Guest guest Posted February 21, 2002 Report Share Posted February 21, 2002 , Yes, I feel very confident that even if we decide not to take , for our own safety, if the court offers him to us, I know I did the right thing by filing the papers and trying to get him his own attorney. At this point he would be better off in foster care than with his mother. Now let's see if the court system will work for his best interests like they are supposed to. Have a safe and fun trip to TX! I'll miss you! __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2002 Report Share Posted March 15, 2002 , The book is called " taking charge of your Fertility " by Toni Weschler I got mine from amazon.com You can find them in book stores too. I wish I had got mine sooner. You will learn so much from it and be so glad you got it. Charting helps to get PG so much and this book explains all about it and your body. You just don't realize how easy our bodies are to understand until you read it. Hope this helps, Donna --- Tyloch wrote: > OK I asked once before need to ask again. Promise to > write it down this time? Whats the full title of the > TCOYF? Isnt it taking control of your ?????!~ > #2 > Re: Hi Everyone > from Terri from NY > > > Terrie from NY > Thanks for filling us in. I have been worried > about > you being down there by yourself. I'm glad your > feeling better now and hope the antibotics knock > that > fever. I bet your DH is worried awful about you. > I > see you are passing your time with the TCOYF book > :-) > I'm like you I plan on giving my girls their own > copy > too. I never knew how little I understood my body > until I started reading that book. I didn't even > get > the whole book read until I was PG I sure think > the > book helped. The book makes charting easy I > think. > Hope you get well soon, update us tomorrow, > Love Donna > > > --- missmich5772 wrote: > > Hello everybody! I'm back at the library and > haven't > > read any posts > > but the one about Jana's babies. Congratulations > on > > keeping them > > inside soooo long. NICU is my specialty and the > > longer you can keep > > multiples in, the better! I think Chrissy (bless > her > > loving heart!) > > has been keeping you updated on my progress. I'm > 6 > > days post-op and > > it's not so bad. I'm crazy lonely as I haven't > seen > > my DH and girls > > in 3 weeks but not so bad. Everyone at the > hospital > > was very kind and > > really the only problem I had was Thursday night > > after surgery I > > passed out twice when I got up with the nurse to > go > > to the > > bathroom.I'm pretty sure I figured out what > > happened. I was on a PCA > > (patient controlled anesthesia) of morphine > since > > I'm allergic to > > demerol. You can take a " hit " every 6 min. if > you > > want. It was put in > > place at 4pm and I only needed 3 hits between 4 > and > > 11pm. Dr. Levin > > does a good job of numbing the surgical incision > > with anesthetic so > > you really don't need alot of pain med. Well, I > had > > a terrible > > headache and asked for the Motrin about 9pm. My > > nurse came back and > > said she couldn't get the motrin but she could > get > > me the tylox. My > > head hurt so bad I said fine. I also had thrown > up a > > couple of times > > and they gave me an injection of phenergen. So > about > > 11:15 I took a > > hit of morphine as it was hurting and the nurse > came > > in about 15 > > minutes later and told me it hafd been 6 hours > since > > they had removed > > the catheter and I had to get up and go to the > > bathroom or be > > catheterized again. So I got up! Was fine till I > sat > > on the pot and > > the nurse said my head slumped over. Next thing > I > > knew, someone was > > calling my name and when I opened my eyes there > were > > 4 nurses in that > > teenie bathroom! My bp was 80/40 and after about > 10 > > min or so they > > stood me up, asked me how I felt, I said fine > and > > promptly passed out > > on my nurses shoulder! When I came to I was > squatted > > in the doorway > > of the bathroom with everyone hovering over me. > All > > I wanted to do > > was get back to bed. So very slowly we (all 5 of > > us!) shimmied back > > to bed. I was never so glad to be horizontal in > my > > life! They didn't > > let me out of bed till 10 am the next day! I'd > > forgotton the joy (lol) > > of the bedpan! I'm pretty sure it was just over > > medication. Two tylox > > and morphine is just too much! Had I not been so > out > > of it I would > > have realized this myself! Since then I've moved > > back to the > > Candlewood Suites Hotel until Friday (Thanks to > > Chrissy who picked me > > up Monday and brought me back to Candlewood!) I > > never did get to stay > > at the Jewish Inn, long story, but they (the > Inn) > > paid Marriot > > Courtyard for my 3-day stay. Only bad part, no > room > > service but > > otherwise very nice! I've had a fever for the > last 2 > > days. 101-101.6. > > Called Dr. Levin yesterday afternoon and he said > it > > was probably > > atelectasis (happens after anesthesia, lungs get > a > > little lazy if you > > don't make them work!) So Dr. Levin said I > needed to > > cough deep > > (OUCH!!!!!) about 4x/hr and deep breathe anytime > I > > thought of it. > > Today temp was still up so I called the office > and > > Donna tracked him > > down and he decided ordering an antibiotic > wouldn't > > be a bad idea so > > I picked it up ealier and will be on them for 10 > > days. Generally > > speaking I feel better each day except for the > fever > > and I'm sure the > > antibiotics will cure whatever is going on. Just > to > > be safe, I'm > > going to visit Dr. Levin tomorrow afternoon and > he's > > checking me out > > before I start driving back on Friday. Think > I'll go > > to my brother's > > (Columbus Ohio) and then start Saturday am for > NY, > > only 10 hrs from > > there! Well this is a novel! But you all said to > > fill you in so > > consider yourself filled in more than you > probably > > wanted. One more > > thing, I LOVE the TCOYF book! I feel I'm finally > > educating myself > > about my own body after 3 children and periods > since > > I was 14! > > Believe me, my 2 girls and my DH's 2 girls will > be > > receiving their > > own copy so they will be armed with the info > they > > will need as a > > woman. I'm shocked I knew so little as a nurse > and > > my own Dr., a good > > friend and colleague, knew so little! Thank you > to > > all who said it's > === message truncated === ===== Donna Fannin 34 DH Kenny 33 DD's Angie & 15 & 16 DS (bubby)14 TL 3-15-88 TR 8-20-01 6 cm both sides PG 2-19-02 EDD 11-13-02 __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2002 Report Share Posted March 15, 2002 , I knew what you meant! I wish you lived closer. Love, Chrissy Tyloch wrote: I read it again and I am very RED LOL i meant in the delivery room if I ever concieve again *BLUSHING* ~#2 Re: Re: , I bet Jordan learned a lot from being at the hospital! This will be something he won't soon forget. When I go into labor I want Kenny and the kids in the delivery room with me. The girls are looking forward to it but my son(14 Bub) said I'm gonna pass mom! LOL I just don't want him to feel like he's left out. I want him to be part of this all too. He worries so much about me I have a feeling when I do go into labor he'll be the first in there. Today is the big day for you! GOOD LUCK! sending baby dust your way! Love Donna --- vittbb wrote: > > > Donna I have been thinking about you how are you > doing. How is it > going for you. It was very exciting last night. I > had my youngest son > 14 at the hospital and he would tell Jana. That > needle is going up > again Jana would say I feel it coming Jordan. The > doctor said to us > wow he is real quick to pick up on small things. I > said yes, she was > suprised that a child at that age let alone a boy > would pick up a > contraction monitor. > > vicki > > > > > > Congrats Jana!!!! > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > > > removed] > > > > > > > > > > > > ===== > > Donna Fannin 34 > > DH Kenny 33 > > DD's Angie & 15 & 16 > > DS (bubby)14 > > TL 3-15-88 TR 8-20-01 6 cm both sides > > PG 2-19-02 EDD 11-13-02 > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2002 Report Share Posted March 25, 2002 Hi , We already ate and boy was it good! I thought about you as it was going down the hatch. LOL! Love and Hugz- Terrie __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2010 Report Share Posted September 26, 2010 People just don't realize that it is way more than just a piece of cake or a drink of alcohol---when we give into that little whim, it is so hard to just get back on track. That little piece of cake becomes--oh, that 1 cookie won't hurt, oh--1 more cookie is ok...Then I get to the point of--well since I have blown it today--i'll eat what i want tonight and then get back to healthy eating tomorrow. Then tomorrow comes and i do well for a few hours, then my mind starts saying well, maybe i will just have that donut and then eat healthy, then i blow it for the day and tell myself--well i will get back to healthy eating tomorrow and so on and so on...till that 1 piece of cake has led me on a unhealthy path for days or months until I get so fed up with it all that I try again!!! So, for some of us, one piece of cake or 1 drink can lead to such destruction. They just don't get it! If they really knew what it did to us, they would not tempt us so. nne On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 1:08 PM, Joanne Ford wrote: > > > > > I recently asked an alcoholic how he went on when he went to the pub with > friends. he said he used to tell