Chicken pox, mono and ??????

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Kim,

What about Lymes Disease?? Ever tested for that? The standard Western Blot test shows alot of false negatives, and most traditional docs will poo-poo the possibility. Go to Goodshape's message board 'cause there is alot of info about a very accurate test. I would look into it anyway!

Marcie

In a message dated 3/10/2004 2:32:37 PM Central Standard Time, petessweetheart@... writes:

Subj:[low dose naltrexone] Chicken pox, mono and ??????

Date:3/10/2004 2:32:37 PM Central Standard Time

From: petessweetheart@... (petessweetheart)

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Hi, guys...I'm still hanging out, lurking in the shadows, patiently waiting for the packet that Dr. is sending us in the mail so that we can schedule the phone consultation and get LDN for my 16 year old son who has MS.

I've noticed everyone talking about chicken pox and mono and immunizations...I've heard all of this before, but I have another "theory" that has haunted me since this began with my son, and I thought I would test the waters with it here, since the neuros seem to blow me off.

How many of you ever used inhaler type therapies for asthma or allergies? Either the puffers you adminster by hand, or the nebulizer machines with the masks? My son was on these constantly as a toddler and all through his early childhood, although he was never diagnosed with asthma. At times he was using 3 different inhalers at a time. I'm not sure what my logic is behind this, but I just feel that it has something to do with what is happening to him now.

Many of these meds contains steroids, and I worried the whole time he was using them about the effect they might have on his body, but was assured repeatedly by doctors that we had no choice and it wouldn't harm him.

This child was literally covered in mosquito bites 3 years ago when he had his first attack. He is an avid deer hunter, and at 13, getting him to remember the mosquito repellent was just too much to ask. We tried to count the bites on his body, but lost count at 50.

He was initially diagnosed with encephalitis, and when it reoccured the diagnosis was switched to MS.

Just wanted someone else's opinion on it. The doctors don't seem to take it too seriously when you question things like this, but I have always had the strongest feeling that this in some way brought us to the point we are at right now. We have NO family history of MS, absolutely none. Our diagnosis is based solely on the appearance of the lesions.

I would love to hear your input and see this one get pitched around for a bit. Take care!

Kim

[Guest guest]

Hi, guys...I'm still hanging out, lurking in the shadows, patiently

waiting for the packet that Dr. is sending us in the mail so

that we can schedule the phone consultation and get LDN for my 16

year old son who has MS.

I've noticed everyone talking about chicken pox and mono and

immunizations...I've heard all of this before, but I have

another " theory " that has haunted me since this began with my son,

and I thought I would test the waters with it here, since the neuros

seem to blow me off.

How many of you ever used inhaler type therapies for asthma or

allergies? Either the puffers you adminster by hand, or the

nebulizer machines with the masks? My son was on these constantly as

a toddler and all through his early childhood, although he was never

diagnosed with asthma. At times he was using 3 different inhalers at

a time. I'm not sure what my logic is behind this, but I just feel

that it has something to do with what is happening to him now.

Many of these meds contains steroids, and I worried the whole time he

was using them about the effect they might have on his body, but was

assured repeatedly by doctors that we had no choice and it wouldn't

harm him.

This child was literally covered in mosquito bites 3 years ago when

he had his first attack. He is an avid deer hunter, and at 13,

getting him to remember the mosquito repellent was just too much to

ask. We tried to count the bites on his body, but lost count at 50.

He was initially diagnosed with encephalitis, and when it reoccured

the diagnosis was switched to MS.

Just wanted someone else's opinion on it. The doctors don't seem to

take it too seriously when you question things like this, but I have

always had the strongest feeling that this in some way brought us to

the point we are at right now. We have NO family history of MS,

absolutely none. Our diagnosis is based solely on the appearance of

the lesions.

I would love to hear your input and see this one get pitched around

for a bit. Take care!

Kim

[Guest guest]

Kim, I've never used inhalers, but as a child I used cortisone lotion

frequently for poison oak. Even had cortisone shots a few times... I've

always wondered about the steroids. Especially since I've been so much

worse since the one flare up when I was stupid, or desperate, enough to take

prednisone IV three days in a row.

I'm sure they have checked your son for Lyme disease?

----- Original Message -----

From: " petessweetheart " <petessweetheart@...>

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Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 12:31 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Chicken pox, mono and ??????

> Hi, guys...I'm still hanging out, lurking in the shadows, patiently

> waiting for the packet that Dr. is sending us in the mail so

> that we can schedule the phone consultation and get LDN for my 16

> year old son who has MS.

