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January 30, 2009

Duncan,

I chew up 2 vitamin C tablets while drinking whey. The whey makes the

C feel less acid in my mouth. I wonder if I am doing this to provide

a more acidic stomach environment when drinking whey? It just seemed

like a good thing to do.

Alobar

On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 9:26 AM, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

> Most hypothyroids, , respond to a reduction in toxin load and

> temporary thyroid support.

>

> Anyway, SomaLife's amino acids are alkaline and an acid condition is

> required for their dissolution and absorption. I suggest taking them with

> an acid drink like OJ but an HCl or two would be functionally

> equivalent.

>

> SomaLife Halth Products points out that according to HGH research,

> mornings are best for taking secretagogues for women, nighttime for

> men. That said, the reverse is almost as functional if done on an empty

> stomach. I take mine in the AM, and my wife takes hers in the PM.,

> the reverse of the recommendation.

>

> Duncan

>

February 2, 2009

I think yes, try vinegar.

Duncan

> > Anyway, SomaLife's amino acids are alkaline and an acid condition

is

> > required for their dissolution and absorption. I suggest taking them

with

> > an acid drink like OJ but an HCl or two would be functionally

> > equivalent.

> >

> Would a couple of tablespoons of cider vinegar do as well?

> sol

>

February 2, 2009

I think the vitamin C won't change stomach pH as much as the whey

will, Alobar.

all good,

Duncan

> > Most hypothyroids, , respond to a reduction in toxin load and

> > temporary thyroid support.

> >

> > Anyway, SomaLife's amino acids are alkaline and an acid condition

is

> > required for their dissolution and absorption. I suggest taking them

with

> > an acid drink like OJ but an HCl or two would be functionally

> > equivalent.

> >

> > SomaLife Halth Products points out that according to HGH

research,

> > mornings are best for taking secretagogues for women, nighttime

for

> > men. That said, the reverse is almost as functional if done on an

empty

> > stomach. I take mine in the AM, and my wife takes hers in the

PM.,

> > the reverse of the recommendation.

> >

> > Duncan

> >

>

February 7, 2009

Hi,

IPADD exists solely on the internet, at least for now. We all just have to

imagine what the others look and sound like.

We have discussed meetings in the past, for example, around Lobby Day for

Disabilities in Springfield, but so far that's been an idea and not a reality.

Since our members are all over the state of Illinois, it's hard to imagine where

else a bunch of us might land on the same day and time.

The home page for IPADD can be visited at:

IPADDUnite/

This is where you can access our Links and Files sections, chock full of helpful

resources.

Hope that answers your questions. Let me know if you need more info.

Laurie

June 2, 2009

Gerald, will you be going to Dr. Samadi at Hackensack?

Walkleader

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Date: Mon, 1 Jun 2009 18:19:13 -0700

Subject: RE: Re: Questions to ask the audiologist

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June 2, 2009

Walk,

That was a posting error. Won-Taek Choe MD is my surgeon. Dr. Choe graduated

from Harvard with an A.B. and Stanford Medical College with a MD. He has

written many technical articles on biochemistry.

Dr. Choe practices out of New York Eye and Ear Infirmary in New York City, and

University of Hackensack Medical Center, and Englewood Medical Center in New

Jersey.

Before I see Dr. Choe (but I am in email contact with him) I have to have a

cochlear implant evaluation this Friday, June 5 at 10 AM at Hackensack. If I

get a low score on audiology and speech discrimination there will be a

psychological component by the audiologist.

My ENT at ENT and Allergy Associates does not feel I will get a high score. I

have to see my hearing aid audiologist there tomorrow afternoon to replace

hearing aid tubing. I want them to be in optimum condition of the cochlear

implant evaluation.

Dr. Choe does not want me to travel far after surgery. So surgery will probably

be in New York City but mapping at Hackensack since the facility takes my

insurance.

That is one of the reasons I had to postpone surgery. Dr. Choe located the

facility for mapping and pushed this through. Many surgeons take New York State

Empire United Health Care but few facilities do so. Hackensack already received

United Health Care payment for evaluation and mapping. So alternate facilities

in New York City is out of the question now.

Gerald

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Subject: RE: Re: Questions

Date: Tuesday, June 2, 2009, 10:33 AM

Gerald, will you be going to Dr. Samadi at Hackensack?

