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[Guest guest]

I have also had friends that have had kids that were little monsters. I can

say i am not a perfect mom but i have some damn good kids. I always set rules

for my friends kids. I told my friends that i value their friendship but

their kids have to go by my rules in my house. If they didn't like they

didn't value my friendship and i could do without theirs then. Having 5 kids

i sure don't need to have monsters around too. lol

[Guest guest]

June,

It is not your age. I have a dear friend that had the brattiest kids I ever

knew. Our kids were the same age, and it got so bad that I had to make

excuses to keep our kids apart. Our opinions on raising kids were so

different, and my kids thought I was just an ogre and to strict. It is

easier to let your kids run wild than it is to correct them. I'm sorry your

computer was attacked by a brat virus!!!

Trauma and inflammatory arthritis have been high on my interest list since

it was trauma that started all my problems and Im sero negative for RA.

It is very interesting that so many of us have had symptoms start as a

result of trauma.

a

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

From: JUNE <juner24@...>

onelist < egroups>

Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2000 6:17 PM

Subject: [ ] I'm Back

> Hi a and everyone. My computer was down due to a visit from my niece

> and her bratty 8yr old child. He never asks,just barges from one room to

> the other, wreaking havoc as he goes. He did something to my computer

> and lost a bunch of mail I had just started to read. Had to wait until

> , my eldest grandson came over and got me going again last night.

> What happened to saying NO and meaning it. Maybe it is my age but I know

> that not one of my grandchildren have ever behaved like this.

> a,I really enjoyed reading the article on trauma and inflammatory

> arthritis,also the article on nettles. Has anyone tried it?

> I bought some of the Rescue Remedy and next thunderstorm we will try it

> on girl and let you all know how it worked.

>

> Carol,I briefly saw a post that Ron was in the hospital. Is he home yet.

> You are a very strong person to deal with all that is going on in your

> life. Tell Esther not to give up on her bladder. Hope she is eating a

> little better.

>

> hope your mouth is better and you are over the worst of the pain.

>

> If I missed replying to a post, I am sorry. Fortunately my niece only

> visits from Ohio 2-3times/year and I was fortunate that she didn't

> bring the other child who is considerably worse.

>

> Hugs to all.

>

> June

[Guest guest]

,

I'm so sorry to hear you've been so sick. Please try to check in now and

then and keep us updated on how you are doing. How long and how much mtx

were you taking (I forget). I too will remember you on candle day. Sending

healing thoughts and prayers your way. Tery - FL

[Guest guest]

Oh, NO! , I'm so sorry to hear that you were hospitalized. Great that

you are home already, but please take it easy. Pancreatitis is very serious.

A speedy recovery to you. You're going to the top of the candle day list

along with Esther and a.

Thinking of you,

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

From: " Valued Compaq Customer " <ruf-caimi@...>

< egroups>

Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 5:16 PM

Subject: [ ] I'm back

> Hi Guys,

> I have to read tons of e-mail, probably not for a couple of days. I have

> been in the hospital since Tuesday morning. It seems the MTX did me in.

I

> have Pancreatitis, and they are pretty sure it was from the drugs. I have

> to stop MTX, clinoril, and Remicade for now. Just wanted to let everybody

> know.

>

>

> P.S. Rainy Sue,

> The remicade started to take a lot of the stiffness away in the morning.

> Even the pain level was down. I'm hoping I will be able to go back to it,

> someday.

[Guest guest]

Oh :

That is too bad. When did you get out of the hospital? I hope you can find

some to replace the MTX. That is such a bummer.

Jeannette

[Guest guest]

, So sorry to hear about you going to the hospital. It's

sounds like you've had a rough time there. My gastro blames all

my ...ititis' on my med also. Hang in there. A smile and prayer are

being sent out to you.

Regards,

Sylvia

> Hi Guys,

> I have to read tons of e-mail, probably not for a couple of

days. I have

> been in the hospital since Tuesday morning. It seems the MTX did

me in. I

> have Pancreatitis, and they are pretty sure it was from the drugs.

I have

> to stop MTX, clinoril, and Remicade for now. Just wanted to let

everybody

> know.

>

>

> P.S. Rainy Sue,

> The remicade started to take a lot of the stiffness away in

the morning.

> Even the pain level was down. I'm hoping I will be able to go back

to it,

> someday.

