Re: Digest Number 1690

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/17/01 6:24:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

writes:

> Does anyone on the group have experience with this new drug?

Hi Toni,

You'll find many articles on zenapax (Daclizumab)

at <A HREF= " http://organtx.org/imm/zen.htm " >http://organtx.org/imm/zen.htm</A>

Kandy

<A HREF= " http://organtx.org " >http://organtx.org</A>

" One person on the transplant waiting list dies every 90 minutes "

HHS Secretary Tommy 4-17-01

[Guest guest]

Hi Toni,

I'm 58 and a male with a very mild case of AIH. Every case of this disease is

different. This is an excellent group to talk to. Many of us go to the

leading experts of this disease in the United States. I go to the Mayo Clinic

in sdale, Ariz. All doctors need to review the risk/benefit of any drug

treatment. It sounds like your mild case is under control. I have never heard

of zenapax as a treatment for AIH. It certainly isn't a common treatment. I

would encourage you to find out if it is a clinical trial and who is doing

the trial. I would also ask for data on the medication as it applies to AIH.

If your disease is stable I'd be very reluctant to enter into a clinical

trial ......just my opinion.......other inputs????

Rick, AIH, '98

In a message dated 7/17/01 3:24:35 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

writes:

<< Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2001 11:16:13 -0600

From: " Toni son " <tonis@...>

Subject: Zenapax

Hi, I am new to the group. I am a 56 year old woman with auto-immune

hepatitis. I have only a mild case and have been successfully treated with

prednisone and Imuran. My ALT still is high but everything else is in the

normal range.

Now, It has been suggested to me by another doctor that I try zenapax. It

is an infusion--IV for 15 minutes. I would probably have to have 4 to 5

infusions then one a month for a year. This would enable me and require me

to get off prednisone and Imuran.

Does anyone on the group have experience with this new drug? All advice is

welcome.

Toni son in Colorado

>>

[Guest guest]

K..... your pictures are terrific.. what a good looking couple.....

thanks for the left handed compliment on the pix from Beth...(I`m 20 -

25 yrs. older than Carl)

I haven`t seen the pics myself I can`t seem to down load them...

Hope all is well with you...

Jerry

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/19/01 2:19:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time, gefox@... writes:

I haven`t seen the pics myself I can`t seem to down load them...

Hope all is well with you...

Jerry

Jerry, because you can't see the pictures, I'll tell you -- you look coooool!

Harper

[Guest guest]

Our school district Sp. Ed. director said that only about 8-10% of parents

are involved in the IEP process. This is a highly educated district (Bill

Gates pays taxes here) She said it frustrates HER that the parents aren't

more involved :-(

M.

In a message dated 5/4/03 3:48:52 AM, writes:

<< At that time, probably 99% of parents were handed a printed up IEP and

they signed it. They trusted the school. And I wonder how large a

percentage of them still do that. It's not that they don't care or don't

have time or the education. They just don't know that they can't trust the

schools. >>

[Guest guest]

,

My son's school called me and told me they were doing his iep and would

sent a copy when they were done. I asked about a meeting . They guy was

schocked.

We did have the meeting and i got what i wanted.

Maureen

[Guest guest]

Hi Patti, I use the gazelle for cardio days among other equiptment or video's

I have. It's great! Just follow the directions in your BFL book for HIIT, I

can get an intense workout with it and have used it for 2 challenges. I use the

weight bench on upper and lower body workouts. I have lost 14 lbs and many

inches since January 6th...only 7lbs to go. Good luck.

in Texas

>

> Message: 3

> Date: Sun, 8 Jun 2003 08:10:35 -0400

> From: " Patti Durham " <pattid7@...>

> Subject: what equipment do you use to work out?

>

> I was just wondering what all you use to work out? Does anyone have the

> gazelle or use just a weight bench? What kind of results have you had with

> the gazelle?

> Thanks,

> Patti

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/18/2004 7:20:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

writes:

Message: 11

Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2004 02:47:33 -0700 (Pacific Daylight Time)

From: Flo Webber <flo-webber@...>

Subject: Re: Where can I buy flaxseed mill or grainer.

Hi:

I just use a coffee grinder for the Flaxseed. It works well. Some health

food stores

sell flaxseed already ground. We are lucky to have such a store where we

live.

If you are on the Dr. Budwig diet, do you know anything about being able to

have

coffee in the morning?

I wish you the best of luck and good health.

Flo

..

..

Flo and all

To learn about Johanna Budwig's protocol, subscribed to the FlaxseedOil2

list. Read the Riles, ask your questions.

send a blank email to

flaxseedoil2-subscribe

mjh

http://foxhillfarm.us/FireBasil/

[Guest guest]

Hey Poot,

read the one about the doctor. This is very expensive and is not

covered by insurance but I would like to do this sometime anyway.

--- autism wrote:

>

[Guest guest]

hi jenny, when i was diagnosed with my cml i went to a book store and

bought a good book on leukemia,it,s called [adult leukemia] you

probably could get it used on line it was 29.95 8 years ago. it really

educated me on my disease, its for the patient and the family, also ask

for copys of your daughters blood tests each time you go, hope this

helps you, marion

[ ] Digest Number 1690

CML SUPPORT AND INFORMATION

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Messages)

1a.

Re: Diet and Cancer--to Lottie

From:

1b.

Re: Diet and Cancer--to Lottie

From:

Rosen Lum

2a.

Re: Waned to share good news!

From:

Émile Fichault

2b.

Re: Waned to share good news!

From:

Eva

3a.

Re: hi, i need your help,, please

From:

inday romanos

4a.

Re: Hello

From:

inday romanos

5.

