Hello Everyone

[Guest guest]

Dear :

My husband was diagnosed with colon cancer in November 2003. He had

surgery and had 14 inches of his colon removed (this happened all in

4 days and our heads were spinning). He was termed late stage 3.

This meant that the cancer was in the lymph system. I was at work on

a slow Friday and found the book (The Cure for all Advanced Cancer " ).

I believe it was published in 2002. I would suggest going to your

local library and seeing if you can check it out for free. It shows

MRI's with real hospitals and patients names and actual case

histories of all types of advanced cancer patients. Very interesting.

My poor husband tried the agressive chemo and couldn't take it

(extreme nausea, etc.) even with strong anti nausea drugs. He is now

on the standard chemo for his type of cancer (according to his

oncologist). Initially, it made him deathly ill also (two weeks) and

then he started a new drug (for him) Zofran. This has helped

dramatically (one week now). Yippee!

My husband is not remotely interested in trying any of the

suggestions in Dr. 's books. I am dismayed. They seem so

simply and so common-sense. I am now much more cautious and am

beginning to implement changes into our home. I have now read three

of her books...The Cure for all Advanced Cancer, Cure for all Cancer

and Cure for all Diseases. I got them at my local library for free.

I have read some of the information to my grandmother who surprised

me by being aware of several " treatments " for some of

the " ailments " . It turns out some of these foreign-sounding

treatments have been done through the ages, my grandmother remembered

on from when she was a little girl!

I suggest, go to the library, get your info. free (my library had to

order out and it took a couple of weeks). Read the books carefully

and take notes. Its easy for the most part to take basic advice from

Dr. to clean up our life and costs practically nothing, which

is about what we have after 10 days in the hospital, numerous days

recovering from surgery, tons of missed days of work due to surgery &

extreme nausea, $$$ on co-pay for presecriptions, etc. My feeling

is, our lives are worth it.

Best wishes on your future good health.

Rider

wife of Floyd

> June 18th I broke my arm. When I went to the VA to get it fixed

they

> insisted I have a physical exam. I told then to just fix my arm.

But

> they insisted and the next morning I had my physical exam and the

> Doctor noted blood in my stools. (I had to wait for 5 weeks to get

my

> arm fixed). During that time I asked the VA what they were going

to

> do for my blood in my stools. They said nothing. I am 50 years old.

>

> So I went to a small urgent care facility and the doctor refereed

me

> to a color scope center. The scope and pathology showed three

> cancerous nodes. So I quit my job. (No benefits) and moved to

> Missouri to be with my girl friend and to have cancer surgery at

> Kansas Medical Center. It went fine but was told I need to do

> chemotherapy now.

>

> I was offered a job in New Orleans and so I mover there and

contacted

> an oncologist. He pressed for this new extreme chemotherapy. I

> declined in favor of the old 5FU. He wanted me to start that same

> afternoon. I started the next morning. As I was setting they're

> receiving the chemotherapy. I just knew in my heart of hearts that

> this was wrong for me. That is not any kind of judgment toward

> anyone lest. It was just not for me.

>

> So I started looking for a natural Doctor and researching natural

> methods. I hound a natural Doctor Kashi Rai here in New Orleans.

> November 11th, 2003 my oncologist pronounced me cancer free based

on

> the CEA of 1.4. Kashi ran me through every test know to man. Hair

> analysis, stool analysis, 22 vials of blood for test and a PET

scan.

> Dec 10th the PET scan found cancer in my abdominal area and the

next

> week a bone scan found bone cancer in three places.

>

> Turn out the CEA only check three kinds of cancer. Breast, colon

and

> one other. So be careful with this test.

>

> I am on a highly supplemented daily routine. High Vitamin C, folic

> acid and etc like 50 pills a day. I also do cottage cheese &

> flaxseedoil every day. I read " permanent Remissions " and am

> replacing my meat with soy. I read the " Wrinkle Cure " and am

taking

> there high anti oxidant pills. I do not like vegetables so I

started

> juicing to get proper enzymes and vitamins from juice.

>

> However, I still do not sense that things are improving for me and

I

> am looking at Hulda 's book " A Cure for All Diseases " . Having

a

> background in electronic and having worked in a hospital I do not

> know what to believe on this one.

