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Ronny TX - 28 Oct 2005 04:13 GMT
I posted on October 13th that I'd just been to my doctor with a bad
breaking out. Thought I had a heat rash earlier in late summer. May
have. Then thought it came back bad after nearly completely healing up.
Then got the idea I might have a very bad case of jock itch. And
somebody else here at home suggested I might of gotten in some poison
ivy. Doctored myself for several days for jock itch until it didn't get
any better,so went to my doctor on the 13th. Got antibiotics and some
other stuff and things started getting better in a few days;but after
finishing up the meds,things started to got the other way again,so I
went back to my doctor this week. Thought he would give me more
antibiotics;but instead he gave me another shot for itching and refered
me to a dermatoligist 'cause he said he just wasn't sure what was
causing my problem.

A brother-in-law took me on Tuesday to a neighboring city,60 miles
away,to the 2nd doctor. That guy said he wasn't sure what was causing
the problem;but he prescribed an anti-fungal medicine- Ketoconazole
200mg tabs and triamcinolon .1% cream-a corticosteriod. Plus,I have to
put 2 to 4 caps of something called Hibiclens in my bathwater and soak
in that for 20 minutes everyday. After those I have to put on the cream
and then cover my body from neck to feet with Crisco vegetable
shortening!:-) Makes me feel like I'm being oiled up to be spitted and
cooked on a grill! LoL

And wouldn't you know the guys just came by the other day,took our
bathtub out and put in the new shower for Mom. So thought I was going to
have to go over to my Sis's house for my 10 days of bathtub soaks! :-(
But Sis went and bought a large heavy plastic tub to do my soaks in and
brought it by the first evening. What this thing is,is a cattle watering
trough from a local farm store; :-) but heah,it works! LoL
What bugged me with the dermatoligist is his saying he didn't know what
was causing my problem? Well,if he didn't know then how could he
prescribe an anti-fungal med for it?

And for awhile there I did think I just had very bad jock itch. I mean
real bad. Then my first doc gave me antibiotics so that threw me off of
that idea. Though probably I did have a bacterial infection with the
jock itch.

Earlier I did look up quiet a few webpages online,read stuff and looked
at the pictures. I was sure I had a candida yeast infection. Then after
going to the dermatoligist this week,I looked up more stuff online and
I've even more sure of this. Everything just fits-what I've read,the
pictures and all. And I'm still stumped as to why this last doctor
didn't just say,this is what you have that's causing this problem?

Been taking the anti-fungal med for two days now and I see that the
redness on the inside of my upper forearms is gone now! :-) The inside
of my thighs have cleared up to and not as much redness down my legs.
Still some on my stomach and back;but not as bad as it was. Feet looking
some better too. More of the old dried skin has come off of them and off
of the palms on both my hands.

Itching a bit around my waist and back now,so better go get my cream in
a minute and put some on! (ha) Still,the itching isn't nearly as bad as
it was! :-) So things are looking much better after only 2 days now.
Still,have to take the anti-fungal twice a day for 5 days and then once
a day for 20 more days,so 25 days in all.

Really overdid it last Saturday before going back to my doc and then to
the dermatoligist. Did the usual like fixing Mom and me something to
eat,carried out the trash and fed the birds and cats. But then I decided
I wanted to clean up my bedroom some. Spent close to two hours on that
and ended up with a 101.4 temp that night and some chills. A lot better
by the next morning though as far as fever; but the calves in my legs
were giving me fits everytime I stood up to walk! LoL Got better of
course,after I'd move around a bit.

Gonna check my temp again tonight just to see;but I haven't had any
fever the last few days now. Just not sure how much I should be doing
right now and that bugs me. Got somethings I want to do. Nothing big.
Need to finish getting a big pile of clean clothes off of my bed and
fixing that up so I can sleep there again. Tired of sleeping in my
recliner so much since I got sick. Have somemore cleaning to do in that
room too. Nothing big-just need to pick up some stuff,put some stuff
back where it belongs and sort some stuff out.

Thinking of some other things I can't do right now,for more than one
reason and that's bugging me some too. :-) Think I will put that in
another thread though.

Mom's been doing pretty good through all of this. Mostly being pretty
good most of the time. :-)

Better go for now. See I have 98.8 under my arm;but feel pretty good and
have had a great appetite the last 4 or so days. In fact,it's sort of
surprised me how much I've been eating more than usual! LoL
Karen - 28 Oct 2005 05:22 GMT
Ronny, candida will respond to an anti-fungal because candida can be a
fungus.   Usually, what starts the issue in the first place is insufficient
acidophilus (sp?) bacteria to keep the candida fungus in check.