[Guest guest]

,

I am so sorry to hear this. I had hoped so much that this was a good

treatment

for you. I hope you feel better soon.

(((hugs))))

a

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

From: Valued Compaq Customer <ruf-caimi@...>

< egroups>

Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 6:16 PM

Subject: [ ] I'm back

> Hi Guys,

> I have to read tons of e-mail, probably not for a couple of days. I have

> been in the hospital since Tuesday morning. It seems the MTX did me in.

I

> have Pancreatitis, and they are pretty sure it was from the drugs. I have

> to stop MTX, clinoril, and Remicade for now. Just wanted to let everybody

> know.

>

>

> P.S. Rainy Sue,

> The remicade started to take a lot of the stiffness away in the morning.

> Even the pain level was down. I'm hoping I will be able to go back to it,

> someday.

>

>

> Our websites: http://rheumatoid.arthritis.freehosting.net/

> http://www.rasupport.webprovider.com/

> Change subscription options:

>

[Guest guest]

,

So sorry to read that you were in the hospital for Pancreatitis

hope by now you are feeling much better

~Esther & Carol~

''To get out of a difficulty, one

usually must go through it.''

" Never look down on anybody

unless you are helping them up. "

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

From: Valued Compaq Customer <ruf-caimi@...>

< egroups>

Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 6:16 PM

Subject: [ ] I'm back

>

> Hi Guys,

> I have to read tons of e-mail, probably not for a couple of days. I have

> been in the hospital since Tuesday morning. It seems the MTX did me in.

I

> have Pancreatitis, and they are pretty sure it was from the drugs. I have

> to stop MTX, clinoril, and Remicade for now. Just wanted to let everybody

> know.

>

>

> P.S. Rainy Sue,

> The remicade started to take a lot of the stiffness away in the morning.

> Even the pain level was down. I'm hoping I will be able to go back to it,

> someday.

>

>

> Our websites: http://rheumatoid.arthritis.freehosting.net/

> http://www.rasupport.webprovider.com/

> Change subscription options:

[Guest guest]

Hi Tery,

Thank you for your message and your prayers on candle day. I think candle

day is so special, unique to a special group. I have been on Meth for 2

years and I take 4 pills a week. Now they think it wasn't the meth but the

clinoril. I am suppose to start the metho up again but for now I am

afraid. I still feel awful, so I think I should wait.

Thanks

----------

> From: tjones500@...

> egroups

> Subject: Re: [ ] I'm back

> Date: Friday, September 22, 2000 8:43 PM

>

>

> ,

> I'm so sorry to hear you've been so sick. Please try to check in now and

> then and keep us updated on how you are doing. How long and how much mtx

> were you taking (I forget). I too will remember you on candle day.

Sending

> healing thoughts and prayers your way. Tery - FL

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jeannette,

Now they think it was the clinoril but I want to wait to restart the

metho. I have know for a little while I was in trouble. Anyway, I sure

hope I feel better soon.

----------

> From: ednettieolson@...

> egroups

> Subject: Re: [ ] I'm back

> Date: Friday, September 22, 2000 11:51 PM

>

>

> Oh :

>

> That is too bad. When did you get out of the hospital? I hope you can

find

> some to replace the MTX. That is such a bummer.

>

> Jeannette

>

> Our websites: http://rheumatoid.arthritis.freehosting.net/

> http://www.rasupport.webprovider.com/

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[Guest guest]

Sylvia,

Thank you for your note. Yep they think it was from one of the

medications. Sure hope that doesn't happen again. I am still dragging and

I have gone into a flare. I just wanted to thank everyone, your notes are

nice.

----------

> From: booper51@...

> egroups

> Subject: [ ] Re: I'm back

> Date: Saturday, September 23, 2000 10:41 PM

>

>

> , So sorry to hear about you going to the hospital. It's

> sounds like you've had a rough time there. My gastro blames all

> my ...ititis' on my med also. Hang in there. A smile and prayer are

> being sent out to you.

> Regards,

> Sylvia

>

>

> > Hi Guys,

> > I have to read tons of e-mail, probably not for a couple of

> days. I have

> > been in the hospital since Tuesday morning. It seems the MTX did

> me in. I

> > have Pancreatitis, and they are pretty sure it was from the drugs.

