Re: A couple of new symptoms>clonus -OOPS MICHAEL

[Guest guest]

I should not have said to swing on a swing set, it could be

dangerous to children unless you have someone there to stop you. You won't

be able to stop the swinging so a child could walk in front of you and might

get inadvertently hurt. I was being thoughtless saying that, again don't do

it unless you have someone with you.

later and hugs,

cindy

A couple of new symptoms

>

>

> > Hello folks from overcast, late summer, Melbourne,

> > Australia. I have recently experienced a few episodic

> > symptoms which I wondered whether anyone is familiar

> > with in terms of MSA or related illnesses. Twice now I

> > have been walking along normally in a straight line

> > and veered to the right in approximately a 90% arc for

> > no apparent reason. I veer quite dramatically not like

> > a minor drift which you would correct. On these

> > occassions I have also felt mildy dizzy and slightly

> > off balance generally. I also seem to have a lesion or

> > redness on the left side of my tongue which waxes and

> > wanes but has been there for three months or so (I

> > have not been taking any medications). Finally, if I

> > am tapping my foot to music with my toes on the floor

> > and bouncing my heel for say 20-30 seconds and decide

> > to stop my foot merrily keeps bouncing for anywhere

> > from 20 to 30 repetitions. When it stops I feel a

> > little weak in the calf for a few minutes. Is this

> > hyppereflexia ?

> >

> > Other than that I feel as fit as a trout.

> >

> > If anyone can shed any light on these symptoms, I

> > would greatly appreciate it.

> >

> > Best wishes to everyone in the group and I hope you

> > are all keeping well.

> >

> > Regards Sowter

> >

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[Guest guest]

Cindy,

Thanks for the explanation and the warning. You need

not fear I am too wide in the hips to fit on a swing

and endanger any children. I am the ideal weight for a

person 6' 4 " , the only problem is I am 5' 9 " (if you

get the picture).

Thanks once again.

Regards Sowter

--- cynthiaestephan myelo@...> wrote: >

I should not have said to swing on a swing

> set, it could be

> dangerous to children unless you have someone there

> to stop you. You won't

> be able to stop the swinging so a child could walk

> in front of you and might

> get inadvertently hurt. I was being thoughtless

> saying that, again don't do

> it unless you have someone with you.

>

> later and hugs,

> cindy

>

>

>

>

> A couple of new symptoms

> >

> >

> > > Hello folks from overcast, late summer,

> Melbourne,

> > > Australia. I have recently experienced a few

> episodic

> > > symptoms which I wondered whether anyone is

> familiar

> > > with in terms of MSA or related illnesses. Twice

> now I

> > > have been walking along normally in a straight

> line

> > > and veered to the right in approximately a 90%

> arc for

> > > no apparent reason. I veer quite dramatically

> not like

> > > a minor drift which you would correct. On these

> > > occassions I have also felt mildy dizzy and

> slightly

> > > off balance generally. I also seem to have a

> lesion or

> > > redness on the left side of my tongue which

> waxes and

> > > wanes but has been there for three months or so

> (I

> > > have not been taking any medications). Finally,

> if I

> > > am tapping my foot to music with my toes on the

> floor

> > > and bouncing my heel for say 20-30 seconds and

> decide

> > > to stop my foot merrily keeps bouncing for

> anywhere

> > > from 20 to 30 repetitions. When it stops I feel

> a

> > > little weak in the calf for a few minutes. Is

> this

> > > hyppereflexia ?

> > >

> > > Other than that I feel as fit as a trout.

> > >

> > > If anyone can shed any light on these symptoms,

> I

> > > would greatly appreciate it.

> > >

> > > Best wishes to everyone in the group and I hope

> you

> > > are all keeping well.

> > >

> > > Regards Sowter

> > >

> > > http://movies.yahoo.com.au - Yahoo! Movies

> > > - Vote for your nominees in our online s

> pool.

> > >

> > > If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you

> may

> > > unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

> > >

> > > shydrager-unsubscribe

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Cindy,

Thanks for the explanation and the warning. You need

not fear I am too wide in the hips to fit on a swing

and endanger any children. I am the ideal weight for a

person 6' 4 " , the only problem is I am 5' 9 " (if you

get the picture).

Thanks once again.

Regards Sowter

--- cynthiaestephan myelo@...> wrote: >

I should not have said to swing on a swing

> set, it could be

> dangerous to children unless you have someone there

> to stop you. You won't

> be able to stop the swinging so a child could walk

> in front of you and might

> get inadvertently hurt. I was being thoughtless

> saying that, again don't do

> it unless you have someone with you.

>

> later and hugs,

> cindy

>

>

>

>

> A couple of new symptoms

> >

> >

> > > Hello folks from overcast, late summer,

> Melbourne,

> > > Australia. I have recently experienced a few

> episodic

> > > symptoms which I wondered whether anyone is

> familiar

> > > with in terms of MSA or related illnesses. Twice

> now I

> > > have been walking along normally in a straight

> line

> > > and veered to the right in approximately a 90%

> arc for

> > > no apparent reason. I veer quite dramatically

> not like

> > > a minor drift which you would correct. On these

> > > occassions I have also felt mildy dizzy and

> slightly

> > > off balance generally. I also seem to have a

> lesion or

> > > redness on the left side of my tongue which

> waxes and

> > > wanes but has been there for three months or so

> (I

> > > have not been taking any medications). Finally,

> if I

> > > am tapping my foot to music with my toes on the

> floor

> > > and bouncing my heel for say 20-30 seconds and

> decide

> > > to stop my foot merrily keeps bouncing for

> anywhere

> > > from 20 to 30 repetitions. When it stops I feel

> a

> > > little weak in the calf for a few minutes. Is

> this

> > > hyppereflexia ?

> > >

> > > Other than that I feel as fit as a trout.

> > >

> > > If anyone can shed any light on these symptoms,

> I

> > > would greatly appreciate it.

> > >

> > > Best wishes to everyone in the group and I hope

> you

> > > are all keeping well.

> > >

> > > Regards Sowter

> > >

> > > http://movies.yahoo.com.au - Yahoo! Movies

> > > - Vote for your nominees in our online s

> pool.

> > >

> > > If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you

> may

> > > unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

> > >

> > > shydrager-unsubscribe

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >