Re: Hi Rogene, Patty, Sis ...

[Guest guest]

Hi Cherie,

If candida is coming back after you complete treatment, I'd look at your

diet and use of probiotics. What did Dr. Leu prescribe for candida? He's

very big on treating spouses of those of us with candida trouble because it

can be passed back and forth. I have to be extra careful because my

husband's diet is terrible.

Kenda

10/11/06 2:50 PM

> Hi girls

> I haven't been able to get to the site too often, but I wanted to

> say hi and that I am still not doing so good. My inflammation is

> pretty bad and have started some new supplements from Dr. Leu

> (Inflamma-Blox and Viragraphis). I think that the yeast problem

> might be back. We also had preventatively treated my husband, and

> his arthritic knee healed. Now he has been off the treatment for a

> while, and it's bad again. That was kind of a light bulb for me

> that maybe that's what the problem is. We are going to try that

> route again and hopefully get some relief. I was doing so much

> better for a while there, and I think it may have been after the

> stuff Dr. Leu gave me for yeast. It will be a year on the 19th

> since explant, and the road to recovery has been sporadic for sure.

> But I am encouraged by the feeling good times!! I would like to

> start jogging again, but walking is my limit right now. My body is a

> flabby saggy mess, but I am just praying for good health first. I

> think that too much exercise puts stress on the immune system.

>

> Are you still undergoing any cancer treatment Rogene? Though I

> haven't been to the site much, I am so encouraged to see you all so

> faithfully helping everyone.

> God Bless,

> Cherie

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for asking Cherie, I had a followup appointment with my oncologist yesterday. . . He had a no-show, so I had plenty of time. A very good appointment. He answered all my questions very thoroughly. Labs tests indicate I'm doing fine in all respects . . . I'm feeling great too! We just returned from a fabulous five week vacation that I'm still basking in the memories of . . . I'm reviewing the 1600+ photos I took . .. so the memories will be around for some time! He understand, and supports, my decision not to take estrogen blocking medication. . . It may be a good decision for some women, but for me, I felt as though someone pressed my "fast aging button" . . . We also discussed my chances for reoccurance . . . which, because we caught it early, are reasonably low. Low enough to make taking medication to reduce the chances a poor option (IMHO). . . . We also discussed the implant scenario . . . This time he seemed to be listening, rather than appearing skeptical. I left him (and a couple other doctors in the clinic) one of Zuckerman's booklets on my last visit. BTW, he agrees that implant capsules should be completely removed. Hugs, Rogene Cherie Sutherland <funhome@...> wrote: Hi girlsI haven't been

able to get to the site too often, but I wanted to say hi and that I am still not doing so good. My inflammation is pretty bad and have started some new supplements from Dr. Leu (Inflamma-Blox and Viragraphis). I think that the yeast problem might be back. We also had preventatively treated my husband, and his arthritic knee healed. Now he has been off the treatment for a while, and it's bad again. That was kind of a light bulb for me that maybe that's what the problem is. We are going to try that route again and hopefully get some relief. I was doing so much better for a while there, and I think it may have been after the stuff Dr. Leu gave me for yeast. It will be a year on the 19th since explant, and the road to recovery has been sporadic for sure. But I am encouraged by the feeling good times!! I would like to start jogging again, but walking is my limit right now. My body is a flabby saggy mess, but I am

just praying for good health first. I think that too much exercise puts stress on the immune system.Are you still undergoing any cancer treatment Rogene? Though I haven't been to the site much, I am so encouraged to see you all so faithfully helping everyone.God Bless,Cherie

[Guest guest]

Hi Cherie,

I remember reading your posts many months back-- you had your explant around the time I did (early November).

I have had a sporadic journey to recovery as well-- I saw steady improvement, than it seemed to plateau, now I have declined somewhat, with some of my old symptoms coming back. I, too, would love to run and work out again-- I walk for 45 minutes every day,and have since I got sick, but any more than that exhausts me. I work out with free weights 3x week, and that wipes me out, too, but I think keeping my muscles strong helps in the long run.

I am glad you are having some good days-- hopefully they will increase in number, until they are the norm!

Bindi

Hi Rogene, Patty, Sis ...