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Gerald Gollinger wrote

Hackensack already received United Health Care payment for evaluation and

mapping. So alternate facilities in New York City is out of the question now.

Hackensack only received approval or certification for payment. They will be

paid after they perform the services. A $30 co payment will apply.

June 18, 2009

Rose,

I have been dealing with this for about 9 months and am close to a cure although

I beleive they are still in my yard and I have been picking up stragglers. I

will answer the questions I feel I can help with.

1. I would have your daughter find a place to stay until you can purchase

menthol crystals and put borax down on the carpet. She should spend a minimal

amount of time at home until things are under control.

4. If you don't have a lot of hot water you could also use a cup of borax and a

half cup of ammonia (use less if you have a front loading washer)with cold

water, dry on hot.

5. My husband already thinks I'm nuts. I am the only one in the house that the

mites continually attack. One son was swarmed when he emptied a wastebasket, but

hasn't had any other problems yet. I use borax on the carpets and only nylar and

pine sol on the wood floor and tile.

6. I went through a period of about 6 months where I had very few skin bites,

but rash areas and was infested internally (eyes, nose, ears, throat,

intestines) I'm starting to get skin bites again that is why I believe I am

picking them up outsie when I do yard work.

7. I used sulfur cream a lot in the beginning and I think it prolonged the

condition. After a couple of prescriptions from a derm they cleared up and I

started working on my environment.

I think others could better answer ?'s 2 & 3.

Good luck it is exhausting at first and at times it is hard to think positive,

but with perseverence we can live normal lives again.

God bless, Laurel

>

> Thanks in advance for bearing with me as I am new here. I am reading as much

as I can to catch up but need some help on basics. I have been treating for

scabies and have to rethink everything.

>

> 1. Is it typical that these bird or rodent mites will eventually attack

everyone in the household? Is it safe for my 28 year old daughter to be in the

house with my husband and I? She is a massage therapist and would be out of work

if she couldn't touch anyone. Wouldn't it be best for her to leave asap? What

would you suggest if it were your daughter?

>

> 2., As I understand it, these types of mites do not reproduce on and under the

skin. Is that right? Or do they lay eggs on the skin? and in the environment.??

Is it right that the lesions are an allergic reaction to the bites? And do not

contain mites or eggs?

>

> 3. That being so, are the skin treatments and baths, etc are to help heal the

lesions and remove the crawlers and possibly eggs laid on the skin but as much

or more effort needs to be placed in the environment?

>

> 4. Will borax help with colored clothes, towels, etc? or is white with Chlorox

the best? I have a small hot water heater so can't get the entire load real hot.

By the time it is full it is hot but not real hot.

>

> 5. Do you guys just live with Borax all over the floor? everywhere? My husband

will think I " m nuts! He alreadly thinks I'm neurotic showering and bathing all

the time and washing everything all day long. I've almost lost a work contract

due to all the time this is taking.

>

> 6. Do they bite internally? So a person could be infected and not have any

outer lesions?

>

> 7. I've been applying sulfur lotion everyday for two months morning and night.

It has kept them down but my skin has aged 20 years. Has anyone found the sulfur

to help or is it just the extra bathing that keeps these critters down?

>

> Thanks again. I'm beside myself. Grateful to have a place to go. Who's behind

this site??

>

> Blessings to all,

> rose

>

June 18, 2009

Hi Lauer4lea

May I ask a question ?

What prescriptions did the Derm give you ?

Thanks,

Bill

laurel4lea wrote:

> Rose,

> I have been dealing with this for about 9 months and am close to a cure

although I beleive they are still in my yard and I have been picking up

stragglers. I will answer the questions I feel I can help with.

> 1. I would have your daughter find a place to stay until you can purchase

menthol crystals and put borax down on the carpet. She should spend a minimal

amount of time at home until things are under control.

> 4. If you don't have a lot of hot water you could also use a cup of borax and

a half cup of ammonia (use less if you have a front loading washer)with cold

water, dry on hot.

> 5. My husband already thinks I'm nuts. I am the only one in the house that the

mites continually attack. One son was swarmed when he emptied a wastebasket, but

hasn't had any other problems yet. I use borax on the carpets and only nylar and

pine sol on the wood floor and tile.

> 6. I went through a period of about 6 months where I had very few skin bites,

but rash areas and was infested internally (eyes, nose, ears, throat,

intestines) I'm starting to get skin bites again that is why I believe I am

picking them up outsie when I do yard work.

