Re: Digest Number 207

[Guest guest]

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What is your phone number. If I can't meet you and see what you look like

then I can talk to you on the phone. Mine is . Call me when

you get free time while you're there.

June

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> From: rlssupport (AT) onelist (DOT) com

> To: rlssupport (AT) onelist (DOT) com

> Subject: Digest Number 207

> Date: Saturday, April 03, 1999 1:10 AM

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> There are 25 messages in this issue.

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> Topics in today's digest:

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> 1. Re: Don't like it? Don't read it!

> From: LINDA5222@...

> 2. going to nih

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> 3. Re: Depression

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> 4. Re: Depression

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> 5. Re: Depression

> From: RAINBOWPED@...

> 6. Header deletion/end of mail deletion

> From: JHolt14085@...

> 7. Re: Konopin

> From: RAINBOWPED@...

> 8. Re: RLS group, what has happened?

> From: RAINBOWPED@...

> 9. RLS 206

> From: KMTW4825@...

> 10. Klonopin

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> 11. non rls - just adding to everyone's daily enjoyment of email

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> 12. Header deletion/end of mail deletion

> From: MetaMom123@...

> 13. Fwd: [Fwd: Getting even]

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> 14. Re: Header deletion/end of mail deletion

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> 15. New to List (RLS)

> From: bowlpoker@...

> 16. Re: New to List (RLS)

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> 17. Restoril

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> 18. The left Leg

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> 19. Re: Don't like it? Don't read it!

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> 20. Re: Don't like it? Don't read it!

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> 21. Re: New to List (RLS)

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> 22. RLS - The Group

> From: Sqrl523@...

> 23. sitting here

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> 24. Re: RLS 206

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> 25. Re: RLS 206

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> Message: 1

> Date: Fri, 2 Apr 1999 04:52:08 EST

> From: LINDA5222@...

> Subject: Re: Don't like it? Don't read it!

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> In a message dated 99-03-31 12:29:46 EST, you write:

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> << you don't like it than don't read it.....is that so hard to do???? >>

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> ditto from me too, I think we really need each other, even to the point

of

> taking the bad with the good!!!!

>

> Lee

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> Message: 2

> Date: Fri, 02 Apr 1999 05:29:00 -0600

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> Subject: going to nih

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> Good morning

> Thought I would let you know, I am going back to NIH next

> week. If anybody has any questions or comments I would be

> happy to ask the Dr's there. Just email me back.

> Have a good day

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> Des Moines IA

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> Message: 3

> Date: Fri, 2 Apr 1999 05:53:34 -0800

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> Subject: Re: Depression

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> No...I'm not trying to split hairs. It's just that it's not any more

> physiological for many people than RLS or Diabetes or any other

> physiological illness. It is chemical related. And many people don't

treat

> it because they think it is just psychological. If someone says your RLS

is

> psychological you would want to clarify that thought. I'm not trying to

> cause

> problem...it's just that for those of us who have had real clinical

> depression

> and know the affect of those chemicals on our brain, know it's not just

> mental.

>

> Cindy

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> Getting even

> >

> > Getting even

> >

> > A big shot business man had to

> > spend a couple of days in the

> > hospital. He was a royal pain

> > to the nurses because he bossed

> > them around just like he did his

> > employees.

> >

> > None of the hospital staff want

> > to have anything to do with him.

> > The head nurse was the only one

> > who could stand up to him.

> >

> > One morning, she went into his

> > room and announced, " I have to

> > take your temperature. " After

> > complaining for several minutes,

> > he finally settled down, crossed

> > his arms and opened his mouth.

> >

> > " No, I'm sorry, the nurse stated, "

> > but for this reading, I cannot use

> > and oral thermometer. "

> >

> > This started another round of

> > complaining, but eventually he

> > rolled over and bared his

> > rear-end. After feeling the

> > nurse insert the thermometer

> > he heard her announce, " I have

> > to get something, now you stay

> > JUST LIKE THAT until I get back! "

> >

> > She leaves the door to his room

> > open on her way out. He curses

> > under his breath as he hears

> > people walking past his door

> > laughing. After almost an hour,

> > the man's doctor comes into the

> > room.

> >

> > " What's going on here? " asked the

> > doctor.

> >

> > Angrily, the man answers, " What's

> > the matter Doc? Haven't you ever

> > seen someone having their

> > temperature taken? "

> >

> > After a pause, the doctor confesses,

> > " Well, no. I guess I haven't.

> > Not with a petunia anyway, "

> >

> >

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> ===

> God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage

to change the things I can; and the wisdom to know the difference

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