Re: Digest Number 902

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In a message dated 12/15/99 1:03:37 PM, lyme-aidonelist writes:

<<The sugar doesn't seem to bother me as much as carbs>>

Hi

Don't carbohydrates metabolize as sugars?

I avoid sugar and simple carbs.

Jane

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In a message dated 2/20/01 6:57:39 PM Pacific Standard Time,

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Hi, does anyone know of a good CST doctor in New York City, preferably in

Queens? Thanks.

>>

Dr. Wolfe in NYC.

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I have a wonderful face moisturizer that we all love here (even my hubby).

I have combination skin and I love the stuff. It's very easy to make (one

pan

My SO has tremendous dry skin from his almost hairless top of the head. Do

you think this moisturizer cream would help the skin flakes from completely

covering the front of his shirt? (that is the truth about how dry his skin

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All I can say is " it would be worth a try " . My sons cheeks are extremely dry

and he uses this cream. It works well for him

My SO has tremendous dry skin from his almost hairless top of the head. Do

you think this moisturizer cream would help the skin flakes from completely

covering the front of his shirt? (that is the truth about how dry his skin

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Thanks for your helpful suggestions. I'll try them. Overeaters

Anonymous stressed me out when I went. They were too uptight and rigid.

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In a message dated 8/26/02 3:32:25 PM Central Daylight Time,

talithakumi@... writes:

> I read that it's best to just delete and/or block instead of unsubscribing

> to those because when you unsubscribe, it only confirms to them that they

> have a valid address.

>

> Marla

I agree. The delete button is a favorite of mine.

Belinda

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In a message dated 8/26/02 3:51:39 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

skyranger@... writes:

> Yes, I seem to have experienced an increase. I try to unsubscribe from

> every one I get. However a lot of the time the unsubscribe link leads to

> nothing. " page can not be displayed " .

>

> I always received one occasionally but not every day.

I suggest NOT unsubscribing! I did in one case, only to discover that those

who unsubscribe are really signing themselves onto a new list to get more

porn mail, apparently :-/

chris

____

" What can one say of a soul, of a heart, filled with compassion? It is a

heart which burns with love for every creature: for human beings, birds, and

animals, for serpents and for demons. The thought of them and the sight of

them make the tears of the saint flow. And this immense and intense

compassion, which flows from the heart of the saints, makes them unable to

bear the sight of the smallest, most insignificant wound in any creature.

Thus they pray ceaselessly, with tears, even for animals, for enemies of the

truth, and for those who do them wrong. "

--Saint Isaac the Syrian

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At 02:10 AM 8/26/2002, you wrote:

>I'd appreciate it if you would let me

>know privately if there has been a recent appearance of porn spam in

>your inbox.

>

>ine in SC

Yes, I seem to have experienced an increase. I try to unsubscribe from

every one I get. However a lot of the time the unsubscribe link leads to

nothing. " page can not be displayed " .

I always received one occasionally but not every day.

Mac

www.antibioticfailure.com/drmac

www.my4life.com/drb

Mac Barksdale, DVM

4270 Aloma Ave Suite 124-33A

Winter Park, Florida 32792

skyranger@...

Toll Free 866 315 3940

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----- Original Message -----

> Yes, I seem to have experienced an increase. I try to unsubscribe from

> every one I get. However a lot of the time the unsubscribe link leads to

> nothing. " page can not be displayed " .

>

> I always received one occasionally but not every day.

>

> Mac

>

I read that it's best to just delete and/or block instead of unsubscribing

to those because when you unsubscribe, it only confirms to them that they

have a valid address.

Marla

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Mac,

DO NOT unsubscribe to ANYTHING. That is how they pass on " live " email

addresses! All the computer experts are warning of this.

When you unsubscribe to these spammers you are trusting the integrity of

someone who has already proven themselves untrustworthy. When you

unsubscribe, all you have really have done is to place you email address on

their " sell " list...so all their slimy associates can send you their

garbage.

Either delete (you get to know which ones are porn by the subject line) or

place the return address in your blocked list. Problem is, these creeps use

fake addresses so each time they send something to you it is with a

different email address.

I have gotten to where I just feel sorry for people who have to live this

way and delete their garbage with gratitude that I don't have to live that

way.

Kat

http://www.katking.com

----- Original Message -----

From: " Dr. Mac Daraskale " <skyranger@...>

< >

Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 12:42 PM

Subject: Re: Digest Number 902

> At 02:10 AM 8/26/2002, you wrote:

> >I'd appreciate it if you would let me

> >know privately if there has been a recent appearance of porn spam in

> >your inbox.

> >

> >ine in SC

>

>

> Yes, I seem to have experienced an increase. I try to unsubscribe from

> every one I get. However a lot of the time the unsubscribe link leads to

> nothing. " page can not be displayed " .

>

> I always received one occasionally but not every day.

>

> Mac

>

>

> www.antibioticfailure.com/drmac

> www.my4life.com/drb

> Mac Barksdale, DVM

> 4270 Aloma Ave Suite 124-33A

> Winter Park, Florida 32792

> skyranger@...

> Toll Free 866 315 3940

>

>

>

>

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Yes, I was sure they were stealing email addresses when I got porn mail--

from myself!!! I wish there was something that could be done, but I have no

idea what to do. I guess it's something we have to put up with...

chris

In a message dated 8/26/02 5:30:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

katanne1890@... writes:

> DO NOT unsubscribe to ANYTHING. That is how they pass on " live " email

> addresses! All the computer experts are warning of this.

>

> When you unsubscribe to these spammers you are trusting the integrity of

> someone who has already proven themselves untrustworthy. When you

> unsubscribe, all you have really have done is to place you email address on

> their " sell " list...so all their slimy associates can send you their

> garbage.

>

> Either delete (you get to know which ones are porn by the subject line) or

> place the return address in your blocked list. Problem is, these creeps

use

> fake addresses so each time they send something to you it is with a

> different email address.

>

> I have gotten to where I just feel sorry for people who have to live this

> way and delete their garbage with gratitude that I don't have to live that

> way.

____

" What can one say of a soul, of a heart, filled with compassion? It is a

heart which burns with love for every creature: for human beings, birds, and

animals, for serpents and for demons. The thought of them and the sight of

them make the tears of the saint flow. And this immense and intense

compassion, which flows from the heart of the saints, makes them unable to

bear the sight of the smallest, most insignificant wound in any creature.

Thus they pray ceaselessly, with tears, even for animals, for enemies of the

truth, and for those who do them wrong. "

--Saint Isaac the Syrian

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In a message dated 8/26/02 10:46:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

heidis@... writes:

> I've heard this is true. Alternatively you can set up a filter on the

> most obnoxious words (which are used by most of them) and

> filter them into " trash " . Interestingly, my husband gets HUGE

> amounts of them and I get only a few, though I subscribe to more

> lists than he does. Having a male name seems to increase

> the load?

I have no idea. It seems those of us on AOL seem to get it worse than

others, but by no means have a monopoly! The problem is, half the time they

have subjects like " my new screenname " or " here's that information you

wanted " and it isn't until you _open_ it that you get all the news about

girls with farm animals and *ugh* never mind. I've grown accustomed to the

kinds of subjects they sneak it under and I'm getting pretty quick with the

delete button. *blows smoke from delete-pressing finger*

Chris

____

" What can one say of a soul, of a heart, filled with compassion? It is a

heart which burns with love for every creature: for human beings, birds, and

animals, for serpents and for demons. The thought of them and the sight of

them make the tears of the saint flow. And this immense and intense

compassion, which flows from the heart of the saints, makes them unable to

bear the sight of the smallest, most insignificant wound in any creature.

Thus they pray ceaselessly, with tears, even for animals, for enemies of the

truth, and for those who do them wrong. "

--Saint Isaac the Syrian

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At 04:52 PM 8/26/2002 -0400, you wrote:

> > Yes, I seem to have experienced an increase. I try to unsubscribe from

> > every one I get. However a lot of the time the unsubscribe link leads to

> > nothing. " page can not be displayed " .

> >

> > I always received one occasionally but not every day.

>

>I suggest NOT unsubscribing! I did in one case, only to discover that those

>who unsubscribe are really signing themselves onto a new list to get more

>porn mail, apparently :-/

I've heard this is true. Alternatively you can set up a filter on the

most obnoxious words (which are used by most of them) and

filter them into " trash " . Interestingly, my husband gets HUGE

amounts of them and I get only a few, though I subscribe to more

lists than he does. Having a male name seems to increase

the load?

