Re: I just got back from the hospital....

[Guest guest]

I am really worried that I may have either picked up an infection while in the

hospital those few days, or somehow being there has caused me to actually

develop mets to my lungs. Even though the CT scan on Friday indicated that I

was clear, as of that Tuesday, I have been fighting a very nasty dry cough and

wheezing and shortness of breath.

What confuses me is that I was FINE when I came home from the hospital, but

suddenly this set on me and I just can't get past it. It scares me that

something is now in my lungs but I can't understand how it could have happened

that fast.

I'm currently taking colloidal silver as well as IP6 and coQ10.

Could the coughing and shortness of breath be related to me being anemic? I'm

really getting worried!

[Guest guest]

Have you not been back to a doctor to check out your cough? You've been

complaining about this for a little while.

No, going into the hospital cannot give you mets.

Yes, there are many things it can be. You need to see a doctor for an

examination.

ar

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> I am really worried that I may have either picked up an infection while in the

hospital those few days, or somehow being there has caused me to actually

develop mets to my lungs. Even though the CT scan on Friday indicated that I

was clear, as of that Tuesday, I have been fighting a very nasty dry cough and

wheezing and shortness of breath.

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> What confuses me is that I was FINE when I came home from the hospital, but

suddenly this set on me and I just can't get past it. It scares me that

something is now in my lungs but I can't understand how it could have happened

that fast.

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> I'm currently taking colloidal silver as well as IP6 and coQ10.

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> Could the coughing and shortness of breath be related to me being anemic? I'm

really getting worried!

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[Guest guest]

It would not be unheard of that you got a pneumonia starting. Get to a doctor

who can find out and deal with it. Please. In not so rare cases, it actually

takes the cancer out

With kind regards, Slavek.

[Guest guest]

> No, going into the hospital cannot give you mets.

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LOL, I know, its just so bizarre to me the way it came on so fast. No, I

haven't been back to a doctor - I have no insurance so I try to handle most

things at home. I only went to the ER because of the bleeding tumor so of

course they had to treat me. Considering that it came on within like 24 hours,

I'm thinking its got to be some kind of infection, but I get so paranoid that

you just never know.

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> Have you not been back to a doctor to check out your cough? You've been

complaining about this for a little while.

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> Yes, there are many things it can be. You need to see a doctor for an

examination.

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> ar

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[Guest guest]

You definitely need to check this out...it could be a couple of different things

but not mets. You may be anemic or holding fluids in your lungs...go in now and

get it checked!

On Jul 20, 2010, at 6:43 PM, arlynsg wrote:

> Have you not been back to a doctor to check out your cough? You've been

complaining about this for a little while.

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> No, going into the hospital cannot give you mets.

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> Yes, there are many things it can be. You need to see a doctor for an

examination.

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> ar

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> > I am really worried that I may have either picked up an infection while in

the hospital those few days, or somehow being there has caused me to actually

develop mets to my lungs. Even though the CT scan on Friday indicated that I was

clear, as of that Tuesday, I have been fighting a very nasty dry cough and

wheezing and shortness of breath.

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> > What confuses me is that I was FINE when I came home from the hospital, but

suddenly this set on me and I just can't get past it. It scares me that

something is now in my lungs but I can't understand how it could have happened

that fast.

> >

> > I'm currently taking colloidal silver as well as IP6 and coQ10.

> >

> > Could the coughing and shortness of breath be related to me being anemic?

I'm really getting worried!

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[Guest guest]

Hi Detwa,

Are you nebulizing CS? If you do have a lung infection nebulizing CS has proven

most effective.

What is the status of your tumor now? Has the drainage stopped? Is it shrinking?

Best regards,

Sandy

> No, going into the hospital cannot give you mets.

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LOL, I know, its just so bizarre to me the way it came on so fast. No, I

haven't been back to a doctor - I have no insurance so I try to handle most

things at home. I only went to the ER because of the bleeding tumor so of

course they had to treat me. Considering that it came on within like 24 hours,

I'm thinking its got to be some kind of infection, but I get so paranoid that

you just never know.

[Guest guest]

Hi, Sandy,

No, I am not nebulizing - I looked up nebulizers, are those different from

inhalers? I don't see any at local stores but they are available online.

However, I see both nebulizers and vaporizers and inhalers, with the nebulizers

being the most expensive. Which one is best? That sounds like a great idea to

get it into my lungs.

The open part of my tumor is still...well, open. We are keeping it clean and

dressed and sprayed with colloidal silver. It is still draining daily though.

I've started taking the silver internally to help with any infection as there is

a bit of an odor. It doesn't seem to be really doing anything, just...there.

visually, the size all around seems to be a bit smaller than when I was in the

hospital, but of course its hard to be exact when I don't have the type of

measuring tools they had.

I actually got on my treadmill this morning for 10 minutes and it wore me out!

