Good News

[Guest guest]

Holly,

That is wonderful news! Like Frito says... Keep on hammering! YOU

WILL beat this!

Hugs!

Trly

> >

> > Such very good news.  Keep hammering Holly, there is an end, just

> not as soon as we would like.  Hang in there.......Praying.....Frito

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: Holly <hollyjane11@>

> > bird mites

> > Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2008 9:26:15 PM

> > Subject: good news

> >

> >

> > Some of you may know about my situation here at home. I havent

been

> shy

> > about posting about it. Well my mother has been asking me to call

> the

> > domestic violence hotline to see if they can help me with

> my " other "

> > situation at home. Well i talked to a nice lady today, and they

can

> > help me! Im not sure yet exactly what they can do, but she said

> that

> > they can definately help with legal aspect, and when i do move

from

> > here i can stay at a safe house, and they will help me get a

place

> and

> > on my feet. I wont do this until i am rid of mites of course, but

> this

> > is wonderful news. i would really love to move out to california

to

> be

> > closer to my dad and brother. AND Im getting a dehumidifier

> > tomorrow...Now i just need to kick some bugg butt!!!!!!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

GO HOLLY!> >> > Such very good news. Keep hammering Holly, there is an end, just > not as soon as we would like. Hang in there.......Praying.....Frito> > > > > > > > > > ________________________________> > From: Holly hollyjane11@> > bird mites > > Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2008 9:26:15 PM> > Subject: good news> > > > > > Some of you may know about my situation here at home. I havent been > shy > > about posting about it. Well my mother has been asking me to call > the > > domestic violence hotline to see if they can help me with > my "other" > > situation at home. Well i talked to a nice lady today, and they can > > help me! Im not sure yet exactly what they can do, but she said > that > > they can definately help with legal aspect, and when i do move from > > here i can stay at a safe house, and they will help me get a place > and > > on my feet. I wont do this until i am rid of mites of course, but > this > > is wonderful news. i would really love to move out to california to > be > > closer to my dad and brother. AND Im getting a dehumidifier > > tomorrow...Now i just need to kick some bugg butt!!!!!!> >>

[Guest guest]

that's great Holly.From: Holly <hollyjane11@...>Subject: good newsbird mites Date: Thursday, October 23, 2008, 6:26 PM

Some of you may know about my situation here at home. I havent been shy

about posting about it. Well my mother has been asking me to call the

domestic violence hotline to see if they can help me with my "other"

situation at home. Well i talked to a nice lady today, and they can

help me! Im not sure yet exactly what they can do, but she said that

they can definately help with legal aspect, and when i do move from

here i can stay at a safe house, and they will help me get a place and

on my feet. I wont do this until i am rid of mites of course, but this

is wonderful news. i would really love to move out to california to be

closer to my dad and brother. AND Im getting a dehumidifier

tomorrow...Now i just need to kick some bugg butt!!!!!!

[Guest guest]

Holly,

I'm so happy for you. No one should be treated like that.Keep up the fight!!

Blessings,

Lou

From: Holly <hollyjane11@...>Subject: good newsbird mites Date: Friday, October 24, 2008, 1:26 AM

Some of you may know about my situation here at home. I havent been shy about posting about it. Well my mother has been asking me to call the domestic violence hotline to see if they can help me with my "other" situation at home. Well i talked to a nice lady today, and they can help me! Im not sure yet exactly what they can do, but she said that they can definately help with legal aspect, and when i do move from here i can stay at a safe house, and they will help me get a place and on my feet. I wont do this until i am rid of mites of course, but this is wonderful news. i would really love to move out to california to be closer to my dad and brother. AND Im getting a dehumidifier tomorrow...Now i just need to kick some bugg butt!!!!!!

[Guest guest]

First, I want to say great! You are doing what's right for your child. I would

try to get your baby a homeopath now so that if he gets sick, you have someone

to go to. If your older son, brings something home, it only goes by symptoms if

you are planning to have the baby treated. Sometimes treatment is necessary but

not with an allopath. Some childhood disease actually build a strong immune

system.