> I have

> > to stop MTX, clinoril, and Remicade for now. Just wanted to let

> everybody

> > know.

> >

> >

> > P.S. Rainy Sue,

> > The remicade started to take a lot of the stiffness away in

> the morning.

> > Even the pain level was down. I'm hoping I will be able to go back

> to it,

> > someday.

>

>

> Our websites: http://rheumatoid.arthritis.freehosting.net/

> http://www.rasupport.webprovider.com/

> Change subscription options:

[Guest guest]

Hi a,

First I was so sorry to read about your dog. They become such a part of

our families, it is hard to lose them.

This was something to have, I didn't know what was happening. Worst I

can't go to school for at least two weeks. The professors are being great

but you know I would rather be there. I know I have to do everything they

say because it can and will happen again. Hopefully, they will find out

why it happened, changes are they may never know. Anyway, I wanted to

thank you for your notes and tell you how sorry I am about the dog.

Me Mom

----------

> From: a <aA@...>

> egroups

> Subject: Re: [ ] I'm back

> Date: Saturday, September 23, 2000 10:43 PM

>

>

> ,

> I am so sorry to hear this. I had hoped so much that this was a good

> treatment

> for you. I hope you feel better soon.

> (((hugs))))

> a

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Valued Compaq Customer <ruf-caimi@...>

> < egroups>

> Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 6:16 PM

> Subject: [ ] I'm back

>

>

> > Hi Guys,

> > I have to read tons of e-mail, probably not for a couple of days. I

have

> > been in the hospital since Tuesday morning. It seems the MTX did me

in.

> I

> > have Pancreatitis, and they are pretty sure it was from the drugs. I

have

> > to stop MTX, clinoril, and Remicade for now. Just wanted to let

everybody

> > know.

> >

> >

> > P.S. Rainy Sue,

> > The remicade started to take a lot of the stiffness away in the

morning.

> > Even the pain level was down. I'm hoping I will be able to go back to

it,

> > someday.

> >

> >

> > Our websites: http://rheumatoid.arthritis.freehosting.net/

> > http://www.rasupport.webprovider.com/

> > Change subscription options:

> >

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Esther and Carol,

Some of my messages were messed up. I am not sure what happend to Esther.

I have a friend who was told because of MS, she would never walk again.

She was in a wheel chair for three years but she has been walking for 15.

Never is a big word, it can mean a lot of things. Try to stay positive.

You both are so special and you are in my prayers. God bless both of you.

----------

> From: Esther & Carol <cheerios@...>

> egroups

> Subject: Re: [ ] I'm back

> Date: Sunday, September 24, 2000 11:38 PM

>

>

> ,

> So sorry to read that you were in the hospital for Pancreatitis

> hope by now you are feeling much better

>

>

> ~Esther & Carol~

>

>

> ''To get out of a difficulty, one

> usually must go through it.''

>

> " Never look down on anybody

> unless you are helping them up. "

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Valued Compaq Customer <ruf-caimi@...>

> < egroups>

> Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 6:16 PM

> Subject: [ ] I'm back

>

>

> >

> > Hi Guys,

> > I have to read tons of e-mail, probably not for a couple of days. I

have

> > been in the hospital since Tuesday morning. It seems the MTX did me

in.

> I

> > have Pancreatitis, and they are pretty sure it was from the drugs. I

have

> > to stop MTX, clinoril, and Remicade for now. Just wanted to let

everybody

> > know.

> >

> >

> > P.S. Rainy Sue,

> > The remicade started to take a lot of the stiffness away in the

morning.

> > Even the pain level was down. I'm hoping I will be able to go back to

it,

> > someday.

> >

> >

> > Our websites: http://rheumatoid.arthritis.freehosting.net/

> > http://www.rasupport.webprovider.com/

> > Change subscription options:

>

>

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[Guest guest]

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Big hugs for you too!!!

Love and Peace, Jeannette

[Guest guest]

e,

Sorry to hear about your medical issues, esp. with your bones, that sucks big time. But we are so glad that you are ok and your attitude seems good. I am sorry you hate it so much there in AZ I know so many people love it there, but for me it would be too hot, and I need the green around me, even Idaho is not as green as where I came from in Ca but still I love Idaho too now.

well take care and keep us up to date. We all care so much about you.

