Wow

[Guest guest]

Pilgrim,

I would sure like to be in Idaho sounds like the perfect weather for

hyper thyroids.

Also I have e-mailed Dr. and they e-mailed me back. They said

that your first visit had to be in his office and after that it could be

taken care of over the phone. To get an appointment call 235-854-4900

and the office is in Tacoma real close to you.

I just moved from Washington state and am ready to move back I don't

like the heat or the people hear, they are too nice and you don't know

what they will do when you turn your back!

I was living in Bellingham Wa. and really liked it and now its time I

will be selling 32 acres in N.C. if anyone is interested.

Raven

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Hello Raven,

Bellingham, huh?? Nice town. When do you plan to move back???

Did you send Dr. 's e-mail address in the earlier post and I missed

it??? If so, would you please send it again??? Thanks!!

Well, N. Idaho weather would be perfect for the 'normal' hyperT, but I am

far from 'normal!' lol

'Normally,' I am one of those women that you see running about with just a

long sleeved shirt on when others have on coats - having been that way since

a complete hysterectomy at the age 36. However, right after we moved from

WA. State [mid-Sept.] I started freezing to death. Even though we've been

assured our past winter was, indeed, a very mild winter, I froze to death

all winter. [Part of that was because I was on PTU all of the winter

months, but changed to Tapazole mid-March]. And I'm still cold. This was

all happening with my TSH at 0.03. My last lab tests mid-May showed my TSH

actually increased to 0.33!!!! Nonetheless, go figure because it's the

hypoT's that are normally cold.

Well, the Seattle/Tacoma area is quite a distance from me. I'm in N. Idaho

and as you well know, that is several hundred miles from me. We lived in

the Seattle/Tacoma/Everett area for most of our married life. Also the

Spokane area [spokane is over an hour from us]. Just prior to moving here,

we had been in the central part of the state, Leavenworth. Now just from

here to Leavenworth is over 5 hours, and then it's another 3 hours to the

Seattle/Everett area via s Pass. And about the same to the southern

end of Seattle and the Tacoma area via s Pass and Snoqualmie Pass -

from Leavenworth. Therefore anywhere in the Seattle/Tacoma/Everett area is

a minimum of 8 hours - then depending upon where you wish to go, it could be

another 30 to 40 minutes, depending upon traffic. And let me assure you,

traffic is awful!!!! lol Any visit to see Dr. would necessitate a

stay-over of a minimum two nights in the area.

Yes, I'm aware that Dr. does offer the phone care after the initial

care visit - which is unique. I don't think many doctors would or even

care to do. My only question would be: Then where would lab tests be

conducted, anywhere????

Thanks for your 'work' on all of this and your concern!!

pilgrim

raven wrote:

> Pilgrim,

> I would sure like to be in Idaho sounds like the perfect weather for

> hyper thyroids.

> Also I have e-mailed Dr. and they e-mailed me back. They said

> that your first visit had to be in his office and after that it could be

> taken care of over the phone. To get an appointment call 235-854-4900

> and the office is in Tacoma real close to you.

> I just moved from Washington state and am ready to move back I don't

> like the heat or the people hear, they are too nice and you don't know

> what they will do when you turn your back!

> I was living in Bellingham Wa. and really liked it and now its time I

> will be selling 32 acres in N.C. if anyone is interested.

> Raven

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[Guest guest]

>

>

> Like the new lay out.

>

> Is the our Easter present.............Looks good.

>

> Ta,

> Magenta

I don't know. It took me a few minutes to figure it out.

In contrast to the past, the most recent message is at the top of the

message index list.

" First " is now the most recent page of messages.

" Last " is now the earliest page of messages.

" Previous " moves you to later messages.

" Next " moves you to earlier messages.

The messages numbers no longer appear adjacent to the message in the

message index list. So now if you want to refer someone to message

12,345, they'll have a hard time finding it.

Brad

[Guest guest]

Hi,

In the reply screen the text size gets much smaller making it an eye

test for us older guys.

Why is previous and next reversed???

ernestnolan

>

>

> Like the new lay out.

>

> Is the our Easter present.............Looks good.

