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Welcome Shari,

I hope you find this list to be supportive and filled with the information

you need. I have an article on the urinary tract and EDS but am not sure

it's what you are looking for. I'll send it along.

Jill

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Hi Shari!

Cheri here...(who wrote you)...glad you decided to come on baord :)

as you can see ...friendly 'faces' :) and helpful info ( if and whenever

possible). btw, what state are you in?...there may be some EDS'ers closer

than you think... <smile>

Cheri

in , B.C. Canada

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Hi Cheri I am in New Jersey and I haven't gotten much help from EDNF

as of yet. Any infor would be great Thanks Shari

>

> Hi Shari!

> Cheri here...(who wrote you)...glad you decided to come on baord :)

> as you can see ...friendly 'faces' :) and helpful info ( if and whenever

> possible). btw, what state are you in?...there may be some EDS'ers

closer

> than you think... <smile>

> Cheri

> in , B.C. Canada

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HI : I am in the United States in NJ. The doctor that diagnosed

my daughter was Dr. Paige Kaplan at the Children's Hospital of

Philadelphia. She was great. Brina had her first UTI at three months

of age her pediatrician suggested a UCVG, which is a catherderized

x-ray. It showed that when she urinated some of the urine backs up

into her kidneys. There are different grades of severity, she has

grade 1 and grade 3 reflux. Her urologist is hoping she will outgrow

it. But her genetisit wants to see her med reports to see if her

ureters are loose like her joints. She take septra on a daily basis to

keep her from getting a urinary tract infection, because with reflux

it could damage her kidneys. Hope I answered your question, you can

email me at slkuzel@... if you have more questions.

Thanks Shari

-- In ceda , " Ions " <Ions1@a...> wrote:

> Hi Shari, I was diagnosed this year with Eds. I have a 14 month old

> daughter but I got told she was to young to be diagnosed. I was told she

> would have to be at least 5 years old,so I was wondering if you

would mind

> telling me the name of the Doctor who diagnosed your daughter & at which

> hospital?

> Can you also explain to me what kidney reflux is & is it conected to

Eds?

> My daughter has just had a water infection, it took 3 lots of

antibiotics

> to clear it. The doctors originally told me she didn't have a water

> infection, but about 8 weeks later I got a phonecall to say she did

& could

> me put another sample in to be tested. I think it could of been

cleared up

> quicker if she had antibiotics sooner. In a couple of months she has to

> have a scan of her kidneys to see if any damage has been caused by the

> water infection. Thats why I was wondering if kidney problems are

conected

> to Eds?

> Does anyone other than your daughter have Eds in your family?

>

>

> (from Newcastle,UK)

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  • 3 years later...

Welcome !!Glad you found us.Sounds like you have a great

success story.Thank you for sharing.Keep up the great work!

Kim F

RNY 6/23/06

298/229/135

>

> I just wanted to introduce myself since I am so happy that I found

> this site. I had my surgery one year ago this past Sept. 16th. I

have

> lost 150 lbs. so far and recently had multiple hernia surgery (6

> total). I decided to have the gastric bypass surgery because I had

a

> one year old, at the time, who i could no longer play with. I

couldn't

> get on the floor with him: I wasn't able to keep up with him, etc.,

> etc., etc. (we've all been there or somewhere like it!) I dedicate

my

> wanting to survive to my love for him (even though I will never

tell

> him 'cause I wouldn't want to put that pressure on him)....But, I

am

> now a size 12/14 (depending on the cut of the " buttoning " ---non

> elastic pants) and I cannot be healthier. I still have a goal to

loose

> another 45 pounds to make myself happy; however, if I don't get

there

> it's not the end of the world. I can walk tons of miles: my son

and I

> walk to the grocery store (him in his stroller) which is 5 miles

away.

