Guest guest Posted December 12, 2007 Report Share Posted December 12, 2007 Dear , I also have fibro and Lupus. Keep me updated with your doctors findings and your progress. My problems started 2 yrs ago also, and yes it is very strange. I thought the same thing! I like your doctors approach, and I'm praying he is blessed with wisdom from onhigh. I will be praying you have a pain free, joyfilled evening, Joyce Intro to Me Hello, fellow Fibromites!I was diagnosed with fibro in June of this year after having a complete hysterectomy in May. It seems as if ALL of my 'fibro'-type problems started at that time (isn't that strange?) although my family physician had suggested I had CFS or Fibro last year. Anyway, since June I've been to a rheumatologist that is concerned that I may have lupus as well. He said he isn't ready to "label" me with that right now because he wants to monitor me a bit longer so he can be sure. I'm glad he at least isn't jumping the gun on that.I'm 39, from Tennessee, and happily married to a wonderfully supportive man. We have four children (each of us had two from a previous marriage). I pray each of you have a day blessed beyond measure.Thanks for listening, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 13, 2007 Report Share Posted December 13, 2007 Joyce...THANK YOU for your prayers and encouragement. I will keep you posted. I requested my doctor send copies of my bloodwork to me via mail although I won't really know what I'm looking at. lol I could at least see the 'highs' and 'lows' if any, I suppose. I'm SOOOOOOOO glad this sight is here. It helps me to know I am not alone. > > Dear , I also have fibro and Lupus. Keep me updated with your doctors findings and your progress. My problems started 2 yrs ago also, and yes it is very strange. I thought the same thing! > I like your doctors approach, and I'm praying he is blessed with wisdom from onhigh. I will be praying you have a pain free, joyfilled evening, > > Joyce > > > > > Intro to Me > > Hello, fellow Fibromites! > > I was diagnosed with fibro in June of this year after having a > complete hysterectomy in May. It seems as if ALL of my 'fibro'- type > problems started at that time (isn't that strange?) although my family > physician had suggested I had CFS or Fibro last year. Anyway, since > June I've been to a rheumatologist that is concerned that I may have > lupus as well. He said he isn't ready to " label " me with that right > now because he wants to monitor me a bit longer so he can be sure. I'm > glad he at least isn't jumping the gun on that. > > I'm 39, from Tennessee, and happily married to a wonderfully > supportive man. We have four children (each of us had two from a > previous marriage). > > I pray each of you have a day blessed beyond measure. > > Thanks for listening, > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2009 Report Share Posted June 15, 2009 Hi Sylvia. My name is Ali and I hail from very green and beautiful Wales in the UK. I am 52 and married to the same man for 33 years who also is disabled - not through being in the Army though. I am afraid I don't know anything about the muscle testing but I was interested in your mention of the HCG which I imagine is honey, cider vinegar and garlic. I have just come across a few references to that and have been considering adding it to my 'repertoire'. Garlic did help to give my liver a big clear-out and a major detox recently so I know how powerful it can be. When you say that you weren't true to the protocol, what did you mean? Ali. > > Hi, my name is Sylvia, I am 55 yo, married to the same man for 33 years. We have 5 biological children and are raising our oldest 3 grandkids as our own. I was born and raised in Tucson, AZ but we came out to MO for the funeral of one of my husband's uncles about '78 and I fell in love with all the green. I had never seen so much green outside of a crayon drawing. We finally got moved out here in '02 and I love it, love it, LOVE IT! > > My screen name is LadyofYorkies and I am trying to start a kennel. We have over 50 dogs, including the puppies. I have 3 sizes and my husband wants to keep them all which is why we have so many instead of the 5 females and 2 males that I wanted. > > Our 2 daughters are back in AZ but our 3 sons are out here with us. 2 of them have had to move home with their families in this time of economic distress. That give us 12 people in our 2000sqft home. > > My husband is a 100% disabled vet which helps pay for our home and support everyone living here. It also pays for my medical care. I don't know what we would have done without it. > > My husband and I are both diabetics but because of his exposure to Agent Orange his is Type I. Or sort of, it had an adult onset. I am overweight and using HCG to try to lose it. HCG works but I haven't been very true to the protocol. > > One of the things that has come up in our group is VCO and one of our members is a member of this group and recommended it to us. I joined to learn more of the benefits and uses of CO. > > I have gone to the first post and am at post #18. It says there is an attachment on muscle testing. I was wondering if anyone has a copy of it? Thanks for letting me join. Sylvia > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 16, 2009 Report Share Posted June 16, 2009 Hi, Sylvia, & welcome! I am 58, fortunatly in good form, but love using the VOC for so many things, inc. making my own granola & such. I have more energy, & a skin fungus has cleared up. Re: muscle testing or kinesiology - there's a simple way to do it for yourself, using your fingers, & it can be done inobtrusively if necessary:) Any question can be put into yes/no format, which helps simplify things. Take the hand you don't write with, & place the tip of your pinkie & tip of your thumb together. This creates a circuit with the two fingers, which is your test circuit. Take the index finger & thumb of the hand you do write with - this combo. is used to test the circuit. To 'activate' a test, use equal pressure to hold the thumb & pinkie of your CIRCUIT together, & the same amount of pressure with your thumb & index finger, trying to pry the circuit apart. I usually move the thumb & index finger up toward the tips of my test circuit - if the answer is 'true,' the circuit holds, 'false,' & the circuit comes apart. Build confidence by asking questions you know the answer to - " is my name Sylvia? " " Do I live in MO? " You can try the same question with a false answer - someone else's name, etc. to discover the shift, with the circuit breaking ( & if it takes a bit to get the hang of it, stop & try again later.) Then you can move on to your questions - 'do I need ___ " (test) " Is Coconut Oil helpful at this time? " (test) (if yes) you can test for how much) " 1 Tbsp? " (test) " 2 Tbsp? " (test - keep going till the circuit breaks " With diabetes, you might ask if it would be helpful to drink coconut milk before bed (said to help keep blood sugar even through the night) You can also test for your animals - supplements that would be helpful, etc. Adults can ( & usually should) test for themselves. Kits can learn this, too You can invite guides & angels to assist in the process. Molly Sheehan of www.greenhopeessences.com gives an excellent description of using this system in her new Flower Essence guidebook - Good luck - feel free to write off-list if you have questions (just click reply, then click on my name & e-mail rather than the forum address Nadya in Oregon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2009 Report Share Posted June 26, 2009 I'm sorry but I can't figure this out, can you explain it again? Sometimes using different phrases makes it click for me. Thanks, Sylvia On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 2:06 AM, dia.song <na_dya_2000@...> wrote: > Hi, Sylvia, & welcome! > I am 58, fortunatly in good form, but love using the VOC for so many > things, inc. making my own granola & such. I have more energy, & a skin > fungus has cleared up. > > Re: muscle testing or kinesiology - there's a simple way to do it for > yourself, using your fingers, & it can be done inobtrusively if necessary:) > Any question can be put into yes/no format, which helps simplify things. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2009 Report Share Posted August 7, 2009 Dear : First let me say that I am sorry about the loss of your dear wife Doreen. Welcome to our group. You have to take care of your health right now. I agreed with you holding off on a BMT, when there are other alternatives first. I have been on Gleevec since my diagnosis, but there are other drugs as you know that are working for people. Why didn't they try Tasigna next. We have so many people who have done well on Tasigna. I can only go by the most popular choices that I have seen. We do have some people who just started the Ariad trial, and they are doing good too. Please keep us up to date, and know that we are all here all the time for you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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