My daughter's principal told me he would notify me if any children in the school

get a disease & that I should do the same. You're worrying too much though. My

little girl hasn't had any vaccines since she was 14 months old. She is now

8+1/2. She has had chicken pox but got over it on her own & she had the

vaccine.- go figure. There was no exposure as far as I know so I think she got

the pox from the vaccine. I don't tell my ped. everything. We have one because

the school says we have to have one within a 30 mile radius and we had one when

she was born. Just like you, my name is & I have a partially vaxed

little girl but she was severely damaged from it. Jenn L

Good news

I decided to start a new thread and say that after reading through

all of the posts on my previous thread (exemption for partially

vaccinated child), I had a looong talk with my husband today and lo

and behold, he finally agreed to not have any more vaccines given to

our baby! So I'm feeling a big relief that we won't be taking any

more risks with them.

That said, I do now have some worries/concerns-

1. I believe someone posted a link on here recently to a page or site

that layed out all of the diseases that the vaccines supposedly

protect you from, and what type of treatments are used if these

diseases are caught naturally (either homeopathic and/or

allopathic). Does anyone have info like this?

2. What if my older son (who is not fully vaccinated against

anything) catches one of these diseases and brings it home to his

younger, unvaccinated brother? I do worry about the vulnerability of

a baby (by next fall he'll be around 17 months).

3. Have any of your children caught one of these diseases, and if so

can you tell me what happened in terms of the school they were

attending (for instance, were they made to stay home?) and how did

your pediatrician react to this (considering that most peds are pro-

vaccine and it seems to me would admonish a parent for letting their

child get into this situation.

4. Finally, can anyone recommend a pediatrician or family dr. in NYC

who is supportive of parents' right to not vaccinate? I mean REALLY

supportive; our current ped is " tolerant " of my feelings re.

vaccines, but it would be great to find someone who was really on the

same page as me (I'm in Brookly, btw).

Anyway, thanks for ALL of the responses; I realized that by my

starting that thread I may have been subconsciously asking for that

final kick in the pants to do what really felt most right to me.

[Guest guest]

Hi, . That is terrific news. It's so good to be on the same page as your

husband, especially as you question your decision in the future. Until you come

to the full understanding that vaccines don't work, and that an unvaccinated

child has a better chance of withstanding diseases, these questions you have

will keep coming up in your mind. Right now you're probably more worried about

vaccine safety--as you should be.

Here are my answers:

1) I'm not sure what link that was but if someone doesn't come up with it, you

can also get that info from a book. My favorite is Your Healthy Child by Alice

L. Duncan. It seems to be out of print but you can get old copies on Amazon. I

like it because it lists what a traditional doc will do, what you can do at

home, when you should take your child to be seen by a doctor, and it has a

section on homeopathic, herbal, and other treatments for each condition. Others

probably have other book suggestions.

2) Vaccination status has no bearing on whether one child will bring home a

disease or another will catch it. Do not assume vaccines work and this question

will fade away. You just need to be prepared to treat them the same way parents

have done for eons--bed rest, warmth, fluids, good food and if you're inclined

to use natural meds, use them, too.

3) My kids have gotten chicken pox, that's it. They stayed home from school as

did the other kids who got it. The ped just put it on their record based on my

word weeks later. I kept them home.

I would be hesitant to take my child to the ped if they got a disease because

first I think they need to stay home and rest. Second, I can't imagine what meds

they could give for them (measles, etc), maybe antibiotics for pertussis. But

most diseases are viral and peds have nothing to offer for that.They usually

fall back on Tylenol as some tried and true " cure " because they don't know what

else to do. Bad stuff, that Tylenol.

4) I'm in CT so don't know NY docs but will say that if you have a tolerant one,

that might be as good as it gets in NYC. I think you will have a tough time

finding one that sides with you anywhere. They believe in them or they wouldn't

have the job they do.

Winnie

Good news

Vaccinations

> I decided to start a new thread and say that after reading

> through

> all of the posts on my previous thread (exemption for partially

> vaccinated child), I had a looong talk with my husband today and

> lo

> and behold, he finally agreed to not have any more vaccines

> given to

> our baby! So I'm feeling a big relief that we won't be taking

> any

> more risks with them.

>

> That said, I do now have some worries/concerns-

>

> 1. I believe someone posted a link on here recently to a page or

> site

> that layed out all of the diseases that the vaccines supposedly

> protect you from, and what type of treatments are used if these

> diseases are caught naturally (either homeopathic and/or

> allopathic). Does anyone have info like this?