> 7. I used sulfur cream a lot in the beginning and I think it prolonged the

condition. After a couple of prescriptions from a derm they cleared up and I

started working on my environment.

> I think others could better answer ?'s 2 & 3.

> Good luck it is exhausting at first and at times it is hard to think positive,

but with perseverence we can live normal lives again.

> God bless, Laurel

>

>>

>> Thanks in advance for bearing with me as I am new here. I am reading as much

as I can to catch up but need some help on basics. I have been treating for

scabies and have to rethink everything.

>>

>> 1. Is it typical that these bird or rodent mites will eventually attack

everyone in the household? Is it safe for my 28 year old daughter to be in the

house with my husband and I? She is a massage therapist and would be out of work

if she couldn't touch anyone. Wouldn't it be best for her to leave asap? What

would you suggest if it were your daughter?

>>

>> 2., As I understand it, these types of mites do not reproduce on and under

the skin. Is that right? Or do they lay eggs on the skin? and in the

environment. ?? Is it right that the lesions are an allergic reaction to the

bites? And do not contain mites or eggs?

>>

>> 3. That being so, are the skin treatments and baths, etc are to help heal the

lesions and remove the crawlers and possibly eggs laid on the skin but as much

or more effort needs to be placed in the environment?

>>

>> 4. Will borax help with colored clothes, towels, etc? or is white with

Chlorox the best? I have a small hot water heater so can't get the entire load

real hot. By the time it is full it is hot but not real hot.

>>

>> 5. Do you guys just live with Borax all over the floor? everywhere? My

husband will think I " m nuts! He alreadly thinks I'm neurotic showering and

bathing all the time and washing everything all day long. I've almost lost a

work contract due to all the time this is taking.

>>

>> 6. Do they bite internally? So a person could be infected and not have any

outer lesions?

>>

>> 7. I've been applying sulfur lotion everyday for two months morning and

night. It has kept them down but my skin has aged 20 years. Has anyone found the

sulfur to help or is it just the extra bathing that keeps these critters down?

>>

>> Thanks again. I'm beside myself. Grateful to have a place to go. Who's behind

this site??

>>

>> Blessings to all,

>> rose

>>

>

June 18, 2009

Thanks so much Laurel,

I'm grateful to hear you feel you are close to a cure. That is really good news!

I appreciate you taking your time to help me out. I hope you don't mind if I ask

you a few more questions.?

Would you be willing to share which perscriptions your dermatologist perscribed

that you thought were effective?

Have you positively identified your mite as a birdmite?

I found some mite samples tonight in the folds of the plastic of my bedcover. I

am hopeful to finally get a diagnosis of what has been eating us after all these

months!

I was just thinking tonight I needed something for the environment but I don't

want to use toxic chemicals if I can avoid it. Are there harmful effects for

people with Nylar?

I would really love to speak with you by phone to talk about your internal

condition. Would you be willing to have a conversation? If so, when would be

good for you? Afternoons or evenings are best for me any day but Saturday or

Tues.

Thanks again to all,

I'm learning a lot everyday. Hope to give back to all of you once I get my

bearings with this condition.

> >

> > Thanks in advance for bearing with me as I am new here. I am reading as much

as I can to catch up but need some help on basics. I have been treating for

scabies and have to rethink everything.

> >

> > 1. Is it typical that these bird or rodent mites will eventually attack

everyone in the household? Is it safe for my 28 year old daughter to be in the

house with my husband and I? She is a massage therapist and would be out of work

if she couldn't touch anyone. Wouldn't it be best for her to leave asap? What

would you suggest if it were your daughter?

> >

> > 2., As I understand it, these types of mites do not reproduce on and under

the skin. Is that right? Or do they lay eggs on the skin? and in the

environment.?? Is it right that the lesions are an allergic reaction to the

bites? And do not contain mites or eggs?

> >

> > 3. That being so, are the skin treatments and baths, etc are to help heal

the lesions and remove the crawlers and possibly eggs laid on the skin but as

much or more effort needs to be placed in the environment?

> >

> > 4. Will borax help with colored clothes, towels, etc? or is white with

Chlorox the best? I have a small hot water heater so can't get the entire load

real hot. By the time it is full it is hot but not real hot.