> We, as a family, bicycle every Sunday morning after church for 10

> miles or so. We hike, we play, we walk everywhere: I even slid

down a

> slide at the park the other day and didn't break it (and, no one

gave

> my funny looks). I need to buy winter clothing and I walked into

the

> Gap today and no one came up to me and rudely said " Can I help

you? " :

> I was ignored! Yippe! So, enough of my rambling: I look forward to

> meeting everyone and helping out in any way I can. Happy loosing

everyone.

>

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,

Welcome to the group......I love to hear how people did it.....So please

share all that you want to, I think allot of us like to hear success

stories. 150 pounds is just awesome! Great job, I hope you get to your

goal.....

Mike T

Introduction

>I just wanted to introduce myself since I am so happy that I found

> this site. I had my surgery one year ago this past Sept. 16th. I have

> lost 150 lbs. so far and recently had multiple hernia surgery (6

> total). I decided to have the gastric bypass surgery because I had a

> one year old, at the time, who i could no longer play with. I couldn't

> get on the floor with him: I wasn't able to keep up with him, etc.,

> etc., etc. (we've all been there or somewhere like it!) I dedicate my

> wanting to survive to my love for him (even though I will never tell

> him 'cause I wouldn't want to put that pressure on him)....But, I am

> now a size 12/14 (depending on the cut of the " buttoning " ---non

> elastic pants) and I cannot be healthier. I still have a goal to loose

> another 45 pounds to make myself happy; however, if I don't get there

> it's not the end of the world. I can walk tons of miles: my son and I

> walk to the grocery store (him in his stroller) which is 5 miles away.

> We, as a family, bicycle every Sunday morning after church for 10

> miles or so. We hike, we play, we walk everywhere: I even slid down a

> slide at the park the other day and didn't break it (and, no one gave

> my funny looks). I need to buy winter clothing and I walked into the

> Gap today and no one came up to me and rudely said " Can I help you? " :

> I was ignored! Yippe! So, enough of my rambling: I look forward to

> meeting everyone and helping out in any way I can. Happy loosing everyone.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> We are a very active support group.

> If the email becomes overwhelming,

> please change your setting to NO EMAIL!

> Please contact Group Creator

> Robyn@...

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  • 1 year later...

Hi everyone. My name is and I am from New Mexico. I am 30 years

old and recently diagnosed with fibromyalgia. My diagnosis only

followed severe back pain that I had an MRI and x-ray for which showed

everything was " normal " .

Before now, I never knew much about FMS. However, I found a site that

had a great list and explanation of symptoms. After looking that over,

I have had most of the symptoms for at least 2 years and some a little

longer.

I have tons of questions, but before I start asking I will read through

some of the previous messages and possibly find some answers. Is there

anyone from New Mexico or southern Colorado in the group?

Thanks!

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> Hi my name is Tina and I am 42yrs. old with five children (only four

> still live at home). I have Fibromyalgia, insomnia, RA, RLS, compressed

> fractures in my back, cronic pain, Migrains and now all of a sudden my

> skin is driving me crazy (very itchy, just start a few days ago).

> Anyhow... I am hoping to find more information about what I have and

> why SS wont approve me. Does anyone else have everything that I have? I

> am finding everyone I meet that has Fibro has something else but not

> the same as I do.

> Thank You for letting me join and I want to wish everyone a " happy new

> year "

>

> Thanks,

> Tina

>

Hi Tina, my name is LeAnne I am 44yrs old with 3 children and just got

the last bird out of the nest!I was diagnosed with F.m. back in

October 2005, i also have alot of the same signs and symptoms you

have, I just found out back in October that My spine is full of

bulging disc that, i have to go back in Feb to see the surgeon to

schedule me for surgery, to fix c7 because it is putting pressure on a

nerve and causing nerve damage, the Dr. sent me home for three months

on pain management, thinking it was going to heal it self, and

personally I'm getting tired of the pain!I also deal with migraines

along with rsl and the dry itchy skin! so welcome to the group you

will find alot of hepful people on this group! Leanne

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