Update

[Guest guest]

>

> Today was my first day at Wal-Mart. What an idiotic sense of timing!

> Tomorrow I computer-train and Friday all " H " breaks loose on the day

> after Thanksgiving; long lines, and me at the cash register. Pray

for

> me!!!

>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You got it girl...I have gone to a Black Friday once in

my life and would never do it again....Way too many people

for me, put me in a state of panic that I couldn't get

out of the door fast enough,,,now my sister inlaw loves

it..Hope today was great

God bless,

Pat

>

[Guest guest]

Bobbe,

WOW! I won't even go to Walmart on black Friday! I can only imagine

what kind of day you will have. You have such a bright outlook - I

think you will be one of the clerks who " makes a difference " . Rest up!

hugs, cindy lee

>

> Today was my first day at Wal-Mart. What an idiotic sense of

timing!

> Tomorrow I computer-train and Friday all " H " breaks loose on the day

> after Thanksgiving; long lines, and me at the cash register. Pray

for

> me!!!

>

> Actually, I'm so grateful. Some 3 years ago I worked for them 3

days...

> and quit because I couldn't stay on my feet more than 5-10 minutes

at a

> time due to my obesity. What a miracle that I can now spend 8

hours on

> my feet w/o any real repercussions!

>

> I'm gonna be soooo busy thru December with work that I won't be very

> responsive on line. Then I'll spend most of January back in CT for

my

> eldest granddaughter's wedding reception there and another in HIS

home

> state of Maine. Back to LA to visit more family, and home the end

of

> January and hopefully back to work for Wal-Mart.

>

> So even if you don't hear from me direct, please know you are all

in my

> heart... which never lost any weight and is big enuf to encompass

you

> all! God Bless you each and every one. Have a happy turkey day

and a

> very blessed nativity season. Bobbe

>

[Guest guest]

Roy what a wonderful update! You say you have become a different

person, enjoying hiking/walking by yourself and WITH your

family...that is the bestest of the best kind of news to hear. It

isn't about the numbers on the scale it's about getting to

participate in LIFE! YEA!!!!

lol...but of course your weightloss can't go without recognition.

Wowie...140 pounds in 5 months!!!! That is amazing. And gosh the

photo's really showed the transformation. By the way, great way to

back up my report on how apples lose weight! That tummy sure has

shrunk!!!!!!!!

Holiday Hugs

Jo

[Guest guest]

Roy... What a wonderful update. The beauty to me of the DS surgery is the

return to an active life that allows one to participate in everyday activities

once more and bring new energy to one's family and friends rather than taking

away from it.

Congratulations!

Elle **

Update

Well, with the immediate holiday craziness over I decided to spend a little

time online and

update the sites I visit. So here is my 5month post-op update.

Since I had the surgery on July 25 I have become a different person. I now

love to go hiking

and walking with my family or by myself. We have taken up a new sport called

Geocaching

(www.geocaching.com) check out the website or post if you want more info...

-- Roy

[Guest guest]

I hope all had a wonderful CHRISTmas, and a merry New Year. For those

of you far enough post-op to have champagne (or something else) on New

Years - take a sip for me please

> I have posted my family's Christmas picture in the photos area. Yes

I am fully clothed haha.

> Have a happy new year,

> Roy<><

>

What a great update and a fantastic job. I guess you found that the

secret to losing weight is to keep eating that protien...sigh live and

learn! WOW 140 down! WOW

as for the champagne, Roy, I will sacrifice for you and have a glass,

and toast to a new year with a new you!

Sharon in Onyx

who is 4 years out and will gladly sacrifice for you!

[Guest guest]

You look great, Roy! What a handsome family!

Tracey

>

> Well, with the immediate holiday craziness over I decided to spend a

little time online and

> update the sites I visit.