Heidi

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At 10:57 PM 8/26/2002 -0400, you wrote:

>I have no idea. It seems those of us on AOL seem to get it worse than

>others, but by no means have a monopoly! The problem is, half the time they

>have subjects like " my new screenname " or " here's that information you

>wanted " and it isn't until you _open_ it that you get all the news about

>girls with farm animals and *ugh* never mind. I've grown accustomed to the

>kinds of subjects they sneak it under and I'm getting pretty quick with the

>delete button. *blows smoke from delete-pressing finger*

>

>Chris

If you use Eudora, you can have it filter based on words in the BODY of the

message, so you don't have to open it. If you use Outlook ... well, I won't

use Outlook and that's that. (I get SOOO many virus's from Outlook users!).

But I suspect you can filter on the body of the message in Outlook too.

I used Hotmail for awhile and it was ridiculous how many spam messages I

got! Having your own mail is a lot better, if you can swing it. I get about

3 unsolicited messages a week now, which is few enough that they are merely

silly, not smoke-producing.

Heidi

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I have said time and time again that private schools are great if you have a

child who is " normal " .If your child has any special needs or is gifted they

cannot handle and don't accommodate this.I am glad that you moved your child

to a public school and are happy like myself.So many times people send their

kids to private schools and if there is a problem just ignore it.My friend is

a good example.her parents are " very Catholic " and always sent all 12 of

their kids to the parish school through 8th grade and " private Catholic

schools " through high school.She can hardly handle a job and has many

problems that weren't address when she was younger. Of course it is past the

point.I wish more people like you would see this and do what you did. Good

for you. Gretchen in Missouri

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In a message dated 10/11/2002 3:51:25 AM Central Daylight Time,

writes:

> Message: 10

> Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 20:57:33 EDT

> From: Traceygrubbs@...

> Subject: Re: need input

>

> Hi everyone,

> I just ran accross something that I find interesting.

> Last year some of 's symptoms included:

> Being hungry all the time.

> Temperature was below normal usually ~96.

> Of course she has nocturnal seizures which indicates an abnormal sleep

> pattern.

> Exessive sweating and then all of a sudden she stopped sweating entirely.

> Fluctuating emotions.

> All these things are regulated by hypothalmic function. Yet her focal

> origin

> is frontal lobe.

> Can anyone give me any input on how all this could fit together?

> Tracey

>

Hi Tracey,

I rarely post, usually just scan the list and read the entries that interest

me. On several occasions your entries have caught my attention b/c I see

similarities in our children's clinical symptoms. You mentioned your daughter

has a frontal focus. How was that determined? My daughter has been a very

complex case. She began having sz's at 10months, hers too were primarily

nocturnal with eye deviation (left) and right sided tonic clonic activity.

She was completely controlled on Keppra for 9mos. She relapsed last June and

we have yet to regain sz control despite loading Lamictal and adhering to a

strict Atkins diet (a type of ketogenic diet). Although after the induction

of the diet her sz's were decreased by 50%, she currently has 16-20 nocturnal

(or during nap) sz's/wk. her sz's have changed in appearance as well. All

four extremities are now involved with tonic activity (although asymmetric)

and she seems to be more aware during the sz's and on occasion even tries to

vocalize..a breathy, grunty " h e e e e lp m e e e e " is not uncommon to

hear. Our problem is that we have already had extensive testing but all of

the data is discordant. Her long term video EEG shows seizure activity in the

left central parietal region, her most recent MRI shows evidence for left

mesial temporal sclerosis, and her clinical symptoms present like frontal

lobe sz's. After 3 1/2 months of persistence we are scheduled to be admitted

to a comprehensive epilepsy center on Monday (10/14) where she will undergo

evaluation to determine where her sz focus is as well as if it is surgically

remediable. Sorry this is so lengthy, but I'm just curious about your

experiences with discovering 's focus as well as what

medicines/treatments if any, have worked for her just in case Jordan's does

turn out to be frontal....

Sincerely,

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,

Since ashley's seizures are nocturnal only, she was admitted into a sleep lab

at Wake Forest Hospital. It was there that they told me the seizure focal

point.

Sofar, we have been on Keppra, Lamictal, Depakote, Tegretal, and finally

ended up on Zonegran which she went four months seizure free (don't think the

seizure free period was medication related) however, we are still on 300mg of

Zonegran per day. She still continues to have 2-3 brief 7-9 sec. episodes

during the night.