>

> I've noticed everyone talking about chicken pox and mono and

> immunizations...I've heard all of this before, but I have

> another " theory " that has haunted me since this began with my son,

> and I thought I would test the waters with it here, since the neuros

> seem to blow me off.

>

> How many of you ever used inhaler type therapies for asthma or

> allergies? Either the puffers you adminster by hand, or the

> nebulizer machines with the masks? My son was on these constantly as

> a toddler and all through his early childhood, although he was never

> diagnosed with asthma. At times he was using 3 different inhalers at

> a time. I'm not sure what my logic is behind this, but I just feel

> that it has something to do with what is happening to him now.

>

> Many of these meds contains steroids, and I worried the whole time he

> was using them about the effect they might have on his body, but was

> assured repeatedly by doctors that we had no choice and it wouldn't

> harm him.

>

> This child was literally covered in mosquito bites 3 years ago when

> he had his first attack. He is an avid deer hunter, and at 13,

> getting him to remember the mosquito repellent was just too much to

> ask. We tried to count the bites on his body, but lost count at 50.

> He was initially diagnosed with encephalitis, and when it reoccured

> the diagnosis was switched to MS.

>

> Just wanted someone else's opinion on it. The doctors don't seem to

> take it too seriously when you question things like this, but I have

> always had the strongest feeling that this in some way brought us to

> the point we are at right now. We have NO family history of MS,

> absolutely none. Our diagnosis is based solely on the appearance of

> the lesions.

>

> I would love to hear your input and see this one get pitched around

> for a bit. Take care!

>

> Kim

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

I understand you're concern, my son has used inhalers and

nebulzers as well, mainly only on asthma attacks though.

I was wondering the same thing about the Lyme disease. Has he

been checked for that? Being a deer hunter, he might have been

exposed to ticks. Also on another board someone mentioned that you

could get lyme as well from other insects!

[Guest guest]

There is a NIH clinical trial going on re:albuterol and MS. It was

not clear to me whether albuterol helps or worsens MS.

Albuterol is an asthma med.

Yash

> Kim,

>

> What about Lymes Disease?? Ever tested for that? The standard

Western Blot

> test shows alot of false negatives, and most traditional docs will

poo-poo the

> possibility. Go to Goodshape's message board 'cause there is alot

of info

> about a very accurate test. I would look into it anyway!

>

> Marcie

>

>

>

> In a message dated 3/10/2004 2:32:37 PM Central Standard Time,

> petessweetheart@y... writes:

>

>

> > Subj:[low dose naltrexone] Chicken pox, mono and ??????

> > Date:3/10/2004 2:32:37 PM Central Standard Time

> > From: petessweetheart@y... (petessweetheart)

> > Reply-to: <A

HREF= " mailto:low dose naltrexone " >low dose naltrexone@yaho

ogroups.com</A>

> > low dose naltrexone

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi, guys...I'm still hanging out, lurking in the shadows,

patiently

> > waiting for the packet that Dr. is sending us in the mail

so

> > that we can schedule the phone consultation and get LDN for my 16

> > year old son who has MS.

> >

> > I've noticed everyone talking about chicken pox and mono and

> > immunizations...I've heard all of this before, but I have

> > another " theory " that has haunted me since this began with my

son,

> > and I thought I would test the waters with it here, since the

neuros

> > seem to blow me off.

> >

> > How many of you ever used inhaler type therapies for asthma or

> > allergies? Either the puffers you adminster by hand, or the

> > nebulizer machines with the masks? My son was on these

constantly as

> > a toddler and all through his early childhood, although he was

never

> > diagnosed with asthma. At times he was using 3 different

inhalers at

> > a time. I'm not sure what my logic is behind this, but I just

feel

> > that it has something to do with what is happening to him now.

> >

> > Many of these meds contains steroids, and I worried the whole

time he

> > was using them about the effect they might have on his body, but

was

> > assured repeatedly by doctors that we had no choice and it

wouldn't

> > harm him.

> >

> > This child was literally covered in mosquito bites 3 years ago

when

> > he had his first attack. He is an avid deer hunter, and at 13,

> > getting him to remember the mosquito repellent was just too much

to

> > ask. We tried to count the bites on his body, but lost count at

50.

> > He was initially diagnosed with encephalitis, and when it

reoccured

> > the diagnosis was switched to MS.