> Have a happy new year,

> Roy<><

>

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[Guest guest]

Great update, Roy! Silly boy, trying not to lose weight to keep

your wife happy. *Tsk* Sweet, but misguided. Isn't it

wonderful that the weight just melts off in those early months post-

op? I'm so happy for you!

Hugs!

Tracey

>

> Well, it has been a while since I posted on here. Sorry everyone -

things have been a little

> crazy around here. But spring break is just around the corner so

things have calmed down a

> little .

> Love you all,

> Roy<><

>

[Guest guest]

Glad you are doing well. I may end up with Dr. R. After all although it seems like a big hassle to me. anyway. I know Dr. O would not have been comfortable with me going up over 2.5 gr. I raised myarmour to 2.5 gr and haven't noticed anything really. I've had this a long time, so I am sure I will have to increase even more at some point THanks for the update

steph

[Guest guest]

I have a question for all of you, when you say Armour 3 grains are you saying that in a total dose or 3 Grains twice daily. What is the most you have ever hear of anyone taking? Thanks,OM Shanti wrote: I think I mentioned that when I saw Dr. R in January he raised myArmour to 3.5 grains, and told me to raise it to 4 grains in 6 weeksif I did not notice an improvement. He also gave me an rx for Adderallto help with school, and kept me on the testerone and cortisone. Well, I went ahead and raised to four grains and started taking theadderall. I had to see my psychiatrist for the Adderall (I am onKlonopin now, sometimes). I was actually able to make it through a full semester (12 hours) ofmath courses despite the fact that last semester I barely made

itthrough two art classes lol. Another thing I have noticed is that my fingernails have grownconsiderably longer and stronger. They used to break off as soon asthey would grow slightly long, now they are tough and don't evenbreak. Plus, my hair has grown quite a bit too. I am back on myvegetarian diet and I have lost about 10-15 lbs. I feel a lot better. I don't really like the side effects of the Adderall, but it helps meget focused in school. Right now I am at a point where I am SO CLOSEto graduation, I need that extra push. Also, I applied for a research position over the summer, and I gotit!! I will be doing research with one of the professors RE:Differential Geometry and Geometric Topology. Last year I wouldn'thave *dared* to apply for such a position, so I can definitely saythat my confidence has also improved.The only major problem that I am having is that I had to quit thetestosterone

(side effects). MY periods are still as painful as everand very very heavy. I got TWO second opinions RE: my heavy periods/pain/endometriosis andboth said that I need more surgery, and that the fibroids MUST comeOUT! lol. They are a total of 7-9 cm so I guess causing considerablebleeding and pain. Dr. FRanklin thinks I have IBS and wanted me onLupron and I said no way. Well I just thought I would give everyone an update on my situation. Ihope all of you are doing well! Sorry for not posting but I have had areally busy semester!Blessings, L.

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[Guest guest]

So good to hear from you, ! I would still say you are pushing

yourself WAY too hard, but know how badly you want to get the school

work completed. Sounds like your body has given you some signals

that you are improving, which is wonderful, but those huge fibroids

and endometriosis sound like real h*ll for you. You must be battling

anemia all the time. I'm so sorry you haven't had any good relief. I

had a friend who went through heavy periods and loss of stamina and

got surprised with a really large fibroid and some smaller ones. She

had to have a hysterectomy, but bounced back pretty quick and felt

like a new person!

Good luck with the research job. Geometry was about my favorite math

subject. But I can't imagine it at your level!! 8-O. Hope you can

get some time off for yourself - be selfish!

Check back in when you can, and let us know how you are doing.

(((hugs)))

Sara

>

> I think I mentioned that when I saw Dr. R in January he raised my

> Armour to 3.5 grains, and told me to raise it to 4 grains in 6

weeks

> if I did not notice an improvement. He also gave me an rx for

Adderall

> to help with school, and kept me on the testerone and cortisone.

>

> Well, I went ahead and raised to four grains and started taking the

> adderall. I had to see my psychiatrist for the Adderall (I am on

> Klonopin now, sometimes).