Hugs

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

From: e Rene

Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 6:50 PM

Subject: I'm back

Hi everyone,

No, I didn't stay in Denver, although I did just get back last night. I couldn't bare to leave on Sat, so I changed my tickets to leave Mon night. It took every ounce of willpower in my body to get back on that plane. And now I'm back in this godforsaken place they call Tucson. Being back in Denver made me realize how much I love Denver, and just how mystical and magical Denver is. And how green it is. And how much cooler the weather is. And how much more culture there is. And how much more fun it is. And how much more tres chic it is. I could go on and on. Unfortunately, the cost of living in Denver is still outrageous, but in my mind, it is all worth it.

I did get some bad news from my neurosurgeon while I was there. There is some lucency at the C6-7 level, which is indicating that the fusion is not taking. He can't say it's a non-union yet, because it still may fuse. But still, it upset me quite a bit. So, he wants to do everything possible to encourage the fusion. He wants me to have a bone stimulator, so I met with the rep on Fri and was actually given the unit, but there is no approval yet from my insurance company. They think it will be approved, but as I've found out the hard way, even prior auth/precert doesn't mean anything. I told this rep that I would not pay for anything because I am trying to pay off my other medical bills. He told me that whatever United Healthcare doesn't pay, he will write off. When I asked him what would happen if United denied it, he said that he would write it up as an "indigent" unit, and I would not be charged for anything. I had my neurosurgeon, his NP, and the office receptionist there to witness what he said. Dr. Levy also wants me to begin Actonel, and I have to start a calcium/Mg supplement. My bones are so soft and osteoporosis has set in---at the age of 32! Anyway, now I have to worry about this fusion failing yet again. The fusion at C4-5 is actually solidly fused, which was the first time that level has been operated on, but it's the C6-7 that is not fusing, and that is one of the levels that was done 2 yrs ago. I guess the bone is just fried. So, if I'm not back in Denver permanently by the fall, then I have to fly back (oh darn!) in Nov to see my neurosurgeon. If this fusion fails, the outlook is pretty bleak. Either more surgery or be VERY careful because the whole construct can collapse and cause immediate and permanent paralysis. I just hope that the bone stimulator, along with the Actonel and calcium/mg will work.

Well, I start my new job next Mon. I'm actually looking forward to it. And I have a phone interview tomorrow for a PACU position at one of the hospitals in Denver. Come hell or high water, I will get back to Denver.. My goal is to be back there by Jan 31. We'll see if I can accomplish that. But the wk I had in Denver was so relaxing and just wonderful. Even with bad news, I was able to enjoy myself and relax, which I haven't been able to do in a long time

[Guest guest]

e:

Hi. Welcome back.

I really hope you get a job in Denver. You need to be where your heart is. I think Tucson kind of sux too. I like the sdale area but I'm not keen on either Tucson or (especially) Phoenix. I'm looking into visiting Boulder in the near future. It's been over two years since I've been to that area and I miss it too.

I'm glad to hear that you're doing well.

LM

[Guest guest]

Hi Meg,

That is so interesting. I had been reacting to certain fermented liquids

like apple cider vinegar and Kombucha.

Then I read where these foods (as well as others) can be filled with certain

types of mold, and that adding vitamin C crystals kills the mold. I tried

it and it works!

Kat

http://www.katking.com

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

From: " megdcl " <MegDcL@...>

< >

Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 3:34 PM

Subject: I'm back

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I'm back to NT again. Some of you might remember me.. I'm a mother of 7,

going on 8 now, who had been all-raw but then tried NT for 6 months but

exasperated with recurring health problems in just about every member of the

family returned to all-raw. Well, then I became pregnant again and couldn't

stomach raw proteins like sprouts and wild greens and got sick to death of

raw cheese so came back to a little NT-type cooked food. I'm finding that

this time the family is doing MUCH better and I'm

> strongly suspecting it's because we've been limiting our carbs to 1 or

occasionally 2 servings a day. I remember some of you on the list talked

about this working for you. We also have only 1 cooked meal a day.

>

> Anyway, the main reason I came back on was to encourage anyone who has had

problems with pickles and lacto-fermented stuff like I had. I was so ready

to give up because everything I was trying was getting gushy and a septic

system smell. I can't tell you how much stuff I threw out this summer and

was just ready to quit when I finally tried boiling my water & salt first.

