I guess my daughter should consider herself completely blessed. She has
been back in school since a month after this happened to her when she
was in 5th grade. She continued to maintain a A - B average and was
actually on the distinguished honor roll this past term b/c she recd
straight A's. She
RE: House episode where Amber dies:
It wasn't the Amantadine that killed her per se though, it is because it is
excreted (gotten rid of) in the kidneys and her kidneys were damaged from the
bus crash. Since her kidneys could not filter out the drug it built up in her
system and turned toxic.
Her liver was damaged in the accident and couldn't filter it out of
her blood. That what caused the problem. At least that is how I
remember it. :-)
At 07:20 AM 5/20/2008, Butcher, Bernard G (NY80) wrote:
Really? wow - I take Amantadine twice per day.
My neuro said it was for fatigue
BERNARD
That's right, it was her kidneys that were damaged in the crash.
At 10:15 AM 5/21/2008, marieke dufresne wrote:
RE: House episode where Amber dies:
It wasn't the Amantadine that killed her per se though, it is
because it is excreted (gotten rid of) in the kidneys and her
kidneys were damaged
Whenever I hear this I tell people it's because the one-third of the
people who do recover usually just want to forget it happened and
don't join support groups. That's why you mainly read about those
with poor outcomes.
At 03:02 AM 5/21/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I first got my TM
Just to let you know. Were raffling off a Dell Inspiron 1525 Laptop
Computer, Intel Centeron 550, 2.0 GHz, 533 MHz, 1M 2L cache, Black in color.
Tickets
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Hi All,
I'm still on the list but don't have much to say since I had a pretty good
recovery and I'm actually working 2 jobs thankfully and have been super busy.
I do still think of my TM and continue to pray for all of you.
Jill
Jim Lubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whenever I hear this I
I just wanted to add my thank yous. When I first encountered TM 12 1/2 years
ago, I had never heard of it and thought perhaps the doctors might be
mistaken. At my first opportunity I went to the library to find out what I
could,
but there was nothing about TM except for a two page spread
