Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

[Guest guest]

Folks

These are two different words with two different meanings.

So, a spell checker will probably not find the issue.

Let's stop this now. Literacy, grammar and spelling are not the focus of this board, healing with LDN is. Most of us kind of knew what was meant even though the word choice of the writer was not as precise as it could be, in generally accept terms.

mjh

In a message dated 3/4/06 6:47:17 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, low dose naltrexone writes:

arresting progression,exasperations/25mg LDN: It's EXACERBATIONS

[Guest guest]

Rae, All I can say is that Althea has given so much of her time and effort to this subject that I consider her much more than a LDN/MS expert. She doesn't act like one, she is one. Pompous assholes like you should bow out of this forum. Thanks for your co-operation. Did I spell ASSHOLE correctly? Or maybe anus is more up your alley. Also to "bandy" means to toss words about in a casual or frivolous manner. I don't think that applies to this forum. There is nothing frivolous here. I think you should get your grammar straight. EdRaeAndDoug Bower <radbower@...> wrote: If you bandy the term

about, you need to use the word: It's EXACERBATIONS (you, who act like an LDN/MS expert!). Rae From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Aletha WittmannSent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 3:46 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN Hi everyone,Who is it that posted about taking 25mg to stop exasperations. I have suggested this to Joanna on our site but it would be good for her to hear directly from the person/persons

that have experienced help from this.Thanks so muchAletha [low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Funraiser - I'll be there > San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula. I suppose it was a bit smug of me> to infer mine was the only "peninusla" in No.Cal >> It's nice to know there's so many LDNers around me!>>>> >>>> Which Peninsula do you live in Katrina,>>>> I am in the Monterey area (Oak Hills).>>>> Aletha>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>

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[Guest guest]

I do not care how you spell it…I

know what it is. I am with you Aletha.

Bob Lake

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Ed Rojewski

Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006

3:21 PM

low dose naltrexone

Subject: RE: [low dose naltrexone]

Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Rae,

All I can say is that Althea has given so much of her time and effort

to this subject that I consider her much more than a LDN/MS expert. She doesn't

act like one, she is one. Pompous assholes like you should bow out of this

forum. Thanks for your co-operation. Did I spell ASSHOLE correctly? Or maybe

anus is more up your alley.

Also to " bandy " means to toss words about in a casual or

frivolous manner. I don't think that applies to this forum. There is nothing

frivolous here. I think you should get your grammar straight.

Ed

RaeAndDoug Bower

<radbower@...> wrote:

If you bandy

the term about, you need to use the word: It's EXACERBATIONS (you, who act like

an LDN/MS expert!).

Rae

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Aletha Wittmann

Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006

3:46 PM

low dose naltrexone

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone]

Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Hi everyone,

Who is it that posted about taking 25mg to stop

exasperations. I have

suggested this to Joanna on our site but it would

be good for her to hear

directly from the person/persons that have

experienced help from this.

Thanks so much

Aletha

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I'll be there

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[Guest guest]

Of course I am joking! Some folks are just way too sensitive... or maybe they're atrocious spellers too? Your spell-checker did work, but you likely just picked the wrong word from Outlook's database! No biggie...

But since we're on the subject, I notice that many of the US folks on this website are truly awful spellers. I'm frequently a little 'embarrassed' that a lot of foreigners on our web group write better English than a lot of Americans do. If other folks out there have this problem occasionally, then I suggest we all just turn our spell-checkers on. In Outlook or Outlook Express, it's easy: From your main menu, go into Tools, Options, then the Spelling tab, put a check in every box on the page, OK, and you're done!

Cheers, Rae

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Aletha WittmannSent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 5:10 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Well now Rae,

I hope you are joking around because I never want to seem like I know anything close to an expert. In fact I only know what my husbands experience is and what I have learned from others on the chat site.

Believe it or not I make all of my income from writing reports. I am the worst speller you have ever come across, and I mis use words even though I read a lot. And I can't remember terms or names for things. In college I used to bring all of my things into a typist who corrected my spelling in the process. One day the typist could not do the work for me and I had to turn in a paper to my instructor. He said he had a hard time believing that was my work just because he thought I was such an accomplished writer and yet all of the mis spellings were so hard to get through. I have been so freed in my life due to spell check. Thank goodness for computers.

