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why was it offending for someone to ask where you were from. she probably

just wanted to help. how can you say now that USA is a great nation when

you just said that it was the most corrupt nation. you hardly ever make any

sense, no offense.

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From: " " <juancarloscruz@...>

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Subject: apologies

Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2002 15:01:51 +0000

HELLO: Sorry i was just a little dissapointed because Peaches14845@...

asked me where i am from, sorry i didn't mean to answer like that. I really

love the United States and i think it is a great nation that has endured

despite many problems in history, i like all greatness ;-)

Cruz

" This is my mistake, let me make it good I raised the wall, and I will be

the one to knock it down " -rem

PS: I am from Dominican Republic, caribbean

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Subject: Re: (unknown)

Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2002 12:45:19 -0000

OH...........I see, your Excellence.

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> Hello, thank God I am not from United States of America, the most

obese and

> corrupted nation of the world.

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> From: Peaches14845@a...

> Reply-hypothyroidism@y...

> hypothyroidism@y...

> Subject: Re: (unknown)

> Date: Fri, 16 Aug 2002 12:24:21 EDT

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> where are you from ???

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FIRST OF ALL, i aplogized.you need to fix your attitude

SECOND: you don't even know me how can u judge me?

" you hardly ever make any sense " <---u hardly know me, you are thinking like

Socrates (i'm right you're wrong) I know i am smarter than you (2 languages,

2 Bachelor degrees not floor cleaning) etc.

" how can you say now that USA is a great nation when you just said that it

was the most corrupt nation " <---because she asked me where i was from? That

question was out of the question and i took it as an insult/offense

If you know that the USA is a good nation and i say is bad, you don't have

to refill me with feedbacks and insults

" Growing up it all seems so one sided, opinions all provided, our future pre

decided, detached and subdivided in the mass production zone, nowhere is the

dreamer or the misfit so alone. Conform or be cast out " - Subdivisions,

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I know i am smarter than you (2 languages, 2 Bachelor degrees not floor

cleaning) etc.

, could you explain this? what do you mean 'not floor cleaning'?

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Hi, sorry but i think it is better for us to drop this subject and talk

about hypothyroidism, weight loss and dieting problems becasue i don't think

it's good for us to debate so much over this incident

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Subject: Re: apologies

Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2002 13:45:59 -0400

I know i am smarter than you (2 languages, 2 Bachelor degrees not floor

cleaning) etc.

, could you explain this? what do you mean 'not floor cleaning'?

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In a message dated 3/28/2003 2:47:44 PM Pacific Standard Time,

josape@... writes:

> Just been browsing the files section and spotted the shorthand section.

> Whoops!!! Thought LOL was 'lots of love' which we write a lot over here.

> Just thinking 'laughing out loud' must have looked weird after my more

> serious posts! Jo.d. Learnin' all the time.....

You are in good company, I thought it was something else entirely when I

first started in a group!

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Hi ,

Amazing what life likes to throw our way! You can only handle so much at one

time and I, for one, appreciate you letting us know that you're still

around, and that you're just occupied by other circumstances. I read the

posts often but don't have the time or energy sometimes to respond, due to

the fact of looking after an independent cerebral palsy brother, who just

had a hip replacement and elderly mother, who remains very independent but

fighting failing eyesight and (very) mild dimenia. Thank goodness my family

has grown but have remained at home to help me out and for a loving husband

that has been posted ashore. Yes, he's in the military, at least for another

year when he retires after 35 years of service. So like you, , I

count my blessings and as I read somewhere, God only gives you what you can

handle (though it seems like a huge amount at times!). , you

deserve to take time for yourself to recoupe and veg in front of the TV

sometimes. I hope your situation with your ex-husand works out for everyone.

Maybe with his recent surgery, he is starting to appreciate what you are

going through with your back. At least, there's hope anyway. As far as I'm

concerned, take all the time you need to deal with what you have right now,

just drop us a line or two once in a while to let us know how things are

going.

Llweyn in BC

Apologies

Dear Friends,

I want to apologize for being so out of touch. I will hope to be in

communication soon. I am trying to sell some manuscripts (still), and am

also dealing with a few unexpected situations in my immediate or " former "

family. Just for starters, as you might know, I separated from my spouse of

23 years in early 1998. I still need to finalize the divorce. A few weeks

ago he underwent emergency surgery for a life-threatening infection of a

diverticulum in his colon. He needs to go back in the hospital in a month

or so to have his colon " reattached. " Apparently he is back at work, but he

called our son at college last night with a few messages for me: (1) He had

used up his sick leave at the time of the last operation and is out one

paycheck; (2) the IRS has levied his bank account; (3) He can no longer make

his crucial regular Paypal transfers to me; (4) His lease is up for renewal,

but, rather than sign it, he feels it would be far preferable to move back

in with me as of June 1.

And that's just for starters.

Please forgive me, anyone to whom I owe a personal letter or promised one.

Also, I am so sorry not to have gotten a phone call from in Italy last

Thursday, as anticipated. There was no message on the machine when I got

home. I got home a little later than I expected, though, after a doctor's

appointment, and am hoping that our failure to " connect " was not my fault.

I must count my blessings, such as having a bottle of Rx Ativan on hand.

Also, finding wisdom and consolation from therapeutic television-viewing. I

will hope to write soon. " Never, never, never, never, never, never quit. "

(Winston Churchill)

As ever,

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Thank you so much, Llweyn, for your empathic and thoughtful reply. Your

mention of family responsibilities in your own life made me realize how much

I still do not know about what some of us are grappling with here at

" Feisty. " Yes, life can be overwhelming at times, but the camaraderie and

mutual support always make things look more surmountable.

35 years in the military, wow! -- I imagine you are facing some big changes

with retirement. My dad retired from the U.S. Army and went back to

teaching after 30 years -- a big change for all of us -- when I was 13 and

in a Risser cast and my older brother was fighting his first bout with

cancer. So I may have some sense of the kind of stress load you are dealing

with right now. My father was a geographer and always interested in seeing

still more of the world, so I can't say we settled down all that sedately

even after he retired from the peripatetic military life. At any rate, I

was born outside Washington, DC, moved to London (England) at age one,

and -- to fast-forward past some interesting intervening

scenarios--eventually graduated from high school in Fairbanks, Alaska.

It sounds as if you are yet another member of the " sandwich generation, "

probably with responsibilities to generations on either side of you. I'm

glad you feel your family is supportive and helpful with the caregiving or

home maintenance or whatever. I know about some of the things you must be

dealing with in the context of specific medical conditions affecting your

family. For instance, my mother died several years ago (surviving my dad by

many years), but had multi-infarct dementia for some years before her death.

" A woman is like a teabag. You never know how strong she is until she gets

into hot water. " (Eleanor Roosevelt)

On a lighter note, I'd like to make sure to share with everyone the past

week's " Heartwarming Sentiments and Inspirational Thoughts Gleaned from that

Wise Old Tutor, My Television " :

" Respect my body 'cause it's where you came from . . .

You gotta be a bad girl to be heard. . . "

-- ( ?) Soundtrack to [HBO-aired] movie, " Enough, " in which JL

foils the evil agenda of her two-timing, wife-beating husband by applying

herself to self-defense lessons from a consummate martial arts pro and gets

by with a little help from her friends and eventually, despite numerous hard

knocks and rotten misfortunes, ekes out for her precious little daughter and

herself a modicum of genuine happiness . . .The only real sour-note shocker

in this movie, IMnot-so-HO, is Noah Wylie as a sociopathic bad guy! Though

without losing his boyish charm and raffish good looks. (Do you see just

how far I have sunk at this low point in my hot-flash years? Oh, boy.

Well, at least I have not yet descended to romantic thoughts about beach

boys dressed up as doctors on the daytime soaps. You may now serenade me

with a chorus of " Here's to you Mrs. . . . " )

" What I learned from the Dalai Llama by way of Gere: Suffering is

merely a state of mind, like heterosexuality or the Middle West. "

-- Jack, on " Will & Grace "

[Commenting on a distasteful clip -- entailing debased values, decadent

amorality, etc.--from the same sitcom, Will & Grace] " I have seven

children. And let me tell you, I would rather have any one of my children

watch that clip from 'Will & Grace' than to leave them alone on the

Internet for 10 minutes. "

--upstanding middle-aged gentleman, didn't quite

catch his name or place his

face, in MSNBC " Hardball " forum entitled

" Culture in Crisis: Have We Lost

Our Way? "

