MaturalySpeaking?
I believe that boost means Gain. Its a quality of volume.
W
In a message dated 5/7/2007 7:19:13 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
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Merrill, what is a boost?
Merrill Burghardt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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hi all --
i just received a call from the doc after having some blood work done
last week. apparently i have hypothyroidism -- or an underactive
thyroid. they told me my levels are abnormally low. there's a small
chance it is a lab error but most likely not. i was just reading
about
no i don't have it but my chiropractor doeshe had weight-loss and was
straining his marriage..but meds worked it out...
it doew seem typical symptoms of SCI, especially new injuries
best wishes!
Jessica Ann Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all --
i just received a call from the doc
Here is a good informative site.
http://thyroid.about.com/index.htm?terms=thyroid
It runs in my family. Been on drugs for it since I was a teenager. Wouldn't
think
sci would have anything to do with it.
Curious if any of you with pumps ever requested the morphine be taken out? I
did that this last Thursday and it was an unbelievably overwhelming and rough
weekend. They didn't 'actually' warm me of the withdrawal symptoms but having
been a patient this long common sense told me there would
Drug curbs bone loss after spinal cord injury
Mon May 7, 2007 11:36AM EDT
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The bone drug Fosamax (also called alendronate)
given
soon after spinal cord injury prevents bone loss associated with the injury, a
study
suggests.
People who've suffered spinal cord injury
Hey LQ,
Glad to see you’re still kickin, I read you had the pump removed and I’m
sorry it didn’t work for you.
I was going to get a pump myself but they told me Medicaid won’t pay for it
so I’m S.O.L.
Good to hear from you,
Mark Jackson
RollinOn
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From: ~LittleQuad~
Did I read right. She had the pump removed or just operating on Baclofen
W
In a message dated 5/7/2007 2:05:14 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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Hey LQ,
Glad to see you’re still kickin, I read you had the pump removed and I’m
sorry it didn’t work for you.
I still have pump, just had morphine out. I'm done with pain meds...
Mark, they covered me. Could be the doctor office not writing pre-approval
right?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did I read right. She had the pump removed or just operating on
Baclofen
W
In a message
I've been following a product introduced almost 5 years ago but is waiting
FDA approval called SNX111 by NervX. Suppose to be 5 times more powerful than
the Big Morph and without the side effects.
W
In a message dated 5/7/2007 2:17:05 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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Yea Jessica, If you do a test on most of your glands they will have abnormal
numbers. A severe spinal injury up high usually messes up hypothalmus,
pituitarym, thyroid, adrenal glands as well as a few others. Some of us can
cruise along ok most of the time. The idea of using drugs to correct
Yeah Wheel I’ve been waiting on this too, it’s from a sea snail I believe
and a whole lot more potent than morphine so it takes very little for
relief.
Let me know if you hear some news on it.
Mark Jackson
RollinOn
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People fror crying out loud... don't do drugs!
I've been taking hydrocodone for a few years and uhm, no! I wouldn't go cold
turkey for nothing. If you had a pump inside the doctor should have helped you
taper off. It will be a few weeks of hell the way your doing it. I wish you the
best but I wish you would have gotten something to help you
I wonder what it does after 31 years post injury.
john
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Drug curbs bone loss after spinal cord injury
Mon May 7, 2007
thanks for the wishes... i was surprised they didn't taper either but i guess
when i said i didn't want the morphine anymore they thought immediately. so far
today my brain is in control, body weak...i wouldn't say i was addicted to it,
maybe subconsciously my body was...
they mentioned putting
heard same too...but costing over billion dollars to make 1 med available...i'm
not holding breath
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Excuse me, but I'll do drugs till I die. Manby of us are surviving because
baclofen reduces our muscle spasms to a degree that helps us to live with some
comfort. Many quads are living with profound pain caused by the long term
irregular flow of spinal fluid post injury. Many of us have pain
Very typical withdrawal symptoms. Throwing duragesic down only masks the
withdrawal and could intensify the symptoms. Sometimes you need professional
help. I'd advise seeing a doctor.
Bill age 56
C6 Incomplete since 7/20/68
Leesburg, FL
Welcome To Shit Creek ~ Sorry, We're Out of Paddles!
i know that...been on baclofen years. and the withdrawal is done ...i was
saying i'm only going have baclofen in my pump now on...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Morphine is an opiate and baclofen isn't. It can't
help you get off the morphine hun. You can back off in about a month using
The same can happen with sudden stoppage of Baclofen too. Ask anyone who
tried.
W
In a message dated 5/7/2007 4:24:57 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i know that...been on baclofen years. and the withdrawal is done ...i
was saying i'm only going have baclofen
Hi LQ,
Welcome to Summer! I hope you are doing well, and can enjoy the break! Not
a lot happening here. Just letting my surgical would healing so I can get back
up and play!
Nice to see you!
With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 31 Years Post
Texas, USA
No, never had a pump. That is why I only use orally delivered pain meds. I
can cut back a little anytime. You're lucky it wasn't worse, because it can
get very bad going cold turkey. I'm happy you made it through.
With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 31 Years Post
I'm not able to put anything on by myself, but my PCA puts it on and I wear
it through the entire day.
It is very comfortable.
Quadius
On 5/4/07, Merrill Burghardt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you put the ear piece on by yourself?
Merrill
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*From:* Quadius
My bone density test showed that I had actually improved over the last one
three years ago. Of course, that was only the lumbar region.
At least that's what I think they x-rayed.
Quadius
On 5/7/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder what it does after 31 years post injury.
Amen
On 5/7/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excuse me, but I'll do drugs till I die. Manby of us are surviving
because baclofen reduces our muscle spasms to a degree that helps us to live
with some comfort. Many quads are living with profound pain caused by the
long term
I forgot to ask my doctor whether it was okay to take the fish oil I
purchased a couple of weeks ago. My understanding is it is good for the
heart and people have recommended taking it. However, I take an 81 mg
aspirin every other day to keep my blood on the thin side, so I'm wondering
what if
Smart thinking and a very wise thing to do. Ask your Grandpa about the
beneficial use of a product called
Cod Liver Oil. A teaspoon every other day. Kids used to pinch their noses,
so they couldn't taste the stuff, lol.
But there are no historical records that say anyone died from using
You know it’s impossible to explain to someone that doesn’t have this pain
how it hurts without sounding ridiculous, I mean when I tell someone I feel
like a thousand people are putting out their cigarettes on me even I don’t
believe it but it’s true.
Just be glad you’re not trying to explain it.
Hey,
I read the arrogant comment to stay off drugs. Wellobviously this person
has no real pain because let me tell you this much, if you are in serious pain
that puts you in bed moaning and crying...you will try drugs.
People that have little or no pain think that those that use
Do you alternate which ear you put the microphone in?
Are you saying it never falls out?
Quadius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not able to put anything on by myself, but my PCA puts it on and I wear it
through the entire day.
It is very comfortable.
Quadius
On 5/4/07, Merrill Burghardt [EMAIL
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