> >

> > Just wanted someone else's opinion on it. The doctors don't seem

to

> > take it too seriously when you question things like this, but I

have

> > always had the strongest feeling that this in some way brought us

to

> > the point we are at right now. We have NO family history of MS,

> > absolutely none. Our diagnosis is based solely on the appearance

of

> > the lesions.

> >

> > I would love to hear your input and see this one get pitched

around

> > for a bit. Take care!

> >

> > Kim

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Where is Goodshape's message board?

----- Original Message -----

From: marciemjm@...

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Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 1:10 PM

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Chicken pox, mono and ??????

Kim, What about Lymes Disease?? Ever tested for that? The standard Western Blot test shows alot of false negatives, and most traditional docs will poo-poo the possibility. Go to Goodshape's message board 'cause there is alot of info about a very accurate test. I would look into it anyway! Marcie In a message dated 3/10/2004 2:32:37 PM Central Standard Time, petessweetheart@... writes:

Subj:[low dose naltrexone] Chicken pox, mono and ?????? Date:3/10/2004 2:32:37 PM Central Standard Time From: petessweetheart@... (petessweetheart) Reply-to: low dose naltrexone low dose naltrexone Hi, guys...I'm still hanging out, lurking in the shadows, patiently waiting for the packet that Dr. is sending us in the mail so that we can schedule the phone consultation and get LDN for my 16 year old son who has MS. I've noticed everyone talking about chicken pox and mono and immunizations...I've heard all of this before, but I have another "theory" that has haunted me since this began with my son, and I thought I would test the waters with it here, since the neuros seem to blow me off. How many of you ever used inhaler type therapies for asthma or allergies? Either the puffers you adminster by hand, or the nebulizer machines with the masks? My son was on these constantly as a toddler and all through his early childhood, although he was never diagnosed with asthma. At times he was using 3 different inhalers at a time. I'm not sure what my logic is behind this, but I just feel that it has something to do with what is happening to him now. Many of these meds contains steroids, and I worried the whole time he was using them about the effect they might have on his body, but was assured repeatedly by doctors that we had no choice and it wouldn't harm him. This child was literally covered in mosquito bites 3 years ago when he had his first attack. He is an avid deer hunter, and at 13, getting him to remember the mosquito repellent was just too much to ask. We tried to count the bites on his body, but lost count at 50. He was initially diagnosed with encephalitis, and when it reoccured the diagnosis was switched to MS. Just wanted someone else's opinion on it. The doctors don't seem to take it too seriously when you question things like this, but I have always had the strongest feeling that this in some way brought us to the point we are at right now. We have NO family history of MS, absolutely none. Our diagnosis is based solely on the appearance of the lesions. I would love to hear your input and see this one get pitched around for a bit. Take care! Kim

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Goodshapes message board can be found at - www.goodshape.net

> Where is Goodshape's message board?

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: marciemjm@a...

> low dose naltrexone

> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 1:10 PM

> Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Chicken pox, mono and ??????

>

>

> Kim,

>

> What about Lymes Disease?? Ever tested for that? The standard

Western Blot test shows alot of false negatives, and most

traditional docs will poo-poo the possibility. Go to Goodshape's

message board 'cause there is alot of info about a very accurate

test. I would look into it anyway!

>

> Marcie

>

>

>

> In a message dated 3/10/2004 2:32:37 PM Central Standard Time,

petessweetheart@y... writes:

>

>

>

> Subj:[low dose naltrexone] Chicken pox, mono and ??????

> Date:3/10/2004 2:32:37 PM Central Standard Time

> From: petessweetheart@y... (petessweetheart)

> Reply-to: low dose naltrexone

> low dose naltrexone

>

>

>

>

> Hi, guys...I'm still hanging out, lurking in the shadows,

patiently

> waiting for the packet that Dr. is sending us in the

mail so

> that we can schedule the phone consultation and get LDN for my

16

> year old son who has MS.

>

> I've noticed everyone talking about chicken pox and mono and

> immunizations...I've heard all of this before, but I have

> another " theory " that has haunted me since this began with my

son,

> and I thought I would test the waters with it here, since the

neuros

> seem to blow me off.

>

> How many of you ever used inhaler type therapies for asthma or

> allergies? Either the puffers you adminster by hand, or the

> nebulizer machines with the masks? My son was on these

constantly as

> a toddler and all through his early childhood, although he was

never

> diagnosed with asthma. At times he was using 3 different

inhalers at

> a time. I'm not sure what my logic is behind this, but I just

feel

> that it has something to do with what is happening to him now.