High energy

From:

Lottie Duthu

6a.

Re: CEliac Disease

From:

Dory Doggie

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1a.

Re: Diet and Cancer--to Lottie

Posted by: " "

bob-stewart@...

 

bob1234stewart

Wed Feb 4, 2009 12:34 pm (PST)

Dear Lottie,

Maybe we all should be taking a spoonful of OxiClean every day!

Bob , Granger, Indiana

& gt;

& gt; Many people with cancer become more diet conscious, choosing foods

that contain anti-oxidents. Many of us take supplements, but there

is no substitute for eating the foods that furnish these nutrients.

I am posting a portion of an interesting article about diet and

cancer, which may be of particular interest to some of you. The

continuation of

the article is posted below.

& gt; The Antioxidant Defences

& gt; Oxygen is essential to life. But, as oxygen is used in the body,

some of the oxygen molecules become very unstable. These unstable

oxygen molecules, called free radicals, can attack cell membranes and

even damage the DNA (genetic code) in the nucleus of the cell. Damage

to DNA is the beginning of cancer. Fortunately, the foods we eat can

help protect our bodies. Antioxidants, including vitamin C, vitamin

E, beta-carotene, selenium, and others, can neutralize the damaging

effects of oxygen. These powerful, natural chemicals come to us in

vegetables, fruits, grains, and beans (see table below). People who

include fruits and vegetables in their daily diets have lower rates

of many forms of cancer.

& gt;

& gt;

http://www.cancerproject.org/diet_cancer/nutrition/antioxidant_defence

s.php

& gt;

& gt; If you have questions, you can ask the experts:

& gt; http://www.cancerproject.org/ask/index.php

& gt;

& gt; I close with a quotation:

& gt; Look to this day for it is life,

& gt; For yesterday is already a dream,

& gt; And tomorrow is only a vision,

& gt; But today, well lived, makes every yesterday

& gt; A dream of happiness and ever tomorrow,a vision of hope. --

Kalidasa

& gt; (Kalidasa (AD ?450-600?) the greatest of the sanskrit

dramatists, and the first

great name in Sanskrit literature after

Ashvaghoshha.)

& gt;

& gt;

& gt; Blessings,

& gt; Lottie

& gt;

& gt;

[Guest guest]

Good advice, but for CML the last 8 years have made a world of difference.  I

would look to make sure it was updated or that there is book that has been

written in the post Gleevec era.

From: mrsmet98@... <mrsmet98@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Digest Number 1690

notify-dg- ,

Date: Thursday, February 5, 2009, 5:46 PM

hi jenny, when i was diagnosed with my cml i went to a book store and

bought a good book on leukemia,it, s called [adult leukemia] you

probably could get it used on line it was 29.95 8 years ago. it really

educated me on my disease, its for the patient and the family, also ask

for copys of your daughters blood tests each time you go, hope this

helps you, marion

[ ] Digest Number 1690

CML SUPPORT AND INFORMATION

Messages In This Digest (8

Messages)

1a.

Re: Diet and Cancer--to Lottie

From:

1b.

Re: Diet and Cancer--to Lottie

From:

Rosen Lum

2a.

Re: Waned to share good news!

From:

Émile Fichault

2b.

Re: Waned to share good news!

From:

Eva

3a.

Re: hi, i need your help,, please

From:

inday romanos

4a.

Re: Hello

From:

inday romanos

5.

High energy

From:

Lottie Duthu

6a.

Re: CEliac Disease

From:

Dory Doggie

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Messages

1a.

Re: Diet and Cancer--to Lottie

Posted by: " "

bob-stewart@ sbcglobal. net

 

bob1234stewart

Wed Feb 4, 2009 12:34 pm (PST)

Dear Lottie,

Maybe we all should be taking a spoonful of OxiClean every day!

Bob , Granger, Indiana

& gt;

& gt; Many people with cancer become more diet conscious, choosing foods

that contain anti-oxidents. Many of us take supplements, but there

is no substitute for eating the foods that furnish these nutrients.

I am posting a portion of an interesting article about diet and

cancer, which may be of particular interest to some of you. The

continuation of

the article is posted below.

& gt; The Antioxidant Defences

& gt; Oxygen is essential to life. But, as oxygen is used in the body,

some of the oxygen molecules become very unstable. These unstable

oxygen molecules, called free radicals, can attack cell membranes and

even damage the DNA (genetic code) in the nucleus of the cell. Damage

to DNA is the beginning of cancer. Fortunately, the foods we eat can

help protect our bodies. Antioxidants, including vitamin C, vitamin

E, beta-carotene, selenium, and others, can neutralize the damaging

effects of oxygen. These powerful, natural chemicals come to us in

vegetables, fruits, grains, and beans (see table below). People who

include fruits and vegetables in their daily diets have lower rates

of many forms of cancer.

& gt;

& gt;

http://www.cancerpr oject.org/ diet_cancer/ nutrition/ antioxidant_ defence

s.php

& gt;

& gt; If you have questions, you can ask the experts:

& gt; http://www.cancerpr oject.org/ ask/index. php

& gt;

& gt; I close with a quotation:

& gt; Look to this day for it is life,

& gt; For yesterday is already a dream,

& gt; And tomorrow is only a vision,

& gt; But today, well lived, makes every yesterday

& gt; A dream of happiness and ever tomorrow,a vision of hope. --

Kalidasa

& gt; (Kalidasa (AD ?450-600?) the greatest of the sanskrit

dramatists, and the first

great name in Sanskrit literature after

Ashvaghoshha. )

& gt;

& gt;

& gt; Blessings,

& gt; Lottie

& gt;

& gt;