I had to literally sit down and rest, then I took a packet of liposomal vit c

and I was finally able to get up and move around. It definitely feels like a

lung problem. I've heard of people getting infections from hospitals and I just

can't think of anything else that could have happened!

Thanks!

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Detwa,

Yes, nebulizers and inhalers are different in that the nebulizer produces a very

fine mist and much smaller particle size than inhalers. Here is a site that

seems to have reasonably priced nebulizers

[http://www.portablenebs.com/omroncompair.htm]. If you can afford one I highly

recommend it.

When tumors drain like yours is it will have an odor. I'm glad to hear you're

taking such good care of it. Keep up the good work! I hope you are still taking

all of your supplements..they seemed to really get things moving for you.

Lung infections can make you feel so tired. It's good you are trying to stay

active but try not to overdo...take it slow and easy. Many times people do get

infections while in the hospital. My son's girlfriend gets kidney stones quite

often and has since she was 11 yo, she's now 22 so she has been in and out of

the hospital many times and she has gotten infections that had nothing to do

with her kidney stones and a couple of times were very severe...was in the

hospital for weeks. I'm not trying to alarm you but giving an example that it

does happen.

Keep taking good care of yourself and know you're in my thoughts and prayers.

Blessings,

Sandy

[Guest guest]

Okay, I got my nebulizer, its by Omron. But I'm not exactly enjoying it - I

wonder if this colloidal silver is okay? Its 20 ppm, from Utopia Silver. Or

maybe Im just not used to the whole breathing mist thing, but it doesnt " feel "

too good, I have to keep stopping. Sometimes it feels as if the mist burns a

little bit.

Ive only used it so far twice yesterday, about 15 min each time, and about to

try it again. Just wondering if thats how the silver is supposed to feel going

in or should it be more....smooth?

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> Hi Detwa,

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> Yes, nebulizers and inhalers are different in that the nebulizer produces a

very fine mist and much smaller particle size than inhalers. Here is a site that

seems to have reasonably priced nebulizers

[http://www.portablenebs.com/omroncompair.htm]. If you can afford one I highly

recommend it.

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> When tumors drain like yours is it will have an odor. I'm glad to hear you're

taking such good care of it. Keep up the good work! I hope you are still taking

all of your supplements..they seemed to really get things moving for you.

>

> Lung infections can make you feel so tired. It's good you are trying to stay

active but try not to overdo...take it slow and easy. Many times people do get

infections while in the hospital. My son's girlfriend gets kidney stones quite

often and has since she was 11 yo, she's now 22 so she has been in and out of

the hospital many times and she has gotten infections that had nothing to do

with her kidney stones and a couple of times were very severe...was in the

hospital for weeks. I'm not trying to alarm you but giving an example that it

does happen.

>

> Keep taking good care of yourself and know you're in my thoughts and prayers.

>

> Blessings,

> Sandy

>

[Guest guest]

Does pneumonia always produce some type of mucus in the chest? Because my cough

is just dry, it doesnt produce anything, its just irritating, but I have to

really catch my breath to do it.

I might go back to ER (ugh) to get it checked out, but I so hate going there,

seems like I get sicker everytime I go!

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> It would not be unheard of that you got a pneumonia starting. Get to a doctor

who can find out and deal with it. Please. In not so rare cases, it actually

takes the cancer out

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> With kind regards, Slavek.

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[Guest guest]

if memory serves me, yes it does produce....i just had my thyroid taken out, the

cancer is gone and i still have the dry cough. unless the cough is coming from

your chest. a dry cough usually comes from the throat and the sinuses.

 

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From: detwa_3017 <epurdles@...>

Sent: Sat, July 24, 2010 2:30:02 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: I just got back from the hospital....

 

Does pneumonia always produce some type of mucus in the chest? Because my cough

is just dry, it doesnt produce anything, its just irritating, but I have to

really catch my breath to do it.

I might go back to ER (ugh) to get it checked out, but I so hate going there,

seems like I get sicker everytime I go!

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>who can find out and deal with it. Please. In not so rare cases, it actually

>takes the cancer out

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> With kind regards, Slavek.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Detwa,

I would imagine that if you have a lung infection it would be uncomfortable for

a while until it started getting better. You should indeed stop and start until

you can breathe the mist longer periods of time. When my son had the flu with a

lot of lung congestion it was very hard for him to use the nebulizer so he only

did what he felt comfortable doing which was only about 10 minutes at a time.

What do the Omron instructions recommend? I think 15 minutes is a very good

start and just take it slow and easy. How is your cough doing...about the

same...some better?

I do not know anything about Utopia Silver. I make my own which is 10ppm which

works very well. You could try diluting the 20ppm with some distilled water and

see if that helps?

Please use your judgment...if you are getting worse you should consider seeing a

doctor.

Many blessings,

Sandy