Commenting on a recent high court decision vindicating a high school

student's choice of T shirt (his T-shirt advertised the characteristics or

virtues of the " Redneck " ): " My client is not a racist. He is just a young

man who has decided to seek happiness by living a more simple life. "

-- lawyer in CNN interview

Oh, yes, one more thing--for all you gals 'n' guys out there who may have

recently acquired a spinal " cage " gizmo packed with morphogenetic bone

protein -- you may have wealth and fortune hidden away in the vicinity of

what used to be your vertebra/vestigial disk tissue! My current fiscal

bear-market mentality notwithstanding, I did surf briefly to one of those

upbeat business-report programs, on which a happy Medtronic exec related

that their company is doing just GREAT in this recession. That's because we

Boomers continue to need more and more of their techno-toys, including

doodads for soothing our various coronary and diabetic conditions as well as

our crumbling spinal columns! He also mentioned that they are a good

company because they do not charge Medicaid or Medicare TOO much more for

their high-tech medical devices than they charge our private or group

insurance carriers. (Is that really what he said?) So now I am gonna stick

my foot in it -- and sound like some kind of simple-life simpleminded person

myself -- and say that this is why I do not think enlightened capitalism is

always QUITE as enlightened as it should be. Should there really be any

differential between the charges to government and private payers

respectively? Do medical supply companies get away with this kind of thing

in, say, Canada?

But alas, I must now toddle back to the vicissitudes of real life. Ciao for

the time being, and take care of your precious selves, my blessed and

ever-feisty friends.

Apologies

Dear Friends,

I want to apologize for being so out of touch. I will hope to be in

communication soon. I am trying to sell some manuscripts (still), and am

also dealing with a few unexpected situations in my immediate or " former "

family. Just for starters, as you might know, I separated from my spouse of

23 years in early 1998. I still need to finalize the divorce. A few weeks

ago he underwent emergency surgery for a life-threatening infection of a

diverticulum in his colon. He needs to go back in the hospital in a month

or so to have his colon " reattached. " Apparently he is back at work, but he

called our son at college last night with a few messages for me: (1) He had

used up his sick leave at the time of the last operation and is out one

paycheck; (2) the IRS has levied his bank account; (3) He can no longer make

his crucial regular Paypal transfers to me; (4) His lease is up for renewal,

but, rather than sign it, he feels it would be far preferable to move back

in with me as of June 1.

And that's just for starters.

Please forgive me, anyone to whom I owe a personal letter or promised one.

Also, I am so sorry not to have gotten a phone call from in Italy last

Thursday, as anticipated. There was no message on the machine when I got

home. I got home a little later than I expected, though, after a doctor's

appointment, and am hoping that our failure to " connect " was not my fault.

I must count my blessings, such as having a bottle of Rx Ativan on hand.

Also, finding wisdom and consolation from therapeutic television-viewing. I

will hope to write soon. " Never, never, never, never, never, never quit. "

(Winston Churchill)

As ever,

Support for scoliosis-surgery veterans with Harrington Rod Malalignment

Syndrome. Not medical advice. Group does not control ads or endorse any

advertised products.

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, you were forgiven the minute it happened. :o) You know the Hoggan

Family loves you and the bros. ;o)

Many people do not understand fibromyalgia. Think of someone with arthritis,

when the joints are in pain all of the time. Fibro is very similar, but it also

attacks the muscles and tendons. I have been accused of being drunk (the

closest I ever came was drinking coca-cola or hot chocolate....tee hee), and

also accused of being high on drugs. Well, I have always wondered if my

estrogen did that to me.LOL

So, please don't have a another thought about your comment. I knew you probably

did not understand, and that's okay.

With respect, Debi Hoggan

Bradford <dbradfor@...> wrote:

I would like to apologize to Debbie Hoggan for my insensitive remarks. I

don't know what happened to my sensibilities yesterday. Please forgive me.

-Dave

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Wow! How warm of you Debi! I just experienced a similar forgiveness

from someone that I made some off-handed comments to... and it's quite a

lesson to feel. The sincerity of your grace is impressive as was the

forgiveness shown to me. I need to (and will) learn from your email

myself. ...although with my thick skull it may take more practice.

