Re: For Jerry

[Guest guest]

Hi Jerry,

Ya, I haven't had an attack for just over 3 years now and my A & L

levels rarely rise either. It was something else that I thought was

implied in that email I was curious about. Something to do with having

attacks and not rising A & L levels in a certain time period. I went

back to the 20th of this month and couldn't find the post, so maybe I

mis-read something...again. Wouldn't be the first time. Guess because

it's been so long between hospital visits for me, I am looking for a

reason for that, that may not be there.

Thanks for replying.

Sandy/Ca

[Guest guest]

Sandy,

you shouldn't worry too much about why you haven't had a case in a

while. I've gone up to about 4-5 years without attacks and then have it

restart again (man, was I disappointed when that happened!). I remember

the post you saw and it was something like that, but I've already

deleted it beyond retrieval at this point so I can't go back and look at

it unless I logged onto the Yahoo board (I get my posts as emails),

which I'm not going to do since I have way too much past mail to go

through (as you can tell by the lateness of this reply). Hope you are

having some pain free days.

Kimber

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Kimber

Vallejo, CA

hominid2@...

Note: All advice given is personal opinion, not equal to that of a licensed

physician or health care professional.

[Guest guest]

Jerry wrote:

> Don't mess around with ER docs or family practice physicians. You

absolutely must see a specialist to get a definitive diagnosis.>

Aw Jerry, old friend.....

What's that expression that " great minds think alike " ?

With love, hope and prayers,

Heidi