bonnie

[Guest guest]

Bonnie, I didn't ask them about tips on doing it with a diabetic diet. I was too nervous. Plus I heard someone at the meeting say something about counting carbs and the leader said we don't do that here and wouldn't even talk about it. So I don't think I would have the guts to ask. I have been trying to do the WW plan for me but I am finding that I have to eat more then I usually do with just the diabetic diet that I have been following. I think it is adding too many carbs to my diet. I don't know what to do. I kind of want to forget about doing the WW thing and just go back to what has already helped me lose 47 pounds and that is doing my carbs how the diabetic clinic told me to do them and exercising. That really worked for me (when I was actually doing it right). If only I could just get back into the grove that I was in for so long there of watching my carbs and exercising. The weather is starting to get warmer so I think I can soon go back to walking around the track. I just don't know what to do about the WW thing. 340/293.5/275 (this is according to my scales at home and not the ww scales at the meeting. I just wanted to congratulate you on going to the WW meeting! Are youfinding the plan easy to follow? Did they have any tips for stickingto a diabetic diet while on WW?There's so much support online for people on WW--you can go torecipezaar.com (I think) and do a search for Weight Watchers andyou'll get tons of recipes. I use a lot of WW recipes because it'sbasically the same thing I'm already doing...just reasonable portionsand accounting for what I eat.I hope it's working well for you! I'm so happy that you're conqueringyour fears and working through them -Bonnie100-Plus Files page 100-plus/files100-Plus Links page 100-plus/links

[Guest guest]

, DO WHAT WORKS!!! If the ww thing is too hard/stressful for you to try to figure out with the diabetes, I would stick to what works!!!! Diabetes is not something to mess around with and if you had it figured out, than DON'T mess with ww....just my thoughts.....ww is a great program, but obviously you are doing great with your diabetic plan....You Can Do This!!!Ü You just need to tell yourself this: DO or DO NOT....there IS no 'try'...ÜÜ

XO

Kathey

I just wanted to congratulate you on going to the WW meeting! Are youfinding the plan easy to follow? Did they have any tips for stickingto a diabetic diet while on WW?There's so much support online for people on WW--you can go torecipezaar.com (I think) and do a search for Weight Watchers andyou'll get tons of recipes. I use a lot of WW recipes because it'sbasically the same thing I'm already doing...just reasonable portionsand accounting for what I eat.I hope it's working well for you! I'm so happy that you're conqueringyour fears and working through them -Bonnie100-Plus Files page 100-plus/files100-Plus Links page 100-plus/links

[Guest guest]

-- Have you been to see a dietitian/nutritionist? If you are diabetic, it would be wise for your physician to refer you to see one. I did WW awhile back. I seem to remember that they had a special diabetic meal plan available. You should ask them about it. You are paying them for their service -- if they are not meeting your needs, then you need to look elsewhere. Dacia <>< For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this not from yourselves, it is the gift of God—not by works, so that no one can

boast. Ephesians 2:8-9

[Guest guest]

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

From:

>I didn't ask them about tips on doing it with a diabetic diet. I was too

>nervous.

My friend is diabetic and she does WW Core program. She loves it and her

blood sugar is controlled.

Ann

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bonnie. I defiantly would like Hayden to go to a one week camp this

summer without us. He went to a week camp with his fifth grade class and

enjoyed it. I will continue look for something close by.

Sheree

[Guest guest]

So how are you doing? Have you been following the diabetic eatingplan? Is it going well for you?-BonnieHi Bonnie, I have had a really rough couple of days. You might have noticed I have been missing in action for a couple days. I just wasn't up to getting on the computer at all. I have been having hallucinations again. I have been taking my meds, but I think the stress of getting a job and there is a loan that is causing problems that has affected me more then I realized. Yesterday it was horrible. I won't describe some of the stuff I was seeing and hearing, but lets just say it was terrible. I am doing better today. Don't think I have seen anything or heard anything that others haven't today, but then again I don't always know when I am hallucinating. Some times people have to tell me that what I am seeing or hearing isn't real before I know that I am hallucinating. So be it to say I haven't been even thinking about following my diet these last few days. I don't know what is going to happen, but when I get things back under control in my head then hopefully I can get back with the program of eating right. I am going to try and eat right today. Haven't had much to eat today any way. Right now I am drinking some Diet Dr. Pepper. I started to eat a piece of bologna, but I just can't eat anything right now. Don't know why. from MO.

