Its funny you should talk about cold sores and herpes virus. I never had a
problem with that in the past and that was the first thing I was asked when I
got sick (Sept. 05). Right now I have sores on my tongue which is probably
some sort of herpes. Very annoying. I am taking an antibiotic but I know
that does not kill a virus. 2 of my daughters (grown) also had mild cases of
shingles this past year. Maybe we all have the chicken pox virus in our
systems. Feel good, Rosalie
In a message dated 10/3/2008 2:58:56 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"I always hate when my email is filled with forwarded messages. I usually
just delete then and very rarely pass them on."
I feel exactly the same way. I delete more email, even from my very best
friend, who sends me every darn joke out there on the Internet. Every once
in
a while there are photographs that are too cute and I appreciate those. The
political messages I can live without hearing. I know how I feel; I know
who I am going to vote for, and I can decide for myself when there are issues
on the table to be discussed.
What I'm trying to say is this forum is for Transverse Myelitis and I'd like
to read email having to do with this disease and how each of us is coping
with it on a daily basis. Maybe there are new members wanting to ask
questions about TM...
Heck~I have a question. Has anyone ever been told that their TM is related
to the Herpes virus? When I get sick, I always get a "cold sore" on the
corner of my mouth...never anywhere else. But the doctors say that my herpes
viral titers are sky high and can find no reason for them to be like that.
Has anyone else been told that TM is caused by a virus?
Love, Hugs & Prayers.
Jude
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