Re: Night Owl Signing Off for Now!!

September 16, 2006

I really, really, really hope you don't have any type of nerve damage going on, as in the myelin sheath type....that would be my main concern, knowing that some women have MS-like symtpoms. Do you get Guideposts? In the July issue, there was an article about a girl who was only 14 and she ended up in a wheelchair from some kind of neurological disorder that started with numbness. It was finally diagnosed as Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy. (CIDP) The treatments were IVIg therapy (Intravenous Immunoglobulin) and physical therapy. One day, she heard God tell her"Drop your cane and run." She wasn't sure she heard right, but her heart told her to do it. She has not stopped running since then! It was under their "Mysterious Healings" section. God is there...and He is there for you Sunny. Trust Him. I will

pray for you! PattySunny <wellnessnow@...> wrote: Good gracious, I really turn into a night owl on my days off! I'm really excited about this healing journey and just can't stop reading messaging and posting! Oh, well...I can't think of a better way to spend my early a.m.s!Love & butterfly kisses to all,Sunny p.s. By the way, I had to go the the E.R. tonight for my knee...got a really bad, sharp pain while I was eating supper...the numbness is spreading

almost half way down my leg and behind my knee as well. My left calf and foot went tingly and started to numb out as well...only about 20%. The E.R. doc took an x-ray, bones looked fine, said to keep my appointment with my family doc on Oct. 3 and said it was peripheral...meaning local to that area. Not to worry. Hmmmm...I am concerned. I'm even limping a bit now. Won't be able to keep up to Emma like that! Please pray for me for guidance and revelation of what is causing this to happen.

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September 16, 2006

I did testing in 1992 that showed pretty severe damage to the myelin

sheath, and I went through 40 sessions that they do for closed head

injury. That really helped, but detoxing, I am sure, is what helped

the most. Even damage to the myelin sheath can be helped by just

cleaning up our diet and working to detox. And I did major

supplements that my ND recommended. Some helped, some did not, but

little by little, we worked to clean up my system.

Lynda

At 08:39 AM 9/16/2006, you wrote:

>I really, really, really hope you don't have any type of nerve

>damage going on, as in the myelin sheath type....that would be my

>main concern, knowing that some women have MS-like symtpoms.

>

>Do you get Guideposts? In the July issue, there was an article

>about a girl who was only 14 and she ended up in a wheelchair from

>some kind of neurological disorder that started with numbness. It

>was finally diagnosed as Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating

>Polyneuropathy. (CIDP) The treatments were IVIg therapy

>(Intravenous Immunoglobulin) and physical therapy.

>

>One day, she heard God tell her " Drop your cane and run. " She wasn't

>sure she heard right, but her heart told her to do it. She has not

>stopped running since then! It was under their " Mysterious Healings " section.

>

>God is there...and He is there for you Sunny. Trust Him. & n

>bsp; I will pray for you!

>Patty

>

>Sunny <wellnessnow@...> wrote:

>Good gracious, I really turn into a night owl on my days off! I'm

>really excited about this healing journey and just can't stop reading

>messaging and posting! Oh, well...I can't think of a better way to

>spend my early a.m.s!

>

>Love & butterfly kisses to all,

>

>Sunny

>p.s. By the way, I had to go the the E.R. tonight for my knee...got a

>really bad, sharp pain while I was eating supper...the numbness is

>spreading almost half way down my leg and behind my knee as well. My

>left calf and foot went tingly and started to numb out as well...only

>about 20%. The E.R. doc took an x-ray, bones looked fine, said to keep

>my appointment with my family doc on Oct. 3 and said it was

>peripheral...meaning local to that area. Not to worry. Hmmmm...I am

>concerned. I'm even limping a bit now. Won't be able to keep up to

>Emma like that! Please pray for me for guidance and revelation of

>what is causing this to happen.

>

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September 16, 2006

I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (not MS-like) in early 2004. It was

from brain and

c-spine MRIs showing demyelination and from a spinal tap. I have not had these

tests

repeated, but I have not had any symptoms of MS in over two years (since my

explant)/

> >Good gracious, I really turn into a night owl on my days off! I'm

> >really excited about this healing journey and just can't stop reading

> >messaging and posting! Oh, well...I can't think of a better way to

> >spend my early a.m.s!

> >

> >Love & butterfly kisses to all,

> >

> >Sunny

> >p.s. By the way, I had to go the the E.R. tonight for my knee...got a

> >really bad, sharp pain while I was eating supper...the numbness is

> >spreading almost half way down my leg and behind my knee as well. My

> >left calf and foot went tingly and started to numb out as well...only

> >about 20%. The E.R. doc took an x-ray, bones looked fine, said to keep

> >my appointment with my family doc on Oct. 3 and said it was

> >peripheral...meaning local to that area. Not to worry. Hmmmm...I am

> >concerned. I'm even limping a bit now. Won't be able to keep up to

> >Emma like that! Please pray for me for guidance and revelation of

> >what is causing this to happen.