> >

> > 5. Do you guys just live with Borax all over the floor? everywhere? My

husband will think I " m nuts! He alreadly thinks I'm neurotic showering and

bathing all the time and washing everything all day long. I've almost lost a

work contract due to all the time this is taking.

> >

> > 6. Do they bite internally? So a person could be infected and not have any

outer lesions?

> >

> > 7. I've been applying sulfur lotion everyday for two months morning and

night. It has kept them down but my skin has aged 20 years. Has anyone found the

sulfur to help or is it just the extra bathing that keeps these critters down?

> >

> > Thanks again. I'm beside myself. Grateful to have a place to go. Who's

behind this site??

> >

> > Blessings to all,

> > rose

> >

>

June 19, 2009

20x ? = 400 ml x 5

20

There is a formula;

C1 x V1 = C2 x V2

where C = concentration in % and V = volume in ml

and C = X gm /100ml

the word 'of' is translated to multiplication

You now have 400 ml of a 5% solution

you started with some unknown quantity or volume of a 20% solution

C1 x V1 = C2 x V2

20% x V1 = 5% of 400ml

-------- -----------

20%---------20%

5% of 400ml

V1 = ----------------

20%

V1 = 100 ml

check:

20% x 100ml = 5% x 400 ml

2000ml = 2000 ml

Hope this helps,

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

Founder /Owner

> > >

> > > Hi ebeth118,

> > > try these

> > >

> > > a is for ear

> > > a looks like the shape of the ear.

> > > Now, think about this.

> > > just assume everything right is first.

> > > so as d comes first in terms of alphabelts.

> > > so a.d is right ear.

> > >

> > > you are now left with s and its left ear.

> > >

> > > dont worry about u is for both

> > >

> > > o is for eye

> > > o likes like the shape of the eye

> > > imige the same things for eye

> > >

> > > Hope this unscientic thinking helps.

> > >

> > > ____________ _________ _________ __

> > > From: Beth <ebeth1118@ ..>

> > > JeanettasPTCBStudyG roup@groups .com

> > > Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 11:26:32 AM

> > > Subject: [JeanettasPTCBStudy Group] eyedrop, eardrop questions

> > >

> > > Is there an easy way to remember the sig codes for eye and ear drops? I

get them confused, and have heard people talk about how they remember them,

but never really wrote it down. I always have to stop and think about it, but

want to just remember immediately.

> > >

June 19, 2009

Very helpful.

Thanks

________________________________

From: Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS Chemistry <rxjm2002@...>

Sent: Friday, June 19, 2009 9:30:12 AM

Subject: Re: questions

20x ? = 400 ml x 5

20

There is a formula;

C1 x V1 = C2 x V2

where C = concentration in % and V = volume in ml

and C = X gm /100ml

the word 'of' is translated to multiplication

You now have 400 ml of a 5% solution

you started with some unknown quantity or volume of a 20% solution

C1 x V1 = C2 x V2

20% x V1 = 5% of 400ml

-------- -----------

20%--------- 20%

5% of 400ml

V1 = ------------ ----

20%

V1 = 100 ml

check:

20% x 100ml = 5% x 400 ml

2000ml = 2000 ml

Hope this helps,

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

Founder /Owner

> > >

> > > Hi ebeth118,

> > > try these

> > >

> > > a is for ear

> > > a looks like the shape of the ear.

> > > Now, think about this.

> > > just assume everything right is first.

> > > so as d comes first in terms of alphabelts.

> > > so a.d is right ear.

> > >

> > > you are now left with s and its left ear.

> > >

> > > dont worry about u is for both

> > >

> > > o is for eye

> > > o likes like the shape of the eye

> > > imige the same things for eye

> > >

> > > Hope this unscientic thinking helps.

> > >

> > > ____________ _________ _________ __

> > > From: Beth <ebeth1118@ ..>

> > > JeanettasPTCBStudyG roup@groups .com

> > > Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 11:26:32 AM

> > > Subject: [JeanettasPTCBStudy Group] eyedrop, eardrop questions

> > >

> > > Is there an easy way to remember the sig codes for eye and ear drops? I

get them confused, and have heard people talk about how they remember them,

but never really wrote it down. I always have to stop and think about it, but

want to just remember immediately.

> > >

June 19, 2009

> > >

> > > Thanks in advance for bearing with me as I am new here. I am reading as

much as I can to catch up but need some help on basics. I have been treating for

scabies and have to rethink everything.