Quote------------------- ...when given free rein to grow unchecked, e.g. by
wiping out the surrounding bacteria with broad-spectrum antibiotics, Candida
can change into its fungal form...
http://www.candida-society.org.uk/    -------------------End Quote

If it is Candida, a pro-biotic can get things back in place and keep them
there without a lot of side effects. But I'd be surprised that the doc
wouldn't recognize it if it _is_ candida.  If you are taking one of the oral
anti-fungal drugs, they can work well on candida, but can have major side
effects (especially to liver).  When I took one, I noticed everything had a
metal taste to it until I finished the prescription.

Karen

> I posted on October 13th that I'd just been to my doctor with a bad
> breaking out. Thought I had a heat rash earlier in late summer. May
[quoted text clipped - 83 lines]
> have had a great appetite the last 4 or so days. In fact,it's sort of
> surprised me how much I've been eating more than usual! LoL
Ronny TX - 28 Oct 2005 06:57 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week  
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Thu, Oct 27, 2005, 11:22pm From:
kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen)
Ronny, candida will respond to an anti-fungal because candida can be a
fungus.   Usually, what starts the issue in the first place is
insufficient acidophilus (sp?) bacteria to keep the candida fungus in
check.
Quote------------------- ...when given free rein to grow unchecked, e.g.
by wiping out the surrounding bacteria with broad-spectrum antibiotics,
Candida can change into its fungal form...
http://www.candida-society.org.uk/   -------------------End Quote
If it is Candida, a pro-biotic can get things back in place and keep
them there without a lot of side effects. But I'd be surprised that the
doc wouldn't recognize it if it _is_ candida. If you are taking one of
the oral anti-fungal drugs, they can work well on candida, but can have
major side effects (especially to liver). When I took one, I noticed
everything had a metal taste to it until I finished the prescription.
Karen

Ronny:
Thank you for that webpage. :-) Have read a good bit on it tonight.

The funny thing to me is I've not had any antibiotics for maybe 3 years.
That is until the doctor gave me this last round after I already had
severe problems. It was pretty blamed aweful what with the red,
itching,oozing skin that sent me to the doctor on October 13th. :-( The
antibiotics did help and that's why I think I also had a bacterial
infection.

I've been giving Mom the acidolphilis tabs and yogurt since she had to
have two rounds of antibiotics this late summer and fall to get rid of
cellulitis in her lower legs. And then I started taking that too awhile
back.

I was very leery also of the possible side effects of some anti-fungal
meds;but decided I didn't have any choice but to take this one. Will
keep a lookout for the warnings on this and of course,report and to my
doctor if such crop up. Onething that helped me was reading where such
wasn't likely unless you had to take them for a real long time.

Onething you mention that I've read about but really didn't understand
was the Candida yeast changing into a fungus. Understand it just a bit
more now;but want to read up more on that.

Too,before this and during the time I was taking the first doc's
antibiotics,I knew I had some bronchitis. Simply thought that was from a
bacterial infection as it has been in the past at times and thought the
antibiotics would take care of that. I did get better;but that came back
some too and it really got worse. Now though it's getting better again.
And I've read where the candida yeast/fungus can cause this bronchitis
problem. So bronchitis isn't always from a bacterial infection. Live and
learn! LoL

Karen,I can't understand it either why this last doctor didn't just tell
me my problem was from candida? I mean,he is a dermatoligist specialist?
And I did look up plenty of stuff online,written and pictures to know
what the problem is. So it did quite surprise me that he didn't say
anything but that he wasn't sure what was causing the problem.

So,no antibiotics lately before my problems started;but I've read where
stress and a not so good diet,as I have,:-) can can also lead to the
candida yeast really getting out of control.

Well,I pretty well know what to eat and what not too-what's healthy and
what's not. Although I disagree with some doctors about butter and eggs!
:-) I need to eat a lot more green,leafy vegetables and such like. And
more stuff like yogurt.