Thanks

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Funraiser - I'll be there > San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula. I suppose it was a bit smug of me> to infer mine was the only "peninusla" in No.Cal >> It's nice to know there's so many LDNers around me!>>>> >>>> Which Peninsula do you live in Katrina,>>>> I am in the Monterey area (Oak Hills).>>>> Aletha>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Rae. good suggestion.But I always hope in my heart that I wil lbe forgiven as my right hand is numb and left hand nearly too weak......and i get exhausted just tapping out what pitiful messages I do manage here......going back again to hit even morekeys to correct would make me jsut give up entirely

Nola, -----worst typist in the world(I tried to make this more legible)

RE: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Of course I am joking! Some folks are just way too sensitive... or maybe they're atrocious spellers too? Your spell-checker did work, but you likely just picked the wrong word from Outlook's database! No biggie...

But since we're on the subject, I notice that many of the US folks on this website are truly awful spellers. I'm frequently a little 'embarrassed' that a lot of foreigners on our web group write better English than a lot of Americans do. If other folks out there have this problem occasionally, then I suggest we all just turn our spell-checkers on. In Outlook or Outlook Express, it's easy: From your main menu, go into Tools, Options, then the Spelling tab, put a check in every box on the page, OK, and you're done!

Cheers, Rae

[Guest guest]

Rae You don't know the difference between JOKING and sarcasm! Maybe you just can't help being sarcastic. You just replied to my last email with more sarcasm. I don't use Outlook or Outlook Express, so your sarcastic comments don't apply to me. Your sense of humor is disjointed and inappropriate. Go back in your hole you came out of. You won't be missed. You are a poor representative of Canadian MSers. EdRaeAndDoug Bower <radbower@...> wrote: Of course I am joking! Some folks are just way too sensitive... or maybe they're atrocious spellers too? Your spell-checker did work, but you likely just

picked the wrong word from Outlook's database! No biggie... But since we're on the subject, I notice that many of the US folks on this website are truly awful spellers. I'm frequently a little 'embarrassed' that a lot of foreigners on our web group write better English than a lot of Americans do. If other folks out there have this problem occasionally, then I suggest we all just turn our spell-checkers on. In Outlook or Outlook Express, it's easy: From your main menu, go into Tools, Options, then the Spelling tab, put a check in every box on the page, OK, and you're done! Cheers, Rae From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Aletha WittmannSent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 5:10 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN Well now Rae, I hope you are joking around because I never want to seem like I know anything close to an expert. In fact I only know what my husbands experience is and what

I have learned from others on the chat site. Believe it or not I make all of my income from writing reports. I am the worst speller you have ever come across, and I mis use words even though I read a lot. And I can't remember terms or names for things. In college I used to bring all of my things into a typist who corrected my spelling in the process. One day the typist could not do the work for me and I had to turn in a paper to my instructor. He said he had a hard time believing that was my work just because he thought I was such an accomplished writer and yet all of the mis spellings were so hard to get through. I have been so freed in my life due to spell check. Thank goodness for computers. Thanks Aletha [low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Funraiser - I'll be there > San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula. I suppose it was a bit smug of me> to infer mine was the only "peninusla" in No.Cal >> It's nice to know there's so many LDNers around me!>>>> >>>> Which Peninsula do you live in Katrina,>>>> I am in the Monterey area (Oak Hills).>>>> Aletha>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>

>>> >>> >>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

I didn't know that! lets see I will try this time-

RE: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Of course I am joking! Some folks are just way too sensitive... or maybe they're atrocious spellers too? Your spell-checker did work, but you likely just picked the wrong word from Outlook's database! No biggie...

But since we're on the subject, I notice that many of the US folks on this website are truly awful spellers. I'm frequently a little 'embarrassed' that a lot of foreigners on our web group write better English than a lot of Americans do. If other folks out there have this problem occasionally, then I suggest we all just turn our spell-checkers on. In Outlook or Outlook Express, it's easy: From your main menu, go into Tools, Options, then the Spelling tab, put a check in every box on the page, OK, and you're done!

Cheers, Rae

[Guest guest]

Me too. My left hand is numb now and I type badly with one hand... Don't worry - the checker will catch your errors, after you've set it up one time! Try it - you'll see...