>

> 2. What if my older son (who is not fully vaccinated against

> anything) catches one of these diseases and brings it home to

> his

> younger, unvaccinated brother? I do worry about the

> vulnerability of

> a baby (by next fall he'll be around 17 months).

>

> 3. Have any of your children caught one of these diseases, and

> if so

> can you tell me what happened in terms of the school they were

> attending (for instance, were they made to stay home?) and how

> did

> your pediatrician react to this (considering that most peds are

> pro-

> vaccine and it seems to me would admonish a parent for letting

> their

> child get into this situation.

>

> 4. Finally, can anyone recommend a pediatrician or family dr. in

> NYC

> who is supportive of parents' right to not vaccinate? I mean

> REALLY

> supportive; our current ped is " tolerant " of my feelings re.

> vaccines, but it would be great to find someone who was really

> on the

> same page as me (I'm in Brookly, btw).

>

> Anyway, thanks for ALL of the responses; I realized that by my

> starting that thread I may have been subconsciously asking for

> that

> final kick in the pants to do what really felt most right to me.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Good luck!

nina lteif wrote:

>

>

> Eli and christian my twin boys are getting their statments changed and

> are off to mainstream with a SALT unit, this is all very sudden, I

> mean a turnaround. I ma very happy indeed maybe they are acknowledging

> something at last.Also regarding the court case, ist in surrey to get

> to have a court date and trial, will keep you posted. just applying

> the pressure and getting things changed. its gonna be hard but we have

> to protect our kids at any cost.The law is failing us and our

> children. x nina

>

>

[Guest guest]

Brilliant news about the boys and mainstream Nina, well done!!!

I have my fingers and toes crossed for the court case to go well for you also

:+))

Nikki x

> Eli and christian my twin boys are getting their statments changed and are off

to mainstream with a SALT unit, this is all very sudden, I mean a turnaround. I

ma very happy indeed maybe they are acknowledging something at last.Also

regarding the court case, ist in surrey to get to have a court date and trial,

will keep you posted. just applying the pressure and getting things changed. its

gonna be hard but we have to protect our kids at any cost..The law is failing us

and our children. x nina

>

[Guest guest]

Awesome stuff Ninja! Keep up the good work.

Luv Caroline

xxx

> > Eli and christian my twin boys are getting their statments changed and

> > are off to mainstream with a SALT unit, this is all very sudden, I

> > mean a turnaround. I ma very happy indeed maybe they are acknowledging

> > something at last.Also regarding the court case, ist in surrey to get

> > to have a court date and trial, will keep you posted. just applying

> > the pressure and getting things changed. its gonna be hard but we have

> > to protect our kids at any cost.The law is failing us and our

> > children. x nina

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Awesome stuff Ninja! Keep up the good work.

Luv Caroline

xxx

> > Eli and christian my twin boys are getting their statments changed and

> > are off to mainstream with a SALT unit, this is all very sudden, I

> > mean a turnaround. I ma very happy indeed maybe they are acknowledging

> > something at last.Also regarding the court case, ist in surrey to get

> > to have a court date and trial, will keep you posted. just applying

> > the pressure and getting things changed. its gonna be hard but we have

> > to protect our kids at any cost.The law is failing us and our

> > children. x nina

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Good for you! Where's your doc, and how did you talk him into lowering dosages? Any helpful hints?Sent from my iPhoneOn Jul 2, 2009, at 1:34 AM, Lee Schelin <LSchelin@...> wrote:

I've gotten my Cardiologist to agree to let me cut my Carvedilol dosage

in half down to the lowest dosage available of 3.125 mg

So now I'm only taking one aspirin, one Plavix and two 3.125mg tablets

of Carvedilol per day

The Lipitor was the worst....now it's been nearly a year since I

stopped Lipitor and six months for Lisinopril

Plavix is next....Pretty soon I'll be back to normal

FYI: Since I started taking Serrapeptase nearly a year ago and stopped

Lisinopril my blood pressure remains low....to me the Serrapeptase must

be making my arteries flexible again...any other ideas?

Lee...

jlkinkona wrote:

Wonder who financed that study, eh?

Hope those of you who have been harmed by statins are

putting down in your medical records that you are allergic to statins.