>

> I was actually able to make it through a full semester (12 hours)

of

> math courses despite the fact that last semester I barely made it

> through two art classes lol.

>

> Another thing I have noticed is that my fingernails have grown

> considerably longer and stronger. They used to break off as soon as

> they would grow slightly long, now they are tough and don't even

> break. Plus, my hair has grown quite a bit too. I am back on my

> vegetarian diet and I have lost about 10-15 lbs. I feel a lot

better.

>

> I don't really like the side effects of the Adderall, but it helps

me

> get focused in school. Right now I am at a point where I am SO

CLOSE

> to graduation, I need that extra push.

>

> Also, I applied for a research position over the summer, and I got

> it!! I will be doing research with one of the professors RE:

> Differential Geometry and Geometric Topology. Last year I wouldn't

> have *dared* to apply for such a position, so I can definitely say

> that my confidence has also improved.

>

> The only major problem that I am having is that I had to quit the

> testosterone (side effects). MY periods are still as painful as

ever

> and very very heavy.

>

> I got TWO second opinions RE: my heavy periods/pain/endometriosis

and

> both said that I need more surgery, and that the fibroids MUST come

> OUT! lol. They are a total of 7-9 cm so I guess causing

considerable

> bleeding and pain. Dr. FRanklin thinks I have IBS and wanted me on

> Lupron and I said no way.

>

>

> Well I just thought I would give everyone an update on my

situation. I

> hope all of you are doing well! Sorry for not posting but I have

had a

> really busy semester!

>

> Blessings,

> L.

>

[Guest guest]

That is a total daily dose. The highest dose I have heard of is 12 grains. There is a lady in Australia who takes that dose. I currently take five grains (300 mg) divided into two doses 12 hours apart. I was on 240 mg for a long time. It took me four years to get to this dose. What you may need is highly individual and should not be based on what anyone else takes. Knippers wrote: I have a question for all of you, when you say Armour 3 grains are you saying that in a total dose or

3 Grains twice daily. What is the most you have ever hear of anyone taking? Thanks,OM Shanti wrote: I think I mentioned that when I saw Dr. R in January he raised myArmour to 3.5 grains, and told me to raise it to 4 grains in 6 weeksif I did not notice an improvement. He also gave me an rx for Adderallto help with school, and kept me on the testerone and cortisone. Well, I went ahead and raised to four grains and started taking theadderall. I had to see my psychiatrist for the Adderall (I am onKlonopin now, sometimes). I was actually able to make it through a full semester (12 hours) ofmath courses despite the fact that last semester I barely made itthrough two art classes lol. Another thing I have noticed is that my fingernails have

grownconsiderably longer and stronger. They used to break off as soon asthey would grow slightly long, now they are tough and don't evenbreak. Plus, my hair has grown quite a bit too. I am back on myvegetarian diet and I have lost about 10-15 lbs. I feel a lot better. I don't really like the side effects of the Adderall, but it helps meget focused in school. Right now I am at a point where I am SO CLOSEto graduation, I need that extra push. Also, I applied for a research position over the summer, and I gotit!! I will be doing research with one of the professors RE:Differential Geometry and Geometric Topology. Last year I wouldn'thave *dared* to apply for such a position, so I can definitely saythat my confidence has also improved.The only major problem that I am having is that I had to quit thetestosterone (side effects). MY periods are still as painful as everand very very heavy. I got TWO

second opinions RE: my heavy periods/pain/endometriosis andboth said that I need more surgery, and that the fibroids MUST comeOUT! lol. They are a total of 7-9 cm so I guess causing considerablebleeding and pain. Dr. FRanklin thinks I have IBS and wanted me onLupron and I said no way. Well I just thought I would give everyone an update on my situation. Ihope all of you are doing well! Sorry for not posting but I have had areally busy semester!Blessings, L. Get amazing travel prices for air and hotel in one click on Yahoo! FareChase

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[Guest guest]

Sorry you are losing Dr. O, Steph. If you decide to see Dr.