Hi girlsI haven't been able to get to the site too often, but I wanted to say hi and that I am still not doing so good. My inflammation is pretty bad and have started some new supplements from Dr. Leu (Inflamma-Blox and Viragraphis). I think that the yeast problem might be back. We also had preventatively treated my husband, and his arthritic knee healed. Now he has been off the treatment for a while, and it's bad again. That was kind of a light bulb for me that maybe that's what the problem is. We are going to try that route again and hopefully get some relief. I was doing so much better for a while there, and I think it may have been after the stuff Dr. Leu gave me for yeast. It will be a year on the 19th since explant, and the road to recovery has been sporadic for sure. But I am encouraged by the feeling good times!! I would like to start jogging again, but walking is my limit right now. My body is a flabby saggy mess, but I am just praying for good health first. I think that too much exercise puts stress on the immune system.Are you still undergoing any cancer treatment Rogene? Though I haven't been to the site much, I am so encouraged to see you all so faithfully helping everyone.God Bless,Cherie

[Guest guest]

Hi Cherie,

Thanks for checking in. I'm approaching my one year mark as well -

November 7th. I hope that with Dr. Leu's help, you'll start feeling

better again.

Sis

>

> Hi girls

> I haven't been able to get to the site too often, but I wanted to

> say hi and that I am still not doing so good. My inflammation is

> pretty bad and have started some new supplements from Dr. Leu

> (Inflamma-Blox and Viragraphis). I think that the yeast problem

> might be back. We also had preventatively treated my husband, and

> his arthritic knee healed. Now he has been off the treatment for

a

> while, and it's bad again. That was kind of a light bulb for me

> that maybe that's what the problem is. We are going to try that

> route again and hopefully get some relief. I was doing so much

> better for a while there, and I think it may have been after the

> stuff Dr. Leu gave me for yeast. It will be a year on the 19th

> since explant, and the road to recovery has been sporadic for

sure.

> But I am encouraged by the feeling good times!! I would like to

> start jogging again, but walking is my limit right now. My body is

a

> flabby saggy mess, but I am just praying for good health first. I

> think that too much exercise puts stress on the immune system.

>

> Are you still undergoing any cancer treatment Rogene? Though I

> haven't been to the site much, I am so encouraged to see you all

so

> faithfully helping everyone.

> God Bless,

> Cherie

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Rogene,

Welcome back from your vacation, we missed you. Glad to hear that

your doctor visit went well. I'm doing well, still having ups and

downs, but slowly improving. It's just going to take time, I was

born with a weak immune system, and that's probably why I reacted so

quickly and violently to implants.

Sis

> Hi girls

> I haven't been able to get to the site too often, but I wanted to

> say hi and that I am still not doing so good. My inflammation is

> pretty bad and have started some new supplements from Dr. Leu

> (Inflamma-Blox and Viragraphis). I think that the yeast problem

> might be back. We also had preventatively treated my husband, and

> his arthritic knee healed. Now he has been off the treatment for a

> while, and it's bad again. That was kind of a light bulb for me

> that maybe that's what the problem is. We are going to try that

> route again and hopefully get some relief. I was doing so much

> better for a while there, and I think it may have been after the

> stuff Dr. Leu gave me for yeast. It will be a year on the 19th

> since explant, and the road to recovery has been sporadic for

sure.

> But I am encouraged by the feeling good times!! I would like to

> start jogging again, but walking is my limit right now. My body is

a

> flabby saggy mess, but I am just praying for good health first. I

> think that too much exercise puts stress on the immune system.

>

> Are you still undergoing any cancer treatment Rogene? Though I

> haven't been to the site much, I am so encouraged to see you all

so

> faithfully helping everyone.

> God Bless,

> Cherie

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kenda!

Dr. Leu had me on Berbercap and ADP. We treated my husband, but not

until after mine was done, and I think it may have been too late.

I'm hoping maybe if we are treated at the same time it will help.

They did the lab test for me and found these two things to work

well. I last had a round of Viragraphis in case I was fighting a

longstanding virus (previous experience with parvovirus B19 not too

long before I got sick). He is also treating me with the

InflammaBlox to try to get my inflammation down. Over the last

several weeks, my back has become EXTREMELY tight, I have hardly any

flexibility. Even with the small amount I can move, the movement is

very painful. I am so not used to this. I wonder if a trip to a

chiropractor would help?

Thanks Kenda

Cherie

--- In , Kenda Skaggs <skaggs@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Cherie,

>

> If candida is coming back after you complete treatment, I'd look

at your

> diet and use of probiotics. What did Dr. Leu prescribe for

candida? He's

> very big on treating spouses of those of us with candida trouble

because it

> can be passed back and forth. I have to be extra careful because

my

> husband's diet is terrible.