>

> Ta,

> Magenta

[Guest guest]

I hate the new format.

I like to use the Browser & in the old format I could see about 20

headings per page. The new format has about 4 headings per page.

Not good at all.

I will hang aroud a few days & if it is not changed, I am gone.

Too much trouble to try to scan headings.

I do not use email to read news groups!

> >

> >

> > Like the new lay out.

> >

> > Is the our Easter present.............Looks good.

> >

> > Ta,

> > Magenta

[Guest guest]

in the old format I could see about 20 headings per page. The new

format has about 4 headings per page. -----

Click on *messages* in the left hand yellow box. 29 messages are

displayed per page.

--- In , " ernestnolan " <emiles@s...>

In the reply screen the text size gets much smaller making it an eye

test for us older guys.------

I have trouble w/ small print too, Ernest, but only the " " box at

top contains small print. The font in the " Subject: " Box and the

reply window is size 10 same as always.

You can always hit the new " feedback " link at top of page and let em

know what you think

[Guest guest]

I like the new format. I don't know what you are talking about

saying you can only see 4 headings per page. I guess you are calling

the messages heading? Even on the old format you only saw 5 messages

on the opening page until you hit the messages on the left side. I

like this better because the print on the message headers is bigger

so they don't run together like they used to.

I also can't believe that you are considering leaving the group just

because of the way the page looks.

> > >

> > >

> > > Like the new lay out.

> > >

> > > Is the our Easter present.............Looks good.

> > >

> > > Ta,

> > > Magenta

[Guest guest]

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 12:41:40 -0000, you wrote:

>I will hang aroud a few days & if it is not changed, I am gone.

>Too much trouble to try to scan headings.

You can set the message sup to drop to your e-mail account. You do not

need to read them via the web.

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Just another albino black sheep

[Guest guest]

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 14:33:11 -0000, you wrote:

>

> in the old format I could see about 20 headings per page. The new

>format has about 4 headings per page. -----

>

>Click on *messages* in the left hand yellow box. 29 messages are

>displayed per page.

>

> --- In , " ernestnolan " <emiles@s...>

> In the reply screen the text size gets much smaller making it an eye

>test for us older guys.------

>

>I have trouble w/ small print too, Ernest, but only the " " box at

>top contains small print. The font in the " Subject: " Box and the

>reply window is size 10 same as always.

>

>You can always hit the new " feedback " link at top of page and let em

>know what you think

Also if yo use Fox mozzila as your web browser (free) it allows you to

enlarge text with a simple CTRL ++ and reduce back with CTRL -

- - - -

Just another albino black sheep

[Guest guest]

> Also if yo use Fox mozzila as your web browser (free) it allows you to

> enlarge text with a simple CTRL ++ and reduce back with CTRL -

>

> - - - -

> Just another albino black sheep

This works for Internet Explorer also. For IE or Firefox, you can

select View | Text Size from the browser's menu to adjust the text size.

Brad

[Guest guest]

This works for Internet Explorer also. For IE or Firefox, you can

select View | Text Size from the browser's menu to adjust the text

size.-----

Hmmmm... so you can. Bigger than life!

[Guest guest]

In IE it also works if you have a scroll mouse, if you hold

the " Control Key " down and scroll up or down and it will increase or

decrease the text size.

gave us many things to learn.

Later,

Magenta.

>

> > Also if yo use Fox mozzila as your web browser (free) it allows

you to

> > enlarge text with a simple CTRL ++ and reduce back with CTRL -

> >

> > - - - -

> > Just another albino black sheep

>

> This works for Internet Explorer also. For IE or Firefox, you can

> select View | Text Size from the browser's menu to adjust the text

size.

>

> Brad

[Guest guest]

Hi,

If you click on COLLAPSE MESSAGES you will see many messages and a

first line.

ernesnolan

> > >

> > >

> > > Like the new lay out.

> > >

> > > Is the our Easter present.............Looks good.

> > >

> > > Ta,

> > > Magenta

[Guest guest]

well, i learned that it really depend where you try to stick em. they stick

great

on my low back, in the sacroiliac joint area but they just don't like my neck.

i'll

keep trying...

