Re: [TMIC] Hi Stacy

Don't speak so quick. I don't know how long it will take for me to get back to it. I messed myself up pretty bad with my back. A lot of therapy is still needed. I'm still trying to figure out how to get to my feet so I can get dressed in a fair amount of time. LOL. stacy - Original

Re: [TMIC] Hi Stacy

Thank you Barbara and everyone else giving me encouragement I really appreciate the thoughtfulness. You all are great support. Stacy - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: tmic-list@eskimo.commailto:tmic-list@eskimo.com Sent: Tuesday,

Re: [TMIC] 10 LONG YEARS

Robert, I wish you a belated Happy Birthday. Next year will be 20 years with TM for me. I don't remember the exact date of onset, I just remember standing up from my seat at a movie theatre, and my left foot/leg was numb. Nothing has been normal since then. FWIW, I, and many others,

Re: [TMIC] 10 LONG YEARS

Hi Folks, Ok, I just wrote to the Oprah show. Here's the address: http://www.oprah.com/email/reach/email_showideas.jhtml This is what I wrote: I have a rare medical condition called Transverse Myelitis. I, and others with the illness, are trying to raise awareness of it. Cody Unser,

[TMIC] one of our felloe TM'ers

Hello, I hope everyone is well today. I received this from a sister of one of our family (Roland 'Red) and I think his last name is Hiles (?), but she asked that I ask you to please pray for him, thanks.Ella Subj: Update on Red Date: 9/19/2007 10:37:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time

Re: [TMIC] 10 LONG YEARS

Hi Rob, I just turned 50 last month and then had my 12th TM anniversary Sept. 1. For several years I have not looked forward to Sept. 1, but then I'd forget about it (one of the benefits of being middle-aged :-) ) and remember a few days later that I've passed another milestone with TM.

Re: [TMIC] one of our felloe TM'ers

*This is scary for me. For the last few months my right leg has been contracting to where I can hardly get the knee past 90 degrees anymore, no matter how much I massage and stretch my leg. And when I have spasms now, the leg tries to straighten out, and it causes a lot more pain than usual.

Re: [TMIC] one of our felloe TM'ers

In a message dated 9/21/2007 4:25:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: For the last few months my right leg has been contracting to where I can hardly get the knee past 90 degrees anymore. Is this a normal procedure for someone in this condition? Bernie, I really

Re: [TMIC] 10 LONG YEARS

I've lived with TM so longit is normal for me. I can't remember what it feels like to not have to tell my leg to move or have to slingthemfrom one spot to another. I have to admit that I worry sometimes that as I age things get more difficult. I don't have the stamina that I used to have. My

Re: [TMIC] 10 LONG YEARS

*Hi Kevin,* *RE; Oprah---we've been trying to get her attention also for a segment on rare neurological diseases. Recently, she did feature a gentleman with Transverse Myelitis. Last year, i heard that she would be doing a segement, specifically on neurological disorders, but i haven't seen

[TMIC] L'Shona Tova

For all of you that are Jewish and everyone else, have a Happy and Healthy New Year. May the coming year bring us all peace and a feeling of well being and perhaps a little more medical insight into our problems. I, for one, have not felt normal since Labor Day weekend 2005. If

Re: [TMIC] 10 LONG YEARS

Muscles in my left thigh fight it out every night - trying to flex and extend at the same time. Hard on the kneecap. Alton

Re: [TMIC] 10 LONG YEARS

Hi Grace, Was it the author with TM she had on? I think bombardment with email is worth a shot. I think I'll start emailing my state politicians also. I have gotten help from some of them on other matters. I'd be willing to testify to Congress if it would help. Kevin Grace M.