> > >

> > > 1. Is it typical that these bird or rodent mites will eventually attack

everyone in the household? Is it safe for my 28 year old daughter to be in the

house with my husband and I? She is a massage therapist and would be out of work

if she couldn't touch anyone. Wouldn't it be best for her to leave asap? What

would you suggest if it were your daughter?

> > >

> > > 2., As I understand it, these types of mites do not reproduce on and under

the skin. Is that right? Or do they lay eggs on the skin? and in the

environment.?? Is it right that the lesions are an allergic reaction to the

bites? And do not contain mites or eggs?

> > >

> > > 3. That being so, are the skin treatments and baths, etc are to help heal

the lesions and remove the crawlers and possibly eggs laid on the skin but as

much or more effort needs to be placed in the environment?

> > >

> > > 4. Will borax help with colored clothes, towels, etc? or is white with

Chlorox the best? I have a small hot water heater so can't get the entire load

real hot. By the time it is full it is hot but not real hot.

> > >

> > > 5. Do you guys just live with Borax all over the floor? everywhere? My

husband will think I " m nuts! He alreadly thinks I'm neurotic showering and

bathing all the time and washing everything all day long. I've almost lost a

work contract due to all the time this is taking.

> > >

> > > 6. Do they bite internally? So a person could be infected and not have any

outer lesions?

> > >

> > > 7. I've been applying sulfur lotion everyday for two months morning and

night. It has kept them down but my skin has aged 20 years. Has anyone found the

sulfur to help or is it just the extra bathing that keeps these critters down?

> > >

> > > Thanks again. I'm beside myself. Grateful to have a place to go. Who's

behind this site??

> > >

> > > Blessings to all,

> > > rose

> > >

> >

>

July 7, 2009

2-12.5 mg Iodoral?

Yes Iodoral can start a period but usually not at 25 mgs. For me it happened at 100 mgs. I am in meno and no longer get periods but when I upped it to 100 mgs I got a cycle every 2 weeks. We did Vit A (25,000) IU to get it back under control. Remember that iodine goes to the ovaries and uterus so it is hormonally driven in that respect as well.

Steph

questions

Hi, I started taking 2 iodorals a few months ago. also had my thyroid meds increased and a change in my bio-HRT , Ive had menopause for 3 yrs now. anyway, my thyroid labs went up, so Im now decreasing those meds, but I got a period.. cramps and everything now.. The HRT was NOT supposed to do that.. I specifically discussed that with the compounding phramcy.. so Im wondering if the iodoral did something? I did email the pharmacy also. and will wait to see what happens next month. of course I still havent lost any weight either.. wouldnt mind so much iof i saw some other result like weight loss... or nicer hair... kathy

July 7, 2009

>

> 2-12.5 mg Iodoral?

>

> Yes Iodoral can start a period but usually not at 25 mgs. For me it happened

at 100 mgs. I am in meno and no longer get periods but when I upped it to 100

mgs I got a cycle every 2 weeks.

------> I also had that happen on 25mgs of iodine. My periods stopped over a

year ago. I went back on iodine recently at 25mgs and had 3 periods in a row for

3 months. This was also with fairly high vit A supplementation. I'm waiting this

month to see if it continues.

(Also saw no weightloss or difference in my hair...just periods)

Lynn

July 7, 2009

should we all be on higher doses of vitamin a?? i did read this somewhere about needing to take a along with iodine.....could it be we all start having periods on iodine because we are supposed to?? i mean maybe the iodine has normalized our hormones ....i guess having one every 2 weeks is not good but if we have one every month is that a bad thing?? i am perimenopausal so have a few here and there ....so not sure if it is related to iodine or not...From: Lynn <lyn122@...>Subject: Re: questionsiodine Date: Tuesday, July 7, 2009, 7:53 AM

>

> 2-12.5 mg Iodoral?

>

> Yes Iodoral can start a period but usually not at 25 mgs. For me it happened at 100 mgs. I am in meno and no longer get periods but when I upped it to 100 mgs I got a cycle every 2 weeks.

------> I also had that happen on 25mgs of iodine. My periods stopped over a year ago. I went back on iodine recently at 25mgs and had 3 periods in a row for 3 months. This was also with fairly high vit A supplementation. I'm waiting this month to see if it continues.