[Guest guest]

HI Bonnie, I don't think I'll be able to get him to sleep tonight. I just put

him to bed 3 minutes ago, and he is constantly running out, crying and telling

me all of the horrible stuff in his head. I can't stand this ocd! It's just

taken him over. I think out of this whole day he was ocd free for about a TOTAL

of 1 hour. It has been constant, with the " I see this " I see that " Just going on

and on.It's as though everything he sees and hears he turns it into something

evil. What is going on? ??

I'm in shock over this. I never in my worst nightmare have ever seen anything

like this, and I have a daughter with bipolar disorder, so I've seen alot!

At this point, it's as if my little boy is gone. He has such a constant

fearful look in his eyes, almost as though he's having a nightmare, but

awake.all day long.

I pray there is something the doctor can give him tommorow.

thanks for listening

hugs

Judy

mom to Brittany-11-NT -going into 6th gr-high honor student

-Brittany's twin-3-29-95--4-7-95

-9-bp,ocd,adhd,odd,pdd-nos,75mg trazadone 75mg zoloft going into reg 5th

gr class-504plan

iel 4-ocd, speech problem-going into kindergarten-speech therapy, no meds

yet

[Guest guest]

HI Bonnie, I don't think I'll be able to get him to sleep tonight. I just put

him to bed 3 minutes ago, and he is constantly running out, crying and telling

me all of the horrible stuff in his head. I can't stand this ocd! It's just

taken him over. I think out of this whole day he was ocd free for about a TOTAL

of 1 hour. It has been constant, with the " I see this " I see that " Just going on

and on.It's as though everything he sees and hears he turns it into something

evil. What is going on? ??

I'm in shock over this. I never in my worst nightmare have ever seen anything

like this, and I have a daughter with bipolar disorder, so I've seen alot!

At this point, it's as if my little boy is gone. He has such a constant

fearful look in his eyes, almost as though he's having a nightmare, but

awake.all day long.

I pray there is something the doctor can give him tommorow.

thanks for listening

hugs

Judy

mom to Brittany-11-NT -going into 6th gr-high honor student

-Brittany's twin-3-29-95--4-7-95

-9-bp,ocd,adhd,odd,pdd-nos,75mg trazadone 75mg zoloft going into reg 5th

gr class-504plan

iel 4-ocd, speech problem-going into kindergarten-speech therapy, no meds

yet

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I just saw in your signature that your daughter w/DS has alopecia. I was wondering if you could share your experience. I haven't actually talked to another parent with that Dx. I was recently told that sara's may never come out again for 2 reasons 1 she has a full head of hair again and two the celiac dx will help put the auto immune system to sleep.

Thank you,

Marcy

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/22/2006 8:20:00 PM Pacific Standard Time, maryannanderic@... writes:

Bonnie is MIA. Did she say she was going to be gone for a while? She is such an inspiration!

Yes she is and I don't remember either (fog induced state this week)

[Guest guest]

Hello Bonnie,

Thanks for sharing this. I was smiling the entire time I was reading the

responses you had from your children.

Be Healthy and take good care,

Rashelle

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Re: " Whispered " Life Lift breathing?

Well, , I certainly didn't mean " oldie " in the geriatric sense -

just in longevity on this group!

" poem " - I sent the mother's poem to each of my 6 kids - my

responses:

1. Hey Mom, I would love to have you come and live with me and do

all the things I did to you as a kid -- for a WEEK (note that I said

1 WEEK "

2. Nope, you'll not come to live with me, but never fear, I'll not

let you live under the bridge in the elements - I'll supply you with

a really sturdy box! [this is the son who would likely be the most

caring, but he loves to tease]

3. When you come live with me, I'll try to be as patient with you as

I am with my niece.....