It worked!!! I just made the BEST pickles in the world. Here's the recipe if

anyone wants to try them:

>

> It makes 2 gallons:

> 4 qts. water

> 1 c. raw cider vinegar

> 1/2 c. unrefined sea salt

> 8 lg. heads of dill

> 4-8 cloves garlic, washed & chopped

> 12-24 grape leaves

>

> Boil water & salt & let cool. Place a bed of grape leaves at bottom of

jars. Put whole well-washed with stems removed cukes in jars layering with

dill and garlic. (If you want them done QUICK, like in 1 day, you can slice

the cukes into rounds or spears.) Add cider vinegar to cooled brine and pour

over cukes to cover well. Put another layer of grape leaves on top and

weight down with a clean rock if necessary. Cover with pillow-case cloth and

a rubberband and put in a cool place. Ready in 3-5 days if whole, slices are

done in 1 day. Taste everyday. Refrigerate the leftovers if there are any.

>

> This recipe tastes similar to Claussen Kosher Dills but BETTER!!!

>

> One last thing.. I'd really appreciate it if someone would be willing to

share kefir and/or villi starters. I'll pay postage of course.

>

> Thanks,

> Meg

[Guest guest]

Hey Meg!

Welcome back!! I was just thinking about you the other day,

wondering how you are doing...Great to hear you and your gang are

doing well.

Thanks so much for the pickle recipe! I've tried the NT one and

ended up with soft, blah-tasting cucumbers. I knew there had to be a

way to make it work. Any recipe that even comes close to the

Claussen's will be a winner with me!

Glad to hear from you,

Becky

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I'm back to NT again. Some of you might remember me.. I'm a mother

of 7, going on 8 now, who had been all-raw but then tried NT for 6

months but exasperated with recurring health problems in just about

every member of the family returned to all-raw. Well, then I became

pregnant again and couldn't stomach raw proteins like sprouts and

wild greens and got sick to death of raw cheese so came back to a

little NT-type cooked food. I'm finding that this time the family is

doing MUCH better and I'm

> strongly suspecting it's because we've been limiting our carbs to 1

or occasionally 2 servings a day. I remember some of you on the list

talked about this working for you. We also have only 1 cooked meal a

day.

[Guest guest]

Well I'm glad you are back. This is a good list and you should enjoy it.

As for me it is time to unsubscribe. I was very active for awhile and

then went into lurker mode because the volume of messages were just too

much for my work schedule.

I've been working with a couple of chiropractors in the area teaching

them about raw foods, Weston Price, et. al and how to handle the

so-called incurable diseases, but Washington is a tough state when it

comes to that kind of thing so that along with work has garnered all my

attention.

So with that I bid adieu. I will try over the next several weeks to

answer all the private emails I have been sent.

yours for optimal health,

Bianca

ps. you ought to try some carpaccio, steak tartar, ceviche, oysters, raw

milk etc, then you might not have to give up your all raw diet and still

be within the parameters of Dr. Price and Nourishing Traditions :-)

> Message: 2

> Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 22:34:27 -0000

> From: " megdcl " <MegDcL@...>

> Subject: I'm back

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I'm back to NT again. Some of you might remember me.. I'm a mother

> of 7, going on 8 now, who had been all-raw but then tried NT for 6

> months but exasperated with recurring health problems in just about

> every member of the family returned to all-raw. Well, then I became

> pregnant again and couldn't stomach raw proteins like sprouts and

> wild greens and got sick to death of raw cheese so came back to a

> little NT-type cooked food. I'm finding that this time the family is

> doing MUCH better and I'm

> strongly suspecting it's because we've been limiting our carbs to 1

> or occasionally 2 servings a day. I remember some of you on the list

> talked about this working for you. We also have only 1 cooked meal a

> day.

>

> Anyway, the main reason I came back on was to encourage anyone who

> has had problems with pickles and lacto-fermented stuff like I had.

> I was so ready to give up because everything I was trying was

> getting gushy and a septic system smell. I can't tell you how much

> stuff I threw out this summer and was just ready to quit when I

> finally tried boiling my water & salt first. It worked!!! I just

> made the BEST pickles in the world. Here's the recipe if anyone

> wants to try them:

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Dr. Bianca,

I miss you here on this list! How's your book coming along? I'm a guaranteed

buyer when it's published.

