re: Stem Cell Rescearch at UTMB > Jim Stark

[Guest guest]

Jim,

I came across this today and wonder if this is what you were looking for.

Take Care Vera

<A

HREF= " http://www.nature.com/cgi-taf/DynaPage.taf?file=/neuro/journal/vaop/ncurre\

nt/full/nn974.html " >Region-specific generation of cholinergic neurons from fetal

human neural

stem cells grafted in adult rat</A>

******************

Hello Family,

A short but definitely promising bit of news about stem cell research. If any

one runs across the actual study: " Region-specific generation of cholinergic

neurons from fetal human neural stem cells grafted in adult rat " , I would

like

a copy please.

God Bless,

Judy & Jim Stark

[Guest guest]

Jim,

I came across this today and wonder if this is what you were looking for.

Take Care Vera

<A

HREF= " http://www.nature.com/cgi-taf/DynaPage.taf?file=/neuro/journal/vaop/ncurre\

nt/full/nn974.html " >Region-specific generation of cholinergic neurons from fetal

human neural

stem cells grafted in adult rat</A>

******************

Hello Family,

A short but definitely promising bit of news about stem cell research. If any

one runs across the actual study: " Region-specific generation of cholinergic

neurons from fetal human neural stem cells grafted in adult rat " , I would

like

a copy please.

God Bless,

Judy & Jim Stark

[Guest guest]

<PRE>Sorry Jim I guess I did something wrong. for the web link not to open.

[Guest guest]

<PRE>Sorry Jim I guess I did something wrong. for the web link not to open.

[Guest guest]

Hi -

I have read all the emails for two years now (that was when my dad was d/a

with this horrible disease). I am now writing in hopes that with all in the

incredible knowledge that this group has, that maybe I can find an answer for

my dad. Three weeks ago he entered the hospital with kidney disease (thank

God I had the knowledge from this list to know that the rapid downhill

progression in a couple of days time was a big danger sign). He is now in

rehab in the hospital, but he is still extremely exhaused and all he wants to

do is sleep. This past weekend he could not even do his physical therapy

because he was so exhaused. His doctor seemes to think that the diease is

causing the exhaustion and incapacitation, but I find that hard to believe

since he was not even half this bad a week before he was in the hospital. He

says that he is amazed at the rapid deterioration. I guess my question is

this, Is that possible that he would deteriorate that fast even after being

on antibiotics for fourteen days, or could there be something else wrong. I

really appreciate all the fantastic advise I have received here for the past

two years and I keep all the patients and caretakers of this tragic disease

in my prayers. Thanks for your help.

[Guest guest]

Hi -

I have read all the emails for two years now (that was when my dad was d/a

with this horrible disease). I am now writing in hopes that with all in the

incredible knowledge that this group has, that maybe I can find an answer for

my dad. Three weeks ago he entered the hospital with kidney disease (thank

God I had the knowledge from this list to know that the rapid downhill

progression in a couple of days time was a big danger sign). He is now in

rehab in the hospital, but he is still extremely exhaused and all he wants to

do is sleep. This past weekend he could not even do his physical therapy

because he was so exhaused. His doctor seemes to think that the diease is

causing the exhaustion and incapacitation, but I find that hard to believe

since he was not even half this bad a week before he was in the hospital. He

says that he is amazed at the rapid deterioration. I guess my question is

this, Is that possible that he would deteriorate that fast even after being

on antibiotics for fourteen days, or could there be something else wrong. I

really appreciate all the fantastic advise I have received here for the past

two years and I keep all the patients and caretakers of this tragic disease

in my prayers. Thanks for your help.

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim,

Did you happen to read the posting that I sent #'s 365061, 36562, 36563,

36564 . I got the link open myself and copy and pasted it and sent it hoping

that it was what you wanted. Because it was so long , I put sent it in parts.

Take Care Vera

Vera,

It is not your fault, it's the link. :>)

Thanks for trying. I think it is the study I was looking for.

God Bless,

Judy & Jim Stark

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim,

Did you happen to read the posting that I sent #'s 365061, 36562, 36563,

36564 . I got the link open myself and copy and pasted it and sent it hoping

that it was what you wanted. Because it was so long , I put sent it in parts.

Take Care Vera

Vera,

It is not your fault, it's the link. :>)

Thanks for trying. I think it is the study I was looking for.

God Bless,

Judy & Jim Stark

[Guest guest]

Vera,

It is not your fault, it's the link. :>)

Thanks for trying. I think it is the study I was looking for.

God Bless,

Judy & Jim Stark

re: Stem Cell Rescearch at UTMB > Jim Stark

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[Guest guest]

Vera,

It is not your fault, it's the link. :>)

Thanks for trying. I think it is the study I was looking for.

God Bless,

Judy & Jim Stark

re: Stem Cell Rescearch at UTMB > Jim Stark

> <PRE>Sorry Jim I guess I did something wrong. for the web link not to

open.