Just thinking last night that I want to learn how to make my own yogurt.
Have tried it once or so and it didn't work out;but much more interested
now in trying it again and getting it right this time. :-)

Also want to get some onion sets when I go to town and get those planted
in the two small 4x4 foot beds I have in the yard. I know those are
healthy for me and I love to eat fresh green onion blades! :-)

And a little irony to me is that I know I can take some not quite so
healthy food dishes and actually make them much healthier by just
cutting back on the not so good parts and adding what is really good for
me! :-)

What's really been bothering me in the last hour or so is some itching!
Just a bit of fever and a little sweating and that seems to make it
worse. Better now thought as I've been using the cream. So glad things
are calming down some on that front tonight! LoL

Better go for now and see what trouble I can get in elsewhere?! :-){BG}

P.S.
Even though I rather not of had to,it has been really interesting
reading up on webpages and looking at pics about candida and such. So
really glad I'm online where I can do that! :-)

--------------
"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:851-4361974F-488@storefull-3338.bay.webtv.net...
I posted on October 13th that I'd just been to my doctor with a bad
breaking out. Thought I had a heat rash earlier in late summer. May
have. Then thought it came back bad after nearly completely healing up.
Then got the idea I might have a very bad case of jock itch. And
somebody else here at home suggested I might of gotten in some poison
ivy. Doctored myself for several days for jock itch until it didn't get
any better,so went to my doctor on the 13th. Got antibiotics and some
other stuff and things started getting better in a few days;but after
finishing up the meds,things started to got the other way again,so I
went back to my doctor this week. Thought he would give me more
antibiotics;but instead he gave me another shot for itching and refered
me to a dermatoligist 'cause he said he just wasn't sure what was
causing my problem.
A brother-in-law took me on Tuesday to a neighboring city,60 miles
away,to the 2nd doctor. That guy said he wasn't sure what was causing
the problem;but he prescribed an anti-fungal medicine- Ketoconazole
200mg tabs and triamcinolon .1% cream-a corticosteriod. Plus,I have to
put 2 to 4 caps of something called Hibiclens in my bathwater and soak
in that for 20 minutes everyday. After those I have to put on the cream
and then cover my body from neck to feet with Crisco vegetable
shortening!:-) Makes me feel like I'm being oiled up to be spitted and
cooked on a grill! LoL
And wouldn't you know the guys just came by the other day,took our
bathtub out and put in the new shower for Mom. So thought I was going to
have to go over to my Sis's house for my 10 days of bathtub soaks! :-(
But Sis went and bought a large heavy plastic tub to do my soaks in and
brought it by the first evening. What this thing is,is a cattle watering
trough from a local farm store; :-) but heah,it works! LoL What bugged
me with the dermatoligist is his saying he didn't know what was causing
my problem? Well,if he didn't know then how could he prescribe an
anti-fungal med for it?
And for awhile there I did think I just had very bad jock itch. I mean
real bad. Then my first doc gave me antibiotics so that threw me off of
that idea. Though probably I did have a bacterial infection with the
jock itch.
Earlier I did look up quiet a few webpages online,read stuff and looked
at the pictures. I was sure I had a candida yeast infection. Then after
going to the dermatoligist this week,I looked up more stuff online and
I've even more sure of this. Everything just fits-what I've read,the
pictures and all. And I'm still stumped as to why this last doctor
didn't just say,this is what you have that's causing this problem?
Been taking the anti-fungal med for two days now and I see that the
redness on the inside of my upper forearms is gone now! :-) The inside
of my thighs have cleared up to and not as much redness down my legs.
Still some on my stomach and back;but not as bad as it was. Feet looking
some better too. More of the old dried skin has come off of them and off
of the palms on both my hands.
Itching a bit around my waist and back now,so better go get my cream in
a minute and put some on! (ha) Still,the itching isn't nearly as bad as
it was! :-) So things are looking much better after only 2 days now.
Still,have to take the anti-fungal twice a day for 5 days and then once
a day for 20 more days,so 25 days in all.
Really overdid it last Saturday before going back to my doc and then to
the dermatoligist. Did the usual like fixing Mom and me something to
eat,carried out the trash and fed the birds and cats. But then I decided
I wanted to clean up my bedroom some. Spent close to two hours on that
and ended up with a 101.4 temp that night and some chills. A lot better
by the next morning though as far as fever; but the calves in my legs
were giving me fits everytime I stood up to walk! LoL Got better of
course,after I'd move around a bit.
Gonna check my temp again tonight just to see;but I haven't had any
fever the last few days now. Just not sure how much I should be doing
right now and that bugs me. Got somethings I want to do. Nothing big.
Need to finish getting a big pile of clean clothes off of my bed and
fixing that up so I can sleep there again. Tired of sleeping in my
recliner so much since I got sick. Have somemore cleaning to do in that
room too. Nothing big-just need to pick up some stuff,put some stuff
back where it belongs and sort some stuff out.
Thinking of some other things I can't do right now,for more than one
reason and that's bugging me some too. :-) Think I will put that in
another thread though.
Mom's been doing pretty good through all of this. Mostly being pretty
good most of the time. :-)
Better go for now. See I have 98.8 under my arm;but feel pretty good and
have had a great appetite the last 4 or so days. In fact,it's sort of
surprised me how much I've been eating more than usual! LoL
Karen - 28 Oct 2005 13:25 GMT
Ronny, you mentioning yogurt and onions just reminded me that I wanted to
make some green onion yogurt cheese this weekend.   Great on crusty bread or
crackers.  http://www.hillbillyhousewife.com/yogurtcheese.htm

I make it with cheese cloth over a tea pitcher in the fridge overnight with
unflavored yogurt.  If you haven't made it before, give it a try.

