Re: Re: Procrit, Altitude, Time and C4a

[Guest guest]

Don't worry most of my days are bad brain days!! CFS is Chronic Fatigue

Syndrome.

Sue

Bad brain day, what is CFS?

Pam Gibbard <_pqgibbard@earthlinkpqgi_ (mailto:pqgibbard@...) >

wrote: I hope the following information helps... Pam

IACFS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHT - January 2007

The Shoemaker Studies

The innovative CFS physician Dr. Shoemaker has been quite busy of late.

He presented not one or two but three clinical studies. All were

pilot studies that need to be replicated using a more vigorous

protocol – something Dr. Shoemaker plans to do – but all were quite

successful.

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[Guest guest]

Bad brain day, what is CFS?

Pam Gibbard <pqgibbard@...> wrote: I hope the following

information helps... Pam

IACFS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHT - January 2007

The Shoemaker Studies

The innovative CFS physician Dr. Shoemaker has been quite busy of late.

He presented not one or two but three clinical studies. All were

pilot studies that need to be replicated using a more vigorous

protocol – something Dr. Shoemaker plans to do – but all were quite

successful.

[Guest guest]

Sue is right brain I have MCS and Chronic pain and homeless on top of all that

God bless the Child that has his own. I go from pillow to post and don't care

for eighter I need my own Justice is soooooo very blind.

Elvira

ssr3351@... wrote:

Don't worry most of my days are bad brain days!! CFS is Chronic Fatigue

Syndrome.

Sue

Bad brain day, what is CFS?

Pam Gibbard <_pqgibbard@earthlinkpqgi_ (mailto:pqgibbard@...) >

wrote: I hope the following information helps... Pam

IACFS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHT - January 2007

The Shoemaker Studies

The innovative CFS physician Dr. Shoemaker has been quite busy of late.

He presented not one or two but three clinical studies. All were

pilot studies that need to be replicated using a more vigorous

protocol – something Dr. Shoemaker plans to do – but all were quite

successful.

************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

[Guest guest]

Thanks girls, somewhere I knew that.

KT

sister sister <maatqueen@...> wrote:

Sue is right brain I have MCS and Chronic pain and homeless on top of

all that God bless the Child that has his own. I go from pillow to post and

don't care for eighter I need my own Justice is soooooo very blind.

Elvira

ssr3351@... wrote:

Don't worry most of my days are bad brain days!! CFS is Chronic Fatigue

Syndrome.

Sue

Bad brain day, what is CFS?

Pam Gibbard <_pqgibbard@earthlinkpqgi_ (mailto:pqgibbard@...) >

wrote: I hope the following information helps... Pam

IACFS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHT - January 2007

The Shoemaker Studies

The innovative CFS physician Dr. Shoemaker has been quite busy of late.

He presented not one or two but three clinical studies. All were

pilot studies that need to be replicated using a more vigorous

protocol – something Dr. Shoemaker plans to do – but all were quite

successful.

************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

[Guest guest]

a,

LOL we must never give up too many need us.

Elvira

a Townsend <kmtown2003@...> wrote:

Thanks girls, somewhere I knew that.

KT

[Guest guest]

Amen!

sister sister <maatqueen@...> wrote: a,

LOL we must never give up too many need us.

Elvira

a Townsend <kmtown2003@...> wrote:

Thanks girls, somewhere I knew that.

KT

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[Guest guest]

When I got my results back from Dr. Shoemaker he said that in September 06,

LabCorp changed the range from 35 to 81 to now they say that less than 40 is

normal. His comment was that when hey asked them why the change? LabCorps answer

was that they have so many people with low MSH they figured it had to be

normal...

This remindsme of and old story that the government can change hunger by

lowering the daily requirnments we need to be healthy. Then no one would be

hungry anymore...

What a joke huh??

barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote:

Hi Pam,

I'm not sure why the difference in reference ranges but I do know that

different labs have different ref ranges so perhaps he has changed

labs. My reference ranges were from tests taken by him May 2005.

Reference range they gave for MSH then was 35-81.

Are you sure of reference range for MSH? You gave a reference range of

zero/0-40, which already would be <8.

[Guest guest]

LOLOLOL that hit a funny bone. sad

United States Vet <unitedstatesvet@...> wrote: When I got my

results back from Dr. Shoemaker he said that in September 06, LabCorp changed

the range from 35 to 81 to now they say that less than 40 is normal. His comment

was that when hey asked them why the change? LabCorps answer was that they have

so many people with low MSH they figured it had to be normal...

This remindsme of and old story that the government can change hunger by

lowering the daily requirnments we need to be healthy. Then no one would be

hungry anymore...

What a joke huh??