>

> So I am looking for some feedback from real people who has used

this

> method to achieve real success. If you benefit in any way from the

> sale or distribution of her books or equipment do not contact me.

> There is so much fraud and deception on the net. All I can say I

hope

> people realize what GOD is going to say to then the have to admit

> that they sent there life cheating the poor and sick of this world……

>

> Other than that I need some feedback from real people.

>

> Very Respectfully Submitted,

>

>

> _w_martin@h...

[Guest guest]

Hello , I saved your email because at the time that you wrote it I had just

started Dr. 's 21-Day program and I wanted to be able to send you positive

feedback from a real person.

I was diagnosed with breast cancer about three months ago. I did have surgery

to remove the lumps but was later told that both remaining cells in both my

breast and my lymph nodes had tested positive.

I immediately started the 21-day program. I completed it in January and have

been on a modified version since then, taking smaller doses of supplements and

trying to be careful about what I eat and am exposed to.

I scheduled several tests after the program was done, and I am happy to report

to you that all of them were good! All of my scans were completely clear - no

additional tumors, and my blood tests all came back looking good. In addition I

just had a saliva test done and while there are still toxins that I need to

clear up no trace of cancer was found. But there were many toxins that had been

removed - I tested negative for all malonates, all dyes, all bacteria, all mold,

as well as cobalt, vanadium, xylene and freon which had all previously been in

my system.

I plan to do a follow-up saliva test in about a month and I will have a

follow-up sonogram in May. But I did want to let you know that the program

worked for me. It was not easy to do but it is worth it.

Best of luck to you,

Karyn

<_W_@...> wrote:

June 18th I broke my arm. When I went to the VA to get it fixed they

insisted I have a physical exam. I told then to just fix my arm. But

they insisted and the next morning I had my physical exam and the

Doctor noted blood in my stools. (I had to wait for 5 weeks to get my

arm fixed). During that time I asked the VA what they were going to

do for my blood in my stools. They said nothing. I am 50 years old.

So I went to a small urgent care facility and the doctor refereed me

to a color scope center. The scope and pathology showed three

cancerous nodes. So I quit my job. (No benefits) and moved to

Missouri to be with my girl friend and to have cancer surgery at

Kansas Medical Center. It went fine but was told I need to do

chemotherapy now.

I was offered a job in New Orleans and so I mover there and contacted

an oncologist. He pressed for this new extreme chemotherapy. I

declined in favor of the old 5FU. He wanted me to start that same

afternoon. I started the next morning. As I was setting they're

receiving the chemotherapy. I just knew in my heart of hearts that

this was wrong for me. That is not any kind of judgment toward

anyone lest. It was just not for me.

So I started looking for a natural Doctor and researching natural

methods. I hound a natural Doctor Kashi Rai here in New Orleans.

November 11th, 2003 my oncologist pronounced me cancer free based on

the CEA of 1.4. Kashi ran me through every test know to man. Hair

analysis, stool analysis, 22 vials of blood for test and a PET scan.

Dec 10th the PET scan found cancer in my abdominal area and the next

week a bone scan found bone cancer in three places.

Turn out the CEA only check three kinds of cancer. Breast, colon and

one other. So be careful with this test.

I am on a highly supplemented daily routine. High Vitamin C, folic

acid and etc like 50 pills a day. I also do cottage cheese &

flaxseedoil every day. I read " permanent Remissions " and am

replacing my meat with soy. I read the " Wrinkle Cure " and am taking

there high anti oxidant pills. I do not like vegetables so I started

juicing to get proper enzymes and vitamins from juice.

However, I still do not sense that things are improving for me and I

am looking at Hulda 's book " A Cure for All Diseases " . Having a

background in electronic and having worked in a hospital I do not

know what to believe on this one.

So I am looking for some feedback from real people who has used this

method to achieve real success. If you benefit in any way from the

sale or distribution of her books or equipment do not contact me.

There is so much fraud and deception on the net. All I can say I hope

people realize what GOD is going to say to then the have to admit

that they sent there life cheating the poor and sick of this world……

Other than that I need some feedback from real people.

Very Respectfully Submitted,

_w_martin@...

