Again, just my opinion, but any of us could get 'hit' again! But if there's no
signs of a repeat attack, it seems a little over-cautious to worry about it.
(How many TMers have ended up with MS? I know there's some, but my impression
is, there's a whole bunch of us that only have TM.)
Sounds like Voodoo too mee!
Larrry inn Oklahomaa where I here distant drumming and chickens. H?
P.S. I am feeling a little better, going into the office this am to see how I do.
Larry Throne, MSW
From: T Kanon [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: tmic-list@eskimo.comSubject: [TMIC] ozone therapyDate:
No, I think you're right. My understanding is that TM originates from a
virus that moves into the spinal column and becomes TM. MS is it's own
disease. And almost always, TM is a one time event. But, occasionally,
it hits more than once. Like, for me, they tested me for every kind of
virus
LARRY, I WAS A NURSE AND WE NEVER TOLD A PATIENT TO DRINK LOTS OF
CAFFIENE,JUST PLENTY WATER. THE IMPORTANT THING IS LAYING FLAT FOR HOURS. I
WILL HAVE
TO ASK MY DOCTORS AND OTHER NURSES ABOUT THAT, IT MIGHT BE KNEW. BUT I HAD ONE
3 MONTHS AGO AND I WAS TOLD TO DRINK ALOT OF WATER AND I
I am new to the web site and just recently diagnosed with TM. I also had a
spinal 5/27 and was told to drink alot of fluid and alot of caffeinated
beverages by my Dr.
Rita
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LARRY, I WAS A NURSE AND WE NEVER TOLD A PATIENT TO DRINK LOTS OF
CAFFIENE,JUST PLENTY
Sally,
I agree. Especially after three years and no re- occurrence so why start
thinking of MS. That is why I have so far not had a spinal tap but my
neurologist has planted seeds of doubt in my mind.
Thanks
Gary
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Jude,
You must have misunderstood my e-mail. I cannot walk, due to deterioration
of my body, for lack of therapy. I am consider a quad, because my TM affects
all four limbs. I do not have any use of my right hand or leg. My left leg
works okay, but my left arm has limited use and so
I went to my neurologist today. I told him that I had been using one
of those electronic ab exercisers and told him that it has really
helped not only with the pain in the lower back but also the spasms
seem to have been reduced. My neurologist asked if I had had any
problems which I have because
Hey here Happy Campers,
I have not posted in a long, long, time but I read the posts daily. After 4
years I am able to walk pretty decent but the pain and fatigue is still killing
me. I was reading the post from Cindy K and looked up the medication
Amantadine. No where could I find where it
Tim..
I don't think it's odd that three of you that work at the same place
all have these issues. There was someone on this list a year or two ago
from Ohio that had been working at a hospital that was getting renovated
and there were 3 or 4 people who were either diagnosed with TM or MS
during
Rosalie, if I read your note correctly, you have some use of your
legs. If that is correct, then take the foot rests off your chair and
go to it in the kitchen. You WILL get used to working in a sitting
position.
One of my hobbies is bread making, and I've been doing it in a
wheelchair
Alton, I do have a power chair which makes it easier to get around. I used
to putter with clay as a hobby and work on the potters wheel but you need to
put your whole body into kneading the clay. I cant imagine doing it in a
sitting position. Maybe if I sat on a high stool. As far as
Hi Bill,
Go to www.yahoo.com and do a search using the words, Amantadine fatigue.
You will get lots of results that show amantadine's use in regards to
fatigue. It is used a lot for fatigue by people who have ms..
Natalie Boyles
On 6/27/07, Bill and Mollie Wimberly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I dont think coincidences really happen. There is something more to it. My
next door neighbor in a condo (we shared a party wall) was diagnosed with TM
about 12 years ago. He was around the same age that I am now (a little bit
old). Same symtoms that I had and spent the rest of his life
In a message dated 6/27/2007 2:12:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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How do they get it out of the atmosphere? J
Through the hole in the ozone layer, silly!
Our present troubles are quite small and won't last very long. Yet they
produce for us an immeasurably
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