question

[Guest guest]

Mine is definately ashma...may be complimcated by a little anemia...but I most

definitely have ashma....I did the anmeia thing and this is nothing like that.

Shucks, I can make tunes with the wheezing when I lie down and move around..

Tatezi

Re: question

Yep that's true. That's what I'm trying to discern, is it an asthma, a wheezing

with the bronchial tubes closing up, or a breathlessness not where the broncial

tubes are closing.

Alley

[Guest guest]

Hi Tatetzi

I am undetectable, last blood test was in April about 4 months after treatment

ended so I still need to check in at the 6 month mark and see where I am at.

They are not treating me for asthma yet since I think they are still trying to

figure it out what it is but it sure sounds like asthma

[Guest guest]

Hi Tatetzi

I am undetectable, last blood test was in April about 4 months after treatment

ended so I still need to check in at the 6 month mark and see where I am at.

They are not treating me for asthma yet since I think they are still trying to

figure it out what it is but it sure sounds like asthma

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I thought you'd finished treatment. This ashma thing is pretty

miserable...I just hope it goes away after treatment. Although when I go to bed

at night I do keep myself amused rolling around to see what different sounds I

can get out of my wheeze <g>

Re: question

Hi Tatetzi

I am undetectable, last blood test was in April about 4 months after treatment

ended so I still need to check in at the 6 month mark and see where I am at.

They are not treating me for asthma yet since I think they are still trying to

figure it out what it is but it sure sounds like asthma

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I thought you'd finished treatment. This ashma thing is pretty

miserable...I just hope it goes away after treatment. Although when I go to bed

at night I do keep myself amused rolling around to see what different sounds I

can get out of my wheeze <g>

Re: question

Hi Tatetzi

I am undetectable, last blood test was in April about 4 months after treatment

ended so I still need to check in at the 6 month mark and see where I am at.

They are not treating me for asthma yet since I think they are still trying to

figure it out what it is but it sure sounds like asthma

[Guest guest]

I think the sed rate is a crazy number anyway...My doc , when I was dx'd with

autoimmune hemolytic anemia said mine was 165 and that was very high. Even

said he had not seen them so high...who knows for sure....Donna

[Guest guest]

" they said there sed rate was 360 "

Hmmm interesting , I have heard some say their sed rate had got as

high as 200+...

I'm curious to know my self!

HPLTA

Rusty

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

All I've been able to find is that a SED rate of over 100 is considered

extremely elevated.

Aloha,

Georgina

bncknwurnumber@... wrote:

> Is it possible to have a sed rate of 360? I was reading someones

website and

> they said there sed rate was 360, is that even possible?

>

>

> (poly JRA and Spondy, 19)

[Guest guest]

Hi - I have a question. THere have been various sites mentioned lately showing

images of parasites. I am looking for pictures of 'things' that you end up

staring at after you go to the bathroom! Not microscopic stuff. But whatever

you can actually see. If that has been mentioned already, I apologize.

Any ideas?

[Guest guest]

,

My son came off Effexor. He didn't have trouble with water retention but we

had gone on a low carb diet. Some people go through carbohydrate cravings

in reaction to these pills and increase their intake. I don't know if this

is applicable to you or not but I can tell you that carbohydrates bind to

water molecules in the body and thus, cause water retention. People who go

on a low carb diet usually pass that water out real quick when they cut

eating so many carbs.

question

> I have just recently gotten off of effexor. The withrdrawal has been

> horrible. I was wondering if anyone that has gone through this had

> problems with water retention. I took my last pill two weeks ago

> after having been on 300mg/day for aprox. 8 years and now I'm

> retaining water like crazy. Thanks...........

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the advice.............I've been thinking about trying the low carb

diet.

<mhysmith@...> wrote:

,

My son came off Effexor. He didn't have trouble with water retention but we

had gone on a low carb diet. Some people go through carbohydrate cravings

in reaction to these pills and increase their intake. I don't know if this

is applicable to you or not but I can tell you that carbohydrates bind to

water molecules in the body and thus, cause water retention. People who go

on a low carb diet usually pass that water out real quick when they cut

eating so many carbs.

question

> I have just recently gotten off of effexor. The withrdrawal has been

> horrible. I was wondering if anyone that has gone through this had

> problems with water retention. I took my last pill two weeks ago

> after having been on 300mg/day for aprox. 8 years and now I'm

> retaining water like crazy. Thanks...........

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the advice.............I've been thinking about trying the low carb

diet.

<mhysmith@...> wrote:

,

My son came off Effexor. He didn't have trouble with water retention but we

had gone on a low carb diet. Some people go through carbohydrate cravings

in reaction to these pills and increase their intake. I don't know if this

is applicable to you or not but I can tell you that carbohydrates bind to

water molecules in the body and thus, cause water retention. People who go

on a low carb diet usually pass that water out real quick when they cut

eating so many carbs.

question

> I have just recently gotten off of effexor. The withrdrawal has been

> horrible. I was wondering if anyone that has gone through this had

> problems with water retention. I took my last pill two weeks ago

> after having been on 300mg/day for aprox. 8 years and now I'm

> retaining water like crazy. Thanks...........