[Guest guest]

Hi, Karyn,

Congratulations. Can you please tell me where you got your saliva test

done. My mom is having some immune problems, and I would like to get

her a saliva test to show her what is in there, especially after reading

the article sent by Dr. Crandall today. Hopefully, I'll be able to help

her.

Thanks,

Doyon

Karyn Witzel wrote:

>I plan to do a follow-up saliva test in about a month and I will have a

follow-up sonogram in May. But I did want to let you know that the program

worked for me. It was not easy to do but it is worth it.

>

>Best of luck to you,

>

>Karyn

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

CONGRATULATIONS KARYN!

I'm so glad you have had such great success! Please be sure to post in

the testimonials groups too!

Life is good.

Diane

Karyn Witzel wrote:

>Hello , I saved your email because at the time that you wrote it I had just

started Dr. 's 21-Day program and I wanted to be able to send you positive

feedback from a real person.

>

>I was diagnosed with breast cancer about three months ago. I did have surgery

to remove the lumps but was later told that both remaining cells in both my

breast and my lymph nodes had tested positive.

>

>I immediately started the 21-day program. I completed it in January and have

been on a modified version since then, taking smaller doses of supplements and

trying to be careful about what I eat and am exposed to.

>

>I scheduled several tests after the program was done, and I am happy to report

to you that all of them were good! All of my scans were completely clear - no

additional tumors, and my blood tests all came back looking good. In addition I

just had a saliva test done and while there are still toxins that I need to

clear up no trace of cancer was found. But there were many toxins that had been

removed - I tested negative for all malonates, all dyes, all bacteria, all mold,

as well as cobalt, vanadium, xylene and freon which had all previously been in

my system.

>

>I plan to do a follow-up saliva test in about a month and I will have a

follow-up sonogram in May. But I did want to let you know that the program

worked for me. It was not easy to do but it is worth it.

>

>Best of luck to you,

>

>Karyn

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I will, thanks!

Diane Mackey <dmackey00@...> wrote:CONGRATULATIONS KARYN!

I'm so glad you have had such great success! Please be sure to post in

the testimonials groups too!

Life is good.

Diane

Karyn Witzel wrote:

>Hello , I saved your email because at the time that you wrote it I had just

started Dr. 's 21-Day program and I wanted to be able to send you positive

feedback from a real person.

>

>I was diagnosed with breast cancer about three months ago. I did have surgery

to remove the lumps but was later told that both remaining cells in both my

breast and my lymph nodes had tested positive.

>

>I immediately started the 21-day program. I completed it in January and have

been on a modified version since then, taking smaller doses of supplements and

trying to be careful about what I eat and am exposed to.

>

>I scheduled several tests after the program was done, and I am happy to report

to you that all of them were good! All of my scans were completely clear - no

additional tumors, and my blood tests all came back looking good. In addition I

just had a saliva test done and while there are still toxins that I need to

clear up no trace of cancer was found. But there were many toxins that had been

removed - I tested negative for all malonates, all dyes, all bacteria, all mold,

as well as cobalt, vanadium, xylene and freon which had all previously been in

my system.

>

>I plan to do a follow-up saliva test in about a month and I will have a

follow-up sonogram in May. But I did want to let you know that the program

worked for me. It was not easy to do but it is worth it.

>

>Best of luck to you,

>

>Karyn

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Why would your mother be impressed after spending the money, especially since it

might not agree with her MD? Could your mom

make the call herself?

Leo

-----------------------------------------------------------

>

> >I plan to do a follow-up saliva test in about a month and I will have a

follow-up sonogram in May. But I did want to let you know

that the program worked for me. It was not easy to do but it is worth it.

> >

> >Best of luck to you,

> >

> >Karyn

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I don't really understand your comment. My mom is having immune

problems. She tested negative for Lupus and some other things. She is

willing to do the cleanses. I wanted to do a saliva test before she

starts the cleanses so that after the cleanses, she can test again to

see the improvement. So I don't really understand what you mean by why

would she be impressed after spending the money and could she make the

call herself?

lisa

regehr2001 wrote:

>Why would your mother be impressed after spending the money, especially since

it might not agree with her MD? Could your mom

>make the call herself?

>Leo

>--

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Karyn,

Thanks for your testimony it has been a real inspiration. I wish you the very

best.

Myers wakiza21@...

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Re: Hello everyone

> Hello , I saved your email because at the time that you wrote it I had

just started Dr. 's 21-Day program and I wanted to be able to send you

positive feedback from a real person.

>

> I was diagnosed with breast cancer about three months ago. I did have surgery

to remove the lumps but was later told that both remaining cells in both my

breast and my lymph nodes had tested positive.

>

> I immediately started the 21-day program. I completed it in January and have

been on a modified version since then, taking smaller doses of supplements and

trying to be careful about what I eat and am exposed to.

>

> I scheduled several tests after the program was done, and I am happy to report

to you that all of them were good! All of my scans were completely clear - no

additional tumors, and my blood tests all came back looking good. In addition I

just had a saliva test done and while there are still toxins that I need to

clear up no trace of cancer was found. But there were many toxins that had been

removed - I tested negative for all malonates, all dyes, all bacteria, all mold,

as well as cobalt, vanadium, xylene and freon which had all previously been in

my system.

>

> I plan to do a follow-up saliva test in about a month and I will have a

follow-up sonogram in May. But I did want to let you know that the program

worked for me. It was not easy to do but it is worth it.

>

> Best of luck to you,

>

> Karyn

>

>

> <_W_@...> wrote:

> June 18th I broke my arm. When I went to the VA to get it fixed they

> insisted I have a physical exam. I told then to just fix my arm. But

> they insisted and the next morning I had my physical exam and the

> Doctor noted blood in my stools. (I had to wait for 5 weeks to get my

> arm fixed). During that time I asked the VA what they were going to

> do for my blood in my stools. They said nothing. I am 50 years old.

>

> So I went to a small urgent care facility and the doctor refereed me

> to a color scope center. The scope and pathology showed three

> cancerous nodes. So I quit my job. (No benefits) and moved to

> Missouri to be with my girl friend and to have cancer surgery at

> Kansas Medical Center. It went fine but was told I need to do

> chemotherapy now.

>

> I was offered a job in New Orleans and so I mover there and contacted

> an oncologist. He pressed for this new extreme chemotherapy. I

> declined in favor of the old 5FU. He wanted me to start that same

> afternoon. I started the next morning. As I was setting they're

> receiving the chemotherapy. I just knew in my heart of hearts that

> this was wrong for me. That is not any kind of judgment toward

> anyone lest. It was just not for me.

>

> So I started looking for a natural Doctor and researching natural

> methods. I hound a natural Doctor Kashi Rai here in New Orleans.

> November 11th, 2003 my oncologist pronounced me cancer free based on

> the CEA of 1.4. Kashi ran me through every test know to man. Hair

> analysis, stool analysis, 22 vials of blood for test and a PET scan.

> Dec 10th the PET scan found cancer in my abdominal area and the next

> week a bone scan found bone cancer in three places.

>

> Turn out the CEA only check three kinds of cancer. Breast, colon and

> one other. So be careful with this test.

>

> I am on a highly supplemented daily routine. High Vitamin C, folic

> acid and etc like 50 pills a day. I also do cottage cheese &

> flaxseedoil every day. I read " permanent Remissions " and am

> replacing my meat with soy. I read the " Wrinkle Cure " and am taking

> there high anti oxidant pills. I do not like vegetables so I started

> juicing to get proper enzymes and vitamins from juice.

>

> However, I still do not sense that things are improving for me and I

> am looking at Hulda 's book " A Cure for All Diseases " . Having a

> background in electronic and having worked in a hospital I do not

> know what to believe on this one.

>

> So I am looking for some feedback from real people who has used this

> method to achieve real success. If you benefit in any way from the

> sale or distribution of her books or equipment do not contact me.

> There is so much fraud and deception on the net. All I can say I hope

> people realize what GOD is going to say to then the have to admit

> that they sent there life cheating the poor and sick of this world..

>

> Other than that I need some feedback from real people.

>

> Very Respectfully Submitted,

>

>

> _w_martin@...

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Having immune problems is too vague to guide a tester. And there are

dozens of tests that can be done on saliva. Have you read through

's book Cure for All Diseases?

