Re: Hit Paydirt At Used Bookstore

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

You are one busy guy!!! I am interested in the one about muscle pain since

that seems to be my major issue right now. When I can drive again (if I can) I

need to get out to a used bookstore too!!

Thanks for sharing and hugs,

Annie in TN

Loest boltzero@...> wrote:

Just got back from a used bookstore run and found 4 titles on

Fibromyalgia -yay!!!-

1. Fibromyalgia & Muscle Pain

Sub-Titled: What causes it, How it feels, and What to do about it.

2. America Exhausted

Sub-Titled: Breakthrough Treatments of Fatigue and Fibromyalgia.

3. What Your Doctor May -Not- Tell You About " Fibromyalgia "

Sub-Titled: The Revolutionary Treatment That Can Reverse the Disease.

(Pardon me while I stifle a laugh)

4. From Fatigued to Fantastic

Sub-Titled: Effective FMS/CFS Therapies.

I'm going to scan the covers and post them in my folder.

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[Guest guest]

>

> Hi ,

>

> You are one busy guy!!! I am interested in the one about muscle

pain since that seems to be my major issue right now. When I can

drive again (if I can) I need to get out to a used bookstore too!!

>

> Thanks for sharing and hugs,

> Annie in TN

>

>

Busy as a bee, primary stay at home parent with only1 child,(I tip my

hat to those parent with 2 or more munchkins to look after.

I'm lucky my wife is around to drive, especially at night.

I have a small pickup that has been parked in the driveway since last

year to give you an idea about how long it's been since I drove on a

regular basis.

[Guest guest]

I wonder how many of us have lost the ability to drive? Being in a large city

with really busy highways, I really cannot get out. I will drive down the road

to the pharmacy or grocery store on a " good " day.

Thank goodness for our healthy, supportive spouses. My munchkins have fur

;-).

Annie in TN

Loest boltzero@...> wrote:

>

> Hi ,

>

> You are one busy guy!!! I am interested in the one about muscle

pain since that seems to be my major issue right now. When I can

drive again (if I can) I need to get out to a used bookstore too!!

>

> Thanks for sharing and hugs,

> Annie in TN

>

>

Busy as a bee, primary stay at home parent with only1 child,(I tip my

hat to those parent with 2 or more munchkins to look after.

I'm lucky my wife is around to drive, especially at night.

I have a small pickup that has been parked in the driveway since last

year to give you an idea about how long it's been since I drove on a

regular basis.

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[Guest guest]

I don't post much. I've just been so fatigued. Anyways, I caught this one. I

decided not to get books anymore. I'll search the internet for pdfs of them and

download them that way. It makes alot less clutter around the house.

Angie from AZ

Hit Paydirt At Used Bookstore

Just got back from a used bookstore run and found 4 titles on

Fibromyalgia -yay!!!-

1. Fibromyalgia & Muscle Pain

Sub-Titled: What causes it, How it feels, and What to do about it.

2. America Exhausted

Sub-Titled: Breakthrough Treatments of Fatigue and Fibromyalgia.

3. What Your Doctor May -Not- Tell You About " Fibromyalgia "

Sub-Titled: The Revolutionary Treatment That Can Reverse the Disease.

(Pardon me while I stifle a laugh)

4. From Fatigued to Fantastic

Sub-Titled: Effective FMS/CFS Therapies.

I'm going to scan the covers and post them in my folder.

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[Guest guest]

I drive. It's one of the things I love. I love road trips. If I could afford

hotel rooms I'd be on road trips all the time.

Angie Harley Mama Double-D

Carson City, NV; Single, five children (3 at home), 2 dogs, 4 cats, snow skiing,

camping, Harley Rider, Lone Wolf, Blue Thong Society/High Sierra Thong Snappers

member, LFA Advocate, independent, opinionated, outspoken, and open minded.

" It's always something. " ~~~Gilda Radner

" While we have the gift of life, it seems to me the only tragedy is to allow

part of us to die - whether it is our spirit, our creativity, or our glorious

uniqueness. " ~~~Gilda Radner

http://angienv.multiply.com

http://www.FamilyLifePharmacy.com

Re: Hit Paydirt At Used Bookstore

I wonder how many of us have lost the ability to drive? Being in a large city

with really busy highways, I really cannot get out. I will drive down the road

to the pharmacy or grocery store on a " good " day.