Please come back when your schedule allows.

Take good care,

Lynn

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

From: bianca3@...

Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 1:14 PM

Subject: Re: I'm back

Well I'm glad you are back. This is a good list and you should enjoy it.

As for me it is time to unsubscribe. I was very active for awhile and

then went into lurker mode because the volume of messages were just too

much for my work schedule.

I've been working with a couple of chiropractors in the area teaching

them about raw foods, Weston Price, et. al and how to handle the

so-called incurable diseases, but Washington is a tough state when it

comes to that kind of thing so that along with work has garnered all my

attention.

So with that I bid adieu. I will try over the next several weeks to

answer all the private emails I have been sent.

yours for optimal health,

Bianca

ps. you ought to try some carpaccio, steak tartar, ceviche, oysters, raw

milk etc, then you might not have to give up your all raw diet and still

be within the parameters of Dr. Price and Nourishing Traditions :-)

> Message: 2

> Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 22:34:27 -0000

> From: " megdcl " <MegDcL@...>

> Subject: I'm back

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I'm back to NT again. Some of you might remember me.. I'm a mother

> of 7, going on 8 now, who had been all-raw but then tried NT for 6

> months but exasperated with recurring health problems in just about

> every member of the family returned to all-raw. Well, then I became

> pregnant again and couldn't stomach raw proteins like sprouts and

> wild greens and got sick to death of raw cheese so came back to a

> little NT-type cooked food. I'm finding that this time the family is

> doing MUCH better and I'm

> strongly suspecting it's because we've been limiting our carbs to 1

> or occasionally 2 servings a day. I remember some of you on the list

> talked about this working for you. We also have only 1 cooked meal a

> day.

>

> Anyway, the main reason I came back on was to encourage anyone who

> has had problems with pickles and lacto-fermented stuff like I had.

> I was so ready to give up because everything I was trying was

> getting gushy and a septic system smell. I can't tell you how much

> stuff I threw out this summer and was just ready to quit when I

> finally tried boiling my water & salt first. It worked!!! I just

> made the BEST pickles in the world. Here's the recipe if anyone

> wants to try them:

>

[Guest guest]

GLAD TO HAVE YOU BACK NOLAND....WE MISSED YOU....HOPE YPU ARE WELL.

HUGS, SALLY

> Good morning to all of you out there:

>

> I'm back in western Colorado this morning and woke up to -2

degrees and it isn't warming up very fast.

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

I'm back and have had a great week, very relaxing for a change!

I am so glad you are all safe in the Hurricane zone, I have been watching

the news to keep track of it.

Hope everyone is as good as they can be,

Hugs, Lynne

"What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters, Compared to what lies within us."

[Guest guest]

Nice to hear from you... Check the message archives for carpel tunnel and then do a search for sciatica... We 've had discussions on both..

Think about doing some fasting also Tracey

SuziRainbow Egret <egret.09@...> wrote:

Hi Suzi

I'm back recieiving daily mail again instead of just checking in when I have time. Desparetely need some inspiration to get healthy. Diet gone way of track lately and suffering badly from carpel tunnel and sciatica.

I know they will be alleviated by going as far raw as I can which is what I want to achieve this week if possible because I can't function like this anymore.

Thanks for all the yummy sounding receipes you posted in April haven't gone back any further yet but will print those. Going to find some local fresh produce today as much as I can.

Looking forward to getting back into the dailies when I can.

Suzi

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Caroline, anything any of us can do to help you? Where do you live... maybe theres a member close enough that might know of some employment?? SuziCaroline <ladyguinevere@...> wrote: Hi guys,Well I got my phone turned back on...one bill down. I now have to figure out how to keep my electric on...ugh. I interview for this new job on Friday...and if I don't get it...I will simply start pursuing other employment in the district because I will definitely know my place there at the school. I just know that I cannot handle living this way.Sorry I am just a little bit down about all of this frustration. I had thought I was past all of this money struggles...and had moved on to bigger and better things...but I guess I just will have to keep my prayers going

and know that I have put it in God's hands and He will not let me down.I just wanted to let you all know that I am back online again...for the moment...at least while I have power...lol.Caroline -- No virus found in this outgoing message.Checked by AVG Free Edition.Version: 7.1.407 / Virus Database: 268.12.12/462 - Release Date: 10/3/2006