Karen

Re: To Another Dr. This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Thu, Oct 27, 2005, 11:22pm
----snip----
Just thinking last night that I want to learn how to make my own yogurt.
Have tried it once or so and it didn't work out;but much more interested
now in trying it again and getting it right this time. :-)

Also want to get some onion sets when I go to town and get those planted
in the two small 4x4 foot beds I have in the yard. I know those are
healthy for me and I love to eat fresh green onion blades! :-)

And a little irony to me is that I know I can take some not quite so
healthy food dishes and actually make them much healthier by just
cutting back on the not so good parts and adding what is really good for
me! :-)
Ronny TX - 29 Oct 2005 20:54 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week  
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Fri, Oct 28, 2005, 7:25am From:
kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen)
Ronny, you mentioning yogurt and onions just reminded me that I wanted
to make some green onion yogurt cheese this weekend.   Great on crusty
bread or crackers. http://www.hillbillyhousewife.com/yogurtcheese.htm 
I make it with cheese cloth over a tea pitcher in the fridge overnight
with unflavored yogurt. If you haven't made it before, give it a try.
Karen

Ronny:
Thank you for that link! :-) Gonna have to try some of that! Made my
mouth water and made me hungry just reading on that page last night! LoL

Here's a webpage I found on probiotics that you talked some about.
Really interesting!
http://www.phototour.minneapolis.mn.us/candida/research.html
Seems from my reading so far that a lot of doctors don't believe or
really want to believe that candida yeast can make a person so sick when
it gets out of control; but good thing some do!

And I've read enough to know that bad diet and stress can really mess
with a person's immune system. Not that I have either of those in my
life of couse! :-) LoL

What bugs me is where it says I should cut as much sugar as possible out
of my diet. :-) I have cut the sugar out of my iced tea and that for the
last 2 weeks or so. And that's quite a bit right there since I drink
iced tea all day long and put 2 to 3 tsp of sugar in each glass?
Still,lately I had this horrible :-) craving for chocolate sugar candy!
:-) And just found the best recipe online about 10 days ago! So, I did
put it off several days;but then made that a couple of times. Mom and I
finished that up and for right now I'm over my chocolate sugar craving!
LoL

But I also read where some say I should cut out spicy foods! :-( And I
don't know what the idea is behind that?! But I do love my salsa and
sometimes eat a jar of it a week! LoL Not about to give that up unless I
can be shown how and why it's bad for me?

Better go in a bit. Have a load of clothes to hang out in a bit. Then
really need to debone that chicken I cooked late last night. Just cooked
it plain,for 35 minutes, in the microwave. 4 1/4 lb chicken in a large
glass bowl,covered with a microwave safe plate. Man does that ever come
out juicy! :-) And Mom and I have already had several sandwiches from
it.

Need to debone it now and put a bit in the freezer,maybe cook a bit of
brown rice, warm up some canned greens and have that for supper.
Hmmm,homemade biscuits might go good with all that too! :-) Making
myself hungry again by just talking! LoL Well,one nice thing is I do
have a very good appetite right now! :-)

-----------
"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:14886-4361BDC7-451@storefull-3334.bay.webtv.net... Re: To Another
Dr. This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Thu, Oct 27, 2005, 11:22pm
----snip----
Just thinking last night that I want to learn how to make my own yogurt.
Have tried it once or so and it didn't work out;but much more interested
now in trying it again and getting it right this time. :-)
Also want to get some onion sets when I go to town and get those planted
in the two small 4x4 foot beds I have in the yard. I know those are
healthy for me and I love to eat fresh green onion blades! :-)
And a little irony to me is that I know I can take some not quite so
healthy food dishes and actually make them much healthier by just
cutting back on the not so good parts and adding what is really good for
me! :-)
Gwen Love - 29 Oct 2005 22:10 GMT
Ronny, how about sharing that recipe you found on line!
Gwen

Re: To Another Dr. This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Fri, Oct 28, 2005, 7:25am From:
kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen)
Ronny, you mentioning yogurt and onions just reminded me that I wanted
to make some green onion yogurt cheese this weekend. Great on crusty
bread or crackers. http://www.hillbillyhousewife.com/yogurtcheese.htm
I make it with cheese cloth over a tea pitcher in the fridge overnight
with unflavored yogurt. If you haven't made it before, give it a try.
Karen

Ronny:
Thank you for that link! :-) Gonna have to try some of that! Made my
mouth water and made me hungry just reading on that page last night! LoL

Here's a webpage I found on probiotics that you talked some about.
Really interesting!
http://www.phototour.minneapolis.mn.us/candida/research.html
Seems from my reading so far that a lot of doctors don't believe or
really want to believe that candida yeast can make a person so sick when
it gets out of control; but good thing some do!

