Jayne Morehouse
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Office 440.846.6022
Mobile 440.840.5044
16496 Falmouth Drive
Cleveland OH  44136
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On Nov 15, 2008, at 9:44 AM, "Vito Hotmail" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> http://www.visualdxhealth.com/adult/onycholysis.htm
>
> Hi Shannon,
>
>     i know i have the least experience on this board, but the link  
> above might be what your talking about.  i wouldn't put any product  
> on her at all.. even if she pays.  i hope the link helps out....
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: shannon
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 11:32    PM
> Subject: NailTech:: enhancements ? for    lifting nailbeds
>
> Ok,  so I have this client, used to come in absolutely perfect every  
> fill or backfill,  just had to take down length and prep for fills.   
> Well for the past couple of months she has had some severe physical  
> issues,  her doc says its all in her head and that  it is just  
> stress.  Now this girl is visibly sick,  not just to me, but to her  
> family, etc.  She is passing out all the time and dizzy and  
> horrendous headaches,  and she came in one time during all this and  
> her face was so swollen with fluid I thought she was gonna blow up.   
> Now, when you can visibly see there is something wrong and still  
> tell this girl its just stress,  URGH I wanna choke that Doctor.    
> Anyway,  here is my issue,  during this time frame,  her nails  
> started lifting,  then breaking,  then very soft and spongy at  
> cuticle,  and a reddish hue on all nails near the cuticle,  we have  
> taken off all product and I tried just doing a resin glue, just to  
> put some kind of protection on her,  her nails hurt.  Well that  
> didn't work either,   and came off in a couple days.  I originally  
> had her in AC,  then the issues started,  so tried gel,  that didn't  
> work.   So nothing will stay on her at this point, and she called     
> the other day to see if I could try AC again,  but says that her  
> nails are lifting from the nail bed.  I don't know what to do for  
> her,  if it is even safe at this point to put anything on her.  I  
> think she is finally seeing another Dr.  and they did blood work and  
> she is going for    B-12 shots.  She don't think that is the  
> problem,  and quite frankly neither do I.  I think she needs a cat  
> scan or MRI of her whole body to see what the heck is going on.  Oh  
> and I think she is going to see a neurologist.
>
> Anyway,  so any suggestions out there?  This poor girl needs some  
> help,  her fingernails just rip right off they are so thin,   they  
> are in pain.
>
> Thanks
> Shannon
>
>
> Shannon Arnold
> Flip Flop Beauty Shop
> Coopers Plains, NY
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> >

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