Gerry wrote:
> ...there is some interesting experimentation and successes involving fecal
> transplants. (Fecal transplant is removing a patients feces and replacing it
> with known healthy feces from a donor.)
>
Thanks for telling us about fecal transplant.
I heard about this several months ago
ercedes Discussion List"
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2014 11:18 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Neuropathy & IVIG
>For the last few minutes 'I've been trying to suppress my thoughts on the
>matter; then thought I really shouldn't say anything, but I just couldn't
>stan
For the last few minutes 'I've been trying to suppress my thoughts
on the matter; then thought I really shouldn't say anything, but I
just couldn't stand it - 'gonna hafta go ahead and say it, anyway.
I've tried for many years to not take a bunch of "crap" (substitute
appropriate word) from any
quot; (substitute appropriate word) from
anybody. ;<)
Wilton
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From: "archer75--- via Mercedes"
To: "LarryT" ; "Mercedes Discussion List"
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2014 9:47 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Neuropathy & IVIG
When Wil
When Wilton told me his diagnosis, I researched it and other autoimmune
diseases. To make a long story short, there is some interesting experimentation
and successes involving fecal transplants. (Fecal transplant is removing a
patients feces and replacing it with known healthy feces from a dono
LarryT wrote:
> The fun just never ends...
All I can say for you and WILTON - ouch!!
Really!!
mao
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I had IVIG treatments back in the late 90s when my disease 1st raised
its ugly head. I was to the point I was only sleeping 10 min or so at a
time due to pain and those 10 min were not very restful. It's amazing
what sleep deprivation will do.
The 1st IVIG treatment was pretty effective. I g
