Guest guest Posted May 27, 2002 Report Share Posted May 27, 2002 In a message dated 5/26/2002 3:42:42 AM Pacific Daylight Time, writes: << I hope the fact that I have survived seven years post transplant will be a source of inspiration to others to be courageous, have faith, and not give up. Bonnie P. AIH and post transplant >> Dear Bonnie, What a wonderful celebration to be able to have!!!!! It does help me keep my eye on the future. Thanks Amy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2004 Report Share Posted January 17, 2004 In a message dated 1/16/2004 1:43:09 PM Central Standard Time, writes: > Besides the pages for meal and workout planning, the journal has a page of > inspiration for every day. Half the page is written by Bill and the other > half is a success story. There is also a page for you to write 5 things you > can do between now and tomorrow to move towards your goal, 2 things you can do > to help others, and 3 things you did well today to help you focus on progress > not perfection. > In my opinion, it's still too big to carry around the gym though. Our gym > has charts and clipboards available to write on there. Does yours have > anything like that? Then you could use that at the gym and transfer it when you > get home. > > psueskill <no_reply > wrote: > I'm considering buying the BFL Success Journal and wondered if > anyone here has used it. I made bigbinders for my husband and I to > track meals and workouts, etc. However, I find that they are too > bulky and heavy to cart around the gym during workouts. The > alternative is taking a small notebook to track weights and reps, > etc., then transfer the data into the binder at home. Just wondered > if the Success Journal would be a more efficient alternative. Is it > light enough to carry around? Does it have any content of value > above and beyond what I get making Xeroxes of the pages from the BFL > book? Thanks for any recommendations. > > Pam I am in my 5th challenge and other than in the second one when I had to make mine in excel (copied it to almost a *t*-did't have the money to buy it) . I am hooked on using it, it has been one of the biggest tools in my success I think, it helps keep me accountable, and organized, and focused. Gloria Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 4, 2004 Report Share Posted March 4, 2004 Gordon, Keep your chin up!!! Mate ;-) Regards, Craig. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 8, 2004 Report Share Posted December 8, 2004 I am finally catching up on my emails. My husband and youngest child have been sick with sinus infections and chest congestion. Ashton has not picked it up. Since they changed her IVIG to every two weeks, she is a different child. She is more active, talkative, and no coughing. It amazes me. I can see such a difference. It has been since March that she has started the IVIG, but she was still getting sick at every three week intervals. Now it is like a new child moved in. I keep waiting for her to get this and end up with her emergency visits. I still panic every time she coughes, which lately is rare. I have read all the emails about family. I too have had serious problems. I am divorced, and the girls biological father wouldn't even give her medications I would send. They only see him a couple times a year, but those times are traumatic. He lives a different lifestyle, and refuses to understand her illness. We have always dealt with the family that shows up with a sick child saying, " It's just a cold. " Sure enough, Ash would end up at the doctors within the week. I have spent a great deal of time trying to educate family and friends. An teenager died last week. She had CVID. I did not know her personally. I just know that she never got the care she really needed from her family. It is sad. I just know that we have to fight for our children. This is serious. I am going to send the IDF Handbook to the girls father when they visit him after Christmas. I have mailed him numerous things. We will see if it makes a difference. I keep praying he will understand. Marina goes for another blood test soon to check her antibody levels. She just got off antibiotics, and is still having some problems. I am praying for all the kids. L. mom to Ashton 11, CVID, Asthma, & Dyslexia Marina 8 Asthma (tests pending) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 26, 2005 Report Share Posted November 26, 2005 > > Subject: RE: Gallbladder Dyskinsia/No stones? > > Hi, I am new ! I am 31 years old and female just recently diagnosed w/ > this weird disease. My symptoms keep me up at night and mostly consist of > acid and gas. My doc said it was the gallbladder and so I did a HIDE scan > test. It came back with a score of 17.2% I just recently went to see a man > who specializes in herbs. Please e-nail me or respond to this > if you have had success w/ this route of treatment. I do not want surgery > and need to know about herbal cleansing. Step - If you are going to a good herbalist and being directed to the right herbs, it can help, but do think that the gallbladder cleanse everyone talks about here would be a good idea too. There's lots of links to read at the end of each email, what I do is here (I have used herbs for about 20 years too) at a page at my website you may like looking at: http://nutritionist.bravehost.com/gallbladder.html I hope you find the help you are looking for. L. Meydrech, CN http://www.ryze.com/go/sCorner AOLIM = clmeydrech MSN Messenger = LM = journey2health SKYPE = sCorner Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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