And I've read enough to know that bad diet and stress can really mess
with a person's immune system. Not that I have either of those in my
life of couse! :-) LoL

What bugs me is where it says I should cut as much sugar as possible out
of my diet. :-) I have cut the sugar out of my iced tea and that for the
last 2 weeks or so. And that's quite a bit right there since I drink
iced tea all day long and put 2 to 3 tsp of sugar in each glass?
Still,lately I had this horrible :-) craving for chocolate sugar candy!
:-) And just found the best recipe online about 10 days ago! So, I did
put it off several days;but then made that a couple of times. Mom and I
finished that up and for right now I'm over my chocolate sugar craving!
LoL

But I also read where some say I should cut out spicy foods! :-( And I
don't know what the idea is behind that?! But I do love my salsa and
sometimes eat a jar of it a week! LoL Not about to give that up unless I
can be shown how and why it's bad for me?

Better go in a bit. Have a load of clothes to hang out in a bit. Then
really need to debone that chicken I cooked late last night. Just cooked
it plain,for 35 minutes, in the microwave. 4 1/4 lb chicken in a large
glass bowl,covered with a microwave safe plate. Man does that ever come
out juicy! :-) And Mom and I have already had several sandwiches from
it.

Need to debone it now and put a bit in the freezer,maybe cook a bit of
brown rice, warm up some canned greens and have that for supper.
Hmmm,homemade biscuits might go good with all that too! :-) Making
myself hungry again by just talking! LoL Well,one nice thing is I do
have a very good appetite right now! :-)

-----------
"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:14886-4361BDC7-451@storefull-3334.bay.webtv.net... Re: To Another
Dr. This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Thu, Oct 27, 2005, 11:22pm
----snip----
Just thinking last night that I want to learn how to make my own yogurt.
Have tried it once or so and it didn't work out;but much more interested
now in trying it again and getting it right this time. :-)
Also want to get some onion sets when I go to town and get those planted
in the two small 4x4 foot beds I have in the yard. I know those are
healthy for me and I love to eat fresh green onion blades! :-)
And a little irony to me is that I know I can take some not quite so
healthy food dishes and actually make them much healthier by just
cutting back on the not so good parts and adding what is really good for
me! :-)
Karen - 30 Oct 2005 05:59 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Fri, Oct 28, 2005, 7:25am From:
kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen)
Ronny, you mentioning yogurt and onions just reminded me that I wanted
to make some green onion yogurt cheese this weekend. Great on crusty
bread or crackers. http://www.hillbillyhousewife.com/yogurtcheese.htm
I make it with cheese cloth over a tea pitcher in the fridge overnight
with unflavored yogurt. If you haven't made it before, give it a try.
Karen

Ronny:
Thank you for that link! :-) Gonna have to try some of that! Made my
mouth water and made me hungry just reading on that page last night! LoL

Karen:
One warning if you have housecats around, they really do go nuts for yogurt
cheese (more than regular cheese for instance).  That's one reason I used
_that_ link among the several that told how to make yogurt cheese.  It's a
good idea to leave it overnight in the oven or the fridge or microwave --
basically a cat proof place (if you have them around).  Seems I recall you
mentioning a kitten at some point?

The plain can be really good with green onions added, the vanilla yogurt is
downright addictive with bagels (especially with dried fruit in it).

Ronny:
Here's a webpage I found on probiotics that you talked some about.
Really interesting!
http://www.phototour.minneapolis.mn.us/candida/research.html
Seems from my reading so far that a lot of doctors don't believe or
really want to believe that candida yeast can make a person so sick when
it gets out of control; but good thing some do!