Thank goodness for our healthy, supportive spouses. My munchkins have fur ;-).

Annie in TN

Loest wrote:

>

> Hi ,

>

> You are one busy guy!!! I am interested in the one about muscle

pain since that seems to be my major issue right now. When I can

drive again (if I can) I need to get out to a used bookstore too!!

>

> Thanks for sharing and hugs,

> Annie in TN

>

>

Busy as a bee, primary stay at home parent with only1 child,(I tip my

hat to those parent with 2 or more munchkins to look after.

I'm lucky my wife is around to drive, especially at night.

I have a small pickup that has been parked in the driveway since last

year to give you an idea about how long it's been since I drove on a

regular basis.

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I have the third one and yes, a laugh is just the thing it deserves. I tried

the treatment years ago and while it just about killed me, which I guess would

be getting rid of Fibromyalgia, it didn't cure me.

Hope the others are good.

I wish I could figure out how to use the scanner on my printer. I'm such a

doofus about these things. My son, after laughing, said he would show me when he

came to visit. But I have no idea when that will be. Hopefully by the end of

May. I was thinking then because he will be out of UMASS then, but I forgot the

elementary school that he is a special ed teacher in doesn't get out until the

third week in June. So still not sure when he will be here. I may try looking

at the manual and see if I can figure it out. It shouldn't be hard I wouldn't

think. Oh well! The life of the teckno incompetent.

Marti

Loest boltzero@...> wrote:

Just got back from a used bookstore run and found 4 titles on

Fibromyalgia -yay!!!-

1. Fibromyalgia & Muscle Pain

Sub-Titled: What causes it, How it feels, and What to do about it.

2. America Exhausted

Sub-Titled: Breakthrough Treatments of Fatigue and Fibromyalgia.

3. What Your Doctor May -Not- Tell You About " Fibromyalgia "

Sub-Titled: The Revolutionary Treatment That Can Reverse the Disease.

(Pardon me while I stifle a laugh)

4. From Fatigued to Fantastic

Sub-Titled: Effective FMS/CFS Therapies.

I'm going to scan the covers and post them in my folder.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Annie,

I'm right there with you with the muscle pain. It keeps me from doing so

much. That and a few other things keep me from going out much.

I'm sorry you have that problem too.

Marti

Annie G fudgie4u@...> wrote:

Hi ,

You are one busy guy!!! I am interested in the one about muscle pain since that

seems to be my major issue right now. When I can drive again (if I can) I need

to get out to a used bookstore too!!

Thanks for sharing and hugs,

Annie in TN

Loest boltzero@...> wrote:

Just got back from a used bookstore run and found 4 titles on

Fibromyalgia -yay!!!-

1. Fibromyalgia & Muscle Pain

Sub-Titled: What causes it, How it feels, and What to do about it.

2. America Exhausted

Sub-Titled: Breakthrough Treatments of Fatigue and Fibromyalgia.

3. What Your Doctor May -Not- Tell You About " Fibromyalgia "

Sub-Titled: The Revolutionary Treatment That Can Reverse the Disease.

(Pardon me while I stifle a laugh)

4. From Fatigued to Fantastic

Sub-Titled: Effective FMS/CFS Therapies.

I'm going to scan the covers and post them in my folder.

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

Being that I don't have a wife who can drive me - or a husband either - I am

divorced, I usually have to get someone in my family to drive me places. My

daughter Andi takes me to my eye specialist doctor's appointments and I try to

drive to the others, when I can. It's hard having to rely on others when you

live alone. I even have my groceries delivered.

I did check on the Angel Food Ministries and there is one about 30 minutes

from my house. I may be able to do that. I read their menu for May and you do

get a lot for your $30.00. I would have to get someone to take me there though.

Marti

Loest boltzero@...> wrote:

>

> Hi ,

>

> You are one busy guy!!! I am interested in the one about muscle

pain since that seems to be my major issue right now. When I can

drive again (if I can) I need to get out to a used bookstore too!!

