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[Guest guest]

Yay! It worked out wonderfully. That is how you accept a post. If you

read the email to approve/reject, it tells you how you can do this, and

if you need help, make sure you ask, or just leave it there. I'll try

to pop in while on my trip if I can. Thanks again, and I know you will

be a wonderful moderator.

Hugs,

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hey guys. i hope my moderator test worked. i only just got it because

i've been feeding 2 baby budgies all night so far and i just checked my

mail now.

CZ

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[Guest guest]

Hey group for some reason I'm not getting your email msgs unless

I go onto the website page. So I am doing a test.

I tried to read as many msgs today as I could but only got to Oct.

24th. I will try to leap into the topics as best as possible. I am impressed

with the topics, disease difficulties and treatments you discuss. I think

you can do more progressive treatment modalities in Canada tho

or ones the US drs refuse to try. I remember the Monocyline

ab's yrs ago. I don't recall the Tetracyline regime. I'll have to check

and see if that is being used now.

I have tried the methadone and methotrexate and couldn't tolerate

either plus I didn't want something more to reduce my immunity when it is

already zip.

Predisone was good for pain but I also gained 33 lbs. which I've

totally lost now(98). I only use it for swelling and acute hip pain

from numerous injuries. I have neuropathy and use Neurontin(Gabapentin)

everyday. That has helped a lot for pain control for me and has been

the best pain control over these past 32 yrs. It only took 28yrs to have

a dr think of it! I also have to use Vicodin for continued injuries that

I get blessed with. I am not able to do much in the way of house-

hold tasks with out spraining and straining something. I shouldn't

be doing any of it except I can't get services and I'm not bed-

ridden YET.

More to come later.

Connie O

The nice thing about the past is that you get to choose the memories you

keep close to your heart. The rest, you can just

move on from them. ( Wiggs, author)

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