, I am confident you will find it worth the trouble of

travel, time, and etc.

I was still having an array of symptoms at 2.5 gr. I have been on 3

grains for about 6 weeks now and feeling the best ever. I realize

everyone is different and not everyone requires the same dose, but

just thought I would share and urge you to see Dr. R. Good luck!

>

> Glad you are doing well. I may end up with Dr. R. After all

although it

> seems like a big hassle to me. anyway. I know Dr. O would not

have been

> comfortable with me going up over 2.5 gr. I raised myarmour to

2.5 gr and haven't

> noticed anything really. I've had this a long time, so I am sure

I will have

> to increase even more at some point THanks for the update

> steph

>

[Guest guest]

Roy, what a great post! Congratulations on the weight loss. And

congratulations on the graduation date! I hate you! I have about a year to

go before my BA in history is finished and my BA in music is finished. And

then, hopefully I'll be credentialed for teaching social studies.

Again, congratulations on the wonderful progress --- and it ain't over for

you by a long shot - you have more weight coming off!

Jim

[mailto:DS_Friends_Keshishian ] On Behalf Of Roy Bagley

Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 8:50 PM

To: DS_Friends_Keshishian@...

m

Subject: Update

Good evening, I know that I just posted this am,but it has been a while

since the one before

that one.

I am in the middle of finals at Sonoma State. This is my final semester - I

graduate on May

27th at 9 am with a BA in Liberal Studies and a BA in History.

This semester has been crazy, I have 19 units as well as living 100 miles

from school. I am

also filling in as a substitute teacher. So things have been crazy to say

the least (ok I repeated

myself here, isn't that one of the signs of losing it)

Thank you to all of you for all of your prayers and support during the last

10 months of this

adventure. I am down 180 pounds total. From a high of 450ish to 270ish. I

have not dropped

much weight this semester, but I am still losing and feeling good.

Thanks again for everything.

Roy<><

PS I am not going to be able to make it to the swim party (I have a job

teaching summer

school all summer long with the exception of the last week in July) so since

I will not be down

for my one year at the time of the party I will have to pass this year. If

anyone is going to be

around on the 27th of july let me know and maybe we ccan get together for

lunch.

<><

[Guest guest]

Dear

It's so inspiring to read your e-mail about yourself. There seems to be

such a broad spectrum of functioning with PMG ranging from very severe

disorders to quite mild. You say you take Tegretol medication to help

control your seizure activity. May I ask what dosage you take. Is it

anything 400 mg per day? My son is now 24 years of age and has PGM

disagnosed at around 15 years of age. He is also profoundly deaf and no

speech whatsoever. He understands very basic sign language but gestures a

lot. He wears glasses and sees quite well with the glasses but not long

distance. He doesn't seem to miss much going on around him is very sociable

and loving. He is physically handicapped and walks with support and a

little on his own, short distance indoors. His left side is worse than his

right. He has tight tendons, Achilles and Hamstrings and needs lots of

stretching exercises. He can swim by himself and can to some degree ride a

special three wheeled bike. He feeds himself using a spoon and also finger

feeds, but needs the food very soft because he doesn't chew. He does suffer

from indigestion a lot and takes Zoton. We live in England so the name of

medication may be different. He is very popular because he smiles so much

and if very friendly and loves people around him. I looked after my son for

18 years and now he is residential accommodation in a special centre. I

live nearby him so I see him twice per week and take him on holidays. I

found the transition extremely difficult initially, but over the years have

adjusted to some degree. Seizures have not been a big problem in 's

life. He did take Epilim when he was young for three years, due to febrile

convulsions when he was ill about 5 times. But last year he was very ill

and in hospital, suffering from vomitting and 9 seizures and the decision

was to put him on Tegretol because he did suffer from mild partial-type

seizure activity on another 3 or 4 occasions last year. I was just

wondering what your dosage was. also has Osteoporosis and has

treatment for that by infusion 4 times per year. This is probably due to

his lack of mobility compared to the normal population. He has a treadmill

and uses it most days. He has physiotherapy and uses a standing frame etc.

