Guest guest Posted November 6, 1999 Report Share Posted November 6, 1999 are you taking prozac? That can cause a clotting problem Sharon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 7, 1999 Report Share Posted November 7, 1999 Ann, Did the Doctor hit/nick a blood vessel during the procedure? You should have had a pressure dressing applied and kept in place for a long time after. Just a thought. Barb - MI Re: [Lyme-aid] Digest Number 781 > From: " " <jeand@...> > > > > are you taking prozac? That can cause a clotting problem > > Sharon > > > Nope. Not taking anything ... no aspirin, no antibiotics, no nothing. (An > occasional Advil for headaches but that's it ... nothing in the amount that > would cause the clotting problems I am having.) I should have the lab > results back tomorrow. Will let you all know what happens. > > Ann (TX) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 7, 1999 Report Share Posted November 7, 1999 > are you taking prozac? That can cause a clotting problem > Sharon Nope. Not taking anything ... no aspirin, no antibiotics, no nothing. (An occasional Advil for headaches but that's it ... nothing in the amount that would cause the clotting problems I am having.) I should have the lab results back tomorrow. Will let you all know what happens. Ann (TX) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 7, 1999 Report Share Posted November 7, 1999 > Ann, > Did the Doctor hit/nick a blood vessel during the procedure? You should > have had a pressure dressing applied and kept in place for a long time > after. > > Just a thought. > > Barb - MI It's possible I suppose but the skin tag was sooooo tiny that it was just one little snip at the skin, not even a cut into the skin. Right now I'm more concerned about the liver function tests than I am the clotting problem. When the bleeding wouldn't stop he decided to do some bloodwork to find out what was going on. My SGOT and SGPT both came back *extremely* elevated so now we're waiting on more labs to be back tomorrow. He's checking for Hep A, B & C, along with doing a serum copper panel and something else. (Can't remember.) Thanks for the input!! Ann (TX) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2001 Report Share Posted April 21, 2001 Hi Everyone, Deep down inside we all know or have an Idea what healthy eating is. That is why we are here to encourage, motivate and remind each other to eat healthy. A while back I was eating raw fruits and veggies and juicing them, and then I went astray because I had fallen into temptation.  I saw a post about colon cleansing and today I had raw fruits and vegetables.  I always juice and eat raw fruits and vegetables, but this day was different for me since I didn't have any junk food or cooked food. I feel like someone blew oxygen and nitrogen me. I had raw green turnips; raw parsley, raw carrots, raw celery, raw collard greens and I also juiced all that stuff.  Like I said what made today different then my other days is that I didn't eat junk or cooked food. Why did I not stray from eating healthy today?  I did not stray away because of the encouragement that I had received from this group. I wanna thank everyone in this group. You guys are the best. Lets keep on encouraging each other. Btw I feel so good. You know how you feel when you get a buzz from alcohol? Well I got that same feeling but to a higher extent. Sorry I had to use that as an example. I didn't buy organic veggies and fruits I won't be buying that stuff until I can afford it. We have all been a victim when it comes to trying to improve our health. You will try anything and you will spend your last penny on a product just because someone says it will help or you think that it will help. The best things in life are free everyone. A person can grow his own veggies for free, but some of this stuff that’s out there won't do us any good. Don't get me wrong not everyone is trying to make a buck. Some people actually do care. I ran out of beets so I didn't have any of that today. We are all made of the same thing, so what can help one person can help another. Someone told me about homozon a while back and I tried it for myself. Once again I am so glad that you told me about homozon. Thanx everyone for the motivation.  Claude Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2001 Report Share Posted November 24, 2001 and Amy!! It is a peice of cake (any way for me it was!). You go to sleep and wake up feeling so much lighter!!! Think positive thoughts about how much better you will look and feel! Know that God is with you whenever you reach out to Him in faith! I had the tummy tuck, face/chin lift, my eyes and my arms done in May and June of this year. It was worth every penny! I'm going back for my thighs and tummy to be liposuctioned in March. I can't wait! Love, In Jesus, Betty Pappas Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2002 Report Share Posted June 28, 2002 HI, I have been a member of this board for many months, though I haven't posted in almost that long. I am writing in response to the mention of Pro EFA. My son, Spencer, is almost 3 yrs. old and was diagnosed as autistic at 17 months. We started every " accepted " therapy...speech, o.t., social, etc. and I did a ton of research (and still do, daily) about alternative treatments for him. That's how I found out about this board and the Nordic Naturals products. I stated Spencer on ProEFA and didn't really see any change that I could attribute to the product. In further research, I found a big chunk of research implicating Cod Liver Oil in opening the neuropathways to autistic kids and increasing their cognitive function, speech, etc. The protocol calls for the administration of bethanecol, a gastro drug after a period of loading with the " clo " . Spencer was almost completely non-verbal (3 unintelligible words) in mid December. We began giving him the Nordic Naturals CLO the very end of November. By the end of Feb., he had 150 spontaneous words (as documented in a word catalog completed by the UC San Diego longitudinal study for Autism Research. As I type today, there is not a single word or sound that he will not attempt to reproduce. Admittedly, his articulation still needs alot of work, but if you consider where ANY child would be who has only been verbalizing for less than 6 months, I think you would agree that this is not of great concern. The reason I am writing to you all now is because I recently became aware of another company-Equazen, in the UK, that manufactures EFA products. Apparently, their quality standards are extremely high, like Nordic Naturals. I e-mailed them directly and asked why I should buy their products instead of Nordic Naturals. The answer I got from the company is that Equazen also infuses organic EPO into their EFA products. The claim is that EPO is the major remedy for the brain and eye function impairment that is seen in kids with language and neurological issues. So, I welcome any info that you all may have about the products, the company, or EPO inparticular. I am writing only to tell you what I found out and am very interested in your experiences or personal knowledge on this subject. By the way, Spencer's cognitive functioning, motor skills, social awareness and participation and eye contact have increased so dramatically, that I really have parents and therapists who don't treat Spencer ask me what I am doing because they want to try it themselves. I have always said that I would never abandon the " standard " therapies, but that the nutritional interventions are what have made the biggest and most dramatic improvements in Spencer. Thanks for listening! Amber Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 24, 2002 Report Share Posted July 24, 2002 In a message dated 7/23/2002 9:08:08 PM Pacific Daylight Time, rivergal777@... writes: > I always feel EXTREMELY bloated in my feet and hands and face. > What am I doing wrong? > I do live in Arizona and it is 115 here, therefore, I am forced to drink > tons of water. > Anyone else experiencing this? Any words of advice? > , You need T3, IMO! Check out the 's Thyroid People. If you haven't had success with this medicine and are still gaining weight, you need to find someone to give you more medicine but the right type. And definitely with T3 in it! Look at www.wilsonsthyroidsyndrome.com. My bet is the info there could really help you! They have doctor's referral if you're in a place where you can employ another doc. Good luck and write back, in LA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 24, 2002 Report Share Posted July 24, 2002 Hi...I have been reading the posts on this panel for 5 weeks now since I visited my doctor and my TSH reading came back as a 42.3. The message she left on my voice mail was that I would be feeling like " night and day " in the next 4-5 weeks. Well...I can tell you that I don't feel any better....I have gained another 3 pounds, and I go to the gym 5 days a week doing 30 min. cardio, weight training, and have tried going back to kickboxing which two years ago I could attend 2 classes in a row....now I can't make it through one. I have lost my fiancé because I am so insecure about my weight (30 lb. weight-gain in a year and a half), and I am always tired. I have been on a strict eating plan for 3 weeks now (never ate BAD...but didn't eat GREAT)... so thought that might help. nope. I am only 32 and in the last year and a half I feel like I have been in a downward spiral! I have been on Levoxyl (white tablets...2 a day)....doesn't seem to help at all. I always feel EXTREMELY bloated in my feet and hands and face. What am I doing wrong? I do live in Arizona and it is 115 here, therefore, I am forced to drink tons of water. Anyone else experiencing this? Any words of advice? I went back today for more blood tests Digest Number 781 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 11, 2002 Report Share Posted September 11, 2002 , every time I key in the verification word, it says it didn't work! What is wrong? Thanks for any help you can provide! Randi hyperthyroidism wrote: > > There is 1 message in this issue. > > Topics in this digest: > > 1. RE: Digest Number 780 (verification) > From: <mshomon@...> > > ________________________________________________________________________ > ________________________________________________________________________ > > Message: 1 > Date: (unknown) > From: <mshomon@...> > Subject: RE: Digest Number 780 (verification) > > here, > > I'm protecting myself from receiving junk mail. > > Just this once, click the link below so I can receive your emails. > You won't have to do this again. > > http://spamarrest.com/a?80670200:997188 > > Spam Arrest - Take control of your inbox! > http://spamarrest.com > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > You are receiving this message in response to your email to > mshomon@..., a Spam Arrest customer. > > Spam Arrest requests that senders verify themselves before > their email is delivered. > > When you click the above link, you will be taken to a page > with a graphic on it. Simply read the word in the graphic, > type it into the form, and you're verified. > > You will only need to do this once per Spam Arrest customer. > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > [This message contained attachments] > > ________________________________________________________________________ > ________________________________________________________________________ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2004 Report Share Posted July 