eye question

March 8, 2004

Alia,

Please walk me through what a 1+, 2+, 3+ means vs. being able to

indicate the number of cells. As you can tell, I'm clueless on

this. thanks for sharing your info.

> > > > > Hi all,

> > > > >

> > > > > Hunter is 7 and does have some " mild " iritis as of a

month

> or

> > so

> > > >ago.

> > > > >

> > > > > My question is this: he has some broken blood vessels on

> the

> > > > > outside part of the white of his eye. He said he didn't

> bump

> > or

> > > > > scratch it. Is this of concern, especially relating to

> > iritis?

> > > > >

> > > > > Thanks for any input,

> > > > >

> > > > > Stacia and Hunter,7,systemic

> > > >

March 8, 2004

. I am not really sure what it means. THe doctor told me

that when they do the slit test that they are measuring the number

of white blood cells. Similar to your blinds in your house. That's

how he referred it to me. He said that when the laser is shone into

their eys white blood cells may appear. If they can count them

individualy it is not good, but nothing too serious. The 1+ etc.

refers to the clusters of white blood cells and usually indicates

that there are too many cells to count. I believe 3+ is the worse.

He told us that we want to see few or rare and that means we are in

the clear.

I am not sure if I explained it correctly... Maybe someone else can

chime in?

Alia and Caroline, age 2, pacui and uveitis

> > > > > > Hi all,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hunter is 7 and does have some " mild " iritis as of a

> month

> > or

> > > so

> > > > >ago.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > My question is this: he has some broken blood vessels

on

> > the

> > > > > > outside part of the white of his eye. He said he

didn't

> > bump

> > > or

> > > > > > scratch it. Is this of concern, especially relating

to

> > > iritis?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Thanks for any input,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Stacia and Hunter,7,systemic

> > > > >

March 8, 2004

What does the Doctor say about Logan's perscription increasing every

time? Does he or has he

taken the eye drops too? Sorry to hear that even with close

monitoring his perscription continues to increase? Does the Doctor

feel this will level out at some point?

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The Dr doesn't say much about it increasing everytime. he just feels

that,at some point,it will level off. I don't know,though,,because my

daughter,who is 11,,is still having hers increased,pretty often. No,,he

doesn't take the drops. He doesn't have uveitis,or iritis,,just really

bad vision. I have 3 out of my 4 kids,in glasses. I'm sure my youngest

will be in them soon,,LOL.

Kim and Logan 6 poly,,connective tissue disorder & etc,etc

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July 31, 2006

Hi there!! One of my favorite experiences with coconut oil was with an " EYE

INFECTION " !! I had read in on of my coconut oil books about someone using

coconut oil for a sinus infection. I had a day where my left eye started to get

a bit scrathcy feeling while I was casing my mail. As the day passed, it got

worse, I had an eye infection. That night remembering what I had read, I decided

to take my VCO which was solid at the time, and melt a small portion into each

eye, every couple of hours. I was also scared that the infection would spread to

my sinus cavities, so I tilted my head back and put some coconut oil up my

nostrils, also. By about NOON the next day, I was feeling MUCH better, but, I

continued the applications, and was completely cured by the following day!This

may SOUND cruel, but, it's actually a VERY SAFE way not only to do this, but to

generally give a resistant child, medication. Sit down on the floor, place your

childs head right up next to you, between your

legs, and put the childs arms under your legs. Now your child cannot move it's

head back and forth, and you can give or apply what ever medications you need to

without hurting the child, or getting upset with it. A neat TRICK, is if you

need the child to swallow something, put whatever it is, or part of it, into

your childs mouth, and then BLOW into their face! This causes an automatic

reaction of them swallowing. TRY it IT works!!!Anyway, in this position, you

could also open up your childs EYE, and put a bit of coconut oil into it. Again,

without hurting either YOU or your CHILD!! Your child may not like this

approach, BUT it IS effictive. You could also take this oppertunity to put a bit

on VCO into each nostril, thus helping to get rid of any nasty sinus BUGGERS

that may be trying to get hold.Hope that this can be of some help! I've raised 8

kids, so I know a few tricks!!GOOD LUCK!!G. Hannatwinkieha2@... --- On

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Coconut Oil@...: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 21:04:36

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My baby has been rubbing her left eye like she wants it out. It isn't red or

swollen, just apparently VERY itchy. I am giving her more c/o than usual ( which

still is little) and I am using Neem Aura on her eczema, any idea what I can do

to relieve this little girl from itching so much? I assume it's allergies as se

has a really croopy cough as well. She's 21m and partially breast feeding still.

oh no is this my fault? Could i be making her itchy through my milk?I hope this

isn't too off topic and coconut can help somehow? hmm wash her eye with coconut

water? I am grasping at straws here. :(Also wondered if anyone has Jack Lalane's

juicer and if you can juice a coconut?Just wondering thanks :)S.---avast!

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July 31, 2006

Hi there,I'm back again...As for your childs skin problems...use the expellar

pressed coconut oil! It's a bit cheaper but not lacking in quality!!As for your

Breast Milk, have you gotten all of the vegetable oils OUT of your diet? You and

your child would be much better off. Read the lables of EVERYTHING that you buy

at the store, it's a bit time consuming, but it pays off in the end. Is your

baby on SOY milk? If so, I would truly recommend that you go STRICTLY to

breast!! Soy products, despite all their publicity, are NOT as good for you ( OR

YOUR CHILD) as as they would have you believe!! You can research this on the

inter-net. Yes, YOU need to watch what you put INTO your body as you are

supplying that to your child! Mind you that your body will STEAL from ITSELF to

give your child the nutrients that are required.AGAIN, GOOD LUCK!!G.

Hannatwinkieha2@.... USE THE COCONUT OIL!! IT REALLY HELPS!!--- On

Mon 07/31, Stuck & lt; Sstuck@... & gt; wrote:From:

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