4. I will let you live with Emma (her daughter, the above daughter's

niece) - maybe I'll just lock the two of you in a room and let you

have fun....

5. (from my baby) - don't you DARE get old

6. Sure Mom, what can you do that I didn't - could be interesting....

what a lot of fun that poem was - and how much fun my kids and I

have had with it!!!!!

And Pat - Florida is really a great place to live - sort of like a

permanent vacation - I'm still getting used to a lack of income

(ouch!) but the lazy days with my husband are spectacular....

> >

> > Hi Rashelle and Everyone,

> >

> > I am wondering if any or all of you have ever

done " whispering "

> Life

> > Lift breathing and how silently you were able to do Life Lift

> breathing

> > so that it would still be effective for you? Does Life Lift

> breathing

> > have to be done loudly or, at least, audibly, in order to be

> effective?

> > There are so many instances and occasions when I want to do

Life

> Lift

> > breathing but don't want people to hear me to it for one

reason or

> > another!!! Is it possible to do " whispered " Life Lift

breathing?

> > Thanks a lot for your answers to my question.

> >

> > Love always,

> > Pat

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bonnie,

I wish my p-doc would do this for my dd, but he won't.

Hugs

Judy

rnmomo2 <rnmomo2@...> wrote:

My son uses Ativan for panic attacks with success. At one time he

was taking a little Ativan before school for about a week to help him

get over his morning anxiety. He takes 0.5mg and can take it up to 3

times per day, but we have not had to give that much.

[Guest guest]

Some kids do have paradoxical effects and some don't. I don't know

if there is a way to predict who will have such a reaction. If the

situation is bad however, perhaps trying it even once would be

helpful. Try that argument with the doctor.

Our experience with panic attacks (and unfortunately, we have a lot

of experience with that) was that an SSRI was not enough alone. We

had increased the SSRI and then he had a terrible reaction to it.

In fact, this year we began using Prozac (small dose) and clonidine.

Things gradually improved over 8 weeks and I have a whole new

prescription of Ativan that I have not used since last spring. My

son is doing very well right now. The psychiatrist we have says that

she has used clonidine for several of her child patients with

success. Between that combination ofd meds and therapy, she has been

able to get the kids off SSRI's and on Clonidine alone.

Best wishes

Bonnie

>

> My son uses Ativan for panic attacks with success. At one time he

> was taking a little Ativan before school for about a week to help

him

> get over his morning anxiety. He takes 0.5mg and can take it up

to 3

> times per day, but we have not had to give that much.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bonnie,

We tried clonidine alone for the whole summer. She did well, but than the

anxiety started up again.

So, now she is on both the clonidine and the zoloft again.

Like I said before, I have severe panic disorder myself and have tried all the

SSRI.

The only thing that has ever worked for me is the klonopin.

I have made another new appointment for my kids.(Im exhausted from the hours of

waiting at the present p-doc office) Hopefully this one will have a clue.

Hugs

Judy

[Guest guest]

Yes, me too, Bonnie. How do you do this exactly?

Thanks!

kidsnpets <kidsnpets@...> wrote:

Bonni, I would be interested in hearing more about how you figure out

what foods are causing what issues?

Sharon

kidsnpets@...

Re: Group for ADD or Impulsivity?

>

> Does anyone know if there is a group for ADD or Impulsivity?

> When I joined this group about a year ago, I also joined an ADD

group,

> but there were no posts whatsoever for several months. I deduced the

> group was inactive so I unsubscribed. I would really like to hear

> experiences that might help my son with his impulsivity, without

> resorting to meds.

>

Hi. Ive found with my dd that diet plays a huge role in her impulsive

behavior. If theres something your child craves--it could be the key

to your problems. My dd cannot have milk--impulsive and hyper! She

also cant have the food coloring blue. She is impossibly mean when she

has this! Take these two things away and it was an extreme help.