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of oothappamSent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 6:37 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Rae. good suggestion.But I always hope in my heart that I wil lbe forgiven as my right hand is numb and left hand nearly too weak......and i get exhausted just tapping out what pitiful messages I do manage here......going back again to hit even morekeys to correct would make me jsut give up entirely

Nola, -----worst typist in the world(I tried to make this more legible)

RE: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Of course I am joking! Some folks are just way too sensitive... or maybe they're atrocious spellers too? Your spell-checker did work, but you likely just picked the wrong word from Outlook's database! No biggie...

But since we're on the subject, I notice that many of the US folks on this website are truly awful spellers. I'm frequently a little 'embarrassed' that a lot of foreigners on our web group write better English than a lot of Americans do. If other folks out there have this problem occasionally, then I suggest we all just turn our spell-checkers on. In Outlook or Outlook Express, it's easy: From your main menu, go into Tools, Options, then the Spelling tab, put a check in every box on the page, OK, and you're done!

Cheers, Rae

[Guest guest]

I'm not Canadian. Where did you get that from? Probably the same place your misplaced rudeness comes from... And I've been here using LDN since last July.

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Ed RojewskiSent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 6:46 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: RE: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Rae

You don't know the difference between JOKING and sarcasm! Maybe you just can't help being sarcastic. You just replied to my last email with more sarcasm. I don't use Outlook or Outlook Express, so your sarcastic comments don't apply to me. Your sense of humor is disjointed and inappropriate. Go back in your hole you came out of.

You won't be missed. You are a poor representative of Canadian MSers.

EdRaeAndDoug Bower <radbower@...> wrote:

Of course I am joking! Some folks are just way too sensitive... or maybe they're atrocious spellers too? Your spell-checker did work, but you likely just picked the wrong word from Outlook's database! No biggie...

But since we're on the subject, I notice that many of the US folks on this website are truly awful spellers. I'm frequently a little 'embarrassed' that a lot of foreigners on our web group write better English than a lot of Americans do. If other folks out there have this problem occasionally, then I suggest we all just turn our spell-checkers on. In Outlook or Outlook Express, it's easy: From your main menu, go into Tools, Options, then the Spelling tab, put a check in every box on the page, OK, and you're done!

Cheers, Rae

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Aletha WittmannSent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 5:10 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Well now Rae,

I hope you are joking around because I never want to seem like I know anything close to an expert. In fact I only know what my husbands experience is and what I have learned from others on the chat site.

Believe it or not I make all of my income from writing reports. I am the worst speller you have ever come across, and I mis use words even though I read a lot. And I can't remember terms or names for things. In college I used to bring all of my things into a typist who corrected my spelling in the process. One day the typist could not do the work for me and I had to turn in a paper to my instructor. He said he had a hard time believing that was my work just because he thought I was such an accomplished writer and yet all of the mis spellings were so hard to get through. I have been so freed in my life due to spell check. Thank goodness for computers.

Thanks

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Funraiser - I'll be there > San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula. I suppose it was a bit smug of me> to infer mine was the only "peninusla" in No.Cal >> It's nice to know there's so many LDNers around me!>>>> >>>> Which Peninsula do you live in Katrina,>>>> I am in the Monterey area (Oak Hills).>>>> Aletha>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Oh, I am not sure that Rae meant it to be negative. He totally might have been just joking. If not, well now Rae I will have to give you quite a mouth full (watch out).

But thank you soooo much for the kind words. I really appreciate you too Leatha.

Kindest of regards

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Funraiser - I'll be there > San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula. I suppose it was a bit smug of me> to infer mine was the only "peninusla" in No.Cal >> It's nice to know there's so many LDNers around me!>>>> >>>> Which Peninsula do you live in Katrina,>>>> I am in the Monterey area (Oak Hills).>>>> Aletha>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Enough already...... but a point of clarification: I'm a she, not a he. Ever hear of Norma Rae (as in Marilyn Monroe)?

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Aletha WittmannSent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 7:00 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Oh, I am not sure that Rae meant it to be negative. He totally might have been just joking. If not, well now Rae I will have to give you quite a mouth full (watch out).

But thank you soooo much for the kind words. I really appreciate you too Leatha.