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Friends,

Professor Mark Heyrman does not know how to use the reply all feature, but I

didn't want the rest of you to be deprived of his answer.

Mark is " Mister Mental Health Law " in the MidWest. His goal is to drug the

6,000 mentally ill prisoners in the IL Prison system so that htye can get the

drugs they need.

Obviously, as he states he feels threatened by the events in the mental health

world (hunger strikes asking the APA for some facts, FDA hearings, what's

happening in England, and now Rodney Yoder winning the first round in his our

home state). He is so delusional that he is just worried about me when the

medical model world is falling down all around him. He doesn't see it.

Folks, instead of watching reality TV tonight, please help out my friend Mark.

Let's try and clue in " Mr. Clueless " .

Mark Heyrman <mheyrman@...> wrote:

From: " Mark Heyrman "

To:

Subject: RE: Question

Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 14:28:49 -0500

1) Evidence

2) I would be very happy if the war in iraq ended and people in Illinois

focussed on what goes on in mental hospitals. then maybe we could get some more

money and improve services. Of course, it mental illness doesnt exist, who

cares?

3) why do you keep threatening me? ( " the mob is coming to get me " ) what do you

want? the case is over and david has fired us. now you can try to get him out

using your theory that he is not mentally ill. If any court ever buys that

theory, I'll send you a case of champaign and admit I'm wrong

4) I dont believe that belongs in mental hospital. I do believe that the

person depicted in " A Beautiful Mind " needed to be hospitalized for many parts

of his life and was lucky that he was hospitalized. Have you read the book?

Seen the movie? Are you saying he wasnt mentally ill?

Mark

Question

What would it take to convince you that mental problems are not mental diseases

like cancer?

Mark,

You have been lied too. There is no scientific proof to support any of the DSM

labels. You are an intelligent guy. I hate to see you doing the work of the

devil. Stop the lies. You co-authored an article in the 5/5/04 Daily Herald in

a special insert called Mental Health Matters in Your Life. Lots of people are

going to read your article and be mislead.

As I told you before the " smart mob " is coming. I just have to convince many

people to stop watching reality TV after returning from the funerals of their

children's psycho drug induced deaths. It's an uphill battle, but we will win.

Aren't you glad we concentrating on the abuse in Iraq; so people won't find out

what " treatment " in a mental " hospital " is really like?

I don't know how you can live with yourself knowing a " Beautiful Mind " will get

2+ more years of treatment because you screwed up representing him in court.

F. Prior Calendar: http://calendar./j_prior

T: 773/774-6696

M: 773/230-5825 F: 801/848-3451

E: jprior@... W: www.lgln.com

: 22:36-40, Deut 6:5, and Leviticus 19:18

F. Prior Calendar: http://calendar./j_prior

T: 773/774-6696

M: 773/230-5825 F: 801/848-3451

E: jprior@... W: www.lgln.com

: 22:36-40, Deut 6:5, and Leviticus 19:18

[Guest guest]

" pervasive developmental delay " is autism. HBOT does appear to work on Fetal

Alcohol Syndrome which is the number one cause of non-hereditary MR. HBOT also

works on a host of other " MR " situations, but the data is anecdotal.

KP Stoller, MD

Assistant Clinical Professor, Pediatrics

UNM, School of Medicine

Medical Director, Hyperbaric Medical Center of New Mexico

www.hbotnm.com

Hi,

I have noticed that most of the medicaid for HBOT is related to Autism, CP &

brain injuries. Are there any cases that have been awarded assistance from

medicaid for pervasive developmental delay or mental retardation?

Thank you.

Meyers

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I have noticed that most of the medicaid for HBOT is related to Autism, CP &

brain injuries. Are there any cases that have been awarded assistance from

medicaid for pervasive developmental delay or mental retardation?

Thank you.

Meyers

,

What state do you live in?

[Guest guest]

I don't think it is unusual, if one suffers from one

auto-immune, it is very likely they will suffer from anothr

auto-immune.

Graves, allergies, RA for me. I worry about diabetes

next.

Elaine

Where do forest rangers go to " get away from it all? "

Hello Flutterbee

On Tuesday, June 29, 2004, you wrote

> After reading many of the messages in the archives, & reading 's

> terrific information, I am really concerned about hyperthyroidism ... just

> found out that i have it, this past Friday & have an appt. with an endo

> Thursday... but, the concern lies in the fact, that i also have severe

> osteo, RA..severe sinus problems and asthma, also SBS ... does anyone else

> have all these, plus the hyperthyroidism....