Leo

------------------------

>

> >Why would your mother be impressed after spending the money,

especially since it might not agree with her MD? Could your mom

> >make the call herself?

> >Leo

> >--

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Duh, I've been on this list for almost two years now. My dad had a

saliva test, and we didn't tell them anything specific. He just sent in

the saliva, and it came back telling him what parasites and toxins,

metals that were in his body. But the store.com doesn't sell

them anymore so I'm trying to find someone else who does that kind of

testing.

regehr2001 wrote:

>Having immune problems is too vague to guide a tester. And there are

>dozens of tests that can be done on saliva. Have you read through

>'s book Cure for All Diseases?

>Leo

>------------------------

>-

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

How much did the test cost? Did they tell him which organs had the pollutants

and pathogens?

Leo

-------------------------------------

>

> >Having immune problems is too vague to guide a tester. And there are

> >dozens of tests that can be done on saliva. Have you read through

> >'s book Cure for All Diseases?

> >Leo

> >------------------------

> >-

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Unfortunately, it was last year, and I have no memory of the price. It

seems like it wasn't more than a hundred dollars. But I could be wrong.

He bought two tests from them, one for before and one for after, and

then couldn't use the after test because they weren't doing it anymore,

so the refunded the money. But I'm sure that if it was too much, he

wouldn't have bought two up front.

He had an overall testing done. It was not organ specific. For extra

money, you could do organ specific. I wanted to do overall instead of

organ specific, because I was looking for the overall picture of what

was in his body. If he had mercury in his brain but not in his

prostate, and I had them test the prostate, then I wouldn't know that he

had mercury somewhere in his body. So I decided to do the general

first, and then if desired, get specfic.

I think I'll call the store.com and ask them if they can tell me

who they used. Maybe they're still doing the testing just not through

the website. But if anyone else knows of any please let me know. Or I

guess I can get my syncrometer and video out and try again to get the

sound differentiation. But I really don't have the time.

regehr2001 wrote:

>How much did the test cost? Did they tell him which organs had the pollutants

and pathogens?

>Leo

>-

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, , I wish the same for you. I also joined this list for the same

reason as you - to get testimony from real people. It was helpful not only for

my own recovery but it made it easier to be able to tell friends that were

concerned about the route I was taking about the many people out there that have

used these methods successfully.

Please let me know how you are doing.

Karyn

<wakiza21@...> wrote:

Hi Karyn,

Thanks for your testimony it has been a real inspiration. I wish you the very

best.

Myers wakiza21@...

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Re: Hello everyone

> Hello , I saved your email because at the time that you wrote it I had

just started Dr. 's 21-Day program and I wanted to be able to send you

positive feedback from a real person.

>

> I was diagnosed with breast cancer about three months ago. I did have surgery

to remove the lumps but was later told that both remaining cells in both my

breast and my lymph nodes had tested positive.

>

> I immediately started the 21-day program. I completed it in January and have

been on a modified version since then, taking smaller doses of supplements and

trying to be careful about what I eat and am exposed to.

>

> I scheduled several tests after the program was done, and I am happy to report

to you that all of them were good! All of my scans were completely clear - no

additional tumors, and my blood tests all came back looking good. In addition I

just had a saliva test done and while there are still toxins that I need to

clear up no trace of cancer was found. But there were many toxins that had been

removed - I tested negative for all malonates, all dyes, all bacteria, all mold,

as well as cobalt, vanadium, xylene and freon which had all previously been in

my system.

>

> I plan to do a follow-up saliva test in about a month and I will have a

follow-up sonogram in May. But I did want to let you know that the program

worked for me. It was not easy to do but it is worth it.

>

> Best of luck to you,

>

> Karyn

>

>

> <_W_@...> wrote:

> June 18th I broke my arm. When I went to the VA to get it fixed they

> insisted I have a physical exam. I told then to just fix my arm. But

> they insisted and the next morning I had my physical exam and the

> Doctor noted blood in my stools. (I had to wait for 5 weeks to get my

> arm fixed). During that time I asked the VA what they were going to

> do for my blood in my stools. They said nothing. I am 50 years old.