Karen:
It takes docs awhile sometimes.  I respect a doc that'll say "I don't know"
a lot more than one that insists whether they know or not.  (notice how I
avoided saying "he" after zinging you on the storage design.  :-)

Ronny:
And I've read enough to know that bad diet and stress can really mess
with a person's immune system. Not that I have either of those in my
life of couse! :-) LoL

Karen:
Let me guess... tomorrow's just another day at the spa.  :-)

Ronny:
What bugs me is where it says I should cut as much sugar as possible out
of my diet. :-) I have cut the sugar out of my iced tea and that for the
last 2 weeks or so. And that's quite a bit right there since I drink
iced tea all day long and put 2 to 3 tsp of sugar in each glass?
Still,lately I had this horrible :-) craving for chocolate sugar candy!
:-) And just found the best recipe online about 10 days ago! So, I did
put it off several days;but then made that a couple of times. Mom and I
finished that up and for right now I'm over my chocolate sugar craving!
LoL

Karen:
My hubby has similar sweets cravings and he uses Splenda in his iced tea,
but so much of it I told him he's approaching lab rat levels.  I like it
with or without sugar so mostly I just choose without.  Chocolate, on the
other hand...  <grin>

Ronny:
But I also read where some say I should cut out spicy foods! :-( And I
don't know what the idea is behind that?! But I do love my salsa and
sometimes eat a jar of it a week! LoL Not about to give that up unless I
can be shown how and why it's bad for me?

Karen:
I can give up sugar and even chocolate before I could give up my hot sauce,
salsa, pico de gallo, curries, etc.  I'm an incurable pepperhead but
fortunately no one's told me it was bad for me.

Ronny:
Better go in a bit. Have a load of clothes to hang out in a bit. Then
really need to debone that chicken I cooked late last night. Just cooked
it plain,for 35 minutes, in the microwave. 4 1/4 lb chicken in a large
glass bowl,covered with a microwave safe plate. Man does that ever come
out juicy! :-) And Mom and I have already had several sandwiches from
it.

Need to debone it now and put a bit in the freezer,maybe cook a bit of
brown rice, warm up some canned greens and have that for supper.
Hmmm,homemade biscuits might go good with all that too! :-) Making
myself hungry again by just talking! LoL Well,one nice thing is I do
have a very good appetite right now! :-)

Karen:
Ever try spraying a chicken with garlic flavored PAM before you bake or
roast it?  A co-worker wanted my recipe and wouldn't believe me when I told
her that was all I had done.  And Ronny, I defy you to name one thing edible
that homemade biscuits wouldn't go good with.  Okay, maybe jello, but even
then if you took it in stages.   :-)
Ronny TX - 31 Oct 2005 03:47 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week  
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 11:59pm (CST+1)
From: kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen)
"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
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This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Fri, Oct 28, 2005, 7:25am From:
kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen)
Ronny, you mentioning yogurt and onions just reminded me that I wanted
to make some green onion yogurt cheese this weekend. Great on crusty
bread or crackers. http://www.hillbillyhousewife.com/yogurtcheese.htm I
make it with cheese cloth over a tea pitcher in the fridge overnight
with unflavored yogurt. If you haven't made it before, give it a try.
Karen

Ronny:
Thank you for that link! :-) Gonna have to try some of that! Made my
mouth water and made me hungry just reading on that page last night! LoL

Karen:
One warning if you have housecats around, they really do go nuts for
yogurt cheese (more than regular cheese for instance). That's one reason
I used _that_ link among the several that told how to make yogurt
cheese. It's a good idea to leave it overnight in the oven or the fridge
or microwave -- basically a cat proof place (if you have them around).
Seems I recall you mentioning a kitten at some point?
The plain can be really good with green onions added, the vanilla yogurt
is downright addictive with bagels (especially with dried fruit in it).

Ronny10/30:
All sounds good to me! LoL

And yeah,I have 4 cats-2 which come in to eat a lot,so as you say I will
have to protect my yougurt cheese from those little rats! LoL

Ronny:
Here's a webpage I found on probiotics that you talked some about.
Really interesting!
http://www.phototour.minneapolis.mn.us/candida/research.html Seems from
my reading so far that a lot of doctors don't believe or really want to
believe that candida yeast can make a person so sick when it gets out of
control; but good thing some do!

Karen:
It takes docs awhile sometimes. I respect a doc that'll say "I don't
know" a lot more than one that insists whether they know or not. (notice
how I avoided saying "he" after zinging you on the storage design. :-)

Ronny10/30:
I noticed! :-) LoL
BTW,I did not want to go to another doctor,a specialis;but I really
respected my first Dr. too when he said he wanted to send me to one
because he just wasn't sure what was causing my problem.

