Guest guest Posted August 17, 2004 Report Share Posted August 17, 2004 June, osteopenia is a forerunner of osteoporosis. A recent bone density test showed that I have osteopenia in my lumbar spine. So I guess you have osteopenia in those bones. But they are comparing my 65-year-old bones to those of a 30-year-old, lol. You are probably not 30, either. Sue On Tuesday, August 17, 2004, at 06:30 PM, June Dixon wrote: > Well, I had my appt with the neuro today and it is confirmed that I > have an unstable spine. Next I have to have a catscan and MRI because > he believes something is happening in C6 and 7. I phoned my GP and > although he has not personally called yet (maybe tonight) his nurse > said I have several osteopenic bones(never heard this word before). My > foot is getting fatter so hopefully the bone scan I have on Fri will > show something. I am getting around in a wheelchair inside and my > scooter outside so things are not all bad. My wonderful husband of 53 > years is doing everything including the cooking and I do appreciate > him. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2004 Report Share Posted August 17, 2004 June, osteopenia is a forerunner of osteoporosis. A recent bone density test showed that I have osteopenia in my lumbar spine. So I guess you have osteopenia in those bones. But they are comparing my 65-year-old bones to those of a 30-year-old, lol. You are probably not 30, either. Sue On Tuesday, August 17, 2004, at 06:30 PM, June Dixon wrote: > Well, I had my appt with the neuro today and it is confirmed that I > have an unstable spine. Next I have to have a catscan and MRI because > he believes something is happening in C6 and 7. I phoned my GP and > although he has not personally called yet (maybe tonight) his nurse > said I have several osteopenic bones(never heard this word before). My > foot is getting fatter so hopefully the bone scan I have on Fri will > show something. I am getting around in a wheelchair inside and my > scooter outside so things are not all bad. My wonderful husband of 53 > years is doing everything including the cooking and I do appreciate > him. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2004 Report Share Posted August 17, 2004 June,.....I'm glad that you have your husband by your side, that is so great. I will keep you in my prayers, Tawny > Well, I had my appt with the neuro today and it is confirmed that I have an unstable spine. Next I have to have a catscan and MRI because he believes something is happening in C6 and 7. I phoned my GP and although he has not personally called yet (maybe tonight) his nurse said I have several osteopenic bones(never heard this word before). My foot is getting fatter so hopefully the bone scan I have on Fri will show something. I am getting around in a wheelchair inside and my scooter outside so things are not all bad. My wonderful husband of 53 years is doing everything including the cooking and I do appreciate him. > > Hugs > June > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2004 Report Share Posted August 17, 2004 June,.....I'm glad that you have your husband by your side, that is so great. I will keep you in my prayers, Tawny > Well, I had my appt with the neuro today and it is confirmed that I have an unstable spine. Next I have to have a catscan and MRI because he believes something is happening in C6 and 7. I phoned my GP and although he has not personally called yet (maybe tonight) his nurse said I have several osteopenic bones(never heard this word before). My foot is getting fatter so hopefully the bone scan I have on Fri will show something. I am getting around in a wheelchair inside and my scooter outside so things are not all bad. My wonderful husband of 53 years is doing everything including the cooking and I do appreciate him. > > Hugs > June > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2004 Report Share Posted August 18, 2004 June- Thanks for the update. Of course he's taking care of you - he loves and you are great! Hope you can get to the source of this and it can be remedied in the least invasive way possible. You are held in my prayers in a special way - with as our Debs would say, with warm gentle hugs. > Well, I had my appt with the neuro today and it is confirmed that I have an > unstable spine. Next I have to have a catscan and MRI because he believes > something is happening in C6 and 7. I phoned my GP and although he has not > personally called yet (maybe tonight) his nurse said I have several osteopenic > bones(never heard this word before). My foot is getting fatter so hopefully the > bone scan I have on Fri will show something. I am getting around in a wheelchair > inside and my