-melanie

> thanks for all the replies for lidoderm stickiness. i'll try them all today.

i did

> discover right away, that cutting them into small pieces helps even if you

are

> applying them in the same area. i still wear mine in a square shape, jut they

> are all cut up, i guess it relieve tension.

>

> anyhow, thanks for the tips!

>

> -melanie

[Guest guest]

Yay!!!!! glad to hear it.

Haylee

mom to andre doc band grad

>

> vincent has had his doc band for 4 days now and we already see a

> diffrence i am amazed!! we paid out of our pocket so i am glad to

see

> our money is well worth it!!

>

[Guest guest]

Do you have any photos of him? I would love to see some before and

after. We have a 5 month old daughter who we are repositioning now and

just giving it 4 weeks. We are up for the challenge of banding but my

husband wants to see results. Im so happy for you and love to hear

news like this.

Ruth

Mother of 5 month Finley

Arkansas

>

> vincent has had his doc band for 4 days now and we already see a

> diffrence i am amazed!! we paid out of our pocket so i am glad to

see

> our money is well worth it!!

>

[Guest guest]

WOW! How old is ? na got her band at 4 1/2 months. DH

and I saw improvement in a matter of days too. We thought we were

seeing things and then the ortho confirmed at the first week

adjustment. Keep growing !!

na, DOC Grad X2, Feb 04, Tort Resolved

Kiersten, DOC Grad 4/4/06, Tort Resolved

www.thefilyaws.com/plagio/plagio.html

>

> vincent has had his doc band for 4 days now and we already see a

> diffrence i am amazed!! we paid out of our pocket so i am glad to

see

> our money is well worth it!!

>

[Guest guest]

, i am feeling problem to post to group member, what to do? saleem <annalivia4@...> wrote: To All: The TOPIC OF DISCUSSION has been responded to very energetically and is bringing a lot of discussion about some important and interesting subjects. I worked a double shift today and will be working a double tomorrow, so I will need several days to really absorb all the responses and comments. After doing so, I hope to summarize some of the interesting points and conclusions. Thank you all for your active role in getting the opinions out there to consider. I value all of your insights, experiences and differences, this is the type of dialogue that brings "food for thought" that helps learning. Please continue the constructive diaglogue. (and please refrain from "dirty" jokes, humor okay, but nothing that is "ojectionable" or offensive. Thanks, PS Pam, I noticed you have pulled out some posts of articles relevant to the discussion at hand and I am looking forward to reading them. Thanks.

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[Guest guest]

You should give the 400 IU at one time (2 pills). -

> Okay guys -

>

> Under your suggestions - I started 3 of my children on the

Complete 3-6-9 and then added EPA. Wow - how amazing. For my

severely autistic son, we stopped and will try again at a later

time - I already posted about that.

>

> However I did want to tell you that for the other two the

improvements have been amazing. As if anyone needs more convincing

that this could be the very right thing for their child.

>

> My 2 year old apraxic son is making great strides in speech - he

is still quite unclear most of the time - but continues to try and

communicate. His therapists are blown away with his surge of

development.

>

> My youngest daughter is ADHD and med free - we started her on the

omega's and EPA and WOW is all I can say - I realize it is only her

first two weeks of school.....but my barely can get a C child is now

an A student and with not nasty meds!!!!! I could not be any more

thrilled.

>

> I do think that detoxing my children first played a huge part, as

we saw a surge with that and then as we added each supplement it got

better!!!

>

> We just got the vitamin E that uses. It is the one by

Vitamin World " High Gamma Tocopherol " it has, if I understand

correctly 200 I.U. of d-Alpha Tocopherol and 200mg of d-Gamma

Tocopherol amongst its ingredients. I hope it is the right one -

>

> Should we start with one in the AM and 1 in the PM - or just start

out slowly?

>

> Any suggestions?

>

> I hope to post some AMAZING results very soon!!!

>

> and the Amazing Zoo Crew

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh thanks so much ....

Should they be getting 2 in the AM and 2 in the PM????