He loves swimming the best. He has never been a good sleeper. I tried

Melatonin but it didn't really help. He doesn't take anything now. He does

get tired. Of course none of us know what the life expectancy is of people

that suffer from PMG probably depends on their related disabilities and how

it affects their bodies. Obviously parents will be extremely encouraged to

read your e-mail. It is wonderful to learn of someone like yourself

suffering with PMG and yet obviously leading a near normal life. I hope you

don't mind me replying to your e-mail. My name is Jane. Best wishes for

now. Look forward to hearing from you. Jane and xxx

update

> Hey All .. Just a update on what is happening with me .. I went to the

> Dr the other day and she changed my medine from Dilatin to Tegratol

> still the same dosage just a diffrent medicne . When I went to the Dr

> they did all sorts of blood work and they found out my dilatin level

> was too low and that might be why i was still falling and blacking out

> . Other than that I am doing well just have been busy my hubby and I

> just celebrated our 1 year anniversery and are enjoying our family .

> To me a encouragment to those who have children with PMG yes there is

> hope for your children when they get into adult hood . I grew up with

> PMG which origanally they thought my whole life was epilepsy and now

> just found out two months ago was pmg . I am 25 now and walking and

> talking and have a familyand a 2 year old son who does not have PMG

> so Be encouraged knowing there is hope for your children.

> Gods blessings

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You'll do fine. He won't let you fail. Make us all proud.

Best Regards,

_____

From: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

[mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy ] On Behalf Of Mike Bernoski

Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 11:16 PM

To: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

Subject: Update

Hastert's office called me back and said they were unable to fit me in

before the election.

I resubmitted a request for between now and the start of the

congressional session.

Say a prayer for me to say the right thing on Imus at 6:29am our time in

the morning...

Regards,

Mike Bernoski

*** The future belongs to those who believe

*** in the beauty of their dreams...

[Guest guest]

GOOD LUCK!!! My prayers are with you,

P.S.

Does anyone know how we can listen to it in Houston (radio or

interet)? The SAR alert had a radio station finder and I didn't see

any in Houston. I've always listened to Imus after the fact on the

web, but it would be nice to hear real time.

>

> Hastert's office called me back and said they were unable to fit

me in

> before the election.

>

> I resubmitted a request for between now and the start of the

> congressional session.

>

>

>

> Say a prayer for me to say the right thing on Imus at 6:29am our

time in

> the morning...

>

>

>

> Regards,

>

> Mike Bernoski

>

>

>

> *** The future belongs to those who believe

> *** in the beauty of their dreams...

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/1/2006 11:01:40 AM Central Standard Time,

cmtssingleton@... writes:

<<I have already been flamed by the national biomed folks for not

screaming " Vaccines are killing our children " and for mentioning the

dreaded ABA word.

I sometimes think the extremism represented in the autism community is

its own worst enemy, and our opponents are laughing all the way to the

bank...>>

ABSOLUTELY! That's why I suggested that those with calmer, more professional

dispositions give us some clear talking points that would take the

" controversy " out of our appeal and bring it down to the basics. It's sooo easy

to get

sidetracked and emotional when we're fighting for our kids. Like the social

skills lesson I was trying to teach my son who joined in the " Sam the Sham "

chanting a few times -- when people scream, shout or attack, others get

uncomfortable and turn away. When you present your case calmly, with clarity

and

dignity, people turn towards you and read your signs (listen to your message).

When they understand your point, things can move forward. Monday was a great

visual lesson in this since I was able to easily point out to him when people

were reading our signs during the periods of silence and then how they'd turn

away when the radicals would start shouting at them.

Gaylen

[Guest guest]

No stations in Houston carry it. I guess the stations here think it's too

provocative...or too thought provoking. Do you have MSNBC on cable?

Best Regards,

_____

From: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

[mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy ] On Behalf Of fareastphillips

Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 6:03 AM

To: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

Subject: Re: Update

GOOD LUCK!!! My prayers are with you,

P.S.

Does anyone know how we can listen to it in Houston (radio or

interet)? The SAR alert had a radio station finder and I didn't see

any in Houston. I've always listened to Imus after the fact on the

web, but it would be nice to hear real time.

>

> Hastert's office called me back and said they were unable to fit

me in

> before the election.

>

> I resubmitted a request for between now and the start of the

> congressional session.

>

>

>

> Say a prayer for me to say the right thing on Imus at 6:29am our

time in

> the morning...

>

>

>

> Regards,

>

> Mike Bernoski

>

>

>

> *** The future belongs to those who believe

> *** in the beauty of their dreams...

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

http://www.msnbc.com/modules/interactive.asp?id=imus_stations

<http://www.msnbc.com/modules/interactive.asp?id=imus_stations & navid=3096433

& fmt=full> & navid=3096433 & fmt=full

Imus Station Locator. Its either Austin or El Paso.

Best Regards,

_____

From: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

[mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy ] On Behalf Of fareastphillips

Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 6:03 AM

To: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

Subject: Re: Update

GOOD LUCK!!! My prayers are with you,

P.S.

Does anyone know how we can listen to it in Houston (radio or

interet)? The SAR alert had a radio station finder and I didn't see

any in Houston. I've always listened to Imus after the fact on the

web, but it would be nice to hear real time.

>

> Hastert's office called me back and said they were unable to fit

me in

> before the election.

>

> I resubmitted a request for between now and the start of the

> congressional session.

>

>

>

> Say a prayer for me to say the right thing on Imus at 6:29am our

time in

> the morning...

>

>

>

> Regards,

>

> Mike Bernoski

>

>

>

> *** The future belongs to those who believe

> *** in the beauty of their dreams...

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Mike - YOU WERE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT....did not see this until this morning - I

prayed for you anyway --- but you did not need it -- you were

fantastic...honestly, I was concerned -- if Imus went on a rampage it would be

easy to get caught up in it - but he remained calm cause YOU set the tone - you

were awesome

Mike Bernoski wrote: Hastert's office

called me back and said they were unable to fit me in

before the election.

I resubmitted a request for between now and the start of the

congressional session.

Say a prayer for me to say the right thing on Imus at 6:29am our time in

the morning...

Regards,

Mike Bernoski

*** The future belongs to those who believe

*** in the beauty of their dreams...

[Guest guest]

Man! something like that is hard to do... I am not sure I took a breath

for 5 minutes, and of course I only got 20% of my points checked off my

list. Oh well, thank you for your prayers...

Regards,

Mike Bernoski

*** The future belongs to those who believe

*** in the beauty of their dreams...

________________________________

From: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

[mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy ] On Behalf Of Mara LaViola

Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 6:52 AM

To: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

Subject: Re: Update

Mike - YOU WERE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT....did not see this until this

morning - I prayed for you anyway --- but you did not need it -- you

were fantastic...honestly, I was concerned -- if Imus went on a rampage

it would be easy to get caught up in it - but he remained calm cause YOU

set the tone - you were awesome

Mike Bernoski <mike.bernoski@...

<mailto:mike.bernoski%40sekureconnekt.com> > wrote: Hastert's office

called me back and said they were unable to fit me in

before the election.

I resubmitted a request for between now and the start of the

congressional session.

Say a prayer for me to say the right thing on Imus at 6:29am our time in

the morning...

Regards,

Mike Bernoski

*** The future belongs to those who believe

*** in the beauty of their dreams...

[Guest guest]

Ok, if you don't have cable and don't live where that interview was live -- is

there a link to listen to what was said?

sincerely,

" R. " wrote:

No stations in Houston carry it. I guess the stations here think it's

too

provocative...or too thought provoking. Do you have MSNBC on cable?

Best Regards,

_____

From: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

[mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy ] On Behalf Of fareastphillips

Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 6:03 AM

To: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

Subject: Re: Update

GOOD LUCK!!! My prayers are with you,

P.S.

Does anyone know how we can listen to it in Houston (radio or

interet)? The SAR alert had a radio station finder and I didn't see

any in Houston. I've always listened to Imus after the fact on the

web, but it would be nice to hear real time.

>

> Hastert's office called me back and said they were unable to fit

me in

> before the election.

>

> I resubmitted a request for between now and the start of the

> congressional session.

>

>

>

> Say a prayer for me to say the right thing on Imus at 6:29am our

time in

> the morning...

>

>

>

> Regards,

>

> Mike Bernoski

>

>

>

> *** The future belongs to those who believe

> *** in the beauty of their dreams...

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

- someone said they are working on getting the " feed " - I assume that

is the link - when I get it - I will send it on....

" M. Guppy " wrote: Ok, if you don't

have cable and don't live where that interview was live -- is there a link to

listen to what was said?

sincerely,

" R. " wrote:

No stations in Houston carry it. I guess the stations here think it's too

provocative...or too thought provoking. Do you have MSNBC on cable?

Best Regards,

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From: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

[mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy ] On Behalf Of fareastphillips

Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 6:03 AM

To: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

Subject: Re: Update

GOOD LUCK!!! My prayers are with you,

P.S.

Does anyone know how we can listen to it in Houston (radio or

interet)? The SAR alert had a radio station finder and I didn't see

any in Houston. I've always listened to Imus after the fact on the

web, but it would be nice to hear real time.

>

> Hastert's office called me back and said they were unable to fit

me in

> before the election.

>

> I resubmitted a request for between now and the start of the

> congressional session.

>

>

>

> Say a prayer for me to say the right thing on Imus at 6:29am our

time in

> the morning...

>

>

>

> Regards,

>

> Mike Bernoski

>

>

>

> *** The future belongs to those who believe

> *** in the beauty of their dreams...

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You were PERFECT!! Thank you so much!!

I bet it was stressful.I was nervous just waiting for your turn!! If you

were nervous, you sure couldn't tell it!

Kristi

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From: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

[mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy ] On Behalf Of Mike Bernoski

Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 7:14 AM

To: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

Subject: RE: Update

Man! something like that is hard to do... I am not sure I took a breath

for 5 minutes, and of course I only got 20% of my points checked off my

list. Oh well, thank you for your prayers...

Regards,

Mike Bernoski

*** The future belongs to those who believe

*** in the beauty of their dreams...

________________________________

From: Texas-Autism- <mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy%40yahoogroups.com>

Advocacy

[mailto:Texas-Autism- <mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy%40yahoogroups.com>

Advocacy ] On Behalf Of Mara LaViola

Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 6:52 AM

To: Texas-Autism- <mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy%40yahoogroups.com>

Advocacy

Subject: Re: Update

Mike - YOU WERE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT....did not see this until this

morning - I prayed for you anyway --- but you did not need it -- you

were fantastic...honestly, I was concerned -- if Imus went on a rampage

it would be easy to get caught up in it - but he remained calm cause YOU

set the tone - you were awesome

Mike Bernoski <mike.bernoski@ <mailto:mike.bernoski%40sekureconnekt.com>

sekureconnekt.com

<mailto:mike.bernoski%40sekureconnekt.com> > wrote: Hastert's office

called me back and said they were unable to fit me in

before the election.

I resubmitted a request for between now and the start of the

congressional session.

Say a prayer for me to say the right thing on Imus at 6:29am our time in

the morning...

Regards,

Mike Bernoski

*** The future belongs to those who believe

*** in the beauty of their dreams...