Guest guest Posted August 8, 2011 Report Share Posted August 8, 2011 Okay Courney-- sooo.... as soon as I posted, I tried REALLY REALLY hard to figure it out (LOL), and it's pretty simple. Once you've signed in ... on the right hand column, there is a light gray section that has buttons with options like: Fuel $5, Fuel $10, Fuel $25 (etc)--each of these buttons has a description of what that amount of " fueling " gets you. You click on whichever one you'd like ... then it will take you to another screen to " checkout " ... from that point on, it's like regular online shopping! Hope that helps! > > > From: Heath <jaheath86@...> > Subject: MRI > infantile scoliosis treatment > Date: Sunday, August 7, 2011, 9:53 PM > > > Â > > > > Hello everyone! I just wanted to ask for everyone's prayers for my son . He will be getting his MRI done this Tuesday 8/9 at 7am. If all is normal, we will be proceeding with our first cast in early September. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE pray for normal MRI results! ... since the very beginning ... this has caused me the most anxiety ... the unknown > > Thanks so much! > > And--not to sound dumb, but I went to the RocketHub website to pre-order " Cole and the Crooked Flower " and I still don't see anywhere to click/etc to order. Please help. Haha! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2011 Report Share Posted August 8, 2011 Prayers and good thoughts for lil J! It will go well and will come back perfect. No worries! And if for some RARE reason it doesn't, we will be here to walk you thru it. Thinking of you all. Please let us know. Heath <jaheath86@...> wrote: >Hello everyone! I just wanted to ask for everyone's prayers for my son . He will be getting his MRI done this Tuesday 8/9 at 7am. If all is normal, we will be proceeding with our first cast in early September. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE pray for normal MRI results! ... since the very beginning ... this has caused me the most anxiety ... the unknown > >Thanks so much! > >And--not to sound dumb, but I went to the RocketHub website to pre-order " Cole and the Crooked Flower " and I still don't see anywhere to click/etc to order. Please help. Haha! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2011 Report Share Posted August 8, 2011 We are praying for good MRI results for . Keeley Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless handheldFrom: " Heath" <jaheath86@...>Sender: infantile scoliosis treatment Date: Mon, 08 Aug 2011 01:53:42 -0000<infantile scoliosis treatment >Reply infantile scoliosis treatment Subject: MRI Hello everyone! I just wanted to ask for everyone's prayers for my son . He will be getting his MRI done this Tuesday 8/9 at 7am. If all is normal, we will be proceeding with our first cast in early September. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE pray for normal MRI results! ... since the very beginning ... this has caused me the most anxiety ... the unknownThanks so much!And--not to sound dumb, but I went to the RocketHub website to pre-order " Cole and the Crooked Flower " and I still don't see anywhere to click/etc to order. Please help. Haha! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2011 Report Share Posted August 8, 2011 Thanks I will check it out! Prayers for From: Heath <jaheath86@...>Subject: Re: MRIinfantile scoliosis treatment Date: Sunday, August 7, 2011, 10:08 PM Okay Courney-- sooo.... as soon as I posted, I tried REALLY REALLY hard to figure it out (LOL), and it's pretty simple.Once you've signed in ... on the right hand column, there is a light gray section that has buttons with options like: Fuel $5, Fuel $10, Fuel $25 (etc)--each of these buttons has a description of what that amount of "fueling" gets you. You click on whichever one you'd like ... then it will take you to another screen to "checkout" ... from that point on, it's like regular online shopping! Hope that helps!> > > From: Heath <jaheath86@...>> Subject: MRI> infantile scoliosis treatment > Date: Sunday, August 7, 2011, 9:53 PM> > > Â > > > > Hello everyone! I just wanted to ask for everyone's prayers for my son . He will be getting his MRI done this Tuesday 8/9 at 7am. If all is normal, we will be proceeding with our first cast in early September. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE pray for normal MRI results! ... since the very beginning ... this has caused me the most anxiety ... the unknown> > Thanks so much!