>

> Thanks for sharing and hugs,

> Annie in TN

>

>

Busy as a bee, primary stay at home parent with only1 child,(I tip my

hat to those parent with 2 or more munchkins to look after.

I'm lucky my wife is around to drive, especially at night.

I have a small pickup that has been parked in the driveway since last

year to give you an idea about how long it's been since I drove on a

regular basis.

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

When I read Fibromyalgia and Cure in the same descriptive title I

immedeatly thought " Snake Oil " .

Looking at it from another perspective I'm courious as to the claims

of a supposed cure, and to see if the claims will hold any water.

Time is the tell all, if the writings are true other people will come

forward to back up the claims.

The same holds true for the opposite, people will shine a light on the

truth. And the truth will set you free.

[Guest guest]

I have one of those munchkins, a cat named LC, but he won't drive me anywhere.

Hi Annie

You go to the same places I do, adding my doctor's appointments - aren't they

great, fun places to go. I even have a neighbor who works at CVS who will bring

me my prescriptions if I can remember to plan ahead. I wish I could plan ahead

more often, but I tend to call in refills when I need them. I don't really know

why I can't do it several days before I need them.

It's not the Interstates or highways that bother me, it's the distance. I'm

also afraid of going somewhere and not being able to drive back after I do

something. It happened to me a couple of times. My Fibro Wall came tumbling

down and I became confused and in terrible pain and had to sit in my car and try

to take a short nap to recover before I could drive home. This happened when I

was at a mall and was about 45 minutes from home. To get home I would be

driving through the city on the Interstate so I had to be alert. Now I

basically stay in town unless I get the nerve to drive to my daughter Andi's

house (40 minutes away) and stay the night and drive back the next day. It

doesn't work great because I'm usually tired from doing things but it's better

than not getting to play with my grand kids. Don't do that often though.

I'm sorry you have the same problem with driving much.

Marti

Annie G fudgie4u@...> wrote:

I wonder how many of us have lost the ability to drive? Being in a

large city with really busy highways, I really cannot get out. I will drive down

the road to the pharmacy or grocery store on a " good " day.

Thank goodness for our healthy, supportive spouses. My munchkins have fur ;-).

Annie in TN

Loest boltzero@...> wrote:

>

> Hi ,

>

> You are one busy guy!!! I am interested in the one about muscle

pain since that seems to be my major issue right now. When I can

drive again (if I can) I need to get out to a used bookstore too!!

>

> Thanks for sharing and hugs,

> Annie in TN

>

>

Busy as a bee, primary stay at home parent with only1 child,(I tip my

hat to those parent with 2 or more munchkins to look after.

I'm lucky my wife is around to drive, especially at night.

I have a small pickup that has been parked in the driveway since last

year to give you an idea about how long it's been since I drove on a

regular basis.

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

Hi Angie,

Good to hear from you. I miss you around here. I'm sorry your having such a

problem with fatigue. I battle that and sometimes have to go days without

posting. Now I don't post as much as I use to because it's just too much.

You're so right that it would reduce the clutter. It's hard for me to use the

word clutter though to describe books. I love my books so. I have so many and

when I've got a spare dollar I buy another one - I buy the used ones on Amazon.

They are really cheap, even in hardcover - from 99 cents and up. All the ones

I've gotten have been in great shape. You have to buy them from the vendors who

sell on Amazon.

Anyway, you make a good point. But if it comes to most anything and my books

- the other thing will probably go. There's just something about books for me.

Wish I could get rid of the " true clutter " though. I'm just too tired and in

pain to keep up.

Marti

Angie munchkiny2k_1111@...> wrote:

I don't post much. I've just been so fatigued. Anyways, I caught this

one. I decided not to get books anymore. I'll search the internet for pdfs of

them and download them that way. It makes alot less clutter around the house.

Angie from AZ

Hit Paydirt At Used Bookstore

Just got back from a used bookstore run and found 4 titles on

Fibromyalgia -yay!!!-

1. Fibromyalgia & Muscle Pain

Sub-Titled: What causes it, How it feels, and What to do about it.

2. America Exhausted

Sub-Titled: Breakthrough Treatments of Fatigue and Fibromyalgia.

3. What Your Doctor May -Not- Tell You About " Fibromyalgia "

Sub-Titled: The Revolutionary Treatment That Can Reverse the Disease.