>

> So I went to a small urgent care facility and the doctor refereed me

> to a color scope center. The scope and pathology showed three

> cancerous nodes. So I quit my job. (No benefits) and moved to

> Missouri to be with my girl friend and to have cancer surgery at

> Kansas Medical Center. It went fine but was told I need to do

> chemotherapy now.

>

> I was offered a job in New Orleans and so I mover there and contacted

> an oncologist. He pressed for this new extreme chemotherapy. I

> declined in favor of the old 5FU. He wanted me to start that same

> afternoon. I started the next morning. As I was setting they're

> receiving the chemotherapy. I just knew in my heart of hearts that

> this was wrong for me. That is not any kind of judgment toward

> anyone lest. It was just not for me.

>

> So I started looking for a natural Doctor and researching natural

> methods. I hound a natural Doctor Kashi Rai here in New Orleans.

> November 11th, 2003 my oncologist pronounced me cancer free based on

> the CEA of 1.4. Kashi ran me through every test know to man. Hair

> analysis, stool analysis, 22 vials of blood for test and a PET scan.

> Dec 10th the PET scan found cancer in my abdominal area and the next

> week a bone scan found bone cancer in three places.

>

> Turn out the CEA only check three kinds of cancer. Breast, colon and

> one other. So be careful with this test.

>

> I am on a highly supplemented daily routine. High Vitamin C, folic

> acid and etc like 50 pills a day. I also do cottage cheese &

> flaxseedoil every day. I read " permanent Remissions " and am

> replacing my meat with soy. I read the " Wrinkle Cure " and am taking

> there high anti oxidant pills. I do not like vegetables so I started

> juicing to get proper enzymes and vitamins from juice.

>

> However, I still do not sense that things are improving for me and I

> am looking at Hulda 's book " A Cure for All Diseases " . Having a

> background in electronic and having worked in a hospital I do not

> know what to believe on this one.

>

> So I am looking for some feedback from real people who has used this

> method to achieve real success. If you benefit in any way from the

> sale or distribution of her books or equipment do not contact me.

> There is so much fraud and deception on the net. All I can say I hope

> people realize what GOD is going to say to then the have to admit

> that they sent there life cheating the poor and sick of this world..

>

> Other than that I need some feedback from real people.

>

> Very Respectfully Submitted,

>

>

> _w_martin@...

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Dr. B's guidelines say to always treat on a known tick bite. I would

take his guidelines to the dr. they can be found on www.igenex.com.

Keep a journal of every symptom she has. Let's hope and pray it was not

an infected tick.

hugs,

connie, MLDA

[Guest guest]

Hi Leonie,

Tetracyclines make one more susceptible to the sun. I know with Minocin and

believe it's true with all tetracyclines, not sure, hyperpigmentation is a

problem. Look at any description of the drug and its side effects and this

information will be included. Mayoclinic.com has a drug section, click on the

tab

at the top and follow the links to get the drug you want to read about. Very

helpful and informative.

Jill

[Guest guest]

I should have also added to my note that with too much sun, you might get a

rash.

[Guest guest]

Hi Leonie,

Minocin makes your skin more sun sensitive, hence you'll burn more easily.

Just use a good sunscreen and don't lie out baking for hours on end (which

no one should be doing any more anyway), and you should be fine. You'll

probably notice that even with a good sunscreen and limiting exposure, you

become tanned much quicker than you used to but it's not like you have to

hide inside afraid of having the sun hit you. I go out for a nice long walk

every day in bright sunshine in the summer, plus have taken numerous

vacation with my sons to southern climates where we're out in the sun all

day and I haven't had any problems but I am religious about using sunscreen.

Hugs

a

Hugs

a

rheumatic HELLO EVERYONE

> Hi everyone - can anyone tell me about the problem with going in the

sunshine whilst on AP? I havent heard about it before.... any advice would

be gratefully received..... Leonie

>

[Guest guest]

On 4/30/04 12:00 PM, " a Peden " <paula.peden@...> wrote:

> Minocin makes your skin more sun sensitive, hence you'll burn more easily.

> Just use a good sunscreen and don't lie out baking for hours on end

Also, wear sunglasses. This is also something everyone should do, but I have

read a few places that minocin may make you more prone to cataracts.

UV blocking sunglasses are a good safety measure for anyone who wants to

protect their vision, which like protecting your skin, should be all of us.

