Re: A few answers...stealth viruses

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Dear friends,

I have been thinking alot lately on the " stealth virus " theme, and I

remembered that I contacted a horrible case of Chicken Pox when I was

27, and after a year or so later, I can see my health slowly

deteriorating. It wasn't until my neck getting completely damaged at

work over 3 years ago, did I start to " go down " fast. I wonder if it

is connected.

Love & light,

-- In @y..., " kithain " wrote:

> Isn't nice that we can all have so many differing opinions about

> what's the cause of our woes, without getting upset at each other?

> Personally, I feel that fibro is viral in origin, since the

symptoms

> are similar or mimic ones from ohter diseases so closely. I found

the

> stealth virus article fascinating, and I'm going to bring it up at

my

> appt. today. As for the mitochondrial article, it just makes me

think

> about reading the Madeleine L'engle books as a child. A Wrinkle In

> Time, A Wind In the Door, etc. That was where I first heard the

word

> mitochondria. :-), Odd how I can remember that, yet not remember I

> asked my friend the same question twice in five minutes....

>

> When I went in and got my found records from my doctor on Saturday,

> he reminded me that the reason he had originally sent me to the

> rheumy 4 years ago, was that a recent blood test had shown a

speckled

> pattern, which is hard to interpret, but usually indicates a

> rheumatoid condition, such as lupus. Which is why he disagreed with

> the fibro diagnosis. He doesn't want me to be lumped into a

category

> that won't benefit me. Hmmpphh! The rheumy did his own bloodwork,

and

> lupus was not indicated. I feel my doctor is trying to excuse his

> behavior, but I will look into this again.

>

> Everybody take care,

>

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