Re: Thank you for welcomeing Me to your group

[Guest guest]

I was just thinking today how emotions can cause flares. Wish we all could

stay calm meditate and do chants that soothe us, but the best we can do is

try, cause unlike the rest of the world, stress causes us To be called Stills

patients...ggrrr.. say positive things, vent to your friends and most of all,

hang in there. Where did you live in Ny and I did not see your name. I am

Liz......... I lived in Bayside queens NYC for 37 years. Now outside of

Philadelphia in NJ. Feel better Liz NJ( b 3/1956 ) Stills since 1972

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

My name is Brett and I am from Tacoma Wash. I was diagnosed in Nov. 05 just a

few months after turning forty. I see in your intro letter that you are a

toolmaker, I have worked for an injection molding company now for about 13 years

now and I have a great deal of respect for your trade. I hope you are getting

the best treatment possible and you start getting more rest.

Be well, Brett

Thank you for welcomeing Me to your group

I look forward to talking and knowing each of you.

A bit of my back ground

Born in New York Feburary 1955, Moved to Colorado in 1965

been here ever since. I've married twice have 3 great kids Jim he now

lives in Dallas with his wife. is still here in Colorado and

works as a hair dresser and Katrina is working and going to colledge

also here in Co.

I graduated in 1973 an old timer and went to work for IBM first as

a machinest and promoted myself up to a tool & die maker. Then IBM

started re-misioning in 1989.

I changed carrers within IBM over to building computer networks for

customers of IBM. ( I date back to the old line speeds of 4.8k,9.6k,

128k, 256k, we instaled a lot of banks first ATM machines.) I finished

IBM with 26 years when they sold me to AT & T, I spent 4 more years

there and was layed off/ forced retirement in June of 2003, as my job

was sent to India. ( A lot of down sizing & right sizig going on.). I

did complete my 30 years with medical bennies good thing.

Since 2003 I did the job search and started painting houses and

doing handyman work which has brought me up to December of 2005 when I

got sick.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Brett

Good to meet you. Thank you. I had a lot of fun back then. My

primary job was injection mold repare.

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> Hello ,

> My name is Brett and I am from Tacoma Wash. I was diagnosed in

Nov. 05 just a few months after turning forty. I see in your intro

letter that you are a toolmaker, I have worked for an injection

molding company now for about 13 years now and I have a great deal

of respect for your trade. I hope you are getting the best

treatment possible and you start getting more rest.

>

> Be well, Brett

> Thank you for welcomeing Me to your

group

>

>

> I look forward to talking and knowing each of you.

>

> A bit of my back ground

>

> Born in New York Feburary 1955, Moved to Colorado in 1965

> been here ever since. I've married twice have 3 great kids Jim

he now

> lives in Dallas with his wife. is still here in Colorado

and

> works as a hair dresser and Katrina is working and going to

colledge

> also here in Co.

> I graduated in 1973 an old timer and went to work for IBM

first as

> a machinest and promoted myself up to a tool & die maker. Then

IBM

> started re-misioning in 1989.

> I changed carrers within IBM over to building computer

networks for

> customers of IBM. ( I date back to the old line speeds of

4.8k,9.6k,

> 128k, 256k, we instaled a lot of banks first ATM machines.) I

finished

> IBM with 26 years when they sold me to AT & T, I spent 4 more

years

> there and was layed off/ forced retirement in June of 2003, as

my job

> was sent to India. ( A lot of down sizing & right sizig going

on.). I

> did complete my 30 years with medical bennies good thing.

> Since 2003 I did the job search and started painting houses

and

> doing handyman work which has brought me up to December of 2005

when I

> got sick.

>

>

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>

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> Visit the Still's Disease Message Board

> http://disc.server.com/Indices/148599.html

>

> The materials and information contained in this message are not

intended to replace the services of a trained health professional or

to be a substitute for medical advice of physicians and/or other

health care professionals. The International Still's Disease

Foundation is not engaged in rendering medical or professional

medical services. You should consult your physician on specific

medical questions, particularly in matters requiring diagnosis or

medical attention. The International Still's Disease Foundation

makes no representations or warranties with respect to any

treatment, action, application, medication or preparation by any

person following the information offered or provided within this

support form.

>

> ion by any person following the information offered or provided

within this support form.

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