Doctors hate when you list that you are allergic to statins. I did that with my mother and that was the information that was transferred to the hospital when she underwent her surgery last week. All the nurses who saw it kept asking me what was my mom's reaction and I was eager to tell them that it was memory loss, congestive heart failure and muscle wasting. I figured that the more they knew how nasty the drug was the better. So please update your medical records with your doctor. phine

This one is even worse than the claim about statins & pneumonia! When I was on 80 mg. of Lipitor, my brain cells were out to lunch! The very first improvement that I had was that within days after I went off the poison, the fog started to lift from my mind.

http://tinyurl.com/mcspda

I wonder how many seniors who are diagnosed w/Alzheimers are actually victims of statins toxicity?! Since the drug companies insist that everyone whose total cholesterol exceeds their definition of ever lower "healthy" levels, how would they or their families know what the real culprit is?!

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[Guest guest]

Good for you! Where's your doc, and how did you talk him into lowering dosages? Any helpful hints?Sent from my iPhoneOn Jul 2, 2009, at 1:34 AM, Lee Schelin <LSchelin@...> wrote:

I've gotten my Cardiologist to agree to let me cut my Carvedilol dosage

in half down to the lowest dosage available of 3.125 mg

So now I'm only taking one aspirin, one Plavix and two 3.125mg tablets

of Carvedilol per day

The Lipitor was the worst....now it's been nearly a year since I

stopped Lipitor and six months for Lisinopril

Plavix is next....Pretty soon I'll be back to normal

FYI: Since I started taking Serrapeptase nearly a year ago and stopped

Lisinopril my blood pressure remains low....to me the Serrapeptase must

be making my arteries flexible again...any other ideas?

Lee...

jlkinkona wrote:

Wonder who financed that study, eh?

Hope those of you who have been harmed by statins are

putting down in your medical records that you are allergic to statins.

Doctors hate when you list that you are allergic to statins. I did that with my mother and that was the information that was transferred to the hospital when she underwent her surgery last week. All the nurses who saw it kept asking me what was my mom's reaction and I was eager to tell them that it was memory loss, congestive heart failure and muscle wasting. I figured that the more they knew how nasty the drug was the better. So please update your medical records with your doctor. phine

This one is even worse than the claim about statins & pneumonia! When I was on 80 mg. of Lipitor, my brain cells were out to lunch! The very first improvement that I had was that within days after I went off the poison, the fog started to lift from my mind.

http://tinyurl.com/mcspda

I wonder how many seniors who are diagnosed w/Alzheimers are actually victims of statins toxicity?! Since the drug companies insist that everyone whose total cholesterol exceeds their definition of ever lower "healthy" levels, how would they or their families know what the real culprit is?!

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[Guest guest]

Lee, the amino acid L-arginine relaxes blood vessles. And the side effects can

be really nice from what I hear!

Bobby

> >

> >> This one is even worse than the claim about statins & pneumonia! When I was

on 80 mg. of Lipitor, my brain cells were out to lunch! The very first

improvement that I had was that within days after I went off the poison, the fog

started to lift from my mind.

> >> http://tinyurl.com/mcspda

> >>

> >> I wonder how many seniors who are diagnosed w/Alzheimers are actually

victims of statins toxicity?! Since the drug companies insist that everyone

whose total cholesterol exceeds their definition of ever lower " healthy " levels,

how would they or their families know what the real culprit is?!

> >>

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[Guest guest]

Lee, the amino acid L-arginine relaxes blood vessles. And the side effects can

be really nice from what I hear!

Bobby

> >

> >> This one is even worse than the claim about statins & pneumonia! When I was

on 80 mg. of Lipitor, my brain cells were out to lunch! The very first

improvement that I had was that within days after I went off the poison, the fog

started to lift from my mind.

> >> http://tinyurl.com/mcspda

> >>

> >> I wonder how many seniors who are diagnosed w/Alzheimers are actually

victims of statins toxicity?! Since the drug companies insist that everyone

whose total cholesterol exceeds their definition of ever lower " healthy " levels,

how would they or their families know what the real culprit is?!

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Bobby, looks like it has quite a few side effects

Lee....

flyinresorts wrote:

Lee, the amino acid L-arginine relaxes blood vessles. And the side effects can be really nice from what I hear!