There are quite a few key items that can help but you have to

experiment with what they eat to figure it out. You can email me if you

want. This has worked for quite a few people that are willing to take

the time to try. Thanks, Bonni

[Guest guest]

I had most of my amalgams removed two and a half years ago and it has

made a difference. I still have one left, but the difference between

having six and having one is huge for me. No more brain fog at all.

I took a lot of Spirulina and a homeopathic that worked well against

heavy metal toxicity over the following few months. (I couldn't get

to one of those mercury-savvy dentists at the time.)

Can't wait to get the last one done, it'll be pretty soon.

Alison

>

> Bonnie, did you get remarkably better after you had your fillings

> removed?

> Has anyone else on this group had mercury fillings removed where you got

> well, or even much better after doing so?

> Also I can see already that this group is taking things that are not

> listed in all of the books LOL. I thought I knew a lot since I read

> all of the books and information on line about candida, but I see there

> is still much more! Amen, that means there is still hope for

> me~~~~~and new things to try.

>

> I also was not aware that candida could devour protein.

>

> Steph

>

[Guest guest]

Alison, thankyou so much fot the e-mail. It is good to know that I

MIGHT survive going to a regular dentist. I am TOLD that juicing

cilantro and drinking a half to a cup of the juice per day will take out

more metal toxins than any other natural substance. I always add

about 25% parsely to it and for some " weird " reason, it makes the taste

tolerable, where as by themselves, it is awful! I think too it would

be smart to take along to the dentist a bunch of chlorella and chew it

up and swish it around in your mouth and spit it out right after the

extracting. I would " imagine " this would absorb any left over mercury

toxins in the mouth?

Duncan, any comments as to what the best natural detox for heavy metals

might be?

Steph

[Guest guest]

Hi Steph:

No, I didn't notice that I felt any better.

Bonnie

Bonnie

Bonnie, did you get remarkably better after you had your fillings

removed?

Has anyone else on this group had mercury fillings removed where you got

well, or even much better after doing so?

Also I can see already that this group is taking things that are not

listed in all of the books LOL. I thought I knew a lot since I read

all of the books and information on line about candida, but I see there

is still much more! Amen, that means there is still hope for

me~~~~~and new things to try.

I also was not aware that candida could devour protein.

Steph

[Guest guest]

I think I had maybe 18 fillings removed and didn't notice a difference.

Bonnie

Re: Bonnie

I had most of my amalgams removed two and a half years ago and it has

made a difference. I still have one left, but the difference between

having six and having one is huge for me. No more brain fog at all.

I took a lot of Spirulina and a homeopathic that worked well against

heavy metal toxicity over the following few months. (I couldn't get

to one of those mercury-savvy dentists at the time.)

Can't wait to get the last one done, it'll be pretty soon.

Alison

>

> Bonnie, did you get remarkably better after you had your fillings

> removed?

> Has anyone else on this group had mercury fillings removed where you got

> well, or even much better after doing so?

> Also I can see already that this group is taking things that are not

> listed in all of the books LOL. I thought I knew a lot since I read

> all of the books and information on line about candida, but I see there

> is still much more! Amen, that means there is still hope for

> me~~~~~and new things to try.

>

> I also was not aware that candida could devour protein.

>

> Steph

>

[Guest guest]

Bonnie,

How long ago did you do the removal? Do you have any implants or

crowns? Did you do anything to detoxify the metals after the

amalgam removal? I had mine removed in four quadrants over the

course of a year, only one time did I notice anything different but

it was enough to have made it worth while. My detoxification

pathways were impaired and the mercury couldn't come out. It took

me 6 years of various detoxification/supplementation/treatments to

finally feel good.

Sharon

>

> Hi Steph:

>

> No, I didn't notice that I felt any better.

>

> Bonnie

>

> Bonnie

>

>

> Bonnie, did you get remarkably better after you had your fillings

> removed?

[Guest guest]

Sharon:

I had mine removed in either 1999 or 2000 and no crowns or implants, just

fillings. I didn't do anything then and neither did the Dentist. In fact, the

fillings were put in the garbage to go to the landfill.