(Pardon me while I stifle a laugh)

4. From Fatigued to Fantastic

Sub-Titled: Effective FMS/CFS Therapies.

I'm going to scan the covers and post them in my folder.

__________________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

When my estranged parents hit the skids, my father was in ill health

from cigarette cancer, and my -3rd- stepmother was slammed with

Multiple Sclerosis when she was 38yrs old.

I did what I could for them, I bought them a used car so they could go

to Dr appointments, gas, groceries, I spent the night several times

when my father's health was really bad.

This is part of the reason my wife and I are in bankruptcy.

In the end his excessive abuse burned the last bridge behind him and

the cancer he has worked so hard for all his life will finally take him.

I had already spent enough of my years dealing with his

self-destructive behavior and I had a marriage and a new baby to

attend to.

Neither of my two " Stoner " sisters helped out during this time, I

haven't seen one since the early 90's and the other since 1999.

Simply being related to someone does not make a family.

The caring, sharing, and willingness to listen makes family.

[Guest guest]

We have 4 cats, one is a Tuxedo who's real name is " Little S**t "

The vet records reflects his " other " name Nike.

We also have two Grey Tabby's, and a giant Maine Coon that's 18 pounds.

I build a cat enclosure off the back of the house so they can go out

and get some fresh air without running the neighborhood.

[Guest guest]

That's really great. I wish I had one of those so mine could go outside, but he

has to be content with looking out the windows and the storm doors. I did put

him a place to sit at the window in the family room so he can drool more.

He's a Tiger and everyone thinks he's a girl because of the way LC sounds when

you say it, but it really stands for Little Cat. He was just 9 pounds until

about a year ago when he started putting on a little weight. He showed up on my

deck in the middle of winter when he was about 6 months old, according to the

vet. He is afraid of everything still so I'm sure he was abused. He is 9 years

old now, He showed up right after my 20 year old cat died in my arms on the way

to the Vets so I guess it was meant to be.

Marti

Loest boltzero@...> wrote:

We have 4 cats, one is a Tuxedo who's real name is " Little S**t "

The vet records reflects his " other " name Nike.

We also have two Grey Tabby's, and a giant Maine Coon that's 18 pounds.

I build a cat enclosure off the back of the house so they can go out

and get some fresh air without running the neighborhood.

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[Guest guest]

When the weather is nice, I'll open the front door with the screen

door locked and let the cats order the 2 legged lunches landing on the

front lawn. They just sit there and do mock stalkings, chattering away.

[Guest guest]

Oh how I love browsing thru a used book store. Treasures galore.

Muscle pain is the worst for me and the doc has me on Dantenlone which

knocks me out completly. New a new med to replac e that I can

function. Lil

> Just got back from a used bookstore run and found 4 titles on

> Fibromyalgia -yay!!!-

>

> 1. Fibromyalgia & Muscle Pain

> Sub-Titled: What causes it, How it feels, and What to do about it.

>

> 2. America Exhausted

> Sub-Titled: Breakthrough Treatments of Fatigue and Fibromyalgia.

>

> 3. What Your Doctor May -Not- Tell You About " Fibromyalgia "

> Sub-Titled: The Revolutionary Treatment That Can Reverse the Disease.

> (Pardon me while I stifle a laugh)

>

> 4. From Fatigued to Fantastic

> Sub-Titled: Effective FMS/CFS Therapies.

>

> I'm going to scan the covers and post them in my folder.

>

> ---------------------------------

> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try

it now.

>

>

[Guest guest]

That truth has a way of eventually coming out in all things, so it

would be interesting to see if any of the claims have merit! My guess,

though, is it works/is working for the person who wrote the book. Since

one size doesn't fit all with this beast, that's fantastic but it might

not help us! Oh well......

Darlene

>

> When I read Fibromyalgia and Cure in the same descriptive title I

> immedeatly thought " Snake Oil " .

>

> Looking at it from another perspective I'm courious as to the claims

> of a supposed cure, and to see if the claims will hold any water.

>

> Time is the tell all, if the writings are true other people will come

> forward to back up the claims.

>

> The same holds true for the opposite, people will shine a light on the

> truth. And the truth will set you free.