scooter outside so things are not all bad. My wonderful husband of > 53 years is doing everything including the cooking and I do appreciate him. > > Hugs > June > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2004 Report Share Posted August 18, 2004 June, So sorry that your spine is affected. I also have osteopenia and have been making sure I get enough calcium and vitamin D. Weight bearing exercises are the best thing to build bone, but for most of us that is out of the question. Bless that wonderful husband of yours. I'm so glad you have him! Thanks so much for the birthday wishes. a > Well, I had my appt with the neuro today and it is confirmed that I have an > unstable spine. Next I have to have a catscan and MRI because he believes > something is happening in C6 and 7. I phoned my GP and although he has not > personally called yet (maybe tonight) his nurse said I have several osteopenic > bones(never heard this word before). My foot is getting fatter so hopefully > the bone scan I have on Fri will show something. I am getting around in a > wheelchair inside and my scooter outside so things are not all bad. My > wonderful husband of 53 years is doing everything including the cooking and I > do appreciate him. > > Hugs > June > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2004 Report Share Posted August 18, 2004 June, So sorry that your spine is affected. I also have osteopenia and have been making sure I get enough calcium and vitamin D. Weight bearing exercises are the best thing to build bone, but for most of us that is out of the question. Bless that wonderful husband of yours. I'm so glad you have him! Thanks so much for the birthday wishes. a > Well, I had my appt with the neuro today and it is confirmed that I have an > unstable spine. Next I have to have a catscan and MRI because he believes > something is happening in C6 and 7. I phoned my GP and although he has not > personally called yet (maybe tonight) his nurse said I have several osteopenic > bones(never heard this word before). My foot is getting fatter so hopefully > the bone scan I have on Fri will show something. I am getting around in a > wheelchair inside and my scooter outside so things are not all bad. My > wonderful husband of 53 years is doing everything including the cooking and I > do appreciate him. > > Hugs > June > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2004 Report Share Posted August 21, 2004 In a message dated 21/08/2004 07:13:43 Central Standard Time, juner24@... writes: > The only thing I know about gout is from Major Hoople in a comic strip who > was overweight and walked around with a big bandage on his foot(none of you > are old enough to remember this one).I don't eat rich foods, very little meat > and weigh 98 lbs. Any ideas? > Hi June Gout is not always food related. Sometimes people have gout attacks for reasons no one can figure out. As a matter of fact, I have a friend whose 19 year old son had knee surgery due to a football injury. He had a terrible case of gout in one foot. It left everyone scratching their heads. The surgical site became infected, and his father (now dead) used to have gout but was a drinker. Those are the only things that the health care staff thought possibly contributed. Weird, huh? Cary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2004 Report Share Posted August 21, 2004 In a message dated 21/08/2004 07:13:43 Central Standard Time, juner24@... writes: > The only thing I know about gout is from Major Hoople in a comic strip who > was overweight and walked around with a big bandage on his foot(none of you > are old enough to remember this one).I don't eat rich foods, very little meat > and weigh 98 lbs. Any ideas? > Hi June Gout is not always food related. Sometimes people have gout attacks for reasons no one can figure out. As a matter of fact, I have a friend whose 19 year old son had knee surgery due to a football injury. He had a terrible case of gout in one foot. It left everyone scratching their heads. The surgical site became infected, and his father (now dead) used to have gout but was a drinker. Those are the only things that the health care staff thought possibly contributed. Weird, huh? Cary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2004 Report Share Posted August 21, 2004 I had my bone scan yesterday and at one point I came close to panic. I did not know this machine was going over my face about 3 inches. It was probably only 4-mines or less but for me it was like hours. Won't get the results for a week however my GP called with the results of my x-rays and blood test. He thinks I am having an attack of gout and wants me to start taking alipuronol(sp). I am