(Also saw no weightloss or difference in my hair...just periods)

Lynn

July 8, 2009

Vitamin A is also essential for the thyroid gland, among other things. We get

our vitamin A from cod liver in its own oil.

from Israel

>

> >

>

> > 2-12.5 mg Iodoral?

>

> >

>

> > Yes Iodoral can start a period but usually not at 25 mgs. For me it

happened at 100 mgs. I am in meno and no longer get periods but when I upped it

to 100 mgs I got a cycle every 2 weeks.

>

> ------> I also had that happen on 25mgs of iodine. My periods stopped over a

year ago. I went back on iodine recently at 25mgs and had 3 periods in a row for

3 months. This was also with fairly high vit A supplementation. I'm waiting this

month to see if it continues.

>

> (Also saw no weightloss or difference in my hair...just periods)

>

> Lynn

>

August 26, 2009

I'm going to speak at our local Board of Ed meeting tonight. I'm bringing a copy

of our state law, and copies of exemption forms for them to attach to their

minutes.

I will touch on swine flu but plan to speak more on that at their Sept. meeting

when all the nurses and whoever else will be discussing it.

The plan tonight is to get it in the papers about exemptions for the straggler

parents (like me) who have yet to get their kids physicals. Fortunately, the

reporter is a friend.

Winnie

questions

vaccinations

> Hey folks

>

> Thursday I have my first vaccine education class with three

> people at the health food store. no problem.

>

> I am passing out fliers all week to city and county employees.

> no problem.

>

> Sunday is my 26th annual car show.lots of work but no problem.

>

> Monday , meeting with the superintendent to dicuss vaccines in

> general and what he is doing specifically on the swine flu.

> Problem, my brain is fried. I want to ask him some hard

> questions beside my usual stuff.

>

> The only one I can think of off the top is why are parents not

> informed about their exemptions and why are school personal

> always telling parents they have no choice.

>

> I have had conversations with him before and he knows who I am.

> We have a good relationship now, but i don't know if that will

> be the case after our meeting.

>

> Anyway, any other hard hitting questions will be appreciated.

>

> Jim

>

August 26, 2009

sounds good.

________________________________

From: " wharrison@... " <wharrison@...>

Vaccinations@...

Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 12:33:15 PM

Subject: Re: questions

I'm going to speak at our local Board of Ed meeting tonight. I'm bringing a copy

of our state law, and copies of exemption forms for them to attach to their

minutes.

I will touch on swine flu but plan to speak more on that at their Sept. meeting

when all the nurses and whoever else will be discussing it.

The plan tonight is to get it in the papers about exemptions for the straggler

parents (like me) who have yet to get their kids physicals. Fortunately, the

reporter is a friend.

Winnie

questions

vaccinations

> Hey folks

>

> Thursday I have my first vaccine education class with three

> people at the health food store. no problem.

>

> I am passing out fliers all week to city and county employees.

> no problem.

>

> Sunday is my 26th annual car show.lots of work but no problem.

>

> Monday , meeting with the superintendent to dicuss vaccines in

> general and what he is doing specifically on the swine flu.

> Problem, my brain is fried. I want to ask him some hard

> questions beside my usual stuff.

>

> The only one I can think of off the top is why are parents not

> informed about their exemptions and why are school personal

> always telling parents they have no choice.

>

> I have had conversations with him before and he knows who I am.

> We have a good relationship now, but i don't know if that will

> be the case after our meeting.

>

> Anyway, any other hard hitting questions will be appreciated.

>

> Jim

>

August 26, 2009

I would love to go speak at the BOE but have no clue what to say or where to

start. I am not a good speaker either so I would be very nervous.

Tina

On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 1:41 PM, Jim O <jimokelly@...> wrote:

>

> sounds good.

>

> ________________________________

> From: " wharrison@... <wharrison%40optonline.net> " <

> wharrison@... <wharrison%40optonline.net>>

> Vaccinations@... <Vaccinations%40groups..com>

> Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 12:33:15 PM

> Subject: Re: questions

>

> I'm going to speak at our local Board of Ed meeting tonight. I'm bringing a

> copy of our state law, and copies of exemption forms for them to attach to

> their minutes.

>

> I will touch on swine flu but plan to speak more on that at their Sept.

> meeting when all the nurses and whoever else will be discussing it.