I must tell you though, out of all the meds we have been on, Zonegran has the

least cognitive side effects. But I guess that could vary with each

individual.

We are scheduled for hospital admission next week to begin the keto diet,

will let you know if it works for her.

Let me know if you want to compare more notes. IIf it helps, 'll be glad to

share all that I can.

God bless,

Tracey

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Hi Maggie, and all!

Maggie, you're right about meals for 10 being a challange. And THAT's my

biggest problem/challenge -- meals. I tell myself all the time that if I had

someone preparing meals for me, I could really do it. I have a hard enough

time with meals without even considering the impact on my figure.

Unfortunately, I don't know of an easy way, so how do I cope? Sometimes I

eat the same as they do, but less of it. Sometimes I have them fix their own

(the oldest is 19) and I eat what I " should " . Dinner's are the hardest.

>Hi !

>Welcome to the group! You'll find lots of great info and support here.

>You have 8 kids??!! I can't imagine planning meal for that many people...I

>have trouble planning meals for myself sometimes!

>Good luck and check in often!

>Maggie

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If you are interested, I have a meal plan system that teaches you about

planning ahead and cooking ahead. IT IS NOT GEARED TOWARDS LEAN MEALS! But,

I use the concepts and do my own lean meals using the principles in the book.

Also, there are mixes involved that take just 1 - 3 ingredients and about 5

minutes prep and 30 or less to cook. Some of these are okay to eat on BLF

and many are not. Your oldest kids are definitely old enough for you to

delegate some of the meal responsibilities. I don't want to post all info on

this site because this is my business and I don't want to use this site for

that. But, you can email me directly at JeanetteEdgar@... if you like.

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<PRE>I agree....if you put the right ingredients into those kinds of everyday

meals (tacos, roasts, potatoes, soup, etc.) you can make this work without

cooking multiple meals and make your whole family healthy in the process

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i found that you can pretty much cook normal. Roast and baked potatoes,

tacos, soup, baked chicken, meat balls. Cook so that you will be able

to eat what they are eating, but maybe in different portions.

karen lyons wrote:

> Hi Maggie, and all!

>

> Maggie, you're right about meals for 10 being a challange. And THAT's

> my

> biggest problem/challenge -- meals. I tell myself all the time that if

> I had

> someone preparing meals for me, I could really do it. I have a hard

> enough

> time with meals without even considering the impact on my figure.

>

> Unfortunately, I don't know of an easy way, so how do I cope?

> Sometimes I

> eat the same as they do, but less of it. Sometimes I have them fix

> their own

> (the oldest is 19) and I eat what I " should " . Dinner's are the

> hardest.

>

>

>

> >Hi !

>

> >Welcome to the group! You'll find lots of great info and support

> here.

>

> >You have 8 kids??!! I can't imagine planning meal for that many

> people...I

> >have trouble planning meals for myself sometimes!

>

> >Good luck and check in often!

> >Maggie

>

>

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In a message dated 9/13/2004 4:35:25 PM Central America Standard Tim, low dose naltrexone writes:

One big problem is stretching; I know this helps, but I have noprogram set up to make sure I stretch the necessary muscles.

I assume you've had some physical therapy and gotten the exercise sheets--I only do a few and boy, does it help! doesn't take a neuro to refer you to a phys. therapist--any doc will do. I went a few times til I made sure I was doing them right and now I just do on my own. It's part of my morning regime--5-10 min only--my hair takes far more time, darn it!

Daphne

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Hi everyone,

I, too, received today, in the mail, a 10 year pin from PTCB! What a nice

surprise!

Having been in the pharmacy business over 20 years, it is nice to know that

someone takes notice of

Certified Techs.

Congratulations and to those that have achieved 10 years certified!

Have a great week,

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> Message: 4

> Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 20:29:22 -0000

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

> Subject: Re: Digest Number 899

>

>

> CONGRATULATIONS TO LESLIE!!

> Wish we had a photo of that!

>

> I missed it by 3 tests I am November 1996!

>

> Love ya

> Jeanetta

>

> > Jeanetta

> > I had a nice surprise in my mail box today. I recieved a 10

> year pin from PTCB. The pin is very nice. I will wear it to work

> tomorrow to see if anyone notices it.

> > Thanks

> >

> >

>

>

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