sending an email to my rheumy to ask her opinion before I agree. My uric acid was high and this is what he is basing the gout on. It has been almost 2 weeks and although the swelling in my foot has decreased, I still can't put my weight on it. The pain is just above my exterior ankle bone. The only thing I know about gout is from Major Hoople in a comic strip who was overweight and walked around with a big bandage on his foot(none of you are old enough to remember this one).I don't eat rich foods, very little meat and weigh 98 lbs. Any ideas? Just read a post reminding me to keep taking the antibiotics, can't remember who, but thank you. I was going to stop, seeing as I was taking them for what he thought might be an infection. I know better. Thanks for listening to my complaints. Hugs June Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2004 Report Share Posted August 21, 2004 Thanks Cary, maybe I should take up drinking LOL. What I find strange, although my foot is swollen, the pain is about 3 " above my ankle bone in the leg. No pain in my foot. Hugs June ----- Original Message ----- From: Birdijo@... In a message dated 21/08/2004 07:13:43 Central Standard Time, juner24@... writes: > The only thing I know about gout is from Major Hoople in a comic strip who > was overweight and walked around with a big bandage on his foot(none of you > are old enough to remember this one).I don't eat rich foods, very little meat > and weigh 98 lbs. Any ideas? > Hi June Gout is not always food related. Sometimes people have gout attacks for reasons no one can figure out. As a matter of fact, I have a friend whose 19 year old son had knee surgery due to a football injury. He had a terrible case of gout in one foot. It left everyone scratching their heads. The surgical site became infected, and his father (now dead) used to have gout but was a drinker. Those are the only things that the health care staff thought possibly contributed. Weird, huh? Cary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2004 Report Share Posted August 21, 2004 Thanks Cary, maybe I should take up drinking LOL. What I find strange, although my foot is swollen, the pain is about 3 " above my ankle bone in the leg. No pain in my foot. Hugs June ----- Original Message ----- From: Birdijo@... In a message dated 21/08/2004 07:13:43 Central Standard Time, juner24@... writes: > The only thing I know about gout is from Major Hoople in a comic strip who > was overweight and walked around with a big bandage on his foot(none of you > are old enough to remember this one).I don't eat rich foods, very little meat > and weigh 98 lbs. Any ideas? > Hi June Gout is not always food related. Sometimes people have gout attacks for reasons no one can figure out. As a matter of fact, I have a friend whose 19 year old son had knee surgery due to a football injury. He had a terrible case of gout in one foot. It left everyone scratching their heads. The surgical site became infected, and his father (now dead) used to have gout but was a drinker. Those are the only things that the health care staff thought possibly contributed. Weird, huh? Cary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 In a message dated 21/08/2004 20:42:51 Central Standard Time, juner24@... writes: > maybe I should take up drinking LOL. Works for ! ;>) Cary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 I am craving a Margarita and I don't even like them! My husband had one last week at Applebee's and I tasted it. It really was good but before I thought they were awful. Might go to Margarittaville tonight (my kitchen). Becky Re: [ ] update - June In a message dated 21/08/2004 20:42:51 Central Standard Time, juner24@... writes: > maybe I should take up drinking LOL. Works for ! ;>) Cary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 I am craving a Margarita and I don't even like them! My husband had one last week at Applebee's and I tasted it. It really was good but before I thought they were awful. Might go to Margarittaville tonight (my kitchen). Becky Re: [ ] update - June In a message dated 21/08/2004 20:42:51 Central Standard Time, juner24@... writes: > maybe I should take up drinking LOL. Works for ! ;>) Cary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 I'll come over for a margarita...............sounds yummy Pat in So Ore. --- natesmom4@... wrote: > I am craving a Margarita and I don't even like them! > My husband had one last week at Applebee's and I > tasted it. It really was good but before I thought > they were awful. Might go to Margarittaville > tonight (my kitchen). > > Becky > Re: [ ] update - June > > > In a message dated 21/08/2004 20:42:51 Central > Standard Time, > juner24@... writes: > > > > maybe I should take up drinking LOL. > > Works for ! ;>) Cary > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 I'll come over for a margarita...............sounds yummy Pat in So Ore. --- natesmom4@... wrote: > I am craving a Margarita and I don't even like them! > My husband had one last week at Applebee's and I > tasted it. It really was good but before I thought > they were awful. Might go to Margarittaville > tonight (my kitchen). > > Becky > Re: [ ] update - June > > > In a message dated 21/08/2004 20:42:51 Central > Standard Time, > juner24@... writes: > > > > maybe I should take up drinking LOL. > > Works for ! ;>) Cary > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 Just got back from Sam's and spent a fortune. It's feast or famine around here. My husband is grilling lots of brats and chicken. That way I don't have to cook for most of the week. Bought nachos and cheese and hamburger for a few days too. My stomach is growling! Becky Re: [ ] update - June > > > In a message dated 21/08/2004 20:42:51 Central > Standard Time, > juner24@... writes: > > > > maybe I should take up drinking LOL. > > Works for ! ;>) Cary > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 Just got back from Sam's and spent a fortune. It's feast or famine around here. My husband is grilling lots of brats and chicken. That way I don't have to cook for most of the week. Bought nachos and cheese and hamburger for a few days too. My stomach is growling! Becky Re: [ ] update - June > > > In a message dated 21/08/2004 20:42:51 Central > Standard Time, > juner24@... writes: > > > > maybe I should take up drinking LOL. > > Works for ! ;>) Cary > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2004 Report Share Posted August 23, 2004 June, I also have a lot of pain I believe in the same area you are referring to. My ankle is what is swollen, but a few inches above where the fibula bump is on the outside of my ankle, it gets very painful and bruises, especially after I walk. I believe it may be a tendon that is inflamed. I've looked at anatomy pictures to see what is in that area, and there is only muscle and tendon. Tendon inflammation is probably the culprit. I've considered taking up drinking as well. I was in the doctor's office today and reading an article on osteoporosis. It said that silicone is as important as calcium in post menopausal woman. The best source? BEER! In case you're wondering, Silicone is the nutrient needed for building bone matrix found abundantly in the stem parts of many vegetables. I hope you're feeling better. a > Thanks Cary, maybe I should take up drinking LOL. What I find strange, > although my foot is swollen, the pain is about 3 " above my ankle bone in the > leg. No pain in my foot. > > Hugs > June > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Birdijo@... > > > In a message dated 21/08/2004 07:13:43 Central Standard Time, > juner24@... writes: > > >> The only thing I know about gout is from Major Hoople in a comic strip who >> was overweight and walked around with a big bandage on his foot(none of you >> are old enough to remember this one).I don't eat rich foods, very little meat >> and weigh 98 lbs. Any ideas? >> > > Hi June > Gout is not always food related. Sometimes people have gout attacks for > reasons no one can figure out. As a matter of fact, I have a friend whose 19 > year > old son had knee surgery due to a football injury. He had a terrible case of > gout in one foot. It left everyone scratching their heads. The surgical > site became infected, and his father (now dead) used to have gout but was a > drinker. Those are the only things that the health care staff thought > possibly > contributed. Weird, huh? Cary > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2004 Report Share Posted August 23, 2004 June, I also have a lot of pain I believe in the same area you are referring to. My ankle is what is swollen, but a few inches above where the fibula bump is on the outside of my ankle, it gets very painful and bruises, especially after I walk. I believe it may be a tendon that is inflamed. I've looked at anatomy pictures to see what is in that area, and there is only muscle and tendon. Tendon inflammation is probably the culprit. I've considered taking up drinking as well. I was in the doctor's office today and reading an article on osteoporosis. It said that silicone is as important as calcium in post menopausal woman. The best source? BEER! In case you're wondering, Silicone is the nutrient needed for building bone matrix found abundantly in the stem parts of many vegetables. I hope you're feeling better. a > Thanks Cary, maybe I should take up drinking LOL. What