> > And--not to sound dumb, but I went to the RocketHub website to pre-order "Cole and the Crooked Flower" and I still don't see anywhere to click/etc to order. Please help. Haha!> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 9, 2011 Report Share Posted August 9, 2011 Sending positive energy towards lil J's way this a.m. Please let us know how well it went when you can. HRH > Hello everyone! I just wanted to ask for everyone's prayers for my son > . He will be getting his MRI done this Tuesday 8/9 at 7am. If all > is normal, we will be proceeding with our first cast in early September. > PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE pray for normal MRI results! ... since the very > beginning ... this has caused me the most anxiety ... the unknown > > Thanks so much! > > And--not to sound dumb, but I went to the RocketHub website to pre-order > " Cole and the Crooked Flower " and I still don't see anywhere to click/etc > to order. Please help. Haha! > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 25, 2011 Report Share Posted September 25, 2011 I don't know if this subject has been discussed previously on the list. Anyone on the list have any opinion about whether it is advisable to get an MRI? Are MRI's of certain parts of the body more risky than other parts? I have 3 gold crowns and I have heavy metals in my body. Would a brain MRI be bad? C. Superdrove Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 25, 2011 Report Share Posted September 25, 2011 One word: YES! My opinon of course. Lizzie Are Americans Overexposed to Radiation From ... - Articles - Mercola articles.mercola.com/.../Are-Americans-Overexposed-to-Radiation-Fr... From: superdrove@... Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2011 19:36:45 -0700 Subject: Re: MRI I don't know if this subject has been discussed previously on the list. Anyone on the list have any opinion about whether it is advisable to get an MRI? Are MRI's of certain parts of the body more risky than other parts? I have 3 gold crowns and I have heavy metals in my body. Would a brain MRI be bad? C. Superdrove Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2011 Report Share Posted September 26, 2011 Hi Debbie4god, Very interesting about the metallic contrast for MRI's. I have had at least 6 MRI's in my life, but I opted out of having to use contrast. So, I may have done myself a favor by not using it. But on the other hand, I think that the last two brain MRi's I had are what put me over the edge to becoming Electrosensitive. At the time I did the MRI's, I was already being exposed to cell tower radiation in my apartment. and I already had Celiac Disease and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. So, my body was in a weakened state, and then to be subjected to the strong magnets and RF from the MRI was too much. I am afraid that I may have gotten nerve damage in my chin because I have a gold crown near there, I am now having chronic pain right under my chin. In fact, I feel that the MRI damaged me to such a degree that I will be very hesitant to have another one unless it is absolutely necessary. The article below states that B fields in MRI are about 20,000 Gauss and that the (CDRH) has established a guidance level for static B fields of 4 T or about 40,000 Gauss. That is alot for a person who is sensitive to 3.0 milliGauss. The MRI also beams Radio Frequencies at cells. The article below states that for RF: " CDRH guidance levels for patient SARs during MRI scans are comparable to the maximum permissible exposure levels for controlled areas recommended by ANSI/IEEE C95.1 (1992), which are 0.4 W kg–1 averaged over the whole body, 8 W kg–1 for any 1 g of tissue, and 20 W kg–1 averaged over any 10 g of tissue in the extremities. "   I am not sure what these levels really mean, but I know that they can be too high for some individuals like me whose bodies have become sensitized to RF. Don't forget, MRI stands for MAGNETIC Resonance Imaging. The article below states: " Any metallic object in the scan room can become a hazard if it is forcefully attracted to the scanner. Even outside the scan room, fringing B fields can affect the operation of cardiac pacemakers. " http://hps.org/hpspublications/articles/mri.html Magnetic Resonance Imaging Zeman, Sc.D., CHP Maybe a good guideline would be that if something has a bad effect on people wearing cardiac pacemakers or certain implants, then it is not good for an Electrosensitive person either. Anyone else have input on MRI's? C. superdrove From: debbie4god39@... <debbie4god39@...