Re: Digest Number 2255

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Hi everyone,

> My sister has asked me to check and see if anyone

> has any information about have physical therapy for

> AC arthritis.

What's AC arthritis?

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I also have had confusion for several years, we just wrote it off as my

quirky personality. It is weird, imagine the look on a first grader's face

when you use the completely wrong word. I didn't realize at the time that I

had liver disease or even after that, that it was related until it got really

bad this fall. I was put on lactulose which helps capture the amonia in the

digestive system and move it out - that has helped with some of the worst of

it. It's all part of encephopathy related to what the liver is processing.

I find it frustrating and it's worse when I'm tired. I have a hard time

spelling - even these e-mails require a lot of fixing. Part of the reason I

had to pull out of some of my activities was that I was having more and more

difficulty tracking the ideas and creating my own on the spot.

We also use it as a point of humor around here especially when someone

else slips up and the rest of my family has always depended on my to check

their spelling so they are on their own now!

It's the most frustrating part for me, too, but then when it gets really

bad I probably won't remember and it won't bother me at all

Amy

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In a message dated 8/3/2004 3:48:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

writes:

I went throught the shampoo thing a few years ago and got totally SICK of it

- it just didn't work (our oldest daughter has very thick hair). I heard

about this great ELECTRIC COMB that you can purchase from the pharmacy. I

thought it was expensive at the time (around $70), but was at the point of

desperation (next step was to shave the kids!). I bought it, and we havn't

looked back - this device is the BEST THING EVER and well worth the initial

money. Yes, the kids have had lice since then, but it's a simple process to

use this comb on their hair morning and night for a week or so, and right

from the first combthrough the lice are dead and gone. If you comb through

every day and night, you catch any new ones as they hatch. Everytime I hear

another mother (because it's usually us that has to fix it!) complaining, I

tell them about this comb (mine is brand name ROBICOMB) and everyone that's

bought it has thanked me.

WELL WORTH BUYING!

Regards

in Sydney, Australia

(wife of Tony, mother of (13), (11, DS), and Greg (9)

I to have used to RObi Lice comb(battery powered)

It does work. It will zap the live ones. It has a constant humming sound and

when a live bug is combed into the comb the humming will stop. That is how u

know you got em. It does take patients but is affective. I suggest clipping all

the hair up and part out small sections at a time. This way u know that u

have combed through all the hair.

I have found the Robi Comb at Walmart for under $40.

Good Luck!!!!!!

Thank You,

Sarenda Wentworth