everybody that he could not drink because > he > was an alcoholic, and then for the rest of the night all everybody wanted > to > talk about was whats it like to be an alcoholic and not being able to > drink. > Even when he wanted to talk about something that was not to do with > alcohol, > people would not talk about anything else. So he said that he stopped > telling > folk it was because he was an alcoholic and instead he started saying for > health > reasons his doctor had told him not to drink for a while, just while his > stomach > trouble clears up. Of course his stomach trouble never did clear up and > folk > just got used to it, and after a while got board and never asked him again > if he > wanted a drink > > I have started saying more or less the same thing, and folk have stopped > asking > me why I eat this or I dont eat that. everydbody just assumes I am on a > diet > from the doctor now (Which I am of course, the best doctor i the world Dr > Atkins, but they dont know that is who I mean) and you know what nobody > pesters > me about it any more either > > Some folk at church tried it a few eeks ago, insisting I eat a peice of > cake and > saying my diet was extreme. I have not been back to that group since, which > is a > shame because i enjoyed it there. I have decided that from now on just to > say > something like, my daft doctor has put me on a diet to clear up my fibro, > but I > have my doubts, usually leads to people telling me I must do what my doctor > says > LOL > > II know this is a bit of a game, but hey, who gets hurt, nobody, and if it > means > I can go out with folk and still have a good time why not > > In the future when they realise this diet is the only cure for dementia, > they > will all be on it. Why should i suffer until then > > > Love Joanne > > > > > > ________________________________ > > From: chatton61 <cjh61@... <cjh61%40live.com>> > To: fibromyalgiacured <fibromyalgiacured%40yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Tue, 21 September, 2010 4:31:29 > Subject: Re: ine > > Hi ine, > > I just had to comment on your post. Your statement about being scared that > a man > not putting up with this. I feel the same. The main thing for me is diet. I > > really stick to my diet and since I eat organic, I eat in restaurants > rarely. I > don't like eating at other people's houses even. Trying to explain what I > can > and don't eat. I went to a Christian Women's Conference a couple weeks ago > and > they served lunch. I guess people had complained that wasn't any vegetarian > > choices last year, so they offered vegetarian this year. But the meal was > lasagna. You know that that's not on my diet. How do you deal with > situations > like this? I feel like an alien sometimes. Eating used to be very social > for me. > I loved eating out and enjoying a meal with family/friends. Now I avoid it > and > even conversations about it. If I'm invited to something where I know there > will > be food, my mind scrambles for excuses. So I stay close to home. I don't > know if > anyone else relates to this or not. But anyway, food is my biggest > obstacle. > > Hope you had a good Monday! > Hugs, > H > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 23, 2011 Report Share Posted February 23, 2011 Hi Joanne, This might be useful if we need a diagnosis to show to a doctor. We know what triggers our pain and stiffness, too much carbs, stress, poisons from drugs and environment, temperature changes, not enough nutrition. Going back to our genetics, we have talked about articles that say we can change our genetic expressions. I read those articles you sent, and they are useful to me to show my sister, and others, although one was written by a doc hired for atkins and company that put out the drink(forgot name) that is used on the diet, to check these things. I do not consider myself healed, and will have to stay on this diet, and be even more strict when under stress, and cold weather. At least it is warmer here, got to 78, but we may still get some frosty weather. C > > > > Robin, > > > > I do have a friend who has been telling me for months that she thinks I have > > lyme (along with the other stuff). I have read about it but do not feel I > > have the symptoms. She has referred me to a chiropractor that specializes in > > chronic disorders. Apparently, he has people from all over the world coming > > to him for cures. Very expensive and not covered by insurance. He can > > determine food allergies, body system malfunctions, etc from his initial > > exam. Then he works a little bit at a time to fix each of them. I am saving > > money to see him. He has helped my friend a lot with only 3 visits. > > > > maryruth > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 Hi, Joanne, and I were talking about the fatty acids. I read some on Mercola recent on fibro, and found this in someones post. https://www.explorepub.com/samlple-articles/217-essential-fatty-acids-lorenzos-o\ il-and-beyond-.html We need medium chain fatty acids such as coconut oil and also butter. Newsweek had an article too, on how our ancestors ate could affect their descendants-it changes their gene expressions, and how we can further change our gene expressions by our diet, and supplements. I see a lot of improvement by the ketogenic diet- my carbs are very low, and take 3 tbs coconut oil, and about 2-3 tbs butter a day, plus meat fat. C > > Hi , > As I scrolled on your post I saw some things I would like to ralk on so I am going to do a 2 window thing & try to speak. > Fist Diabetes was not rare before WWII (or was it I?). The diagnosis of it was rare. However, it was not as prevalent as it is today because of our diets and stress levels. Many of the blood sugar problems take time to develop. It is the tendency for the condition that is genetic not the actual disease. These things develop because of our overuse of sugars. Also it is generally triggered and the main trigger is stress. Stress acts on the body just as sugar does. The diet for blood sugar problems is really more involved than just a diet. It requires life changes and a big part of that is clearing & then staying as far away from stress as possible. > Dr. Mercola is right. Inflimmation is one of our silent and slow killers. It causes so many things from immune problems to mental health problems which are so tied into the rest of our body. > I saw further in your post that you said to keep eating saturated fats. I would like to highly suggest that instead you use plant fats such as Olive Oils and avacados, ect. But you are so correct we must have those essential fats. > " But I did look it up, to find out how they treated polio in the old days. And to my surprised, many doctors in the past believed polio was caused (or at the very minimum exasperated) by eating too much white bread, pasturised milk, soda drinks, and artificial sweetener " All of these foods are especially bad for all of us. Even those who think that they are getting away with them need to use them very sparingly. > > Just some thoughts, > Suellyn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2011 Report Share Posted March 23, 2011 Hi Joanne, About Job, we were assigned to read Job chapters 5-10 this week at our meetings.I know Bee says not to take clay. but that would be processed clay.I would love to be able to grow more of my own food. The veggies at the nearby produce market do not look like the grocery store ones, but still not sure they are organiic. As I said I am not worried so much about dirt as I am about the chemicals. C > > Hi >  > I do not have all the correct words, as yet, but bare with me. I have been reading the theories that Bee refers to and the Paleo folk (raw meat eaters) refer to, and these lot that believe in transplanting pathogens and parasites etc, so that we can re-establish our inner ecology and in doing so restore our health >  > These ideas are becoming more and more real and relavent to me, especially since by ding what these people say I am finding I have better health and my gut, (the route of my illness) is dramatically improving >  > I feel I need to understand all this better and I am not making any swift decisions right now, but some great examples have been given to me >  > One was the idea of eating dirt/clay. I posted about that the other evening, but since then I have read more and apparently many paleo folk do this. They say grow your own veg without any chemicals at all, ensure they are organic and then eat them with reminents of soil on them. I can see the sense in this >  > The other example I have been given is that milk, from any animal always contains the correct bacteria in it to ensure its fermentation to cream, cheese, butter and so on. Where does this mechanism of bacteria come from if it is not from within the animal, and since these organisms always ferment to make these things as daft as this sounds could it not be argued these are there for this reason. Could it not be argued milk is meant to be fermented into cream, cheese, butter and so on. It has been shown that once foods, milk and many other foods, once they are fermented they are much better for us >  > But anyway, as much as all this is really capturing my attention, whilst flicking through I also came across these wee statements, which incidently occur together in the bible >  > " Remember that you have made me like clay; and will you return me to the dust? Did you not pour me out like milk and curdle me like cheese? " JOB 10:10 >  > This has stuck with me all day. >  > All my love Joanne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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