> Subject: Re: Re: MRI superdrove@... Date: Monday, September 26, 2011, 3:06 AM I do know that the contrast agent is a very potent metal from the lanthamide family, which are magnetic metals and can be worse than others because of their magnetism.....I did a chelation 6 hr. urine challenge collection and lo and behold my 3rd highest metal was from 2 full spine and head MRI's I had had 19 years before! Just never came out! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2011 Report Share Posted September 26, 2011 Hi I had a severe adverse reaction to a fluroquinolone antibiotic last November. Ciprofloxacin was prescribed by mistake for what turned out to be a sports injury. As a result of the extreme nerve pain induced by the medication (this was confirmed by a senior Clinical Pharmacologist) I had an MRI scan of my pelvis. I had another follow up scan 3 months later and xray. After this I developed electrosensitivity alongside the numerous ADR's from the extremely toxic fluroquinolone. I was then referred for MRI and MRA on my head which I refused as I was fairly certain that the prior MRI's as made my general symptoms and ES worse. 10 months on the ES has gone. Apart from bizarrely if I eat soya (eg soya/teriyaki sauce). Which creates 3-4 days of buzzing, electric shocks and spasms and electrical sensations across my body and face especially when sitting near screens/computers, holding a mobile phone in use and in supermarkets around refrigeration cabinets and low level flurescent lighting. Most of my Cipro induced problems are now minimal although my previously super fit body is no where near recovered. I believe that the MRI's made my symptoms - especially peripheral and central nervous system dysfunction worse. Fluroquinolones are the harshest class of antibiotics and are described as 'chemotherapeutic'. I understand that ES occurs for some after chemotherapy and would add FQ's and MRI to this list. Prior to this experience I would not have believed ES existed outside of hypochondriacs minds. Once experienced first hand the reality becomes very clear. G On 26 September 2011 11:06, C.a.b. <superdrove@...> wrote: > ** > > > Hi Debbie4god, > > Very interesting about the metallic contrast for > MRI's. I have had at least 6 MRI's in my life, but I opted out of > having to use contrast. So, I may have done myself a favor by not > using it. > > But on the other hand, I think that the last two brain > MRi's I had are what put me over the edge to becoming > Electrosensitive. At the time I did the MRI's, I was already being > exposed to cell tower radiation in my apartment. and I already had > Celiac Disease and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. So, my body was in a > weakened state, and then to be subjected to the strong magnets and RF > from the MRI was too much. I am afraid that I may have gotten nerve > damage in my chin because I have a gold crown near there, I am now > having chronic pain right under my chin. > > In fact, I feel that the MRI damaged me to > such a degree that I will be very hesitant to have another one unless it is > absolutely necessary. > > The > article below states that B fields in MRI are about 20,000 Gauss and > that the (CDRH) has established a guidance level for static B fields of > 4 T or about 40,000 Gauss. That is alot for a person who is sensitive to > 3.0 milliGauss. > > The MRI also beams Radio > Frequencies at cells. The article below states that for RF: " CDRH > guidance levels for patient SARs during MRI scans are comparable to the > maximum permissible exposure levels for controlled areas recommended by > ANSI/IEEE C95.1 (1992), which are 0.4 W kg–1 averaged over the whole > body, 8 W kg–1 for any 1 g of tissue, and 20 W kg–1 averaged over any > 10 g of tissue in the extremities. " > > I am not sure what these levels really mean, but I know that they can be > too high for some individuals like me whose bodies have become sensitized to > RF. > > Don't forget, MRI stands for MAGNETIC Resonance Imaging. The article below > states: > > " Any > metallic object in the scan room can become a hazard if it is > forcefully attracted to the scanner. Even outside the scan room, > fringing B fields can affect the operation of cardiac pacemakers. " > > http://hps.org/hpspublications/articles/mri.html > Magnetic Resonance Imaging > Zeman, Sc.D., CHP > > Maybe > a good guideline would be that if something has a bad effect on people > wearing cardiac pacemakers or certain implants, then it is not good for > an Electrosensitive person either. > > Anyone else have input on MRI's? > > C. > superdrove > > > > From: debbie4god39@... <debbie4god39@...> > Subject: Re: Re: MRI > superdrove@... > Date: Monday, September 26, 2011, 3:06 AM > > I > do know that the contrast agent is a very potent metal from the > lanthamide family, which are magnetic metals and can be worse than > others because of their magnetism.....I did a chelation 6 hr. urine > challenge collection and lo and behold my 3rd highest metal was from 2 > full spine and head MRI's I had had 19 years before! Just never came > out! > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2011 Report Share Posted September 26, 2011 Hi, Maybe not so bizarre if you take into consideration that Soy has an affinity for Aluminum. New research into Aluminum points at Aluminum being even more toxic then Mercury. Lizzie New Revelation - The Neurotoxin Far Worse than ... - Articles - Mercola articles.mercola.com/.../could-this-be-the-most-dangerous-aspect-of-...Cached- > > From: geoffreyjohnrobinson@... > Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2011 11:41:05 +0100 > Subject: Re: MRI > > Hi > > I had a severe adverse reaction to a fluroquinolone antibiotic last > November. > Ciprofloxacin was prescribed by mistake for what turned out to be a sports > injury. > As a result of the extreme nerve pain induced by the medication (this was > confirmed by a senior Clinical Pharmacologist) I had an MRI scan of my > pelvis. > I had another follow up scan 3 months later and xray. After this I > developed electrosensitivity alongside the numerous ADR's from the extremely > toxic fluroquinolone. I was then referred for MRI and MRA on my head which > I refused as I was fairly certain that the prior MRI's as made my general > symptoms and ES worse. > > 10 months on the ES has gone. Apart from bizarrely if I eat soya (eg > soya/teriyaki sauce). Which creates 3-4 days of buzzing, electric shocks > and spasms and electrical sensations across my body and face especially when > sitting near screens/computers, holding a mobile phone in use and in > supermarkets around refrigeration cabinets and low level flurescent > lighting. > > Most of my Cipro induced problems are now minimal although my previously > super fit body is no where near recovered. > > I believe that the MRI's made my symptoms - especially peripheral and > central nervous system dysfunction worse. > > Fluroquinolones are the harshest class of antibiotics and are described as > 'chemotherapeutic'. I understand that ES occurs for some after chemotherapy > and would add FQ's and MRI to this list. > > Prior to this experience I would not have believed ES existed outside of > hypochondriacs minds. Once experienced first hand the reality becomes very > clear. > > G > > On 26 September 2011 11:06, C.a.b. <superdrove@...> wrote: > > > ** > > > > > > Hi Debbie4god, > > > > Very interesting about the metallic contrast for > > MRI's. I have had at least 6 MRI's in my life, but I opted out of > > having to use contrast. So, I may have done myself a favor by not > > using it. > > > > But on the other hand, I think that the last two brain > > MRi's I had are what put me over the edge to becoming > > Electrosensitive. At the time I did the MRI's, I was already being > > exposed to cell tower radiation in my apartment. and I already had > > Celiac Disease and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. So, my body was in a > > weakened state, and then to be subjected to the strong magnets and RF > > from the MRI was too much. I am afraid that I may have gotten nerve > > damage in my chin because I have a gold crown near there, I am now > > having chronic pain right under my chin. > > > > In fact, I feel that the MRI damaged me to > > such a degree that I will be very hesitant to have another one unless it is > > absolutely necessary. > > > > The > > article below states that B fields in MRI are about 20,000 Gauss and > > that the (CDRH) has established a guidance level for static B fields of > > 4 T or about 40,000 