> >

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September 17, 2006

Thanks so much for the information, Patty. I've never heard of

that...makes alot of sense, though. It is a mystery to me, so far.

And quite disturbing, because it's spreading. My x-rays showed up

good for the bones, so it must be neurological. I'll see my doc on

Oct. 3. I can feel the prayers....it's like lots of warm fuzzies

surrounding me!!

Love again & always,

Sunny

-- In , Tricia Trish

<glory2glory1401@...> wrote:

>

> I really, really, really hope you don't have any type of nerve

damage going on, as in the myelin sheath type....that would be my

main concern, knowing that some women have MS-like symtpoms.

>

> Do you get Guideposts? In the July issue, there was an article

about a girl who was only 14 and she ended up in a wheelchair from

some kind of neurological disorder that started with numbness. It

was finally diagnosed as Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating

Polyneuropathy. (CIDP) The treatments were IVIg therapy (Intravenous

Immunoglobulin) and physical therapy.

>

> One day, she heard God tell her " Drop your cane and run. " She

wasn't sure she heard right, but her heart told her to do it. She has

not stopped running since then! It was under their " Mysterious

Healings " section.

>

> God is there...and He is there for you Sunny. Trust Him. I will

pray for you!

> Patty

>

> Sunny <wellnessnow@...> wrote:

> Good gracious, I really turn into a night owl on my days

off! I'm

> really excited about this healing journey and just can't stop

reading

> messaging and posting! Oh, well...I can't think of a better way to

> spend my early a.m.s!

>

> Love & butterfly kisses to all,

>

> Sunny

> p.s. By the way, I had to go the the E.R. tonight for my knee...got

a

> really bad, sharp pain while I was eating supper...the numbness is

> spreading almost half way down my leg and behind my knee as well.

My

> left calf and foot went tingly and started to numb out as

well...only

> about 20%. The E.R. doc took an x-ray, bones looked fine, said to

keep

> my appointment with my family doc on Oct. 3 and said it was

> peripheral...meaning local to that area. Not to worry. Hmmmm...I am

> concerned. I'm even limping a bit now. Won't be able to keep up to

> Emma like that! Please pray for me for guidance and revelation of

> what is causing this to happen.

>

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September 17, 2006

Thanks, Lynda. Wow, one never knows what stems from those implants.

Oh, well, I will choose to have mega-faith and keep on taking care of

myself. I'm sure God wants me to keep running after Emma! He

wouldn't take that joy away from me!

Love & Blessings,

Sunny

> >Good gracious, I really turn into a night owl on my days off! I'm

> >really excited about this healing journey and just can't stop

reading

> >messaging and posting! Oh, well...I can't think of a better way to

> >spend my early a.m.s!

> >

> >Love & butterfly kisses to all,

> >

> >Sunny

> >p.s. By the way, I had to go the the E.R. tonight for my

knee...got a

> >really bad, sharp pain while I was eating supper...the numbness is

> >spreading almost half way down my leg and behind my knee as well.

My

> >left calf and foot went tingly and started to numb out as

well...only

> >about 20%. The E.R. doc took an x-ray, bones looked fine, said to

keep

> >my appointment with my family doc on Oct. 3 and said it was

> >peripheral...meaning local to that area. Not to worry. Hmmmm...I am

> >concerned. I'm even limping a bit now. Won't be able to keep up to

> >Emma like that! Please pray for me for guidance and revelation of

> >what is causing this to happen.

> >

>

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September 17, 2006

Lynda, I'm curious about what " closed head injury " means and what

kind of sessions were done? This is new to me. I'd like to learn

more about it.

Sunny

> >Good gracious, I really turn into a night owl on my days off! I'm

> >really excited about this healing journey and just can't stop

reading

> >messaging and posting! Oh, well...I can't think of a better way to

> >spend my early a.m.s!

> >

> >Love & butterfly kisses to all,

> >

> >Sunny

> >p.s. By the way, I had to go the the E.R. tonight for my

knee...got a

> >really bad, sharp pain while I was eating supper...the numbness is

> >spreading almost half way down my leg and behind my knee as well.

My

> >left calf and foot went tingly and started to numb out as

well...only

> >about 20%. The E.R. doc took an x-ray, bones looked fine, said to

keep

> >my appointment with my family doc on Oct. 3 and said it was

> >peripheral...meaning local to that area. Not to worry. Hmmmm...I am

> >concerned. I'm even limping a bit now. Won't be able to keep up to

> >Emma like that! Please pray for me for guidance and revelation of

> >what is causing this to happen.

> >

>

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September 17, 2006

Molly, thanks for the encouragement. That's good to hear. I will

get some tests done when I see my doc on Oct. 3.

Blessings,

Sunny

> > >Good gracious, I really turn into a night owl on my days off! I'm

> > >really excited about this healing journey and just can't stop

reading

> > >messaging and posting! Oh, well...I can't think of a better way

to

> > >spend my early a.m.s!

