Hi Heather,
I really hadn't ever been able to put the "buzzy" word to those feelings
before, but it fits so well. I would use irritable, cranky, very touchy, and
angry, but never buzzy! Sometimes it does feel like electrical shocks are
happening, so buzzy is perfect. It's nice to be abl
Jim,
THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart for ALL you do for ALL of us. You are an
inspiration to me to keep on keeping on. Without you I would never have known
so much about TM nor would I have met so many wonderful people.
You are AMAZING.
Luv 'n Hugs from
Heather in
Jim, I don't post often but this site is a life saver. The inspiration you
have given all of us is surmountable. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.
Dennis and Mother
*Dearest Jim,*
>
*Nineteen years, and you have touched so many lives and accomplished so
much. You're a peach!*
**
*Love,*
*Gracie*
Debbie, you said it all so well. I can only add we love you Jim.
YOU ROCK!!!
Gilly who has served only 7 years TM
Hello,
For all of you who have recently joined the list, you need to know what a huge
asset that Jim Lubin is to the TM community. Without Jim, none of us would
have met each
Jim, Debbie couldn't have said it any better. It was such a priviledge to meet
you in Seattle those few years back. And to share (even over the internet)
your excitement to going to North Carolina last year was great. Thanks for all
you have done for us and all you will continue to do.
If yo
Hello,
For all of you who have recently joined the list, you need to know what a huge
asset that Jim Lubin is to the TM community. Without Jim, none of us would
have met each other, as he started this list.
If you have a few days to spare, please check out this website
http://www.makoa.org/jim
On May 17, 1989, I became paralyzed from the neck down and dependent
on a ventilator to breathe due to Transverse Myelitis. I was 21.
I woke up with a pain in my shoulder. Went to work and about 30 mins
later the pain got very intense. I suddenly could not stand then
stopped breathing. I later
*Hi Barbara,*
>
*I can't drop my Neurontin down either. I've been at 2400 for about two
years now. I have to say that it works well for me at that dose, and I no
longer get drowsy with it. (That was hard to adjust to in the beginning.)
If I were to drop it down (I've tried to reduce it a bit i
>
> No one here has said that there is a *cure* once the damage is done.
> Yes, I agree with you Gunny, *if*, it's idiopathic TM. As I said, my TM was
> caused by NMO, Sal's by ADEM, and it also presents in vasculitis, MS, spinal
> cord infarct, and other neurological disorders. *If* the underly
Last night God came unto me, and told me the cure of Cancer:
"Broccoli"...
"And Aspirin"...
"Did I mention Prayer?"
I fell back into a deep, drug induced, sleep.
pH
Oh, my dear friend Pam,
Thank you for the lovely words of love and friendship that you, at this time
in your life, do not have enough extra to share. Keep them for your Husband
and family with all you have to go through with since Katrina came to make
your lives miserable.
You c
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