Best regards,

Matt

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> , you were forgiven the minute it happened. :o) You know the Hoggan

Family loves you and the bros. ;o)

> Many people do not understand fibromyalgia. Think of someone with

arthritis, when the joints are in pain all of the time. Fibro is very

similar, but it also attacks the muscles and tendons. I have been accused

of being drunk (the closest I ever came was drinking coca-cola or hot

chocolate....tee hee), and also accused of being high on drugs. Well, I

have always wondered if my estrogen did that to me.LOL

> So, please don't have a another thought about your comment. I knew you

probably did not understand, and that's okay.

> With respect, Debi Hoggan

>

> Bradford <dbradfor@...> wrote:

> I would like to apologize to Debbie Hoggan for my insensitive remarks. I

> don't know what happened to my sensibilities yesterday. Please forgive me.

>

> -Dave

>

>

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Matt, I thank you for your sincere email. I have always believed " it is best to

forgive and love, than be angry and lost. " is an incredible man, and I

knew I had nothing to forgive. As you, the Bradford brothers are both loved and

admired by the Hoggan family here in Utah.

Warmest of wishes, Debi Hoggan

Matt Roloff <mroloff@...> wrote:

Wow! How warm of you Debi! I just experienced a similar forgiveness

from someone that I made some off-handed comments to... and it's quite a

lesson to feel. The sincerity of your grace is impressive as was the

forgiveness shown to me. I need to (and will) learn from your email

myself. ...although with my thick skull it may take more practice.

Best regards,

Matt

Re: Apologies

> , you were forgiven the minute it happened. :o) You know the Hoggan

Family loves you and the bros. ;o)

> Many people do not understand fibromyalgia. Think of someone with

arthritis, when the joints are in pain all of the time. Fibro is very

similar, but it also attacks the muscles and tendons. I have been accused

of being drunk (the closest I ever came was drinking coca-cola or hot

chocolate....tee hee), and also accused of being high on drugs. Well, I

have always wondered if my estrogen did that to me.LOL

> So, please don't have a another thought about your comment. I knew you

probably did not understand, and that's okay.

> With respect, Debi Hoggan

>

> Bradford wrote:

> I would like to apologize to Debbie Hoggan for my insensitive remarks. I

> don't know what happened to my sensibilities yesterday. Please forgive me.

>

> -Dave

>

>

>

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I personally accept your non-apoligy...spoken as a member of district 12...

lovies,

Willow

Bylaw Issue

List and District 12 Members:

Aside from the personal nature of Rob Haines' post, I would like to

point out that - if his post was in an official capacity as a

district director - he violated Article X Section 5G of the LPA

Bylaws.

This section is as follows:

" All District Directors are limited to activities within the

boundaries of their respective districts with respect to membership

and dues. "

I am a District 11 member and Rob Haines is the District 12 Director.

If Rob's post was strictly a personal issue, then his only violation

is one of professionalism and stupidity.

To the good members of California and Nevada - Is this how you want

to be represented at the National level? Enquiring minds want to

know. (Your election is Fall 2005 and could dramatically affect

LPA's future.)

Randy Bradford

P.S.

1. I forgot to pay the registration fee for D11's regional. (I did

not expect to be home at the time.) As soon as someone sends me an

address, I will mail a check.

2. I did not distribute the campaign flyers. I flew my own plane

and was picked up at the airport. My ride stopped to get the flyers

on our way back to the meeting.

3. Yes, my name is on the flyers as supporting the other candidate

slate. I offer no apologies for that.

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In a message dated 10/8/2004 2:01:23 PM Alaskan Daylight Time,

lisak70@... writes:

> Hi everyone,

>

> I know and I have carried our off topic discussions and humorous

> exchanges to the extreme and I apologize for that. I understand that people

> on the list are busy and don't have time for -- nor want to come home to --

> an inbox full of off-topic messages. Over the past month or two, I know I've

> also gotten carried away with the number of e-mail messages I send to the

> list in one day. In the future, I will put several e-mail messages into one

> in order to minimize list traffic.

>

> Please accept my apologies.

>

>

>

, seems like it would be fine for you and to carry on off list

privately with your friendly chatter.. you two seem to have so much fun! Just

because it isn't appropriate for the list doesn't mean you can't find a way to

do it.

Pam

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Hi everyone,

Ok, I cant let this slide by. I cant let take the fall for

this. Yes, I let her do it when I should have warned her. Well I did

finally talk her out of the madness so the list can relax now, its

back to business.