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi RMADM4,

It sounds to me as if there is still some sort of infection going.

Often a blood infection (septis) will come from a UTI. It may take a

different antibiotic to cure the second infection. That is my guess,

but I am not a doctor.

Take care, Bill Werre

===================================

RMADM4@... wrote:

>Hi -

>I have read all the emails for two years now (that was when my dad was d/a

>with this horrible disease). I am now writing in hopes that with all in the

>incredible knowledge that this group has, that maybe I can find an answer for

>my dad. Three weeks ago he entered the hospital with kidney disease (thank

>God I had the knowledge from this list to know that the rapid downhill

>progression in a couple of days time was a big danger sign). He is now in

>rehab in the hospital, but he is still extremely exhaused and all he wants to

>do is sleep. This past weekend he could not even do his physical therapy

>because he was so exhaused. His doctor seemes to think that the diease is

>causing the exhaustion and incapacitation, but I find that hard to believe

>since he was not even half this bad a week before he was in the hospital. He

>says that he is amazed at the rapid deterioration. I guess my question is

>this, Is that possible that he would deteriorate that fast even after being

>on antibiotics for fourteen days, or could there be something else wrong. I

>really appreciate all the fantastic advise I have received here for the past

>two years and I keep all the patients and caretakers of this tragic disease

>in my prayers. Thanks for your help.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi RMADM4,

It sounds to me as if there is still some sort of infection going.

Often a blood infection (septis) will come from a UTI. It may take a

different antibiotic to cure the second infection. That is my guess,

but I am not a doctor.

Take care, Bill Werre

===================================

RMADM4@... wrote:

>Hi -

>I have read all the emails for two years now (that was when my dad was d/a

>with this horrible disease). I am now writing in hopes that with all in the

>incredible knowledge that this group has, that maybe I can find an answer for

>my dad. Three weeks ago he entered the hospital with kidney disease (thank

>God I had the knowledge from this list to know that the rapid downhill

>progression in a couple of days time was a big danger sign). He is now in

>rehab in the hospital, but he is still extremely exhaused and all he wants to

>do is sleep. This past weekend he could not even do his physical therapy

>because he was so exhaused. His doctor seemes to think that the diease is

>causing the exhaustion and incapacitation, but I find that hard to believe

>since he was not even half this bad a week before he was in the hospital. He

>says that he is amazed at the rapid deterioration. I guess my question is

>this, Is that possible that he would deteriorate that fast even after being

>on antibiotics for fourteen days, or could there be something else wrong. I

>really appreciate all the fantastic advise I have received here for the past

>two years and I keep all the patients and caretakers of this tragic disease

>in my prayers. Thanks for your help.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Hi Jim ,

I forgot and left out a number in the note to you posting are # 365061,

365062,365063, 365064

Take Care Vera

Hi Jim,

>

> Did you happen to read the posting that I sent #'s 365061, 36562, 36563,

> 36564 . I got the link open myself and copy and pasted it and sent it

hoping

> that it was what you wanted. Because it was so long , I put sent it in

parts.

[Guest guest]

> Hi Jim ,

I forgot and left out a number in the note to you posting are # 365061,

365062,365063, 365064

Take Care Vera

Hi Jim,

>

> Did you happen to read the posting that I sent #'s 365061, 36562, 36563,

> 36564 . I got the link open myself and copy and pasted it and sent it

hoping

> that it was what you wanted. Because it was so long , I put sent it in

parts.

[Guest guest]

Vera,

No, I am surprised I did not see them. I'll go to the archives to find them.

Thanks for the follow up.

God Bless,

Judy & Jim Stark

Re: re: Stem Cell Rescearch at UTMB > Jim Stark

> Hi Jim,

>

> Did you happen to read the posting that I sent #'s 365061, 36562, 36563,

> 36564 . I got the link open myself and copy and pasted it and sent it

hoping

> that it was what you wanted. Because it was so long , I put sent it in

parts.

>

>

> Take Care Vera

>

>

>

>

>

> Vera,

>

> It is not your fault, it's the link. :>)

>

> Thanks for trying. I think it is the study I was looking for.

>

> God Bless,

> Judy & Jim Stark

>

>

>

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

> unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

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[Guest guest]

Vera,

No, I am surprised I did not see them. I'll go to the archives to find them.

Thanks for the follow up.

God Bless,

Judy & Jim Stark

Re: re: Stem Cell Rescearch at UTMB > Jim Stark

> Hi Jim,

>

> Did you happen to read the posting that I sent #'s 365061, 36562, 36563,

> 36564 . I got the link open myself and copy and pasted it and sent it

hoping

> that it was what you wanted. Because it was so long , I put sent it in

parts.

>

>

> Take Care Vera

>

>

>

>

>

> Vera,

>

> It is not your fault, it's the link. :>)

>

> Thanks for trying. I think it is the study I was looking for.

>

> God Bless,

> Judy & Jim Stark

>

>

>

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

> unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

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> shydrager-unsubscribe

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