>

> Many of these meds contains steroids, and I worried the whole

time he

> was using them about the effect they might have on his body,

but was

> assured repeatedly by doctors that we had no choice and it

wouldn't

> harm him.

>

> This child was literally covered in mosquito bites 3 years ago

when

> he had his first attack. He is an avid deer hunter, and at

13,

> getting him to remember the mosquito repellent was just too

much to

> ask. We tried to count the bites on his body, but lost count

at 50.

> He was initially diagnosed with encephalitis, and when it

reoccured

> the diagnosis was switched to MS.

>

> Just wanted someone else's opinion on it. The doctors don't

seem to

> take it too seriously when you question things like this, but

I have

> always had the strongest feeling that this in some way brought

us to

> the point we are at right now. We have NO family history of

MS,

> absolutely none. Our diagnosis is based solely on the

appearance of

> the lesions.

>

> I would love to hear your input and see this one get pitched

around

> for a bit. Take care!

>

> Kim

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you.

----- Original Message -----

From: " mabell27962 " <mabell11@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 5:42 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Chicken pox, mono and ??????

> Goodshapes message board can be found at - www.goodshape.net

>

>

> > Where is Goodshape's message board?

> > ----- Original Message -----

> > From: marciemjm@a...

> > low dose naltrexone

> > Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 1:10 PM

> > Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Chicken pox, mono and ??????

> >

> >

> > Kim,

> >

> > What about Lymes Disease?? Ever tested for that? The standard

> Western Blot test shows alot of false negatives, and most

> traditional docs will poo-poo the possibility. Go to Goodshape's

> message board 'cause there is alot of info about a very accurate

> test. I would look into it anyway!

> >

> > Marcie

> >

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 3/10/2004 2:32:37 PM Central Standard Time,

> petessweetheart@y... writes:

> >

> >

> >

> > Subj:[low dose naltrexone] Chicken pox, mono and ??????

> > Date:3/10/2004 2:32:37 PM Central Standard Time

> > From: petessweetheart@y... (petessweetheart)

> > Reply-to: low dose naltrexone

> > low dose naltrexone

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi, guys...I'm still hanging out, lurking in the shadows,

> patiently

> > waiting for the packet that Dr. is sending us in the

> mail so

> > that we can schedule the phone consultation and get LDN for my

> 16

> > year old son who has MS.

> >

> > I've noticed everyone talking about chicken pox and mono and

> > immunizations...I've heard all of this before, but I have

> > another " theory " that has haunted me since this began with my

> son,

> > and I thought I would test the waters with it here, since the

> neuros

> > seem to blow me off.

> >

> > How many of you ever used inhaler type therapies for asthma or

> > allergies? Either the puffers you adminster by hand, or the

> > nebulizer machines with the masks? My son was on these

> constantly as

> > a toddler and all through his early childhood, although he was

> never

> > diagnosed with asthma. At times he was using 3 different

> inhalers at

> > a time. I'm not sure what my logic is behind this, but I just

> feel

> > that it has something to do with what is happening to him now.

> >

> > Many of these meds contains steroids, and I worried the whole

> time he

> > was using them about the effect they might have on his body,

> but was

> > assured repeatedly by doctors that we had no choice and it

> wouldn't

> > harm him.

> >

> > This child was literally covered in mosquito bites 3 years ago

> when

> > he had his first attack. He is an avid deer hunter, and at

> 13,

> > getting him to remember the mosquito repellent was just too

> much to

> > ask. We tried to count the bites on his body, but lost count

> at 50.

> > He was initially diagnosed with encephalitis, and when it

> reoccured

> > the diagnosis was switched to MS.

> >

> > Just wanted someone else's opinion on it. The doctors don't

> seem to

> > take it too seriously when you question things like this, but

> I have

> > always had the strongest feeling that this in some way brought

> us to

> > the point we are at right now. We have NO family history of

> MS,

> > absolutely none. Our diagnosis is based solely on the

> appearance of

> > the lesions.

> >

> > I would love to hear your input and see this one get pitched

> around

> > for a bit. Take care!

> >

> > Kim

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

It's a message board for people using his histamine approach. Lots of people on LDN too. Put Goodshape in your search engine and it should come up.

Marcie (MS) P.S. try this: http://www.histamineangel.com/pages/654003/index.htm

In a message dated 3/10/2004 7:28:15 PM Central Standard Time, jatrac1@... writes:

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Date:3/10/2004 7:28:15 PM Central Standard Time

From: jatrac1@... ( )

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low dose naltrexone

Where is Goodshape's message board?

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