Gauss. That is alot for a person who is sensitive to > > 3.0 milliGauss. > > > > The MRI also beams Radio > > Frequencies at cells. The article below states that for RF: " CDRH > > guidance levels for patient SARs during MRI scans are comparable to the > > maximum permissible exposure levels for controlled areas recommended by > > ANSI/IEEE C95.1 (1992), which are 0.4 W kg–1 averaged over the whole > > body, 8 W kg–1 for any 1 g of tissue, and 20 W kg–1 averaged over any > > 10 g of tissue in the extremities. " > > > > I am not sure what these levels really mean, but I know that they can be > > too high for some individuals like me whose bodies have become sensitized to > > RF. > > > > Don't forget, MRI stands for MAGNETIC Resonance Imaging. The article below > > states: > > > > " Any > > metallic object in the scan room can become a hazard if it is > > forcefully attracted to the scanner. Even outside the scan room, > > fringing B fields can affect the operation of cardiac pacemakers. " > > > > http://hps.org/hpspublications/articles/mri.html > > Magnetic Resonance Imaging > > Zeman, Sc.D., CHP > > > > Maybe > > a good guideline would be that if something has a bad effect on people > > wearing cardiac pacemakers or certain implants, then it is not good for > > an Electrosensitive person either. > > > > Anyone else have input on MRI's? > > > > C. > > superdrove > > > > > > > > From: debbie4god39@... <debbie4god39@...> > > Subject: Re: Re: MRI > > superdrove@... > > Date: Monday, September 26, 2011, 3:06 AM > > > > I > > do know that the contrast agent is a very potent metal from the > > lanthamide family, which are magnetic metals and can be worse than > > others because of their magnetism.....I did a chelation 6 hr. urine > > challenge collection and lo and behold my 3rd highest metal was from 2 > > full spine and head MRI's I had had 19 years before! Just never came > > out! > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2011 Report Share Posted September 26, 2011 > Maybe not so bizarre if you take into consideration that Soy has an affinity for Aluminum. Doesn't soy suppress the thyroid gland as well? Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2011 Report Share Posted September 26, 2011 Interesting. Re thyroid - I think using soy as a condiment is ok for majority of folks. Its if you stuff yrself with it - eg vegan who devours tofu/soya milk. Other theory re soya is the glutamates which mess with nervous system if there is neurotoxity eg from pharmaceuticals that cross blood brain barrier interfering with neurochemistry, or from environmental toxicities. On 26 September 2011 17:58, Marc <marc@...> wrote: > ** > > > > Maybe not so bizarre if you take into consideration that Soy has an > affinity for Aluminum. > > Doesn't soy suppress the thyroid gland as well? > > Marc > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2011 Report Share Posted September 26, 2011 Hi, Cab, You particularly don't want to get an MRI (for any reason) which uses a contrast dye. I would personally only go for one without dye if it were a matter of life and death. I had dye-less MRIs back in the 1990s. That was around the time I became bed-bound for 13 years. No way of knowing it was the MRIs, but just sayin'... Diane ________________________________ From: C.a.b. <superdrove@...> Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2011 10:36 PM Subject: Re: MRI  I don't know if this subject has been discussed previously on the list. Anyone on the list have any opinion about whether it is advisable to get an MRI? Are MRI's of certain parts of the body more risky than other parts? I have 3 gold crowns and I have heavy metals in my body. Would a brain MRI be bad? C. Superdrove Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2011 Report Share Posted September 26, 2011 Yup, soy does that too. And soy contaiins properties which mimic estrogen, so it screws up the body that way too.... now organic fermented soy is a different story. As a rule, I stay away from soy and all the names it hides behind. Lizzie From: marc@... Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2011 09:58:07 -0700 Subject: RE: MRI > Maybe not so bizarre if you take into consideration that Soy has an affinity for Aluminum. Doesn't soy suppress the thyroid gland as well? Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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