20, 2004 Hi , To some it is a major issue, to others it isn't. I've chimed in before after reading that some members can't sit for long times at the keyboard. For them, scrolling through stuff that doesn't apply anymore can be difficult. There is no (and never has been any) thought of being kicked off the board because messages were too long. That's not the way we operate (boo!) here. But since this is a rather unique audience, its a polite thing to avoid blindly replying without deleting the stuff that doesn't matter. Again, I'd put this issue in the " courtesy " catagory. The easiest way to do this is to left-click at the start of what you want to delete, scroll to the end of what you want to delete, and shift-left-click there. Now, a bunch of text is highlighted. Simply hit the backspace key. (The delete key works also.) I've been on one board that even enforced quoted parts of earlier messages to be four sentences or less. I never have and never will enforce such a ridiculous rule. > Is this really a major issue? > I can speak for myself in saying that I personally forget from time to time to delete previous messages. I wouldn't call that laziness, just slips my mind. I'm sorry if I annoyed anyone! > As I've heard someone state before, sometimes this group goes way off of the subject of why we are all here. I wouldn't want to jeopardize my membership to this board because it is very helpful but why the drama? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2004 Report Share Posted July 20, 2004 I receive each message as an email, and have no difficulty with the redundancy. In fact, I get piqued by the messages that give one no clue as to the message to which they are responding. Re: Digest Number 781 Is this really a major issue? I can speak for myself in saying that I personally forget from time to time to delete previous messages. I wouldn't call that laziness, just slips my mind. I'm sorry if I annoyed anyone! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2004 Report Share Posted July 20, 2004 Hi, everyone: If you don't like lots of email messages on a daily basis, and if the digest format annoys you (like it does me), another option is to read the messages directly at the Web site. I don't have any email delivered to me anymore -- I just visit the site during the day when it's convenient, and if I'm out of town for a while, well, I don't have a big pile of messages to read when I get back. Also, it's a lot easier to follow threads at (though not as good as it should be, and that's 's great drawback) than in email -- you can just click a link to review the original message, rather than scroll through hundreds of emails in your In box. That's just my $.02 on the topic. I haven't received Feisty as email in more than two years. Best, Elissa > I receive each message as an email, and have no difficulty with the redundancy. In fact, I get piqued by the messages that give one no clue as to the message to which they are responding. > Re: Digest Number 781 > > > Is this really a major issue? > I can speak for myself in saying that I personally forget from time to time to delete previous messages. I wouldn't call that laziness, just slips my mind. I'm sorry if I annoyed anyone! > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 21, 2004 Report Share Posted July 21, 2004 I tried that for awhile, but I couldn't manage to get to the site to read the messages very often--more than a month went by and I never did catch up. I like the digest because I can quickly scan the posts, but when the same post is repeated in its entirety four or five times in the digest, it gets to be a bit much. I work full time and go to school full time--the digest would be faster to read than clicking individual messages if it wasn't so hard to find the new messages. Sometimes, a reply is sent to a reply to a reply to a message and there are 4 old messages at the bottom of a post to wade through. A real threaded message board would be nice, but most of the free ones launch too much other crap when you visit them. The simplest solution would be for me to quit reading, but I am still trying to decide whether to have revision surgery or continue to wait and see, so I hate to quit reading. See the two messages below this? This is from replying to just one message at the site. It wouldn't be that hard to delete it and just mention what I am replying to at the beginning of the email (ie. I tried your suggestion of only reading messages at the site, elissa, . . .) > > I receive each message as an email, and have no difficulty with the > redundancy. In fact, I get piqued by the messages that give one no > clue as to the message to which they are responding. > > Re: Digest Number 781 > > > > > > Is this really a major issue? > > I can speak for myself in saying that I personally forget from > time to time to delete previous messages. I wouldn't call that > laziness, just slips my mind. I'm sorry if I annoyed anyone! > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 22, 2004 Report Share Posted July 22, 2004 Simone, offers a couple delivery options for the site traffic. You can either get individual emails, as you appear to have. Others choose to get a " digest " where up to 25 posts are grouped together. This option doesn't clutter the Inbox as much. One cannot simply scan and delete, though. > I am confused as to the problem, I do understand that it can be difficult to sit and read sometimes as I often have back ache and simply cannot sit at my computer and read all the stuff. > > However, I do have a laptop and I will use that when that problem occurs, but I read the first few lines if it doesnt concern me I delete > > It really isnt that hard! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 Hi, Elissa -- I agree that it is much easier to deal with groups by reading the mail onsite. Does this mean you are no longer receiving any posts to moderate? I am offline most of the time right now == need to reformat my hard drive at the least -- and am worried that maybe poor is handling the entire " mailbag " all by his lonesome! In which case, he deserves a medal. Otherwise, medals to both of you. I hope to be back soon. Best, (who also has numb, burning, freezing, cramping fingers in her writing hand, sometimes extending as high as the shoulder -- since four this morning -- someone please assure me this has NOTHING to do with scoliosis or spinal surgeries and send me an instant cure by return email . . . Thanks!) --- ekm1220 <elissajunk@...> wrote: --------------------------------- Hi, everyone: If you don't like lots of email messages on a daily basis, and if the digest format annoys you (like it does me), another option is to read the messages directly at the Web site. I don't have any email delivered to me anymore -- I just visit the site during the day when it's convenient, and if I'm out of town for a while, well, I don't have a big pile of messages to read when I get back. Also, it's a lot easier to follow threads at (though not as good as it should be, and that's 's great drawback) than in email -- you can just click a link to review the original message, rather than scroll through hundreds of emails in your In box. That's just my $.02 on the topic. I haven't received Feisty as email in more than two years. Best, Elissa > I receive each message as an email, and have no difficulty with the redundancy. In fact, I get piqued by the messages that give one no clue as to the message to which they are responding. > Re: Digest Number 781 > > > Is this really a major issue? > I can speak for myself in saying that I personally forget from time to time to delete previous messages. I wouldn't call that laziness, just slips my mind. I'm sorry if I annoyed anyone! > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Support for scoliosis-surgery veterans with Harrington Rod Malalignment Syndrome. Not medical advice. Group does not control ads or endorse any advertised products. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 Hi, : Welcome back! Sorry to hear about your computer problems. I hope they're getting worked out. Regarding moderating the group -- I just moderate it at the site, which is fast and easy. When I get to the top of the group, there's a warning message displayed that says messages are pending. I approve 'em, and that's that. I started approving posts when took a vacation, and now I just approve whatever is sitting in the queue when I show up. I figure between me and and you when you're around, it's getting updated at least once and usually several times daily. I stopped getting email delivery when I had my surgery last year, but I've found that I vastly prefer reading the group online. It doesn't clog my mail queue, there's a semblance of message threading so I can find earlier posts if I want to, and it means that I can read the group without having to launch my mail program when I'm trying to avoid doing my actual work. Anyway, of the many things to worry about, I don't think whether the posts are getting approved fast enough should make the list. At least, no one has complained yet. (I'm not fishing here. I'm just saying.) Elissa > > I receive each message as an email, and have no > difficulty with the > redundancy. In fact, I get piqued by the messages > that give one no > clue as to the message to which they are responding. > > Re: Digest Number 781 > > > > > > Is this really a major issue? > > I can speak for myself in saying that I personally > forget from > time to time to delete previous messages. I wouldn't > call that > laziness, just slips my mind. I'm sorry if I annoyed > anyone! > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > > > Support for scoliosis-surgery veterans with Harrington > Rod Malalignment Syndrome. Not medical advice. Group > does not control ads or endorse any advertised > products. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 Just a question for anyone or Alobar in particular: " How long can you consume the 5 gallons VCO? Do you repack it immediately in smaller containers as soon as you open the pail? " Thanks, Tess coconut oil mfg list > > Here is a list of Coconut Oil mfg from my candidasuppport e-group on > . Worth the visit if you are interested in learning how to control > candida without drugs. Bee Wilder moderator. > > This is in no way a complete list of retailers but it is a good start. > > Coconut Oil Websites > > 4Radiant Life > http://www.4radiantlife.com/ > > African Pacific Pty Ltd. (Australia) > http://www.africanpacific.com > > Ceres Organics (New Zealand) > http://www.ceres.co.nz/pages/ceres_brand.htm > > Coconut Oil Supreme > http://www.coconutoil-online.com/ > > Garden of Life > http://www.gardenoflife.com/ > > Kaiora Organics (New Zealand) > http://www.chantal.co.nz/welcome.html > > Kokonut Pacific > For those of you down under > http://www.kokonutpacific.com.au/ > > Nutiva > http://www.nutiva.com/ > > Omega Nutrition (U.S. & Canada) > http://www.omeganutrition.com/products-gourmet-coconut.php > > Quality First International > Based in Ontario, Canada > http://qualityfirst.on.ca/ > > Simply Coconut > Colorado Springs, CO > http://www.simplycoconut.com > > Spectrum Naturals > http://www.spectrumorganics.com/index.php > > Tropical Traditions > hand-pressed coconut oil from the ines. > Also provide expeller pressed version. > http://www.tropicaltraditions.com/ > > Wilderness Family Naturals > http://www.wildernessfamilynaturals.com/ > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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