THIMEROSAL (mercury) POISON for the masses
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--Jon ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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You rock. That's why
I'm so glad that I have always been stubborn enough to never get a flu shot
or allow any of my children to have a flu shot. Just the thought of having
yourself injected with the virus itself has always seemed stupid to me.
Every time someone gets a flu shot that I knew seemed to get sick
As per my more recent e mails I have stated that my good leg has
been exhibiting new wonderful sensations such as burning and freezing.
One other item for discussion...I also notice pain and stiffness in my
neck...have any other members gone thru this and if so what was the
diagnosis.
I am obviously on a letter writing campaign...this is due to
what I perceive as a worsening of my condition...ok here is my
questionI have been working full time for the past 10 years after
contacting TM (obviously this was after the hospital and rehab)...I
drive more than 2 hours a
Hi Rob,
I don't see it as complaining. I see it as asking your friends for advise.
And that is what we are here for. Let us know how the MRI goes and the new Dr.
Have a great day!
Jenna
- Original Message
From: Robert Pall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: tmic-list@eskimo.com
Sent:
I too am 60 years young. I too HAD a stiff neck. my solution is an oval
pillow. before I used this I could barely move my neck in the morning..
Scince I got the pillow. I have not had any problems. Talking about venting.
I was recently diagnoised with ITP I have to undergo 5 days of five hours
Rob, we are so blessed as to have a hot tub and doing water therapy has
probably been the best thing I could be doing. With already having the hot
tub and with the price of gas, adding to that not being able to work any
longer, I decided I would set up my own set up PT (sorry to be repeating
Oh, Rob, to us there is no complaining when it comes to our TM. If that
were the case, we might as well back out of TMIC and crawl in a hole and be
alone, again!!
One of the most difficult moments of this entire TM time is when I had to
walk in and give my notice having to tell my 'other family'
If you would see me walk, you would KNOW that I had either been tipping the
bottle or was certainly disabled! I was just too darned stubborn to use the
hand control and how, I don't know, but my right foot (the weakest one) just
took care of me!!! We live around a lot of deer and that old
That's a hard one, Rob. Do you have any other job options?
Barbara H.
_http://barbarah.wordpress.com/_ (http://barbarah.wordpress.com/)
In a message dated 4/3/2008 9:32:45 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am obviously on a letter writing campaign…this is due to
Rob,
I've wondered how you could possibly be driving that distance and working
full time!
I know that when I overdo, my residuals are worse and in my mind, your
scedule would
be WAY TOO MUCH for me!! Of course, I'm older than you, but my symptoms have
progressed as the years have
Dear TM Family,
I left for Brazil on March 24. My family doctor who is an infectous disease
specialist suggested that I DO NOT take the shot for yellow fever so I did
not!!! BTW, I´m still in Brazil and will be returning on April 5th.
I and five friends landed in Rio and from then on
My husband and I are learning our way through the world of red wine. We are
stuck on the Malbec from Argentina. You might wanna tour some wineries.
Evidently Malbec is a grape that grows better there than anywhere else in the
world. Oh ya, even the cheap stuff is good! Chile has some great
Yes, I do, Galon. Nurses put miles on (not literally, but it feels like
it!) and even more so in a hospital setting. Most all of the medical field
is computerized with way more sitting at the computer and not nearly as much
moving around working with paper and charts but there is still a lot of
Tobe!!! I'm so PROUD of you and HAPPY for you!!! Enjoyenjoyenjoy!!! Keep
a journal so you can relive your trip! I can't stress that enough and take
lots of pictures to add to your journal...
Have a wonderful few days that you have left and have a safe trip home!
Jeanne
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Hello
I would like to ask you to read the news from the following link:
http://www.payvand.com/news/07/sep/1256.html
And inform me if you know anything about this kind of devices or is anyone
using it? If yes how much does it help you?
Thank you very much
It's hard, isn't it, to realize that it is real and that it is not going to
go away like the flu BUT you just keep on doing the very best that you can,
keep as good an attitude as possible, DON'T GIVE UP, and every time you go
to PT and they tell you to do 25 whatevers, do 35! Keep a smile on
My last day was a year last Sept. The TM hit 5/2005 and I was determined I
could get right back to work as soon as I could stand and move with a cane,
by golly! It actually set me back a bit because I pushed myself too hard.
The best way is to go on line. If I was starting out, I would go to
I'm traveling with you vicariously. You make it sound awesome. Wish I had
your guts.
Have a great time and let us know more about your adventures in Brazil and
Chile.
R
Hi Rob in N.J.,
It's a very personal decision. Your commute is quite a deterrent and certainly
a source of frustration. Would you feel the same way if you worked close to
home?
I am retired and now only work on Tuesdays and Saturdays, close by thank
Goodness. Not that long ago, I could work
Robert,
Try finding a new profession.
Before I finished being a Family Practitioner in 1999, I was learning how to
be a writer, then started submitting articles to magazines, then was befriended
by a woman who hardly knew me- She turned out to my editor. She'd been reading
my articles. I
If I were you, I'd ask about the possibility of SS Disability . In my
opinion, there's no
sense in working until what health you have is gone!!
I get about $13,000 a year from SSDisability.
How does one live on that amount? Are there people who live on that income?
They must
Ok - what's the scoop on these drugs. Have any of you all taken them?
Did they help?
Where there any significant side effects?
I was sent to a bone doc. to have a look.
He wants me to try baclofen for spasms, (i didn't know that I was having them
- everyone else says
re: Gaylon Nurisng School
Hi,
I am Marieke, 32 yrs old, TM since 2004 (hit me at T1, so I was totally
paralyzed from mid-chest down). I now walk with a cane and a long (full, KAFO)
brace. I take meds 4x a day, for spasticity, neuro pain, low BP, bowels,
bladder... AND I will be graduating
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