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Gert

I'm sorry Mark's sick. I just found out. Is Rovner your urologist?

When Mark gets better ask your urologist about methenamine to avoid

utis.

Steve

> Thanks Bill

>

> I did call the Dr. I called his neur, but his doc on call called me

back. He

> was young and arragant. I then called his urologist that did the

test on

> Monday, he wasn't in either but the resident was very helpful, he

didn't

> know what MSa was but he looked it up while I was on hold. He told

me that if

> the temp rose any more to bring him in. After Tylenol it went down

to

> 100.4.His temp is down to 99.8 this morning. I think we need to

get his

> urine checked for infection.

> Thank

> Gert

[Guest guest]

Gert

I'm sorry Mark's sick. I just found out. Is Rovner your urologist?

When Mark gets better ask your urologist about methenamine to avoid

utis.

Steve

> Thanks Bill

>

> I did call the Dr. I called his neur, but his doc on call called me

back. He

> was young and arragant. I then called his urologist that did the

test on

> Monday, he wasn't in either but the resident was very helpful, he

didn't

> know what MSa was but he looked it up while I was on hold. He told

me that if

> the temp rose any more to bring him in. After Tylenol it went down

to

> 100.4.His temp is down to 99.8 this morning. I think we need to

get his

> urine checked for infection.

> Thank

> Gert

[Guest guest]

Gert,

Call the doctor! He could have either aspiration pneumonia or a

UTI. Either one can be present without many obvious symptoms. It

could be just a virus, but you should check it out. In the meantime,

push lots of water and give him tylenol.

Carol & Rob

> Hi everyone

>

> my husband dx 2000 MSA C has been feeling tired all day. I just

took his

> temperature and it's 101.4 normanlly it's 97. He has a runny nose

but

> that's all. What should I do. Just give him Tylenol.

>

> Gert

[Guest guest]

Gert,

Call the doctor! He could have either aspiration pneumonia or a

UTI. Either one can be present without many obvious symptoms. It

could be just a virus, but you should check it out. In the meantime,

push lots of water and give him tylenol.

Carol & Rob

> Hi everyone

>

> my husband dx 2000 MSA C has been feeling tired all day. I just

took his

> temperature and it's 101.4 normanlly it's 97. He has a runny nose

but

> that's all. What should I do. Just give him Tylenol.

>

> Gert

[Guest guest]

Gert,

Call the doctor! He could have either aspiration pneumonia or a

UTI. Either one can be present without many obvious symptoms. It

could be just a virus, but you should check it out. In the meantime,

push lots of water and give him tylenol.

Carol & Rob

> Hi everyone

>

> my husband dx 2000 MSA C has been feeling tired all day. I just

took his

> temperature and it's 101.4 normanlly it's 97. He has a runny nose

but

> that's all. What should I do. Just give him Tylenol.

>

> Gert

[Guest guest]

Must be on your end at your mail server Barb, I'm only getting one copy of

everything.

Hugs,

Pam

HELP

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> it is starting again.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Barb

>

>

>

> --

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[Guest guest]

Must be on your end at your mail server Barb, I'm only getting one copy of

everything.

Hugs,

Pam

HELP

> IS EVERYONE RECEIVING DUPLICATE COPIES OF ALL THE MAIL?

>

> This has been going on all day. Sometimes three copies of a note from

> the list.

>

> I even went into the web access box and deleted some duplicates. But now

> it is starting again.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Barb

>

>

>

> --

> " When we do the best that we can, we never know what miracle is wrought

> in our life,

> or in the life of another. " --Helen Keller

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Must be on your end at your mail server Barb, I'm only getting one copy of

everything.

Hugs,

Pam

HELP

> IS EVERYONE RECEIVING DUPLICATE COPIES OF ALL THE MAIL?

>

> This has been going on all day. Sometimes three copies of a note from

> the list.