>We just got the vitamin E that uses. It is the one by

> Vitamin World " High Gamma Tocopherol " it has, if I understand

> correctly 200 I.U. of d-Alpha Tocopherol and 200mg of d-Gamma

> Tocopherol amongst its ingredients. I hope it is the right one -

>You should give the 400 IU at one time (2 pills). -

I appreciate all you do for us!

and the amazing zoocrew

[Guest guest]

You should give the 400 IU at one time (2 pills). -

> Okay guys -

>

> Under your suggestions - I started 3 of my children on the

Complete 3-6-9 and then added EPA. Wow - how amazing. For my

severely autistic son, we stopped and will try again at a later

time - I already posted about that.

>

> However I did want to tell you that for the other two the

improvements have been amazing. As if anyone needs more convincing

that this could be the very right thing for their child.

>

> My 2 year old apraxic son is making great strides in speech - he

is still quite unclear most of the time - but continues to try and

communicate. His therapists are blown away with his surge of

development.

>

> My youngest daughter is ADHD and med free - we started her on the

omega's and EPA and WOW is all I can say - I realize it is only her

first two weeks of school.....but my barely can get a C child is now

an A student and with not nasty meds!!!!! I could not be any more

thrilled.

>

> I do think that detoxing my children first played a huge part, as

we saw a surge with that and then as we added each supplement it got

better!!!

>

> We just got the vitamin E that uses. It is the one by

Vitamin World " High Gamma Tocopherol " it has, if I understand

correctly 200 I.U. of d-Alpha Tocopherol and 200mg of d-Gamma

Tocopherol amongst its ingredients. I hope it is the right one -

>

> Should we start with one in the AM and 1 in the PM - or just start

out slowly?

>

> Any suggestions?

>

> I hope to post some AMAZING results very soon!!!

>

> and the Amazing Zoo Crew

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh thanks so much ....

Should they be getting 2 in the AM and 2 in the PM????

>We just got the vitamin E that uses. It is the one by

> Vitamin World " High Gamma Tocopherol " it has, if I understand

> correctly 200 I.U. of d-Alpha Tocopherol and 200mg of d-Gamma

> Tocopherol amongst its ingredients. I hope it is the right one -

>You should give the 400 IU at one time (2 pills). -

I appreciate all you do for us!

and the amazing zoocrew

[Guest guest]

If you are planning on giving a total of 800 IU a day of the alpha,

I suggest you get a pure alpha (400 IU) and give 2 of the brand you

bought in the am, and the pure alpha in the pm. Not sure you want

800 mg of gamma. We just don't know, but that's a large gamma dose.

> Oh thanks so much ....

>

> Should they be getting 2 in the AM and 2 in the PM????

> >We just got the vitamin E that uses. It is the one by

> > Vitamin World " High Gamma Tocopherol " it has, if I understand

> > correctly 200 I.U. of d-Alpha Tocopherol and 200mg of d-Gamma

> > Tocopherol amongst its ingredients. I hope it is the right one -

>

> >You should give the 400 IU at one time (2 pills). -

>

> I appreciate all you do for us!

>

> and the amazing zoocrew

>

[Guest guest]

If you are planning on giving a total of 800 IU a day of the alpha,

I suggest you get a pure alpha (400 IU) and give 2 of the brand you

bought in the am, and the pure alpha in the pm. Not sure you want

800 mg of gamma. We just don't know, but that's a large gamma dose.

> Oh thanks so much ....

>

> Should they be getting 2 in the AM and 2 in the PM????

> >We just got the vitamin E that uses. It is the one by

> > Vitamin World " High Gamma Tocopherol " it has, if I understand

> > correctly 200 I.U. of d-Alpha Tocopherol and 200mg of d-Gamma

> > Tocopherol amongst its ingredients. I hope it is the right one -

>

> >You should give the 400 IU at one time (2 pills). -

>

> I appreciate all you do for us!

>

> and the amazing zoocrew

>

[Guest guest]

oh okay - thanks.... will do

----- Original Message -----

From: " claudia.morris " <claudia.morris@...>

> If you are planning on giving a total of 800 IU a day of the alpha,

> I suggest you get a pure alpha (400 IU) and give 2 of the brand you

> bought in the am, and the pure alpha in the pm. Not sure you want

> 800 mg of gamma. We just don't know, but that's a large gamma dose.