To

[Guest guest]

Sorry, but I have to agree on this one!

Can we all remember how alone and desperate we felt when our LO's were told

they had this disease? Trying to find some kind of support, information,

prognosis. What lay ahead for all involved. Desperation for some kind of

help!

Remember back to that time of diagnosis. We all grab onto some kind of

support, family, friends, clergy, faith, STRENGTH!!!! We were faced with the

unknown. That is where some of our new members are at at this time.

We are here for you. We have allll been there at one time or another!

Debbie C.

Norwalk, Iowa

[Guest guest]

I have to agree with what Eve is saying here. I am not a Catholic, but

rather Methodist, and I found 's posting to be very informative and

reassuring. If I were , I would have sincerely appreciated it and

found comfort in it as well. As individuals we may not always agree with

the context of every posting, and if you don't like it, then like Eve said,

hit the delete key and move on, but in a group setting, that very item you

don't like, could very well be a savior to someone else, and in this forum,

we owe that opportunity to everyone in this group.

Just my two cents.

to

Clear DayAn Email from Eve living on the beautiful Columbia and Yakima

Rivers:

Come on Mai-Liis - lighten up! wrote a letter and stated she was

Catholic and was crying out asking why God would do this to her Dad.

answered her as another Catholic and I believe appreciated it.

did not write anything bad or vulgar or depressive.

Just use your delete button if you disagree with how one person is answering

another person's question or cry for help. That is what I do because it is

kind of like those two, or maybe more, are talking to each other.

We are here to help each other in a positive way are we not?

[Guest guest]

>

> Personally I enjoyed your comments, everyone has different opinions

and

> its okay. I left this group once, but came back. I don't

participate

> much. My treatment is on hold because of my insurance they have let

one

> scrip go thru but not the other. I was excited about getting rid of

> this virus but now I just feel I've given up. I think thats just

> temporary though. I don't know if you will ever read this since you

say

> you were leaving. Hey we are all different just have the same

disease.

> I read most of the messages but not all.

> Hi to everyone.

> C.

>

HI again, I may have names mixed up here, I'm speaking of the person

who had questions about why treat and then wanted to leave group. I " m

sorry I may be slightly confused with who I wanted to give the

message to.

oh well

[Guest guest]

I'm not leaveing the group I'm ok kellycatron wrote: >> Personally I enjoyed your comments, everyone has different opinions and > its okay. I left this group once, but came back. I don't participate > much. My treatment is on hold

because of my insurance they have let one > scrip go thru but not the other. I was excited about getting rid of > this virus but now I just feel I've given up. I think thats just > temporary though. I don't know if you will ever read this since you say > you were leaving. Hey we are all different just have the same disease. > I read most of the messages but not all.> Hi to everyone. > C.>HI again, I may have names mixed up here, I'm speaking of the person who had questions about why treat and then wanted to leave group. I"m sorry I may be slightly confused with who I wanted to give the message to. oh well

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[Guest guest]

Can a good health insurance plan just drop you if your claims increase? What is everyone's experience when going on tx with a "supposedly" good health insurance plan?

FEM

To

Personally I enjoyed your comments, everyone has different opinions and its okay. I left this group once, but came back. I don't participate much. My treatment is on hold because of my insurance they have let one scrip go thru but not the other. I was excited about getting rid of this virus but now I just feel I've given up. I think thats just temporary though. I don't know if you will ever read this since you say you were leaving. Hey we are all different just have the same disease. I read most of the messages but not all.Hi to everyone. C.

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[Guest guest]

I am Canadian,and I have hep c so no insurance company will except coverage for me unless I want to pay and arm and leg and then they won't cover a pre-existing disease.We don't have to pay for doctors or hospitals,medical test though.If you call the drug company they have a CARE department and will usually supply you with your drugs if you can't afford to pay yourself.That is what I did and I know US has the same thing.

Gail

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Can a good health insurance plan just drop you if your claims increase? What is everyone's experience when going on tx with a "supposedly" good health insurance plan?