>

> I even went into the web access box and deleted some duplicates. But now

> it is starting again.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Barb

>

>

>

> --

> " When we do the best that we can, we never know what miracle is wrought

> in our life,

> or in the life of another. " --Helen Keller

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Dear friends, my good friend E-mailed me from Montana last night and told me

that she has cancer of the tongue. I realize that this has nothing to do

with pancreatitis but I need your help. If anyone knows how to search any

information on tongue cancer and the best hospital to go to for the surgery

and treatment my friend and I would really be grateful. She lives in a

remote part of Montana and is planning to go to the surgeon there close to

home. I want her to go the best hospital and the best doctors who treat this

type of cancer of the tongue. Thank you for any help you can give me since I

am not very good with searching on the computer. In fact I am rather

clueless. Please keep her in your prayers. Her name is Gail. Thanks so

much. Shirley

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/14/02 6:08:46 PM Central Daylight Time,

shirlf3542@... writes:

> shirlf3542@...shirlf3542@...

I would check M. D. in Houston Texas. They are a " teaching

hospital " and therefore involved in many studies and clinical testing. My

father was part the Luperon clinical testing 15 years ago (he went there for

prostrate cancer and M.D. found liver cancer the size of a cantelope

that the local hospital didn't even detect). He is now 78 and still going

strong and has no sign of cancer. The great part is that the hospital does a

full scan every six months...just to be sure. He helps pastors and

missionaries by helping build/remodel their homes - mostly drywall! Good

luck - and I will keep her in my prayers,

Gail West, Indiana

[Guest guest]

I went on-line and found there are doctors that specialize in Tongue Cancer.

I just used Google and " tongue cancer " treatment hospital

Thought I would share a couple of links of success stories - positive

reinforcement and all that:

http://www.guycroft.clara.net/cancer/mouth.htm

http://lowellgeneral.cancersource.com/NewsFeatures/InspirationalStories/detail

..cfm?DiseaseID=1&ContentID=25173

And here is one just for oral cancer:

http://www.cancerlinksusa.com/oral/

Hope this helps,

Gail West, Indiana

[Guest guest]

C

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>Dear friends, my good friend E-mailed me from Montana last night and told

>me

>that she has cancer of the tongue. I realize that this has nothing to do

>with pancreatitis but I need your help. If anyone knows how to search any

>information on tongue cancer and the best hospital to go to for the surgery

>and treatment my friend and I would really be grateful. She lives in a

>remote part of Montana and is planning to go to the surgeon there close to

>home. I want her to go the best hospital and the best doctors who treat

>this

>type of cancer of the tongue. Thank you for any help you can give me since

>I

>am not very good with searching on the computer. In fact I am rather

>clueless. Please keep her in your prayers. Her name is Gail. Thanks so

>much. Shirley

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/14/02 7:43:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

gwest1955@... writes:

>

> > shirlf3542@...shirlf3542@...

>

> I would check M. D. in Houston Texas. They are a " teaching

> hospital " and therefore involved in many studies and clinical testing. My

> father was part the Luperon clinical testing 15 years ago (he went there

> for

> prostrate cancer and M.D. found liver cancer the size of a

> cantelope

> that the local hospital didn't even detect). He is now 78 and still going

> strong and has no sign of cancer. The great part is that the hospital does

> a

> full scan every six months...just to be sure. He helps pastors and

> missionaries by helping build/remodel their homes - mostly drywall! Good

> luck - and I will keep her in my prayers,

>

> Gail West, Indiana

>

Dear Gail, thank you so much. I will forward your information on to my

friend in Montana. I really appreciate you taking the time for her. Thanks

so much again. Shirley

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/14/02 8:00:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

gwest1955@... writes:

>

> I went on-line and found there are doctors that specialize in Tongue

> Cancer.

> I just used Google and " tongue cancer " treatment hospital

>

> Thought I would share a couple of links of success stories - positive

> reinforcement and all that:

>

>

Thanks again Gail, you are great. Shirley

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/14/02 8:02:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

shannontuten@... writes:

> >

> Check out this site:

> http://www.tonguecancer.com/

>

>

>

> Tute

>

>

Dear thank you also. You guys are the best friends anyone could ever

want. THANKS. Shirley

[Guest guest]

Do not remember that one before, Andy... Have you told this to your

doc?

My immediate thought (and I am not a doctor, not a nurse, not anybody

with any medical expertise) is that it may be some odd coincidence

which needs further investigation.

I do know that sometimes the arms and elbows, in particular, can have

numbness after surgery, if they are not sufficiently padded and

protected, just because the surgery can take a while. But I wouldn't

think that to be the case with an SARPE...