I find strange, > although my foot is swollen, the pain is about 3 " above my ankle bone in the > leg. No pain in my foot. > > Hugs > June > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Birdijo@... > > > In a message dated 21/08/2004 07:13:43 Central Standard Time, > juner24@... writes: > > >> The only thing I know about gout is from Major Hoople in a comic strip who >> was overweight and walked around with a big bandage on his foot(none of you >> are old enough to remember this one).I don't eat rich foods, very little meat >> and weigh 98 lbs. Any ideas? >> > > Hi June > Gout is not always food related. Sometimes people have gout attacks for > reasons no one can figure out. As a matter of fact, I have a friend whose 19 > year > old son had knee surgery due to a football injury. He had a terrible case of > gout in one foot. It left everyone scratching their heads. The surgical > site became infected, and his father (now dead) used to have gout but was a > drinker. Those are the only things that the health care staff thought > possibly > contributed. Weird, huh? Cary > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2004 Report Share Posted August 23, 2004 a, have you tried wearing a soft air cast which is supposed to support the ankle? I have one but it was used for my right foot. If it happens to be your right ankle I would be happy to send this one to you. Beer? I don't think so although years ago when ever we were in Vegas I used to drink a beer that was only available in Vegas. This afternoon, I used my scooter to get out back and sat in the gazebo reading a book for about 2 hours Sitting is not something I am good at but I had Don bring me a glass of my wine(he is in shock) and I do believe it relaxed me. I am going to check with Enliven tomorrow to see if there is any reason I can't take Allo purinol when I am on Enbrel. I won't be mentioning about oxycontin together with wine <VBG> Hugs June ----- Original Message ----- From: a54 June, I also have a lot of pain I believe in the same area you are referring to. My ankle is what is swollen, but a few inches above where the fibula bump is on the outside of my ankle, it gets very painful and bruises, especially after I walk. I believe it may be a tendon that is inflamed. I've looked at anatomy pictures to see what is in that area, and there is only muscle and tendon. Tendon inflammation is probably the culprit. I've considered taking up drinking as well. I was in the doctor's office today and reading an article on osteoporosis. It said that silicone is as important as calcium in post menopausal woman. The best source? BEER! In case you're wondering, Silicone is the nutrient needed for building bone matrix found abundantly in the stem parts of many vegetables. I hope you're feeling better. a > Thanks Cary, maybe I should take up drinking LOL. What I find strange, > although my foot is swollen, the pain is about 3 " above my ankle bone in the > leg. No pain in my foot. > > Hugs > June > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Birdijo@... > > > In a message dated 21/08/2004 07:13:43 Central Standard Time, > juner24@... writes: > > >> The only thing I know about gout is from Major Hoople in a comic strip who >> was overweight and walked around with a big bandage on his foot(none of you >> are old enough to remember this one).I don't eat rich foods, very little meat >> and weigh 98 lbs. Any ideas? >> > > Hi June > Gout is not always food related. Sometimes people have gout attacks for > reasons no one can figure out. As a matter of fact, I have a friend whose 19 > year > old son had knee surgery due to a football injury. He had a terrible case of > gout in one foot. It left everyone scratching their heads. The surgical > site became infected, and his father (now dead) used to have gout but was a > drinker. Those are the only things that the health care staff thought > possibly > contributed. Weird, huh? Cary > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2004 Report Share Posted August 23, 2004 a, have you tried wearing a soft air cast which is supposed to support the ankle? I have one but it was used for my right foot. If it happens to be your right ankle I would be happy to send this one to you. Beer? I don't think so although years ago when ever we were in Vegas I used to drink a beer that was only available in Vegas. This afternoon, I used my scooter to get out back and sat in the gazebo reading a book for about 2 hours Sitting is not something I am good at but I had Don bring me a glass of my wine(he is in shock) and I do believe it relaxed me. I am going to check with Enliven tomorrow to see if there is any reason I can't take Allo purinol when