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Connie

We will welcome your friend with open arms - hope you are doing well.

gets his 2nd dose of the Peg Intron after I get off work tonight and

we are hoping it is not as bad this next time around. We do see his doctor

next Monday so am glad of that before the 3rd injection. He is still having

such a problem with headaches which he hates since they were getting under

control on the combo treatment. Taking one day at a time. Smile.

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Winnie

Have you ever tried Tiger Balm for the headaches? I

guess it works on the same principle that the ice

packs do, it is super mentholated. You just put a

little on each temple and across the forehead. I saw

it at Wal-Mart, years ago in Miami I got it from Pier

One Imports. So it looks like it got popular,

smile........Connie

I have not heard from her yet today is a 3 hour time

difference. I want too Thank you all.

I go for more labs tomorrow, which I detest!

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connie.. yes! Hope your friend gets on here. love to meet her.

give her big hugs for me and let her know we are always willing to chat:)

(I'm writing this offline cuz my @home service is all discombooberated

today. Though it has given me time to catch up on emails, I can't get online

to DO anything! I feel like I'm Net Disabled!!! (Hope that isn't offensive).

/ Alley

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connie.. yes! Hope your friend gets on here. love to meet her.

give her big hugs for me and let her know we are always willing to chat:)

(I'm writing this offline cuz my @home service is all discombooberated

today. Though it has given me time to catch up on emails, I can't get online

to DO anything! I feel like I'm Net Disabled!!! (Hope that isn't offensive).

/ Alley

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LOL,did not offend me, it made me smile. She goes for

her Biopsy I think April 12th. I talked to her a

little bit today. Her blood looks good, platelets all

the way up to 337, her RBC's are a bit low though

3.85.

She has this beautiful very long hair, past her waist.

I told her about the shampoo but I am not sure if I

have it right Niotin or Biotin?

--- Alley/Pat <alleypat@...> wrote:

> connie.. yes! Hope your friend gets on here. love to

> meet her.

>

> give her big hugs for me and let her know we are

> always willing to chat:)

>

> (I'm writing this offline cuz my @home service is

> all discombooberated

> today. Though it has given me time to catch up on

> emails, I can't get online

> to DO anything! I feel like I'm Net Disabled!!!

> (Hope that isn't offensive).

>

>

> / Alley

> alleypat@...

> oshidori@...

> http://www.alleypat.com

> My ICQ#:12631861

>

> I can't think of a worse way to start a day than by

> waking up

>

>

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LOL,did not offend me, it made me smile. She goes for

her Biopsy I think April 12th. I talked to her a

little bit today. Her blood looks good, platelets all

the way up to 337, her RBC's are a bit low though

3.85.

She has this beautiful very long hair, past her waist.

I told her about the shampoo but I am not sure if I

have it right Niotin or Biotin?

--- Alley/Pat <alleypat@...> wrote:

> connie.. yes! Hope your friend gets on here. love to

> meet her.

>

> give her big hugs for me and let her know we are

> always willing to chat:)

>

> (I'm writing this offline cuz my @home service is

> all discombooberated

> today. Though it has given me time to catch up on

> emails, I can't get online

> to DO anything! I feel like I'm Net Disabled!!!

> (Hope that isn't offensive).

>

>

> / Alley

> alleypat@...

> oshidori@...

> http://www.alleypat.com

> My ICQ#:12631861

>

> I can't think of a worse way to start a day than by

> waking up

>

>

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Nioxin :) I got it cuz treatment caused me to shed like a dog about the 4th

mo. But it's all growing back now and I'm not even off treatment yet :)

/ Alley

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Nioxin :) I got it cuz treatment caused me to shed like a dog about the 4th

mo. But it's all growing back now and I'm not even off treatment yet :)

/ Alley

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Cool, mine never even got a chance to grow all the way

back in, when I sent it a new dose of Meds....LOL

--- Alley/Pat <alleypat@...> wrote:

> Nioxin :) I got it cuz treatment caused me to shed

> like a dog about the 4th

> mo. But it's all growing back now and I'm not even

> off treatment yet :)

>

>

> / Alley

> alleypat@...

> oshidori@...

> http://www.alleypat.com

> My ICQ#:12631861

>

> I can't think of a worse way to start a day than by

> waking up

>

>

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Cool, mine never even got a chance to grow all the way

back in, when I sent it a new dose of Meds....LOL

--- Alley/Pat <alleypat@...> wrote:

> Nioxin :) I got it cuz treatment caused me to shed

> like a dog about the 4th

> mo. But it's all growing back now and I'm not even

> off treatment yet :)

>

>

> / Alley

> alleypat@...