FEM

To

Personally I enjoyed your comments, everyone has different opinions and its okay. I left this group once, but came back. I don't participate much. My treatment is on hold because of my insurance they have let one scrip go thru but not the other. I was excited about getting rid of this virus but now I just feel I've given up. I think thats just temporary though. I don't know if you will ever read this since you say you were leaving. Hey we are all different just have the same disease. I read most of the messages but not all.Hi to everyone. C.

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[Guest guest]

Hi . I wish I had some great suggestions for you to use, but

one of my sons had a hitting problem that I never " cured. " Now he

never hit me...that I can recall right now...but he did hit

and he would throw things at times (like TV remote). He was a teen

before it got better. It was like it was just some quick, impulsive

act. Yes he got punished, lectured.... If I'd found something that

worked, I'd have had him out of the habit by age 4 or 5! And he

didn't like " no " for an answer either. And he could be relentness

with wanting to know " why " the answer is " no " and wear you down. His

wasn't OCD related though.

Now my , who has OCD, is a quiet, no-temper type. But he

began to show a temper (verbally) with his OCD. So I can certainly

see where someone who is more physically impulsive or " reactive " can

lash out due to OCD. I've actually thought more than once I

was " lucky " it was him with OCD and not either of my other 2 sons who

are more " physical " and " emotional " in reactions, etc.

I will say that used to get sooooo excited about Christmas

and hoping (or knowing) he was getting a particular present, it was

normal for him to throw up Christmas a.m. And his OCD could increase

too in weeks before.

I read the other parents' thoughts/suggestions, and can't come up

with anything new to add but do keep us updated!!! Maybe somehow it

might work out with your mom there to see his outbursts?? (yes, let's

all pray...)

>

> Yes, I think Josiah's issues are exacerbated by the fact that I am

paralyzed and cannot physically drag him to time out etc. I am

pretty creative though and come up with other ways to handle it. I

am wondering from the others of you that have children that rage and

become violent, is it generally ocd or something else? Just

wondering.

>

>

> Walk by Faith

[Guest guest]

Thanks for all the ideas and support. I really do think it helped my mom just

to see how very different he was today as opposed to Christmas Eve. We have

been working on a book called When Tempers Flare and I think I'll use the time

of Christmas break to get back to it. I'll keep you posted.

Walk by Faith

Tyler

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To:

Sent: Thursday, December 25, 2008 6:49:11 PM

Subject: To

Hi . I wish I had some great suggestions for you to use, but

one of my sons had a hitting problem that I never " cured. " Now he

never hit me...that I can recall right now...but he did hit

and he would throw things at times (like TV remote). He was a teen

before it got better. It was like it was just some quick, impulsive

act. Yes he got punished, lectured.... If I'd found something that

worked, I'd have had him out of the habit by age 4 or 5! And he

didn't like " no " for an answer either. And he could be relentness

with wanting to know " why " the answer is " no " and wear you down. His

wasn't OCD related though.

Now my , who has OCD, is a quiet, no-temper type. But he

began to show a temper (verbally) with his OCD. So I can certainly

see where someone who is more physically impulsive or " reactive " can

lash out due to OCD. I've actually thought more than once I

was " lucky " it was him with OCD and not either of my other 2 sons who

are more " physical " and " emotional " in reactions, etc.

I will say that used to get sooooo excited about Christmas

and hoping (or knowing) he was getting a particular present, it was

normal for him to throw up Christmas a.m. And his OCD could increase

too in weeks before.

I read the other parents' thoughts/suggestion s, and can't come up

with anything new to add but do keep us updated!!! Maybe somehow it

might work out with your mom there to see his outbursts?? (yes, let's

all pray...)

>

> Yes, I think Josiah's issues are exacerbated by the fact that I am

paralyzed and cannot physically drag him to time out etc. I am

pretty creative though and come up with other ways to handle it. I

am wondering from the others of you that have children that rage and

become violent, is it generally ocd or something else? Just

wondering.

>

>

> Walk by Faith