Bobby

This one is even worse than the claim about statins & pneumonia! When I was on 80 mg. of Lipitor, my brain cells were out to lunch! The very first improvement that I had was that within days after I went off the poison, the fog started to lift from my mind.

http://tinyurl.com/mcspda

I wonder how many seniors who are diagnosed w/Alzheimers are actually victims of statins toxicity?! Since the drug companies insist that everyone whose total cholesterol exceeds their definition of ever lower "healthy" levels, how would they or their families know what the real culprit is?!

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Bobby, looks like it has quite a few side effects

Lee....

flyinresorts wrote:

Lee, the amino acid L-arginine relaxes blood vessles. And the side effects can be really nice from what I hear!

Bobby

This one is even worse than the claim about statins & pneumonia! When I was on 80 mg. of Lipitor, my brain cells were out to lunch! The very first improvement that I had was that within days after I went off the poison, the fog started to lift from my mind.

http://tinyurl.com/mcspda

I wonder how many seniors who are diagnosed w/Alzheimers are actually victims of statins toxicity?! Since the drug companies insist that everyone whose total cholesterol exceeds their definition of ever lower "healthy" levels, how would they or their families know what the real culprit is?!

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[Guest guest]

If you have the herpes virus within you, then arginine can cause an outbreak. So

you have to balance the arginine off with lysine. Take more lysine than arginine

since lysine actually helps remove Lp(a) which is the sticky cholesterol. I

recently began giving my mother a new product called, " Ascorsine 9 " which

includes a combo of nutritional supplements in powder form that is good for

removing plaque only but does not remove calcification in the arteries.

phine

P.S.

Magnesium is also a good blood vessel relaxer.

> > >

> > >> This one is even worse than the claim about statins & pneumonia! When I

was on 80 mg. of Lipitor, my brain cells were out to lunch! The very first

improvement that I had was that within days after I went off the poison, the fog

started to lift from my mind.

> > >> http://tinyurl.com/mcspda

> > >>

> > >> I wonder how many seniors who are diagnosed w/Alzheimers are actually

victims of statins toxicity?! Since the drug companies insist that everyone

whose total cholesterol exceeds their definition of ever lower " healthy " levels,

how would they or their families know what the real culprit is?!

> > >>

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[Guest guest]

If you have the herpes virus within you, then arginine can cause an outbreak. So

you have to balance the arginine off with lysine. Take more lysine than arginine

since lysine actually helps remove Lp(a) which is the sticky cholesterol. I

recently began giving my mother a new product called, " Ascorsine 9 " which

includes a combo of nutritional supplements in powder form that is good for

removing plaque only but does not remove calcification in the arteries.

phine

P.S.

Magnesium is also a good blood vessel relaxer.

> > >

> > >> This one is even worse than the claim about statins & pneumonia! When I

was on 80 mg. of Lipitor, my brain cells were out to lunch! The very first

improvement that I had was that within days after I went off the poison, the fog

started to lift from my mind.

> > >> http://tinyurl.com/mcspda

> > >>

> > >> I wonder how many seniors who are diagnosed w/Alzheimers are actually

victims of statins toxicity?! Since the drug companies insist that everyone

whose total cholesterol exceeds their definition of ever lower " healthy " levels,

how would they or their families know what the real culprit is?!

> > >>

> > >>

> > >

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[Guest guest]

Lee,

that is good news. Just make sure to monitor your blood pressure and heart rate

and irregular heart beats. They sell blood pressure monitors who also measure

heart rate and irregular heart beats. I understand that Fish oil is good for

irregular heart beats. I hope you are checking your blood regularly to see if

the plavix is making it too dangerously thin. phine

> >

> >> This one is even worse than the claim about statins & pneumonia! When I was

on 80 mg. of Lipitor, my brain cells were out to lunch! The very first

improvement that I had was that within days after I went off the poison, the fog

started to lift from my mind.

> >> http://tinyurl.com/mcspda

> >>

> >> I wonder how many seniors who are diagnosed w/Alzheimers are actually

victims of statins toxicity?! Since the drug companies insist that everyone

whose total cholesterol exceeds their definition of ever lower " healthy " levels,

how would they or their families know what the real culprit is?!