Jean

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

Welcome to our group. I’m sorry to hear about your PA and you are so young

to have to deal with all of this. Hopefully, by finding your disease early

they can prevent a lot of problems. This is a great group with lots of

smart people with great information. I’ve learned more from this group than

any doctor so far. It seems like doctors just don’t have the time anymore

to educate their patients on their disease, which makes you wonder what else

they don’t have the time for anymore. Either way I hope you find some

answers here and find a way to feel better. Take care, Fran

[ ] hello everyone

Hello all just wanted to say i just found the group and i think it is

great i have had psoriatic arthritis for almost 3 years now and it is

really hard to deal with i'm 24 years old and can not do alot of

think anymore well hope to talk with you all soon bye for now

wendy

A.K.A. malkavs_child_1

[Editor's Note: Hi, and welcome to the list. I hope the list

provides you all the support and information you need to get yourself on a

path towards health and happiness. Kathy F.]

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

The weirdest thing happened today. I got a check from the Social Security

administration for a large sum of money with no explanation. I can't figure

out what it represents and it only say on the check , soc security. I

applied for disability several months ago and this it what happened. I never

got

a letter in the mail before that I won the case. I also received in a

separate latter from SS today note on how to obtain a password for social

security. I guess this means I got it. Who knows!!!!! Did this happen to

anyone who was approved? I'm afraid to got excited since their was no

letter of how much monthly or anything.

Janet

[Guest guest]

Congradulations Janet, I hope!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dick

> Hi everyone,

>

>

> The weirdest thing happened today. I got a check from the Social

Security

> administration for a large sum of money with no explanation. I

can't figure

> out what it represents and it only say on the check , soc

security. I

> applied for disability several months ago and this it what

happened. I never got

> a letter in the mail before that I won the case. I also

received in a

> separate latter from SS today note on how to obtain a password

for social

> security. I guess this means I got it. Who knows!!!!! Did

this happen to

> anyone who was approved? I'm afraid to got excited since

their was no

> letter of how much monthly or anything.

> Janet

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Just wondering...did anyone answer the email about Gordon? Also, WELCOME to

new list members! (Va.)

[Guest guest]

Hi Janet,

What a way to find out you are accepted for disability LOL! I don't

blame you for being cautious.....sure hope it means they approved

you!!You may have set a group record for speed too..good going

Marti--

- In , fam24@a... wrote:

> Hi everyone,

>

>

> The weirdest thing happened today. I got a check from the Social

Security

> administration for a large sum of money with no explanation. I

can't figure

> out what it represents and it only say on the check , soc

security. I

> applied for disability several months ago and this it what

happened. I never got

> a letter in the mail before that I won the case. I also

received in a

> separate latter from SS today note on how to obtain a password

for social

> security. I guess this means I got it. Who knows!!!!! Did

this happen to

> anyone who was approved? I'm afraid to got excited since their

was no

> letter of how much monthly or anything.

> Janet

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I can't believe I would be that lucky. I am going to call my attorney

tomorrow and see what they think. I decided to file with the attorney from

the

beginning because they specialize in this and I figured they would know the

right way to file. I filed about 5 months ago. I never have luck like

this. I'll keep you posted.

Janet

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Wow, it seems as if your story is the same as mine. I suffered from

PA for years and years before getting dx'd. I went from doctor to

doctor trying to figure it out and finally I got a great rheumy. I

was dx'd at the age of 21. I'm now 25. Even though I was dx'd I felt

my life would be miserable, since I've gotten on meds to help with

the effects of the PA and things have improved greatly. My symptoms

of the psoriasis began at the age of 12, then about 15-16 I began

having actual joint pain and other complications of it. Anyway,

please feel free to email me at krhoden78 at . I look

forward to talking with you soon.

Keli

> Hello all just wanted to say i just found the group and i think it

is

> great i have had psoriatic arthritis for almost 3 years now and it

is

> really hard to deal with i'm 24 years old and can not do alot of

> think anymore well hope to talk with you all soon bye for now

>

> wendy

> A.K.A. malkavs_child_1

>

> [Editor's Note: Hi, and welcome to the list. I hope the

list provides you all the support and information you need to get

yourself on a path towards health and happiness. Kathy F.]