(its raining and I think it shorted my CI which as you all know, can

cause unpredictable results. <snickers>)

*---* *---* *---* *---* *---*

If you come to a fork in the road, take it.

--Yogi Berra

& Gimlet (Guide Dawggie)

Portland, Oregon

N24C 3G 8/2000 Hookup

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, I wouldn't worry about it. people know how to use the delete button

...

I think there love affair is going one !!!! Hahahahaha

Pearson

PS: I hope you know I'm just kidding.

-- Apologies

Hi everyone,

I know and I have carried our off topic discussions and humorous

exchanges to the extreme and I apologize for that. I understand that people

on the list are busy and don't have time for -- nor want to come home to --

an inbox full of off-topic messages. Over the past month or two, I know I've

also gotten carried away with the number of e-mail messages I send to the

list in one day. In the future, I will put several e-mail messages into one

in order to minimize list traffic.

Please accept my apologies.

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Hi ,

I know you're kidding. In fact, I'm laughing right along with you! LOL! In

the meantime, I'll keep working on . (He'll warm up to me eventually.)

Hehehehehe.

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,

I haven't been following the posts for the past couple of weeks, but yours

caught my eye.

It is completely understandable that you are confused about what approach to

take in treating Lyme. Believe me, I was there as well. With my whole

family being ill for five years, I was the one who took care of them as well as

dealing with my own chronic third stage Lyme. Those were tough years,

especially

my daughter having been on I.V. about five times and in a wheelchair,

graduating to crutches and then a pediatric walker, my son walking with a limp

and

exhibiting bazarre behavior and sleeping 19 hours at a time, and both missing

years of school. My husband's Lyme encephalitis was no joke either, and of

course there was barely time for me to tend to my own health as the mom is the

one

who takes care of the whole crew. My Bells Palsy, short-term memory loss,

chronic fatigue, joint swelling and sleep disorder was treated along with

everyone else with arsenals of antibiotics both intravenous and oral, steroids

and

antidepressants. With all of this and teams of top notch Lyme specialists, we

just became sicker and sicker.

Then my friend introduced me to Sunrider herbal food and it became a gradual

uphill battle towards improved health and wellness. I had to change from

medical mode and illness thinking to holistic mode and wellness thinking. It

wasn't easy, but I did it and taught my family how to do it as well. The herbs

gave us the proper fuel to go about our daily routines. It's like putting the

proper gasoline in a car to make it run well, and making sure that the car is

maintained properly. The great thing is there is no guesswork because Dr.

Chen does everything for us and has the expertise from his knowledge of ancient

Chinese herbalists. His wife, however is a western medical doctor so there is

that balance. I still go to the doctor to get a checkup to see if my

pressure is good, and that my bloodwork is within normal range, and if it's not,

I

fix it myself. I no longer take pressure meds, and my blood pressure this week

was 107/70. I am going to be 54 years old next week. I lost 40 lbs by

cutting out white flour, white potatoes, refined sugar and follow a combination

of

the Sunrider Vitalite diet plan and Weight Watchers. I exercise almost every

day as well for at least 30 minutes. I've been doing this for 10 years and

have been Lyme antibiotic free for that length of time. The antibiotics are a

temporary fix, but ultimately they are just adding to the yeast overgrowth and

reek havoc on our immune system. If you dissect the work antibiotic,

anti=against and biotic=life. It makes no sense to take a pill that means

against

life. Sunrider products have probiotics and that definition is

self-explanatory.

If you don't want to start with a regimen such as Sunrider, nutritionally you

can do a lot.

Get a good electric juicer and start juicing fresh vegetables, carrots, beets

and apples.

Cut out refined sugar and yeast products, red meat. Wash your produce in a

good fruit and veg rinse. I get mine from Sunrider and its very economical,

very effective and kills off samenella and ecoli. Also take lots of

acidophilus to balance out the good bacteria in your colin. I use Sunrider's

Vitadophilus because each grain is coated with apple pectin and it gets right to

the

small intestine without being killed off in the stomach acids. Watch comedies

on TV and rent lots of musicals and comedy videos and look in the mirror every

day and smile at yourself for several minutes several times a day. Start to

meditate on a regular basis, and start slow, but exercise and flood your

system with spring water. If you need more info about the Sunrider, which got us

well, you know you can contact me. Hope this helps turn you around to a

holistic approach.