Ask your surgeon, and your general physician, and perhaps the two of

them need to have a chat about it. There are certainly a number of

tests that can be revealing about what's going on with the blood flow

and the nerves.

(Aside from that, old joke repeated: " Don't turn your arm that

certain way, unless you're a tennis or golf star and need it to make

your aces! " Tiger: Turn your arm any way you want!!!)

C.

> Hello my names andy and I had the palate expansion sugery about 11

> days ago.I was wondering if anybody else had like a burning

> sensation in their upper arm during their recovery.whenever i turn

> my arm a certain way it burns is this super bad????other then that

> its not so bad.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

my daughter was doing pretty well after the strep--started eating again

well, now she won't eat again????

We started diflucan and I don't know if this is die off, teething or

she's sick again--I am so tired of this.

Any thoughts? No new foods introduced, just started a scd legal

calcium citrate.

She also started pooping on her own every other day.

I read that diflucan can cause stomach upset.

Thanks for any advice,

[Guest guest]

Calcium citrate and magnesium citrate are terrible for feeding yeast, IMO. This

is not only my experience with these forms, I have read others having the same

problem. I would change to higher quality calcium supplement.

jjcox22 jjcox22@...> wrote:Hi,

my daughter was doing pretty well after the strep--started eating again

well, now she won't eat again????

We started diflucan and I don't know if this is die off, teething or

she's sick again--I am so tired of this.

Any thoughts? No new foods introduced, just started a scd legal

calcium citrate.

She also started pooping on her own every other day.

I read that diflucan can cause stomach upset.

Thanks for any advice,

For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

and

http://www.pecanbread.com

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

> my daughter was doing pretty well after the strep--started eating

again

> well, now she won't eat again????

> We started diflucan and I don't know if this is die off, teething or

> she's sick again--I am so tired of this.

> Any thoughts? No new foods introduced, just started a scd legal

> calcium citrate.

> She also started pooping on her own every other day.

> I read that diflucan can cause stomach upset.

She may be having increased die off with the diflucan. Epsom salt

baths and/or activated charcoal may help relieve it.

Sheila, SCD 56 mos, 21 yrs UC

mom of , SCD 41 mos

[Guest guest]

>>>Calcium citrate and magnesium citrate are terrible for feeding

yeast, IMO.

What is this based? This was posted on the enzyme group a few times but

when we really tried to nail down WHERE it came from and WHAT it was

based on, it appeared to be a rumor only.

>>>I read that diflucan can cause stomach upset.

Nausea or upset stomach (even vomiting) are typical reactions to anti-

fungals or yeast treatments.

.

[Guest guest]

>>>Calcium citrate and magnesium citrate are terrible for feeding

yeast, IMO.

What is this based? This was posted on the enzyme group a few times but

when we really tried to nail down WHERE it came from and WHAT it was

based on, it appeared to be a rumor only.

>>>I read that diflucan can cause stomach upset.

Nausea or upset stomach (even vomiting) are typical reactions to anti-

fungals or yeast treatments.

.

[Guest guest]

Hi Gertrude,

The magnesium glycinate is for constipation, what else can I use?

The other forms of calcium (carbonate) cause constipation and my

daughter needs the calcium. I appreciate any suggestions,

Hi,

> my daughter was doing pretty well after the strep--started eating

again

> well, now she won't eat again????

> We started diflucan and I don't know if this is die off, teething

or

> she's sick again--I am so tired of this.

> Any thoughts? No new foods introduced, just started a scd legal

> calcium citrate.

> She also started pooping on her own every other day.

> I read that diflucan can cause stomach upset.

> Thanks for any advice,

>

>

>

>

>

>

> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the

book _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the

following websites:

> http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

> and

> http://www.pecanbread.com

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Sheila,

>

> Hi ,

>

> > my daughter was doing pretty well after the strep--started eating

> again

> > well, now she won't eat again????

> > We started diflucan and I don't know if this is die off, teething

or

> > she's sick again--I am so tired of this.

> > Any thoughts? No new foods introduced, just started a scd legal

> > calcium citrate.

> > She also started pooping on her own every other day.

> > I read that diflucan can cause stomach upset.

>

> She may be having increased die off with the diflucan. Epsom salt

> baths and/or activated charcoal may help relieve it.

>

> Sheila, SCD 56 mos, 21 yrs UC

> mom of , SCD 41 mos

>