MSA --no fever with infection

[Guest guest]

Bill, Can you document steady temp with infection? Possibility

here that chronic Staph Aureus (well known with Jan) and/ or last June's

Enterobacter Cloacae culture treated with Cedax may be part of the current

problem. The REAL problem is that NO one believes there IS an all

encompassing illness like MSA.

LA Louise advising you, dear Friend, that sarcasm is a basic form of humor

WIDELY used by women everywhere. Deviant maybe, sometimes it goes over

heads, often gets under skin but makes a point without squaring off eye to

eye or toe to toe.

That is why ladies like to tease men. Boss men may not always be right, but

they ayunt never wrong if they are

the boss.

[Guest guest]

Louise,

I am having a hard time following what you're saying here. I can document that

Charlotte was running a temperature of 98.2 and had both a UTI and pneumonia on

September 11th.

The other two paragraphs went right over my head also. and Anne tease

me all the time, but both are tied up presently.

Take care, Bill

LOUISE JANDEBEUR wrote:

> Bill, Can you document steady temp with infection? Possibility

> here that chronic Staph Aureus (well known with Jan) and/ or last June's

> Enterobacter Cloacae culture treated with Cedax may be part of the current

> problem. The REAL problem is that NO one believes there IS an all

> encompassing illness like MSA.

>

> LA Louise advising you, dear Friend, that sarcasm is a basic form of humor

> WIDELY used by women everywhere. Deviant maybe, sometimes it goes over

> heads, often gets under skin but makes a point without squaring off eye to

> eye or toe to toe.

>

> That is why ladies like to tease men. Boss men may not always be right, but

> they ayunt never wrong if they are

> the boss.

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