> oshidori@...

> http://www.alleypat.com

> My ICQ#:12631861

>

> I can't think of a worse way to start a day than by

> waking up

>

>

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  • 7 months later...

Sounds like someone who will really fit in...

MariAnne

--- Jacinda <jaciebay@...> wrote:

> Okay, I think I should let everyone know about my

> friend who wants to

> join our group.

>

> Her name is Gretchen and I've known her since I was

> 14. We went to

> high school together and have been roommates off and

> on throughout

> the years. She is married to a guy I introduced her

> to and then

> proceeded to move off to Alaska with him. I trust

> her emphatically

> and I think everyone will really enjoy her company

> here since she

> really is a great person.

>

> She's kinda new to the computer realm again (it's

> been a long time

> since she's had one -- up until a few days ago) but

> she's sharp so

> she'll catch on quickly. :)

>

> Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions

> or concerns.

> She should be set up here later today (hopefully).

>

> Jaci

>

>

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She sounds great Jaci! Looking forward to greeting her, heehee hee.

Eleanora

> Okay, I think I should let everyone know about my friend who wants

to

> join our group.

>

> Her name is Gretchen and I've known her since I was 14. We went to

> high school together and have been roommates off and on throughout

> the years. She is married to a guy I introduced her to and then

> proceeded to move off to Alaska with him. I trust her emphatically

> and I think everyone will really enjoy her company here since she

> really is a great person.

>

> She's kinda new to the computer realm again (it's been a long time

> since she's had one -- up until a few days ago) but she's sharp so

> she'll catch on quickly. :)

>

> Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions or concerns.

> She should be set up here later today (hopefully).

>

> Jaci

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Well as we know from our last request I am not sure how to answer... I say

she's in on Jaci's request!

Jacinda wrote:

> Okay, I think I should let everyone know about my friend who wants to

> join our group.

>

> Her name is Gretchen and I've known her since I was 14. We went to

> high school together and have been roommates off and on throughout

> the years. She is married to a guy I introduced her to and then

> proceeded to move off to Alaska with him. I trust her emphatically

> and I think everyone will really enjoy her company here since she

> really is a great person.

>

> She's kinda new to the computer realm again (it's been a long time

> since she's had one -- up until a few days ago) but she's sharp so

> she'll catch on quickly. :)

>

> Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions or concerns.

> She should be set up here later today (hopefully).

>

> Jaci

>

>

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  • 4 years later...

I have a friend and she knows what I have been through

She went ahead anyway and had implants hers is silicone

She even saw pic's and read many woman's horror stories

She is under a study and her implants were cheaper

Back when, if someone would have just warned me

I would not be here now, that's for sure

You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure this out

The proof is in the pudding when there is evidence that woman

are paying for breast implants having them taken out

Sandy

See... and the encounters I have with people who I've known to have implants... I tell them mine have made me sick, and they LOVE theirs!

No problems at all.

I've had 1 friend to get fibromyalgia, and she got hers out, felt better -and that was it. I've known about 15 other people who are just fine.

No life changes at all. My sister in law had silicone, even had 1 rupture... was always just fine.

I plant the seeds, though, so they know what to watch for. They think I'm nuts now, but they'll remember it

if they get sick and know sooner what the cause is.

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Patty,

I'd like to see what you would have but on a card. Penni

Re: My friend

I've always said that there are many, many women out there who are sick from their implants and don't know it. Doctors are saying, "It's not the implants, it's not the implants", and as a result, we've got women sick and the cause is literally right under their noses! But they've been deceived....oh, it's so sad. I hope you find her again.

Maybe those business cards are something we need to push for in every community where we are! We need to leave them in bathrooms, restaurants, on corkboards and bulletin boards....please go to www.vistaprint.com and order some free business cards. I posted how mine would look in a recent post, (using the blue spider web) and the wording. Let me know if anyone needs that to be reposted.