>

[Guest guest]

,

You are correct in your statement about family. I know that I've

decided to work through what was triggered the other day and not

discuss it with my mom; she is a different person than she was then,

you know? And she and my dad are paying for the smoking choices they

made way back when. She has COPD and a touch of emphysema, he has

coronary artery disease and went thru a triple bypass last February

plus 2 addtl surgeries to put stents into lower extremities to

recover his circulation. Yet as a family unit, my brother, sister and

I, and our respective spouses (except my SIL who is a very cold

person) were there for our folks during that time. My BIL would often

have dinner ready when my mom got home from the hospital so she

didn't have to worry about cooking (they live on the same property

but not the same house). My sister would, if she could, go over and

feed my folks' pets, again, so mom didn't have to. I drove her every

day to and from the hospital. We had non-family members (friends)

who made up a huge basket for us while he was in ICU (pens and paper,

gum, snacks, money for parking, that kind of thing) and then when dad

got home, they made enough pans of lasagna that we ALL got our own

pan for our own hh, plus the salad and dessert! That's family.

That's love and caring, you know?

So while I am a big believer in not holding grudges and feel everyone

should forgive those from their past so they can move forward, I

don't think that if that forgiveness is given, they are automatically

back in your life. Some people are too toxic to have around; too

wrapped up in their life and their stuff to give a flying fig about

the rest of the world. We don't need to be around folks like that at

all.

My 2 cents......it's the caffeine.....

Darlene

>

> When my estranged parents hit the skids, my father was in ill health

> from cigarette cancer, and my -3rd- stepmother was slammed with

> Multiple Sclerosis when she was 38yrs old.

>

> I did what I could for them, I bought them a used car so they could

go

> to Dr appointments, gas, groceries, I spent the night several times

> when my father's health was really bad.

>

> This is part of the reason my wife and I are in bankruptcy.

>

> In the end his excessive abuse burned the last bridge behind him and

> the cancer he has worked so hard for all his life will finally take

him.

>

> I had already spent enough of my years dealing with his

> self-destructive behavior and I had a marriage and a new baby to

> attend to.

>

> Neither of my two " Stoner " sisters helped out during this time, I

> haven't seen one since the early 90's and the other since 1999.

>

> Simply being related to someone does not make a family.

>

> The caring, sharing, and willingness to listen makes family.

>

[Guest guest]

With forgiveness comes change, when a unfaithful spouse or partner

asks forgiveness you -can- forgive them.

And can insist that they -stop- running around behind your back if

that forgiveness is to take root and grow.

My family has -never- asked for nor will take responsibility for their

past and present actions.

My older sister had two boys taken into state custody because of

unspeakable abuse:

Making a 4 year old drink an entire pitcher of beer.

Having wild sex orgies in front of them to the point where it warped

my nephews mind and while in daycare he climbed a tree took off all

his clothes and told everyone to suck his D**k.

What really cinched it was when my nephew went to the school nurse,

and was found to have bruises and welts from a fresh beating.

I've already told my wife that should my daughter receive any level of

abuse, I -will- go to jail for what would happen afterwards.

The list of what needs to be forgiven is long and gets grotesque, they

haven't asked for it and I use the anger and pain to fuel my resolve

to put a stop to it.

[Guest guest]

Hi Marti

From your post, I think you think I'm the other Angie. I'm Angie in AZ. My email

is munchkiny2k_1111@.... And I'm sorry but I'm having trouble deleting

some of the stuff below.

Hit Paydirt At Used Bookstore

Just got back from a used bookstore run and found 4 titles on

Fibromyalgia -yay!!!-

1. Fibromyalgia & Muscle Pain

Sub-Titled: What causes it, How it feels, and What to do about it.

2. America Exhausted

Sub-Titled: Breakthrough Treatments of Fatigue and Fibromyalgia.

3. What Your Doctor May -Not- Tell You About " Fibromyalgia "

Sub-Titled: The Revolutionary Treatment That Can Reverse the Disease.

(Pardon me while I stifle a laugh)

4. From Fatigued to Fantastic

Sub-Titled: Effective FMS/CFS Therapies.

I'm going to scan the covers and post them in my folder.

____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

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