> Thanks, Flutterbee

[Guest guest]

Tammie,

I personally would say it's okay, but wear plastic gloves.

Unfortunately, many people classify Hep C as they do Aids. That scares some

folks and so they sort of 'lash out' at the person who has the disease.

Talk to your supervisor or whoever is in charge and see what they think. Hep

C is not as easy to get as some people think. But caution is always a good

idea.

Betty

[Guest guest]

Tammie,

I personally would say it's okay, but wear plastic gloves.

Unfortunately, many people classify Hep C as they do Aids. That scares some

folks and so they sort of 'lash out' at the person who has the disease.

Talk to your supervisor or whoever is in charge and see what they think. Hep

C is not as easy to get as some people think. But caution is always a good

idea.

Betty

[Guest guest]

I'm a hair stylist. I don't try to hide the fact that I have HCV. I'm sure

someone could try to cause me trouble if they tried, but I really don't think

the State could rescind my license. Of course, that could all change one day,

but I think that for now there are no laws that keep a person with HCV from

working with the public.

I sometimes wonder which of my clients have HCV and don't even know it. I

hope that none do, but the odds are that some do.

Gene

[Guest guest]

I'm a hair stylist. I don't try to hide the fact that I have HCV. I'm sure

someone could try to cause me trouble if they tried, but I really don't think

the State could rescind my license. Of course, that could all change one day,

but I think that for now there are no laws that keep a person with HCV from

working with the public.

I sometimes wonder which of my clients have HCV and don't even know it. I

hope that none do, but the odds are that some do.

Gene

[Guest guest]

Handling food is not a problem for people with hep c (there are always

exceptions).

It would be a matter of your blood getting on the food and the blood from the

food getting into an open wound of the customer. With all the washing of hands

and food, and cooking, this is a rare thing.

I don't know of any documented cases of hep c passed from person to food to

person, has anyone? Hep A is common to be transmitted like that. Heb B somewhat

common as it is in all body fluids (mucus, tears, etc), and then you'd have to

have an active case (is my understanding), not just the antibodies.

It would be good to ask around though and I'd love to know the answer to the

health card question. But the problem is easily fixed with gloves. So this

person knows you have HCV?

Alley

[Guest guest]

Handling food is not a problem for people with hep c (there are always

exceptions).

It would be a matter of your blood getting on the food and the blood from the

food getting into an open wound of the customer. With all the washing of hands

and food, and cooking, this is a rare thing.

I don't know of any documented cases of hep c passed from person to food to

person, has anyone? Hep A is common to be transmitted like that. Heb B somewhat

common as it is in all body fluids (mucus, tears, etc), and then you'd have to

have an active case (is my understanding), not just the antibodies.

It would be good to ask around though and I'd love to know the answer to the

health card question. But the problem is easily fixed with gloves. So this

person knows you have HCV?

Alley

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/26/2004 9:09:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

t1d1r1d1@... writes:

I was wondering if anyone could tell me if they test for HepC when

you get a health card? I have someone who is trying to cause me

trouble for working with foods. I am extremely careful and never do

anything with knives if I can help it.

I need some info to show this person if they decide to get ugly about

it. It is a volunteer thing and not every day...just occasionally.

And from ya'll...should I be handling food?

<><TammieD><>

As long as you wear gloves if you've got an open cut, I wouldn't worry about

it. Hep A is the no no in food handling, hence the hand washing. I've done

that kind of thing for church volunteer work, bake sales, entertaining friends

etc. I wouldn't worry about it. Just don't donate blood :-). Anne

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/26/2004 9:09:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

t1d1r1d1@... writes:

I was wondering if anyone could tell me if they test for HepC when

you get a health card? I have someone who is trying to cause me

trouble for working with foods. I am extremely careful and never do

anything with knives if I can help it.

I need some info to show this person if they decide to get ugly about

it. It is a volunteer thing and not every day...just occasionally.

And from ya'll...should I be handling food?

<><TammieD><>

As long as you wear gloves if you've got an open cut, I wouldn't worry about

it. Hep A is the no no in food handling, hence the hand washing. I've done

that kind of thing for church volunteer work, bake sales, entertaining friends

etc. I wouldn't worry about it. Just don't donate blood :-). Anne

[Guest guest]

There are issues with serving food when you have hep c. I don't know the

laws/rules, but what if one got a small nick and a drop of blood fell in

someones food. But like I said...I don't know the rules/laws.

question

I was wondering if anyone could tell me if they test for HepC when

you get a health card? I have someone who is trying to cause me

trouble for working with foods. I am extremely careful and never do

anything with knives if I can help it.

I need some info to show this person if they decide to get ugly about

it. It is a volunteer thing and not every day...just occasionally.

And from ya'll...should I be handling food?

<><TammieD><>