Pattyleyna1964 <leyna1964 > wrote:

Years ago, my best friend Sherri got saline implants. She had been flat as a board before, and her implants turned out beautiful, and she had a lot more self confidence.Sherri and I lost touch for almost 10 years, but I ran into her a few months ago-long before I had joined this group and before I found out the problems that implants caused.I asked Sherri what she was doing for a living now, and she said that she was unable to work, and drawing disability, due to severe Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and a couple of other things that I don't remember and probably couldn't even pronounce anyway.I told her that I also had Fibro and Chronic Fatigue, and we talked a bit about it, but neither one of us ever brought up the fact that we both had the same symptoms and both had saline implants.We didn't exchange phone numbers, but I sure wish I had-that way I could warn her that her problems were due to her implants more than likely, and that she should get them removed immedietely.Sorry to ramble about this....I just happenned to remember that encounter, months ago, and wishing I could somehow warn my old friend....*sighs*

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One of our implant sisters is living the implant nightmare - for herself AND her children. . . She's does extensive research (she's not a doctor, but she's from a medical family) and learned that the HLA typing plays a big role in who will get sick and who won't . . . She was unfortunate to have the wrong genetic markers . . . and marry a man who had the wrong markers too . . . so her children have gotten a double whammy. If anyone is interested this area, there are websites that can help explain the HLA issues. IMHO, there are a number of issues involved . . . Sensitivity (genetic issues), contamination issues, and implant degradation issues . . . Sooner or later one of them is going to get anyone who has implants long enough (IMHO). Rogene

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  • 1 year later...

In a message dated 11/24/2007 8:48:57 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

bluheron@... writes:

Just venting, sorry.

This is the place to vent, as most of us feel the same as you. I'm sorry

for your friend. Hopefully she will listen if her treatments fail.

Holly

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Hi ,

I saw your message and want you to know how sorry I am to hear about

your friend. I am a breast cancer survivor, was diagnosed at the age

of 28 with a 2 year old daughter. I had a very aggressive cancer,

mastectomy, and chemo.

I now have a son who is 6 and my daughter is 14. I always worry

about bc, but I will be celebrating my 41st birthday this Dec. Not

all is lost. Try, with compassion, to educated your friend. All of

my friends are of the allopathic mind set and think they need to get

all these vaccs. I wish I could help them undertand as well. We are

all on our own path of enlightenment. We can only encourage them to

educate and be informed. I saw the Gardner's PSI for the

flu vac and cringed.

Be there for your friend and gently reminder her that she shouldn't

be getting any vaccines while she isn't healthy. Gently encourage

her to educate herself--she is going through quite alot, but as a

survivor, I think it is harder to watch someone you love go through

something you have no control over than going through it yourself.

For now, be her trusted friend but don't give up on the message she

obviously need you to give to her--that's why you are in her life and

she in yours.

With Blessings,

Dina Melendez

12 years and counting...

>

> My friend has breast cancer, she is doing all the doctors say

to, " I believe

> in Dr's and they do good " She has had a mastectomy and shaved her

head and

> she is going through kemo. Guess what they TOLD her she had to

have on top

> of all they have done to her so far. Yep, she HAD to get the flu

shot! I

> told her how bad that was, " oh it's ok, it is the dead cell kind,

not the

> live cell " , she still believes in all they are doing to her.

>

> *SIGH*

>

> I have tried to tell her things over the years but she always pooh

poohed it

> now she is going to do all this and I will lose another friend to

breast

> cancer. I lost another to it and she was only 33 yr's old with

three little

> children, it was this time of year too. She had so much kemo there

was a

> picture of her with a green glow around her bald head.

>

> Just venting, sorry.

>

>

> Western NY

>

>

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Thank you for your kind words....it is tough isn't it? That is probably the

problem in the

first place with your father in law, how dare they just give shots like that

without asking

someone else in the family?!

I doubt I can help my friend, she did say she is looking into PH levels, at

least that is

another option, she might be listening to me a little.

Take care,

Western NY

-- Re: My Friend

,

I know how you feel! My sister in law has a heart disorder (due to

rheumatic fever when she was a kid) and my father in law is dieing of

ALS. They both got Flu shots this year! I almost lost it when I found

out my father in law was given his flu shot when he went in to get a

check-up. He is in the 5th stage and has been having to be sedated

b/c he's been so hysterical. Not quite the same as breast cancer but

I totally understand where you are coming from. I am very sorry to

hear about your friend. It's hard when people won't listen to you (my

mom and grandmother are the same way).

Best of Luck! Maybe you will be able to find another way to help her.

Wysteria

>

>

> In a message dated 11/24/2007 8:48:57 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> bluheron@... writes:

>

> Just venting, sorry.

>

>

>

>

>

> This is the place to vent, as most of us feel the same as you. I'm

sorry

> for your friend. Hopefully she will listen if her treatments fail.

>

> Holly

>

>

>

> **************************************Check out AOL's list of 2007's

hottest

> products.

>

(http://money.aol.com/special/hot-products-2007?NCID=aoltop00030000000001)

>

>

>

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