>

> The plan tonight is to get it in the papers about exemptions for the

> straggler parents (like me) who have yet to get their kids physicals.

> Fortunately, the reporter is a friend.

>

> Winnie

>

> questions

> vaccinations

>

> > Hey folks

> >

> > Thursday I have my first vaccine education class with three

> > people at the health food store. no problem.

> >

> > I am passing out fliers all week to city and county employees.

> > no problem.

> >

> > Sunday is my 26th annual car show.lots of work but no problem.

> >

> > Monday , meeting with the superintendent to dicuss vaccines in

> > general and what he is doing specifically on the swine flu.

> > Problem, my brain is fried. I want to ask him some hard

> > questions beside my usual stuff.

> >

> > The only one I can think of off the top is why are parents not

> > informed about their exemptions and why are school personal

> > always telling parents they have no choice.

> >

> > I have had conversations with him before and he knows who I am.

> > We have a good relationship now, but i don't know if that will

> > be the case after our meeting.

> >

> > Anyway, any other hard hitting questions will be appreciated.

> >

> > Jim

> >

August 26, 2009

Take what I wrote and just read it (obviously substitute your state laws info).

I wasn't a good speaker either but had to do it because of an issue in town. It

went on for five years--still not done--and it's second nature to me now.

What you do is find out when and where the meetings are, get a copy of the

agenda to see when public comment is, and go. They will ask when theyr'e ready

for public comment, at which point you raise your hand, they call on you, you

state your name and read. Then thank them and sit down. They generally don't

answer questions. It's hard at first but just do it.

It's important to have reporters there so it gets out to the parents.

Winnie

questions

> > vaccinations

> >

> > > Hey folks

> > >

> > > Thursday I have my first vaccine education class with three

> > > people at the health food store. no problem.

> > >

> > > I am passing out fliers all week to city and county employees.

> > > no problem.

> > >

> > > Sunday is my 26th annual car show.lots of work but no problem.

> > >

> > > Monday , meeting with the superintendent to dicuss vaccines in

> > > general and what he is doing specifically on the swine flu.

> > > Problem, my brain is fried. I want to ask him some hard

> > > questions beside my usual stuff.

> > >

> > > The only one I can think of off the top is why are parents not

> > > informed about their exemptions and why are school personal

> > > always telling parents they have no choice.

> > >

> > > I have had conversations with him before and he knows who I am.

> > > We have a good relationship now, but i don't know if that will

> > > be the case after our meeting.

> > >

> > > Anyway, any other hard hitting questions will be appreciated.

> > >

> > > Jim

> > >

August 26, 2009

I would ask about the academic health of the children, if that's a term. Years

ago, there were no special ed rooms or teachers, kids didn't have all the

learning problems, dyslexia, processing disorders, need sensory integration

therapy, etc. and they didn't have the health problems that cause them to miss a

lot of school, such as asthma, cancers, etc. or allergies to every food coming

down the pike to the point that most elementary classrooms I've seen lately have

signs on them: " Dairy-free, peanut-free, tree-nut free, egg-free, classroom " and

kids can't bring in cupcakes or candy for fear of someone going in an

anaphylactic shock.

This isn't normal. What happened to these kids in the 1980's-90's that affected

their brains, central nervous systems and immune systems if not vaccines? What

responsibility do the schools have towards these kids for demanding they be

vaccinated if it turns out years from now to finally be proven it was vaccines?

Winnie

questions

vaccinations

> Hey folks

>

> Thursday I have my first vaccine education class with three

> people at the health food store. no problem.

>

> I am passing out fliers all week to city and county employees.

> no problem.

>

> Sunday is my 26th annual car show.lots of work but no problem.

>

> Monday , meeting with the superintendent to dicuss vaccines in

> general and what he is doing specifically on the swine flu.

> Problem, my brain is fried. I want to ask him some hard

> questions beside my usual stuff.

>

> The only one I can think of off the top is why are parents not

> informed about their exemptions and why are school personal

> always telling parents they have no choice.

>

> I have had conversations with him before and he knows who I am.

> We have a good relationship now, but i don't know if that will

> be the case after our meeting.

>

> Anyway, any other hard hitting questions will be appreciated.

>

> Jim

>

August 26, 2009

Then the S--t hits the fan.

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From: " wharrison@... " <wharrison@...>

Vaccinations

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