Sue Rauch

Herbal Food Advisor

Sunrider International

www.my.sunrider.com/susanrauch

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Hi ,

Don't be so hard on yourself. All of us lymies know what it feels like

to be logical some of the time and are out to lunch some other times.

That is part of the comraderie of lyme. We all need to be gentle on

each other AND ON OURSELVES!! It is clear you always had everyone's

best interest at heart.

You need to find some doctor whom you have confidence in. Do you have

confidence in the wholistic doctor you are talking about. Can you find

some lymies that live in your area that have had success with him or

her. If that person seems to be the doc you trust, that would be the

best thing to help you sort out which combination of vitamins,

supplements, prescriptions and antibiotics are best for you. My MD

works with me on a combination of things and helps me understand what

works and why. I wish the same kind of doc for you.

Wish you all the best.

Cactus

>

> I am stating an apologie for my posts about wholistics meds for the

> past two weeks,I was not trying to bash the wholistic approach. I feel

> that I get very confused when it comes to the differant approaches. I

> now feel that after bieng off antibiotics for 3 weeks I feel alot

> better off them then on. I was also very insensitive to the issue and

> as you can probably guess is lyme related.I am slowly going to try a

> wellness campaign to try and address the nutritional needs of my

> body.I sometimes get confused about what to actually do! I have heard

> about sunrider and its owner and standard process using bovine parts

> and the list goes on. I guess a I am asking what has worked in the

> past and what the board thinks is a good wholisitic approach. by the

> way I asked my wholisitc dr who is a teacher and is very reputable and

> he says that they can cure lyme with out antibiotics. I guess what I

> am saying is that I am very unknowlegable about wholistic in the first

> place..

> eric

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--,

I think that you have been very good at taking the time to send me

messages when I ask questions.

You know a lot about this illness and we are all looking for

answers. You took the time to let me know your opinon, I appreciate

that greatly.

We have to play Dr for ourselves and this is very frustrating and

especially I think when we have lyme brain. It makes me feel

important when someone takes the time to answer my messages and you

have been very good at that.

I am going to see a LLD and after I find what they think the

progression of my illness is then I will try to make a decision on

treatment.

I have these things in mind. One of the Rife machines, the Mannatch,

and then there is some type of metabolic test my MD keeps mentioning

called Neuti spect. I think it tells you what your body needs.

As far as suppliments there is a real good lab that is state of art

called Spectra Cell. You get a kit and have the blood drawn and they

have a courier pick it up. IT is the only lab like this they grow

your white blood cells. It is covered by insurance and medicare.

I appreciate any information you uncover on your quest for wellness.

God Bless,

SAndy

- In , " eric_s11050 " <eric_s11050@y...> wrote:

>

> I am stating an apologie for my posts about wholistics meds for the

> past two weeks,I was not trying to bash the wholistic approach. I

feel

> that I get very confused when it comes to the differant approaches.

I

> now feel that after bieng off antibiotics for 3 weeks I feel alot

> better off them then on. I was also very insensitive to the issue

and

> as you can probably guess is lyme related.I am slowly going to try a

> wellness campaign to try and address the nutritional needs of my

> body.I sometimes get confused about what to actually do! I have

heard

> about sunrider and its owner and standard process using bovine parts

> and the list goes on. I guess a I am asking what has worked in the

> past and what the board thinks is a good wholisitic approach. by the

> way I asked my wholisitc dr who is a teacher and is very reputable

and

> he says that they can cure lyme with out antibiotics. I guess what I

> am saying is that I am very unknowlegable about wholistic in the

first

> place..

> eric

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Hello contents of my address book!

It would appear that my email has been hacked into! Apologies for any junk mail

you may have received from me (or not me as is the case!).

Hopefully all is sorted now but if you do receive anything odd from me in the

future I would be grateful if you could let me know.

Thanks,

Helen

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Hi Helen

Just a quick note for you. When sending out mails to more than one person it is

a good idea to use the BCC. That way all addresses are hidden. The people that

you have addressed this mail to are now visible to anyone that can read you

mail.

Also if you forward any mails it is a good idea to remove any addresses that are

visible.

Regards

Lesley

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