Thanks.

Peggy

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Liz,

I am about 3 hours away from Holland....I used to live close tho, when I

was little like age 4. So do u have to take any meds for your CMT? like

pain relievers or stuff....

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, I agree there has to be a link. I had 20/20 vision in both eyes (so do both my sisters and mother to this day) until after I was 22, one year after my implant. From there, it was downhill, I have my presription changes 8 times in the last 10 years , and have very fuzzy, blury vision, hard to look at lights, and dry eyes. Hope you are feeling a little bit better, and what a terrible thing to have to go through. Ill be praying for you. Take care.

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Dear

Thank you for your thoughtful e-mail. I agree absolutely with your

suggestions and feel that, in the midst of my incredibly negative

feelings about the future of HV, you have produced a very positive way

forward.

As I'm not able to attend on Jan 20th, please would Senate note my

support of 's proposal if it's debated. I'd also like to add some

additional arguments in favour of what has suggested:

1. There is a serious recruitment/retention problem in HV and although

this may be masked to a degree by the way in which long term vacancies

are recorded, the recent discussions on Senate make it very clear that

some areas are unable to provide an acceptable level of service to all

clients.

Managers must be aware of this and should voice their concerns at the

highest level rather than try to find inadequate (and potentially

unsafe) ways of dealing with this. Given the demands of the NSF for

mental illness (standard 1) at the very least, let alone the much

awaited NSF for children's services, rolling out of children's centres

etc, service improvement must become a priority.

2. Recruiting workers from agencies working alongside HVs who know and

understand HV practice would address the recruitment problem. It would

also deal with another chronic issue - that of medicalised HVs (see

letter in this month's journal). Many of us are frustrated by some

practitioners' inability to work in new ways - the multi-agency,

community focused approach we see in Sure Start and we hear advocated by

DfES.

3. Having a HV Institute within the HPC would certainly ensure that HV

practice would be monitored and developed by those who understood and

had first hand experience of HV practice. This would in turn ensure

public safety and satisfy the requirements of clinical governance in

terms of sound practice development etc.

What we could do is put together a paper incorporating 's

suggestions and present it to both DoH and DfES. If we don't ask we

won't get - and some would be delighted if we didn't ask and just died

quietly.

Best wishes, Gill

parenting and substance misuse

Does anyone know of any research/good practice specific to health

visiting intervention with substance misusing parents?

charlene

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I would like to add my support for 's paper and indeed the suggestions also made by Gill.

In Southern Norfolk PCT we are trying to write a strategy for Health Visiting. We are using the support of our Public Health Director as he has the vision that HV teams are well equipped to deliver the PH agenda.

I must also say that the Nursery Nurses we have in our PCT are inspirational. They have grasped the Public Health Agenda (without the boundaries of a nursing/medical model behind their training) and are running with it. We have SureStart in the area i work in and have a Lactation Consultant working in our HV team and we work very closely with the Parent Inclusion Workers. I wholeheartedly agree with Gill/ that we need to ensure these people are given the opportunity to develop their careers. We will lose them if we don't encourage and use them appropriately.

Graves

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Thanks . Will note your support when we meet next week. best wishes

sandmgraves@... wrote:

I would like to add my support for 's paper and

indeed the suggestions also made by Gill.

In Southern Norfolk PCT we are trying to write a strategy for Health Visiting.

We are using the support of our Public Health Director as he has the vision

that HV teams are well equipped to deliver the PH agenda.

I must also say that the Nursery Nurses we have in our PCT are inspirational.

They have grasped the Public Health Agenda (without the boundaries of a nursing/medical

model behind their training) and are running with it. We have SureStart in

the area i work in and have a Lactation Consultant working in our HV team

and we work very closely with the Parent Inclusion Workers. I wholeheartedly

agree with Gill/ that we need to ensure these people are given the opportunity

to develop their careers. We will lose them if we don't encourage and use

them appropriately.

Graves

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Dear ,

I am very intereseted in your strategy for health visiting. Is it possible to haveany copies of your work? I would also like to know more about your lactation consultant as I did suggest this once for our team, but found it was too difficult on the basis of thei informatin I had. We are now trying to link in with training for peer group support workers/volunteers for breastfeeding.

-----Original Message-----From: sandmgraves@... [mailto:sandmgraves@...]Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 8:28 PM Subject: Re: Digest Number 1123I would like to add my support for 's paper and indeed the suggestions also made by Gill.In Southern Norfolk PCT we are trying to write a strategy for Health Visiting. We are using the support of our Public Health Director as he has the vision that HV teams are well equipped to deliver the PH agenda. I must also say that the Nursery Nurses we have in our PCT are inspirational. They have grasped the Public Health Agenda (without the boundaries of a nursing/medical model behind their training) and are running with it. We have SureStart in the area i work in and have a Lactation Consultant working in our HV team and we work very closely with the Parent Inclusion Workers. I wholeheartedly agree with Gill/ that we need to ensure these people are given the opportunity to develop their careers. We will lose them if we don't encourage and use them appropriately. Graves

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alice and julie

when u put your bte in the dry and store and remove the battires, do you

still put the bte cover back on and leaf that off for an " open drying " ?

joni

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I leave the cover off, Joni.

Alice

alice and julie

when u put your bte in the dry and store and remove the battires, do you

still put the bte cover back on and leaf that off for an " open drying " ?

joni

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I leave my cover off too Joni.

Hugs

silly

In , " A ADAMS " <justagram14@m...> wrote:

> I leave the cover off, Joni.

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> Alice

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> alice and julie

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> when u put your bte in the dry and store and remove the

battires, do you

> still put the bte cover back on and leaf that off for an " open

drying " ?

>

> joni

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I got a kick out of that. Had to bring back a few good memories of your

Badboy and I am sure he would have appreciated your laughter. I once

received a store credit card offer for my dog, Scooter.

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