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the tip phine. I have a electronic BP unit and use it

two ore three times per week. I've never had a problem with irregular

heart beats. I take Krill Oil daily

Lee...

jlkinkona wrote:

Lee, that is good news. Just make sure to monitor your blood pressure and heart rate and irregular heart beats. They sell blood pressure monitors who also measure heart rate and irregular heart beats. I understand that Fish oil is good for irregular heart beats. I hope you are checking your blood regularly to see if the plavix is making it too dangerously thin. phine

This one is even worse than the claim about statins & pneumonia! When I was on 80 mg. of Lipitor, my brain cells were out to lunch! The very first improvement that I had was that within days after I went off the poison, the fog started to lift from my mind.

http://tinyurl.com/mcspda

I wonder how many seniors who are diagnosed w/Alzheimers are actually victims of statins toxicity?! Since the drug companies insist that everyone whose total cholesterol exceeds their definition of ever lower "healthy" levels, how would they or their families know what the real culprit is?!

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[Guest guest]

thats great news! congratulations

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> From: Jasmine <jaso_alex (DOT) co.in>

> Subject: help plz...

>

> Date: Wednesday, 21 April, 2010, 11:00

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> hi marc...can u help me out on the followin questions...

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> Is erosive and atrophic lichen planus the same?? If not, wat is the diff??

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> Which one is a pre-malignant condition??

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[Guest guest]

I have good news too. I 've passed part 1. Hooray. Thanks god. Good luck for all the others. SoumayyaFrom: Marc Bou-Haidar <marchbh@...> Sent: Friday, April 23, 2010 17:14:30Subject: Good News

Guys I made it paper A 65% paper B 70% so pleased :)All the best for the others and good preparations for those who r waiting for their exams.I will send my detailed feedback this weekend.MarcFrom: Jasmine <jaso_alex (DOT) co.in>Subject: help plz...Date: Wednesday, 21 April, 2010, 11:00

hi marc...can u help me out on the followin questions...Is erosive and atrophic lichen planus the same?? If not, wat is the diff??Which one is a pre-malignant condition??Thanks...Jasmine-

[Guest guest]

Hi Marc

congratulation I'm very happy for u and I'm sure all other colleges are too. wow u have got excellent scores.

From: Marc Bou-Haidar <marchbh@...> Sent: Fri, 23 April, 2010 17:14:30Subject: Good News

Guys I made it paper A 65% paper B 70% so pleased :)All the best for the others and good preparations for those who r waiting for their exams.I will send my detailed feedback this weekend.Marc

From: Jasmine <jaso_alex (DOT) co.in>Subject: help plz...Date: Wednesday, 21 April, 2010, 11:00

hi marc...can u help me out on the followin questions...Is erosive and atrophic lichen planus the same?? If not, wat is the diff??Which one is a pre-malignant condition??Thanks...Jasmine-

[Guest guest]

congratulations Marc..you passed with high marks.Wish all the best for other people too.

Eiman...

From: Marc Bou-Haidar <marchbh@...> Sent: Fri, 23 April, 2010 17:14:30Subject: Good News

Guys I made it paper A 65% paper B 70% so pleased :)All the best for the others and good preparations for those who r waiting for their exams.I will send my detailed feedback this weekend.Marc

From: Jasmine <jaso_alex (DOT) co.in>Subject: help plz...Date: Wednesday, 21 April, 2010, 11:00

hi marc...can u help me out on the followin questions...Is erosive and atrophic lichen planus the same?? If not, wat is the diff??Which one is a pre-malignant condition??Thanks...Jasmine-

[Guest guest]

congradulation well done

can u pls tell me the score we need to pass

From: soumayya alhajeh <samsomih@...> Sent: Fri, 23 April, 2010 17:25:21Subject: Re: Good News

I have good news too. I 've passed part 1. Hooray. Thanks god. Good luck for all the others.

Soumayya

From: Marc Bou-Haidar <marchbh (DOT) com>Sent: Friday, April 23, 2010 17:14:30Subject: Good News

Guys I made it paper A 65% paper B 70% so pleased :)All the best for the others and good preparations for those who r waiting for their exams.I will send my detailed feedback this weekend.Marc

From: Jasmine <jaso_alex (DOT) co.in>Subject: help plz...Date: Wednesday, 21 April, 2010, 11:00

hi marc...can u help me out on the followin questions...Is erosive and atrophic lichen planus the same?? If not, wat is the diff??Which one is a pre-malignant condition??Thanks...Jasmine-