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i am wondering why " jeanette " sent out information that is not particularly

pertinent to the topic of this list?? i prefer not to receive information

such as this on this mailing list. i subscribe to this list to receive

messages about hepC, not computer viruses.

thanks ....

dags

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  • 10 months later...

Dear :

I would also suggest that, if it has not been done recently, having

your potassium level checked. I know my wife's ran either very low

normal, or just below normal. She now takes potassum, and it has helped

some. Its a place to start. Marty

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Dear :

I would also suggest that, if it has not been done recently, having

your potassium level checked. I know my wife's ran either very low

normal, or just below normal. She now takes potassum, and it has helped

some. Its a place to start. Marty

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Re; Doc??? Tylenol

I hear so many different beliefs about the amount of tylenol a chronic

liver diseaser can take.

One doctor told e no more than 2000mg a week and recently due to some

oral surgery they wanted to keep me below 1000mg a day.

I am high risk surgery with platelets averaging about 77,000 over three

years.

I ended up not taking any tylenol, because one dentist didn't want take

the risk. Luckily I hav high pain thresh hold and it never got bad

enough to take any. After the surgery they did give me vicodin which I

never took.

Thanks,

" ...I dream then ask why not "

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Re; Doc??? Tylenol

I hear so many different beliefs about the amount of tylenol a chronic

liver diseaser can take.

One doctor told e no more than 2000mg a week and recently due to some

oral surgery they wanted to keep me below 1000mg a day.

I am high risk surgery with platelets averaging about 77,000 over three

years.

I ended up not taking any tylenol, because one dentist didn't want take

the risk. Luckily I hav high pain thresh hold and it never got bad

enough to take any. After the surgery they did give me vicodin which I

never took.

Thanks,

" ...I dream then ask why not "

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I did find a card reader on EBay, haven't received it yet. I put in language

master for the search, card reader brings up credit card readers. It's the only

one I've ever seen, though. It started out at a dollar, because they said they

couldn't test it. I'm hoping that's because they didn't have any magnetic

cards. I ended up paying $33 with shipping, so if it's broke, I can still

afford to fix it. Eiki also has card readers, here's their site:

http://www.eiki.com/usa/index.htm

They have 3 different units. The one I'm getting is not by Eiki, and I tried to

get Bell & Howell but couldn't find card readers at their site. I'll have to

see when it comes in.

Loriann

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Joan, this is a great site! Loriann, was it you who said you found the

card readers on e-bay? And is that what you just call them? Card readers?

I remember seeing these things around- don't know if anyone still uses them

in our district. I don't recall if they were more used by SLP's or for

reading programs. But I can imagine Ben would love to pass the cards

through. Hhmm. Thanks for the tip. This site is really cool.

MB

>>I found a card reader and some ways the slps use them at this URL:

http://www.superduperinc.com/

click on " alphabetical index "

then click on " r "

go to rhyming audio cards...

j

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> I did my nursing training in the 70s,he was very fashionable and many

>workshops etc, were run to propound his theories,my brain has recently moved

>out though and I have a vague recollection of him and bicycle building Pat

>

>of these men were over 40 and had been in institutions sinse childhood,I cant

>recall any great strides in residents skills,but it was the start of an

>attitude change ,some of the older staff were more institutionalised than the

>residents and just to be able to show that people with sld could learn

>complicated skills was good,but I cant recall seeing him work with people as

>profoundly handicapped as the chaps on this ward Pat

Pat, thanks for the brain jolt! I'd forgotten that the deal was that Marc

Gold had people with severe disbilities building bicycles instead of the

" bagging nuts and bolts " in a sheltered workshop. He also had one on one

staff who were trained in these techniques directly by him. I had no idea

that he had circulated his work in Great Britain as well. I think that

your comment about an attitude change is what I was getting at. (Just

re-evaluating what I have and haven't been doing with or expecting from

Ben.)

I loved hearing about 's and 's proficiency with the microwave.

You all are inspiring me!

And , so glad you found a new psych. How do you LIKE her? How was she

with Matt? And terrific new changes since he's been off the ritalin. Good

luck as you evaluate all the differences. We're still trying to figure out

if the low dose of Risperdal is having much of an effect, so we're playing

around with the timing of the clonidine to rule out the clonidine's

influence. Anyway, good news is great!

MB

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MB:

Andy loves the card reader....or did last year. They haven't been too

creative with it at school, thus it has lost it's lustre for a while. But

from pushing the cards through to administer the spelling test to his

friends, he learned how to run his lunch money card (it's like a debit

card) through that machine, and my debit card through the machine at the

store. *I* would say it's a handy little skill!

You could use it to teach words...kids like to listen to words over and

over....practicing....thinking....

Some perseverative activities have a purpose, believe it or not.

j

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  • 11 months later...

I found your interview with Lloyd very interesting. His website was

one of the first I came across when I was first diagnosed with hep c.

Currently, I am waiting to be approved by Shering Plough for Rebetron. I

don't have insurance and can get the script free through an indegent

program. I really don't want to go on the Rebetron. I'm afraid of what it

will do. I've suffered with clinical depression for many years of my life

and I'm concerned about Rebetron's sides.I'm 40 years old, divorced, with 3

kids and haven't been working much at all lately. If I go on the Rebetron,

I'm afraid I won't be able to work at all. anyway.... I think it makes much

more sense to cleanse and rebuild your body with herbs than to put more

chemicals in it. I too had wondered what proof Mr. had. It sounds

like his success rate is far better than Rebetron. I would love to be able

to try it and skip the Rebetron. If you know of anything that might help,

please let me know.'

Thank you so much for your e-mails. I spend a lot of time in front of this

computer lately and it's nice to be able to talk to someone who understands.

Penny

[ ] Digest Number 43

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  • 2 years later...

...thanks for that explanation...Lori

If one is PCR negative, time to relapse is generally longer, because the

treatment has been very successful at wiping out the cancerous cells.

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In a message dated 5/13/2004 4:56:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time, health writes:

Date: Thu, 13 May 2004 21:43:56 +0200 From: Don Quai <mysticalherbalist@...>Subject: Re: Herbal mouthwashLOL, I too have been there but I used a sock instead. Hehehe Hey it was new and unused at the time, 100% cotton. It worked moderately well.Peace, love and light,Don Quai

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