* Re: shakies / from LABOR

[Guest guest]

You know, I had to chime in here with my own experiences with the

shakes. I have had this three times in my life.... right after

delivering each of my children! Th first one was totally drug free

(bad idea), and I was hyper w/Graves at the time. 15 years later

number two came along (a beautiful babygirl! Hooray! shes almost 6

now) and I was hypo from I131 (and drugged with eppidural and who

knows what... )still violent shakes. Number three was the same.

Docs say can be normal. No other woman I taked to had it though...

seems odd.

> > Say prr,

> >

> > Can you tell me more about these shakies????

> > I have been trying to figure something out, and maybe I jsut

> did...maybe

> > not.

> > Anyway, when I try and exert myself at all, like picking up a

> piece of

> > firewood to take to the house, I get to feeling real bad and my

> arms flap

> > and shake loke those people you see being strangled in horror

> movies.

> > Do you think this sounds anything like the adrenal shakies you

are

> talking

> > about?

> > I had thought I was in total heart failure, but my dowser keeps

> saying no,

> > and I wonder if my inability to exercise is somehow linked to

this.

> >

> > Thsnks for any input, or even vague, emotional outbursts.

> >

> > webehypotoo,

> > Inga

> >

> >

> > .,¸¸,.»§«,¸¸,.·´¯`·.,¸¸,.»§« ,¸¸,.·´¯`·.,¸¸,.»§«·.,¸¸

> >

> > > Thanks for the tip, BTW. We were moving computers at work

> today, and

> > > (as usual) I overdid it, and now I've got the shakies again.

> See how

> > > the letters are quivering? :-) So I may try your trick.

> Still, it was

> > > a fun day. I love getting stuff done. I bet most people here

> do. News

> > > flash, world, we never WANTED to spend our lives on the

couch.

> Details

> > > at 11.