Kindest of regards

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Funraiser - I'll be there > San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula. I suppose it was a bit smug of me> to infer mine was the only "peninusla" in No.Cal >> It's nice to know there's so many LDNers around me!>>>> >>>> Which Peninsula do you live in Katrina,>>>> I am in the Monterey area (Oak Hills).>>>> Aletha>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Hi Ed, I am sorry I think I started something negative without meaning to do so. I really do think Rae is just joking.

Thanks for all the very nice things that you said about me. Lets hope Rae sees the humor in our sticking up for one another.

Take good care

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Funraiser - I'll be there > San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula. I suppose it was a bit smug of me> to infer mine was the only "peninusla" in No.Cal >> It's nice to know there's so many LDNers around me!>>>> >>>> Which Peninsula do you live in Katrina,>>>> I am in the Monterey area (Oak Hills).>>>> Aletha>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Oops Rae, So sorry. I should have read that as your e-mail address says Ray and Doug. Don't worry, this should all blow over. My best, Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Funraiser - I'll be there > San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula. I suppose it was a bit smug of me> to infer mine was the only "peninusla" in No.Cal >> It's nice to know there's so many LDNers around me!>>>> >>>> Which Peninsula do you live in Katrina,>>>> I am in the Monterey area (Oak Hills).>>>> Aletha>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

--- In low dose naltrexone , Ed Rojewski <edroj2@...>

wrote:

>

> Rae

>

> You don't know the difference between JOKING and sarcasm! Maybe

you

just can't help being sarcastic. You just replied to my last email

with

more sarcasm. I don't use Outlook or Outlook Express, so your

sarcastic

comments don't apply to me. Your sense of humor is disjointed and

inappropriate. Go back in your hole you came out of.

> You won't be missed. You are a poor representative of Canadian

MSers.

>

> Ed

--

Hay Ed,

Rae's profyle reeds shez frum New Zealand, knot Kanadaa.

Reeguards,

Artie.

[Guest guest]

Not that it matters, but we just moved to FL (ex MI and WA for 20+ yrs). I'm very much a dual - so there!

Now let's get back ON TOPIC -- it's LDN, remember?

Rae

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of rtee54Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 8:37 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

>> Rae> > You don't know the difference between JOKING and sarcasm! Maybe you just can't help being sarcastic. You just replied to my last email with more sarcasm. I don't use Outlook or Outlook Express, so your sarcastic comments don't apply to me. Your sense of humor is disjointed and inappropriate. Go back in your hole you came out of.> You won't be missed. You are a poor representative of Canadian MSers. > > Ed--Hay Ed, Rae's profyle reeds shez frum New Zealand, knot Kanadaa.Reeguards,Artie.

[Guest guest]

Rae,

My heart goes out to you, obviously MS is not your biggest problem. Maybe you need to find a group that has people more like you with sticks up their rectum (but are good spellers). Aletha is our Queen! A little respect!

PS if you took this personally, good! That's how I meant that!

Sincerely,Lee

[low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Funraiser - I'll be there > San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula. I suppose it was a bit smug of me> to infer mine was the only "peninusla" in No.Cal >> It's nice to know there's so many LDNers around me!>>>> >>>> Which Peninsula do you live in Katrina,>>>> I am in the Monterey area (Oak Hills).>>>> Aletha>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

I am unsubscribing from this site after having to

spend time trawling through this “off topic” I don’t know

what? (power struggle stuff perhaps). This last posting from Lee

really did it…”Althea is our queen” what s that all about?

Thank you and good night

From: low dose naltrexone

[mailto:low dose naltrexone ]

On Behalf Of ltdnrg

Sent: 05 March 2006 15:46

low dose naltrexone

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone]

Re: arresting progression, exasperations/25mg LDN

Rae,

My heart goes out to you, obviously MS is not your

biggest problem. Maybe you need to find a group that has people more like

you with sticks up their rectum (but are good spellers). Aletha is our

Queen! A little respect!

PS if you took this personally, good! That's

how I meant that!

Sincerely,

Lee

[low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Funraiser -

I'll be there

> San

Francisco Bay Area Peninsula.

I suppose it was a bit smug of me

> to infer mine was the only

" peninusla " in No.Cal

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> It's nice to know there's so many LDNers

around me!

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>

> --- In low dose naltrexone ,

" Aletha Wittmann "

> <Aletha@...>

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