I am on Enbrel. I won't be mentioning about oxycontin together with wine <VBG> Hugs June ----- Original Message ----- From: a54 June, I also have a lot of pain I believe in the same area you are referring to. My ankle is what is swollen, but a few inches above where the fibula bump is on the outside of my ankle, it gets very painful and bruises, especially after I walk. I believe it may be a tendon that is inflamed. I've looked at anatomy pictures to see what is in that area, and there is only muscle and tendon. Tendon inflammation is probably the culprit. I've considered taking up drinking as well. I was in the doctor's office today and reading an article on osteoporosis. It said that silicone is as important as calcium in post menopausal woman. The best source? BEER! In case you're wondering, Silicone is the nutrient needed for building bone matrix found abundantly in the stem parts of many vegetables. I hope you're feeling better. a > Thanks Cary, maybe I should take up drinking LOL. What I find strange, > although my foot is swollen, the pain is about 3 " above my ankle bone in the > leg. No pain in my foot. > > Hugs > June > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Birdijo@... > > > In a message dated 21/08/2004 07:13:43 Central Standard Time, > juner24@... writes: > > >> The only thing I know about gout is from Major Hoople in a comic strip who >> was overweight and walked around with a big bandage on his foot(none of you >> are old enough to remember this one).I don't eat rich foods, very little meat >> and weigh 98 lbs. Any ideas? >> > > Hi June > Gout is not always food related. Sometimes people have gout attacks for > reasons no one can figure out. As a matter of fact, I have a friend whose 19 > year > old son had knee surgery due to a football injury. He had a terrible case of > gout in one foot. It left everyone scratching their heads. The surgical > site became infected, and his father (now dead) used to have gout but was a > drinker. Those are the only things that the health care staff thought > possibly > contributed. Weird, huh? Cary > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2004 Report Share Posted August 23, 2004 Did you ever talk to your rheumatologist June? I'd want to be really sure that it's gout before taking the allopurinol. I'm very curious about this since both my brother and father have had gout attacks. I'll tell you where to go! Mayo Clinic in Rochester http://www.mayoclinic.org/rochester s Hopkins Medicine http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org Re: [ ] update - June > a, have you tried wearing a soft air cast which is supposed to support the ankle? I have one but it was used for my right foot. If it happens to be your right ankle I would be happy to send this one to you. Beer? I don't think so although years ago when ever we were in Vegas I used to drink a beer that was only available in Vegas. This afternoon, I used my scooter to get out back and sat in the gazebo reading a book for about 2 hours Sitting is not something I am good at but I had Don bring me a glass of my wine(he is in shock) and I do believe it relaxed me. I am going to check with Enliven tomorrow to see if there is any reason I can't take Allo > purinol when I am on Enbrel. I won't be mentioning about oxycontin together with wine <VBG> > > Hugs > June Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2004 Report Share Posted August 23, 2004 Did you ever talk to your rheumatologist June? I'd want to be really sure that it's gout before taking the allopurinol. I'm very curious about this since both my brother and father have had gout attacks. I'll tell you where to go! Mayo Clinic in Rochester http://www.mayoclinic.org/rochester s Hopkins Medicine http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org Re: [ ] update - June > a, have you tried wearing a soft air cast which is supposed to support the ankle? I have one but it was used for my right foot. If it happens to be your right ankle I would be happy to send this one to you. Beer? I don't think so although years ago when ever we were in Vegas I used to drink a beer that was only available in Vegas. This afternoon, I used my scooter to get out back and sat in the gazebo reading a book for about 2 hours Sitting is not something I am good at but I had Don bring me a glass of my wine(he is in shock) and I do believe it relaxed me. I am going to check with Enliven tomorrow to see if there is any reason I can't take Allo > purinol when I am on Enbrel. I won't be mentioning about oxycontin together with wine <VBG> > > Hugs > June Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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