Re: noone believes me!attn-diana

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i am so excited that there is actually someone out there to talk to that thinks that i might not be crazy! can you please tell me what your rash looked like? my is really not a rash. that is much too kind of a word for the ugly mess on my body. the docs are calling it erythema multiforme but i do not thats so. whatever it is, i do believe that it is autoimmune, without a doubt. it is more like many patches of blistering sores primarily on my buttocks, back, of legs, and sometimes elbows. it starts as a blister and then turns into this horrendous scabby, itchy, scaly thing that takes forever(months)to go away. by the time they go away another area has sprung up. sorry for gross description, but i have read of so many people with rashes, but noone has ever gone in detail about it. any help would be appreciated and thanks for responding- i feel like i have a whole pile of new friends!diana dickieson

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i have been there....i finally had to do my own research and bring it to my dr. i was explanted in july, all my symptoms are gone exept i still get flu like stuff at night, i had the rashes....hair loss, swollen glands...etc... get those thing out of your precious body....dianaDIANA D

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>Reply- > >Subject: noone believes me! >Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 05:59:55 -0000 > >i am new hear and so glad that i have found you! i just need to >hear of someone that has had a similiar problem to mine. i was >implanted march of 2000 and saw a derm. for a horrendous rash that >has never gone away. all of the docs i have seen cannot tell me >exactly what it is but it certainly could not be related to the >implants?!? my primary dilemma is the rash which is more like >blistering sores primarily on my buttocks, back of legs, and >sometimes elbows. whatever they are calling it they do say it is an >autoimmune disorder that just happens? or maybe related to herpes >simplex virus. i have also suffered with debilitating mouth ulcers, >sores in my nostrils, recently diagnosed add, extremely fatigued, >and often feel like i have the flu. sound remotely familiar to >anyone, if so please respond. the docs i am now seeing in nashville >tn.(derms.) decided that i need to take methotrexate which i took >very reluctantly, but i was so sick i couldn't take care of my >children. my youngest is 2 and when she would ask for something 900 >times(like 2 yr olds do) i would sit in the floor and cry. it was >all i could do to pick her up i was so sick feeling. so i do feel >better, but i keep thinking if this could possibly be from my >implants, it is nothing than a dangerous band-aid. any help, >support, or advice would greatly be appreciated. i so glad i found >you. >

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>Subject: Re: noone believes me!attn-diana >Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 08:23:32 -0800 > >Vickie, I am so glad you got turned on to it! > >This is the brand I bought at my local Wild Oats: >http://www.medicinal-herbs.net/natural.asp?nature=270219 > >but this price online is the cheapest I've seen: >http://store./vitaglo/f1290022.html > >I use the liquid, but it comes in pill form too. >Patty > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Vickie > > Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 7:27 AM > Subject: RE: noone believes me!attn-diana > > > this sounds like something the Swedish bitters could take care of. Patty turned me on to it and I've told everyone about it. Maybe Patty can give you the website or just google swedish bitters. i bought it at the health food store. > Say “good-bye” to spam, viruses and pop-ups with MSN Premium -- free trial offer!