Ronny:
And I've read enough to know that bad diet and stress can really mess
with a person's immune system. Not that I have either of those in my
life of couse! :-) LoL

Karen:
Let me guess... tomorrow's just another day at the spa. :-)

Ronny10/30:
Oh,don't get me started on that or I will really gripe! LoL

Ronny:
What bugs me is where it says I should cut as much sugar as possible out
of my diet. :-) I have cut the sugar out of my iced tea and that for the
last 2 weeks or so. And that's quite a bit right there since I drink
iced tea all day long and put 2 to 3 tsp of sugar in each glass?
Still,lately I had this horrible :-) craving for chocolate sugar candy!
:-) And just found the best recipe online about 10 days ago! So, I did
put it off several days;but then made that a couple of times. Mom and I
finished that up and for right now I'm over my chocolate sugar craving!
LoL

Karen:
My hubby has similar sweets cravings and he uses Splenda in his iced
tea, but so much of it I told him he's approaching lab rat levels. I
like it with or without sugar so mostly I just choose without.
Chocolate, on the other hand... <grin>

Ronny10/30:
I'm getting used to it without. Not as big a problem as I thought.
Still,I have drank sweet tea all of my life! :-) But more than one of
those webpages I read said the Candida yeast lives and thrives on
sugar,:-( so that's why I at least cut out the sugar from my tea. Yet
here I set eating another piece of homemade chocolate oatmeal fudge! :-)
Ah well,it could be worse with plain fudge. At least the oatmeal part is
healthy! LoL And I've run out of chocolate so I can't make anymore till
I go shopping anyway! :-)

The irony is I seem like I eat a lot of sugar from the way I talk :-)
and I was getting a lot everyday in my iced tea;but then Mom and I
seldom eat deserts. I seldom make them or buy much like that. But
sometimes,like these last few days,I just go into overdrive on eating a
particular sweet. :-) Then that passes and I may go 2,4,6 weeks without
such strong cravings and eating such.

Ronny:
But I also read where some say I should cut out spicy foods! :-( And I
don't know what the idea is behind that?! But I do love my salsa and
sometimes eat a jar of it a week! LoL Not about to give that up unless I
can be shown how and why it's bad for me?

Karen:
I can give up sugar and even chocolate before I could give up my hot
sauce, salsa, pico de gallo, curries, etc. I'm an incurable pepperhead
but fortunately no one's told me it was bad for me.

Ronny:
Better go in a bit. Have a load of clothes to hang out in a bit. Then
really need to debone that chicken I cooked late last night. Just cooked
it plain,for 35 minutes, in the microwave. 4 1/4 lb chicken in a large
glass bowl,covered with a microwave safe plate. Man does that ever come
out juicy! :-) And Mom and I have already had several sandwiches from
it.
Need to debone it now and put a bit in the freezer,maybe cook a bit of
brown rice, warm up some canned greens and have that for supper.
Hmmm,homemade biscuits might go good with all that too! :-) Making
myself hungry again by just talking! LoL Well,one nice thing is I do
have a very good appetite right now! :-)

Karen:
Ever try spraying a chicken with garlic flavored PAM before you bake or
roast it? A co-worker wanted my recipe and wouldn't believe me when I
told her that was all I had done. And Ronny, I defy you to name one
thing edible that homemade biscuits wouldn't go good with. Okay, maybe
jello, but even then if you took it in stages.   :-)

Ronny10/30:
Oh,gonna have to get me some of that garlic flavored Pam! :-)

Not sure about homemade biscuits and jello though?! LoL But oh,my
favorite unhealthy meal would be those buttered and with scrambled eggs
and chedder cheese, sausage or bacon and cream gravy! Now that's eatin'!
LoL
Karen - 31 Oct 2005 04:21 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 11:59pm (CST+1)
From: kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen)

Karen:
Ever try spraying a chicken with garlic flavored PAM before you bake or
roast it? A co-worker wanted my recipe and wouldn't believe me when I
told her that was all I had done. And Ronny, I defy you to name one
thing edible that homemade biscuits wouldn't go good with. Okay, maybe
jello, but even then if you took it in stages. :-)

Ronny10/30:
Oh,gonna have to get me some of that garlic flavored Pam! :-)

Not sure about homemade biscuits and jello though?! LoL But oh,my
favorite unhealthy meal would be those buttered and with scrambled eggs
and chedder cheese, sausage or bacon and cream gravy! Now that's eatin'!
LoL