> > >

> > >Love & butterfly kisses to all,

> > >

> > >Sunny

> > >p.s. By the way, I had to go the the E.R. tonight for my

knee...got a

> > >really bad, sharp pain while I was eating supper...the numbness

is

> > >spreading almost half way down my leg and behind my knee as

well. My

> > >left calf and foot went tingly and started to numb out as

well...only

> > >about 20%. The E.R. doc took an x-ray, bones looked fine, said

to keep

> > >my appointment with my family doc on Oct. 3 and said it was

> > >peripheral...meaning local to that area. Not to worry. Hmmmm...I

am

> > >concerned. I'm even limping a bit now. Won't be able to keep up

to

> > >Emma like that! Please pray for me for guidance and revelation of

> > >what is causing this to happen.

> > >

> >

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September 17, 2006

Lynda, That's so good to know that the myelin sheath can indeed heal and the neurological damage doesn't have to be permanent! PattyLynda <coss@...> wrote: I did testing in 1992 that showed pretty severe damage to the myelin sheath, and I went through 40 sessions that they do for closed head injury. That really helped, but detoxing, I am sure, is what helped the most. Even damage to the myelin sheath can be helped by just cleaning up our diet and working to detox. And

I did major supplements that my ND recommended. Some helped, some did not, but little by little, we worked to clean up my system.LyndaAt 08:39 AM 9/16/2006, you wrote:>I really, really, really hope you don't have any type of nerve >damage going on, as in the myelin sheath type....that would be my >main concern, knowing that some women have MS-like symtpoms.>>Do you get Guideposts? In the July issue, there was an article >about a girl who was only 14 and she ended up in a wheelchair from >some kind of neurological disorder that started with numbness. It >was finally diagnosed as Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating >Polyneuropathy. (CIDP) The treatments were IVIg therapy >(Intravenous Immunoglobulin) and physical therapy.>>One day, she heard God tell her"Drop your cane and run." She wasn't >sure she heard right, but her heart told her to do it. She has not

>stopped running since then! It was under their "Mysterious Healings" section.>>God is there...and He is there for you Sunny. Trust Him. & n>bsp; I will pray for you!>Patty>>Sunny <wellnessnowhotmail> wrote:>Good gracious, I really turn into a night owl on my days off! I'm>really excited about this healing journey and just can't stop reading>messaging and posting! Oh, well...I can't think of a better way to>spend my early a.m.s!>>Love & butterfly kisses to all,>>Sunny >p.s. By the way, I had to go the the E.R. tonight for my knee...got a>really bad, sharp pain while I was eating supper...the numbness is>spreading almost half way down my leg and behind my knee as well. My>left calf and foot went tingly and started to numb out as well...only>about 20%. The E.R. doc

took an x-ray, bones looked fine, said to keep>my appointment with my family doc on Oct. 3 and said it was>peripheral...meaning local to that area. Not to worry. Hmmmm...I am>concerned. I'm even limping a bit now. Won't be able to keep up to>Emma like that! Please pray for me for guidance and revelation of>what is causing this to happen.>>>><http://us.rd./evt=43256/*http://advision.webevents./mailbeta>All-new > - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.>

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September 17, 2006

Yes, I was told that nerve tissue takes the

longest of any tissue to heal, 2 years or more

sometimes. Sometimes it heals in a different

path, like in the brain. But I guess I am living

proof that you can get better from that type of

damage. When I was tested they said I was in the

92nd percentile of having the same damage as

closed heat injury patients. This doctor did a

study and wrote it up years ago.

Lynda

At 09:57 PM 9/17/2006, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>That's so good to know that the myelin sheath

>can indeed heal and the neurological damage doesn't have to be permanent!

>Patty

>

>Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

>I did testing in 1992 that showed pretty severe damage to the myelin

>sheath, and I went through 40 sessions that they do for closed head

>injury. That really helped, but detoxing, I am sure, is what helped

>the most. Even damage to the myelin sheath can be helped by just

>cleaning up our diet and working to detox. And I did major

>supplements that my ND recommended. Some helped, some did not, but

>little by little, we worked to clean up my system.

>

>Lynda

>

>At 08:39 AM 9/16/2006, you wrote:

>

> >I really, really, really hope you don't have any type of nerve

> >damage going on, as in the myelin sheath type....that would be my

> >main concern, knowing that some women have MS-like symtpoms.

> >

> >Do you get Guideposts? In the July issue, there was an article

> >about a girl who was only 14 and she ended up in a wheelchair from

> >some kind of neurological disorder that started with numbness. It

> >was finally diagnosed as Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating

> >Polyneuropathy. (CIDP) The treatments were IVIg therapy

> >(Intravenous Immunoglobulin) and physical therapy.

> >

> >One day, she heard God tell her " Drop your cane and run. " She wasn't

> >sure she heard right, but her heart told her to do it. She has not

> >stopped running since then! It was under their

> " Mysterious Healings " section.

> >

> >God is there...and He is there for you Sunny. Trust Him. & n

> >bsp; I will pray for you!

> >Patty

> >

> >Sunny <<mailto:wellnessnow%40hotmail.com>wellnessnow@...> wrote: