Re: Fwd: THERE IS HOPE FOR BRONCHS SUFFERERS! YEP

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Keep off cow's products ladies. It feeds bronchiectasis! It's so bad for us

that we stay off it when we have colds. Why? Because it produces more mucus and

we don't need more than we already have stuck in our lungs :-) ... Sheep and

goats products are great alternatives x

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> NOTE - WE'VE SHIFTED BACK TO OLD GROUP, JUST A REMINDER TO KEEP AN EYE ON THIS

AND FORWARD TO BRONCH1 :~))

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> From: ericnkayn@...

> Date: 13 July 2012 5:03:20 PM AEST

> To: bronchiectasis

> Subject: Re: THERE IS HOPE FOR BRONCHS SUFFERERS! YEP

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> I hear you Joy! Have made yogurt, lots of breads, muesli, granola... I enjoy

vanilla soy milk on its own, but much prefer the taste of cow's milk in coffee,

although in a pinch I do soy milk in coffee.

> Kay

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> Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 11:26:45 PM

> Subject: Re: THERE IS HOPE FOR BRONCHS SUFFERERS! YEP

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> me too Kay - grew up during teens in a tiny island off the bottom of Aus -

Tasmania. Very beautiful, even winters (but cold!).

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> There were communes, & Bill Mollison who developed Permaculture started off

just south of city where we lived; an MP established the Greens (political

party) in Australia, also began in Tassie. Likewise, I think a lot of this

rubbed off on me, feel like I steered automatically to find places for markets;

made own muesli, yoghurt, bread etc when younger and always took a home-made

lunch to work unless occasional restaurant lunch...

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> oh those were the days!

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> joy

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[Guest guest]

Where is the old group Joy?

Anyone who'd like to give me links to other groups - and I'll guide them to this

and the new one for my recipes and advice if that helps. Would like to spread

the word ..

Thanks

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> NOTE - WE'VE SHIFTED BACK TO OLD GROUP, JUST A REMINDER TO KEEP AN EYE ON THIS

AND FORWARD TO BRONCH1 :~))

>

> Begin forwarded message:

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> From: ericnkayn@...

> Date: 13 July 2012 5:03:20 PM AEST

> To: bronchiectasis

> Subject: Re: THERE IS HOPE FOR BRONCHS SUFFERERS! YEP

> Reply-To: bronchiectasis

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>

>

> I hear you Joy! Have made yogurt, lots of breads, muesli, granola... I enjoy

vanilla soy milk on its own, but much prefer the taste of cow's milk in coffee,

although in a pinch I do soy milk in coffee.

> Kay

>

>

> To: bronchiectasis

> Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 11:26:45 PM

> Subject: Re: THERE IS HOPE FOR BRONCHS SUFFERERS! YEP

>

> me too Kay - grew up during teens in a tiny island off the bottom of Aus -

Tasmania. Very beautiful, even winters (but cold!).

>

> There were communes, & Bill Mollison who developed Permaculture started off

just south of city where we lived; an MP established the Greens (political

party) in Australia, also began in Tassie. Likewise, I think a lot of this

rubbed off on me, feel like I steered automatically to find places for markets;

made own muesli, yoghurt, bread etc when younger and always took a home-made

lunch to work unless occasional restaurant lunch...

>

> oh those were the days!

>

> joy

>

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>

>

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Hey - not so much of the ladies! There are some men with bronchiectasis too you know!Steve To: bronchiectasis Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2012 10:40 AM

Subject: Re: Fwd: THERE IS HOPE FOR BRONCHS SUFFERERS! YEP

Keep off cow's products ladies. It feeds bronchiectasis! It's so bad for us that we stay off it when we have colds. Why? Because it produces more mucus and we don't need more than we already have stuck in our lungs :-) ... Sheep and goats products are great alternatives x

>

> NOTE - WE'VE SHIFTED BACK TO OLD GROUP, JUST A REMINDER TO KEEP AN EYE ON THIS AND FORWARD TO BRONCH1 :~))

>

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> From: ericnkayn@...

> Date: 13 July 2012 5:03:20 PM AEST

> To: mailto:bronchiectasis%40yahoogroups.com

> Subject: Re: THERE IS HOPE FOR BRONCHS SUFFERERS! YEP

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> I hear you Joy! Have made yogurt, lots of breads, muesli, granola... I enjoy vanilla soy milk on its own, but much prefer the taste of cow's milk in coffee, although in a pinch I do soy milk in coffee.

> Kay

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> To: mailto:bronchiectasis%40yahoogroups.com

> Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 11:26:45 PM

> Subject: Re: THERE IS HOPE FOR BRONCHS SUFFERERS! YEP

>

> me too Kay - grew up during teens in a tiny island off the bottom of Aus - Tasmania. Very beautiful, even winters (but cold!).

>

> There were communes, & Bill Mollison who developed Permaculture started off just south of city where we lived; an MP established the Greens (political party) in Australia, also began in Tassie. Likewise, I think a lot of this rubbed off on me, feel like I steered automatically to find places for markets; made own muesli, yoghurt, bread etc when younger and always took a home-made lunch to work unless occasional restaurant lunch...

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> oh those were the days!

>

> joy

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