Karen:
I have to confess I kept thinking about homemade biscuits with green beans
potatoes and bacon, biscuits and chicken, biscuits and just about anything I
could think of sounded great.  I think you made me hungry for biscuits!  For
dinner tonight Hubby made homemade rolls and hot links.  Not real healthy
but ummmm.
Ronny TX - 31 Oct 2005 05:10 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week  
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sun, Oct 30, 2005, 9:21pm From:
kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen)
"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
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Dr. This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 11:59pm (CST+1)
From: kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen)
Karen:
Ever try spraying a chicken with garlic flavored PAM before you bake or
roast it? A co-worker wanted my recipe and wouldn't believe me when I
told her that was all I had done. And Ronny, I defy you to name one
thing edible that homemade biscuits wouldn't go good with. Okay, maybe
jello, but even then if you took it in stages. :-)

Ronny10/30:
Oh,gonna have to get me some of that garlic flavored Pam! :-)

Not sure about homemade biscuits and jello though?! LoL But oh,my
favorite unhealthy meal would be those buttered and with scrambled eggs
and chedder cheese, sausage or bacon and cream gravy! Now that's eatin'!
LoL

Karen:
I have to confess I kept thinking about homemade biscuits with green
beans potatoes and bacon, biscuits and chicken, biscuits and just about
anything I could think of sounded great. I think you made me hungry for
biscuits! For dinner tonight Hubby made homemade rolls and hot links.
Not real healthy but ummmm.

Ronny:
I hold that a part of the healthy aspect of some not so healthy foods,is
that you simply enjoy such! Now that enjoyment is healthy! :-) Of
course,such can be overdone! LoL But a little not so healthy food that
you really enjoy is good for a person!

And just thinking,I haven't had it in ages;
but I really love a plain homemade biscuit and bacon sandwich! :-)  And
your post here reminds me that it's about time I made some fried
chicken! And I love what your husband made! LoL
Ronny TX - 29 Oct 2005 21:20 GMT
I sort of hate to run up this thread of mine with this;but I need to ask
a question about something that's really bugging me since I've got sick.
I know I can't do everything I want to right now. Worked nearly 2 hours
on cleaning my bedroom last Saturday. Had about a degree of fever before
that;but afterward it ran up to 101.4. So I know I overdid things then.
Butt it bugs me that I don't know how much I can do at a time like this
without making myself feel worse or maybe get worse? I really have no
idea what is safe for me to do now and what isn't? And again,it bothers
me that I don't know such.(ha) So,I want to be sensible. No picking up
large rocks and such and moving them about! :-) LoL But then I don't
want to go so far the other way that I don't go ahead and do somethings
that I might very well do and that wouldn't hurt me a bit. Just not sure
what the sensible thing to do is? Just do a few things slowly and see
how my body reacts? Is that about what it boils down to?
Gwen Love - 29 Oct 2005 22:16 GMT
Ronny, as soon as your body begins to tire or feel bad, STOP.  I've been the
same way for two weeks.  Have what the doctor called "walking pneumonia".
I'm not coughing as much but head still full of stuff.  I went out to eat
breakfast with my son, DIL, and grandson this morning, and was exhausted
when I got home.  My back yard is covered in dead leaves, and my dog brings
in lots every time she goes out.  And I haven't felt like getting them up.
Did once but now you can't tell the difference!  Hope you get rid of the
rash and itching completely very soon.
Gwen

>I sort of hate to run up this thread of mine with this;but I need to ask
> a question about something that's really bugging me since I've got sick.
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> what the sensible thing to do is? Just do a few things slowly and see
> how my body reacts? Is that about what it boils down to?
Ronny TX - 31 Oct 2005 03:19 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week  
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 4:16pm (CST+1)
From: cglghl@knology.net (Gwen Love)
Ronny, as soon as your body begins to tire or feel bad, STOP. I've been
the same way for two weeks. Have what the doctor called "walking
pneumonia". I'm not coughing as much but head still full of stuff. I
went out to eat breakfast with my son, DIL, and grandson this morning,
and was exhausted when I got home. My back yard is covered in dead
leaves, and my dog brings in lots every time she goes out. And I haven't
felt like getting them up. Did once but now you can't tell the
difference! Hope you get rid of the rash and itching completely very
soon.
Gwen

Ronny:
Gwen your advice makes good sense and I thank you for it. :-)

Now for you. Don't rake those leaves without a good dustmask on! In
fact,I would tell you to leave them along just as I do ours! :-) OK,I'm
real lazy about not wanting to rake leaves! As you said;more just come
along! LoL

So be very careful with that walking pneumonia! No getting in dust and
stuff like that! And I know natural vitamen E is good when you have such
as that. Helps me breath easier as I understand it because the natural
vitamen E causes your blood to be able to carry more oxygen. Have to be
careful though if you have high blood pressure as the vitamen E can
possibly cause that to go up a bit due to increased circulation.

As to my itching,not too bad today,maybe a little better than yesterday?
It's not all the time by any means. