Re: Re: Cleansing your body /Dairy for weight loss

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Shari Viger wrote:

> Yeah, like sesame milk!

>

> Shari

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Best part is the calcium is not bound up in animal proteins, which are

next to impossible for the human body to digest. Freely available source

of calcium.

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Hi Suzi, I'm doing pretty good. Pretty darned good!

I sure do drink a lot of teas, all day long. Feel so

much better than when I was taking all those meds, tho

I went back on the Trazedone last week. It was

awfully hard to realize that I hadn't got better

enough, because admitting it to myself is admitting I

am flawed (which I've known since I was quite small,

mind) -- semantics, note; I can word it more

positively but that's not how it feels. Been there

before many times and I will need to really research

the proper herbs before I try it again. (Or have some

illegal drugs close by)

But my physical health is so good. I am an example

to all the chronic sick people I know, and have got a

few of them beginning on some herbs and quitting some

medications. And, of course, the reasonably healthy

ones are " consulting " me and some even follow my

recommendations. Wow, what power! I even have a

brain again, guess the cognitive dysfunction was a

side effect of meds; I can read and do the hard

crossword puzzles again. Life is good, thanks so much

to youse guys.

Janelle

--- Suzanne <suziesgoats@...> wrote:

> Probably so Janelle..

> How you doing these days?

> Suzi

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Janelle,

That is wonderful!!!!! Congrats.

The credit goes to you - we just opened the door.. You had to walk thru it..

I am so glad to hear you're doing so great.

Suzi

Janelle Witter <janellewitter@...> wrote:

Hi Suzi, I'm doing pretty good. Pretty darned good! I sure do drink a lot of teas, all day long. Feel somuch better than when I was taking all those meds, thoI went back on the Trazedone last week. It wasawfully hard to realize that I hadn't got betterenough, because admitting it to myself is admitting Iam flawed (which I've known since I was quite small,mind) -- semantics, note; I can word it morepositively but that's not how it feels. Been therebefore many times and I will need to really researchthe proper herbs before I try it again. (Or have someillegal drugs close by) But my physical health is so good. I am an exampleto all the chronic sick people I know, and have got afew of them beginning on some herbs and quitting somemedications. And, of course,

the reasonably healthyones are "consulting" me and some even follow myrecommendations. Wow, what power! I even have abrain again, guess the cognitive dysfunction was aside effect of meds; I can read and do the hardcrossword puzzles again. Life is good, thanks so muchto youse guys. Janelle--- Suzanne <suziesgoats@...> wrote:> Probably so Janelle.. > How you doing these days?> Suzi __________________________________ Celebrate 's 10th Birthday! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web http://birthday./netrospective/

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Janelle Witter wrote:

> Hi Suzi, I'm doing pretty good. Pretty darned good!

> I sure do drink a lot of teas, all day long. Feel so

> much better than when I was taking all those meds, tho

> I went back on the Trazedone last week. It was

> awfully hard to realize that I hadn't got better

> enough, because admitting it to myself is admitting I

> am flawed (which I've known since I was quite small,

> mind) -- semantics, note; I can word it more

> positively but that's not how it feels. Been there

> before many times and I will need to really research

> the proper herbs before I try it again. (Or have some

> illegal drugs close by)

> But my physical health is so good. I am an example

> to all the chronic sick people I know, and have got a

> few of them beginning on some herbs and quitting some

> medications. And, of course, the reasonably healthy

> ones are " consulting " me and some even follow my

> recommendations. Wow, what power! I even have a

> brain again, guess the cognitive dysfunction was a

> side effect of meds; I can read and do the hard

> crossword puzzles again. Life is good, thanks so much

> to youse guys.

>

> Janelle

>

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Hi Janelle,

This is good to hear and congratulations to you for your hard work and

perseverance. Believe, it will get better if you continue to work at it.

Yes, even cured of it.

Peace be with you Janelle and please note, you are not flawed, you are

perfect and so is your body. You have just made some not so perfect

choices is all. Baby steps Janelle. One step at a time.

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Don " Quai " Eitner

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and wakes in man. "

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