Bonnie

Bonnie

>

>

> Bonnie, did you get remarkably better after you had your fillings

> removed?

[Guest guest]

Y’all

hang in there. September will be here soon. I know those daily shots have got

to be rough, but Rich has made it this far! I’ll keep you in my prayers.

/De

Hi everyone

just thought I'd update you about

Rich is coming along on his treatment

It has been very tough this time

around, being that he is a relapser

and doing 1 shot every day,for a

year, is quite a bit toughter than a shot a week for only 48 wks

he's doing pretty well, the doc is

thrilled with the way his system and body are handling the infergen, it is sooo

much stronger than the interferon

he comes to the end of treatment

around sept1, which is so close now

oh Suzie, we have a new addition to

our family, she is 2 months old and only 2-3 lbs, but such a little sweety, she

heard about spike the galatic overlord and now wants a name too, she did pick

out Galatic underlord princess

but we shall see

here's a pic of her for spike to

drool over

laters to all

Bonnie and Rich

[Guest guest]

Y’all

hang in there. September will be here soon. I know those daily shots have got

to be rough, but Rich has made it this far! I’ll keep you in my prayers.

/De

Hi everyone

just thought I'd update you about

Rich is coming along on his treatment

It has been very tough this time

around, being that he is a relapser

and doing 1 shot every day,for a

year, is quite a bit toughter than a shot a week for only 48 wks

he's doing pretty well, the doc is

thrilled with the way his system and body are handling the infergen, it is sooo

much stronger than the interferon

he comes to the end of treatment

around sept1, which is so close now

oh Suzie, we have a new addition to

our family, she is 2 months old and only 2-3 lbs, but such a little sweety, she

heard about spike the galatic overlord and now wants a name too, she did pick

out Galatic underlord princess

but we shall see

here's a pic of her for spike to

drool over

laters to all

Bonnie and Rich

[Guest guest]

Wow, Bonnie, this is such a bad time for you. And to add to all the turmoil,

you are getting bombarded with all these suggestions.

I guess that how you react to the suggestions depends on the urgency getting

treatment. Some cancers are slower than others and thus, give you a bit of time

to experiment.

I wish you all the best. The diet approaches are good ideas anyway.

Do some research, and then do what you feel is best for you.

Take good care Bonnie

Re: Re: Radiation Duncan

I wouldn't suggest radiation therapy either. I'd start with radically changing

diet (if you haven't already) to all organic foods however possible, with eating

only meats, veggies (anti-cancer) and fats. I'd look into intravenous vitamin C

treatment as well as MMS potentially or internal baking soda wash.

Luv,

Debby in San , CA

147 pounds lost! 100% of health issues reversed!

Currently studying for Nutrition license and PhD in Psychology

Group: http://health. groups.. com/group/ curingcandida/

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----- Original Message ----

> From: Duncan Crow

> I'd suggest ozone by vaginal insufflation. You can probably get the

> address of a practuitioner from Dr. Pressman on the ozonetherapy

> group

>

> Duncan

>

>

> >

> > Duncan:

> >

> >

> >

> > As for PUTTING MYSELF THROUGH Radiation, I don't see what other

> choices I

> > had. I live 3 hours away from Toronto or Ottawa (for instance) and

> WHO THE

> > HECK would know WHAT TO DO and WHERE TO GO, when you're given the

> Verdict?

> >

> >

> >

> > I would have NO IDEA what direction to take.

> >

> >

> >

> > Bonnie

[Guest guest]

Hi Bonnie

 

I only just read your old post in which you advised me about taking coconut oil

for thyroid, so I'm posting to say thank you. I must have missed it before.

Thanks - I'll try it. By the way, how much should one take?

 

helen

From: tabitha.wilbur <tabitha.wilbur>

Subject: Another question

candidiasis

Received: Wednesday, 12 November, 2008, 2:36 AM

Is there a culture that rarely gets yeast infections or vaginoses? I

know diet plays a huge role so I thought that if we knew of a culture

that doesnt have problems with it that we could just mimic their diet.

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