Re: and Sandy's hubbies

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Dear Liz, don't remember if I told you that I was on Plaquinel for years. Did okay on it I guess until I got the dermatitis. Its known to give you skin problems. So pcp took me off of it, dermy said good plan. So just watch for reactions. Sue

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> Dear Liz, don't remember if I told you that I was on

> Plaquinel for years. Did

> okay on it I guess until I got the dermatitis. Its

> known to give you skin

> problems. So pcp took me off of it, dermy said good

> plan. So just watch for

> reactions. Sue

>

Thanks Sue, yes, my rheumy told me to look out for a

rash and let him know. Love Liz

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Liz,

Thanks... He is doing okay. He's having a rough time at work because most of

his staff quit. His assistant is now in therapy

and wants to transfer out of the branch system. She is afraid to come to

work, which I can totaly understand.

Love,

Sandy

> Sandy, sooo sorry to hear about your husbands horrible

> experience. This happened to a friend of mine years

> ago in UK. She was kicked in the face and ribs and had

> to have several surgeries to 'put her back together'.

> She was a cashier (teller), the bank pensioned her off

> and gave her a v. good settlement, and although she is

> OK physically now, I don't think she ever got over it

> mentally. Still, she tries very hard, she travels a

> lot, and nearly always has a young man in tow!! I do

> hope your husband recovers soon and it doesn't

> traumatise him too much!!!>

> Love Liz

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