>

> Kenda

>

>

>

> 10/11/06 2:50 PM

>

> > Hi girls

> > I haven't been able to get to the site too often, but I wanted to

> > say hi and that I am still not doing so good. My inflammation is

> > pretty bad and have started some new supplements from Dr. Leu

> > (Inflamma-Blox and Viragraphis). I think that the yeast problem

> > might be back. We also had preventatively treated my husband,

and

> > his arthritic knee healed. Now he has been off the treatment

for a

> > while, and it's bad again. That was kind of a light bulb for me

> > that maybe that's what the problem is. We are going to try that

> > route again and hopefully get some relief. I was doing so much

> > better for a while there, and I think it may have been after the

> > stuff Dr. Leu gave me for yeast. It will be a year on the 19th

> > since explant, and the road to recovery has been sporadic for

sure.

> > But I am encouraged by the feeling good times!! I would like to

> > start jogging again, but walking is my limit right now. My body

is a

> > flabby saggy mess, but I am just praying for good health first.

I

> > think that too much exercise puts stress on the immune system.

> >

> > Are you still undergoing any cancer treatment Rogene? Though I

> > haven't been to the site much, I am so encouraged to see you all

so

> > faithfully helping everyone.

> > God Bless,

> > Cherie

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Five week vacation - wow!! that's great. My husband is supportive

too, so important! I think you have very good judgment and will

make the right decision about treatment - I also think you know your

body so well that you can tell the doctors a few things. So great

to hear from you.

Cherie

> Hi girls

> I haven't been able to get to the site too often, but I wanted to

> say hi and that I am still not doing so good. My inflammation is

> pretty bad and have started some new supplements from Dr. Leu

> (Inflamma-Blox and Viragraphis). I think that the yeast problem

> might be back. We also had preventatively treated my husband, and

> his arthritic knee healed. Now he has been off the treatment for a

> while, and it's bad again. That was kind of a light bulb for me

> that maybe that's what the problem is. We are going to try that

> route again and hopefully get some relief. I was doing so much

> better for a while there, and I think it may have been after the

> stuff Dr. Leu gave me for yeast. It will be a year on the 19th

> since explant, and the road to recovery has been sporadic for

sure.

> But I am encouraged by the feeling good times!! I would like to

> start jogging again, but walking is my limit right now. My body is

a

> flabby saggy mess, but I am just praying for good health first. I

> think that too much exercise puts stress on the immune system.

>

> Are you still undergoing any cancer treatment Rogene? Though I

> haven't been to the site much, I am so encouraged to see you all

so

> faithfully helping everyone.

> God Bless,

> Cherie

>

[Guest guest]

Bindi

I remember you too. I'm sorry that you have had ups and downs with

your health, but that encourages me too. thanks,

Cherie

>

> Hi Cherie,

> I remember reading your posts many months back-- you had your

explant around the time I did (early November).

>

> I have had a sporadic journey to recovery as well-- I saw steady

improvement, than it seemed to plateau, now I have declined

somewhat, with some of my old symptoms coming back. I, too, would

love to run and work out again-- I walk for 45 minutes every day,and

have since I got sick, but any more than that exhausts me. I work

out with free weights 3x week, and that wipes me out, too, but I

think keeping my muscles strong helps in the long run.

>

> I am glad you are having some good days-- hopefully they will

increase in number, until they are the norm!

> Bindi

>

> Hi Rogene, Patty, Sis ...

>

>

> Hi girls

> I haven't been able to get to the site too often, but I wanted

to

> say hi and that I am still not doing so good. My inflammation is

> pretty bad and have started some new supplements from Dr. Leu

> (Inflamma-Blox and Viragraphis). I think that the yeast problem

> might be back. We also had preventatively treated my husband,

and

> his arthritic knee healed. Now he has been off the treatment for

a

> while, and it's bad again. That was kind of a light bulb for me

> that maybe that's what the problem is. We are going to try that

> route again and hopefully get some relief. I was doing so much

> better for a while there, and I think it may have been after the

> stuff Dr. Leu gave me for yeast. It will be a year on the 19th

> since explant, and the road to recovery has been sporadic for

sure.

> But I am encouraged by the feeling good times!! I would like to

> start jogging again, but walking is my limit right now. My body

is a

> flabby saggy mess, but I am just praying for good health first.

I

> think that too much exercise puts stress on the immune system.

>

> Are you still undergoing any cancer treatment Rogene? Though I

> haven't been to the site much, I am so encouraged to see you all

so

> faithfully helping everyone.

> God Bless,

> Cherie

>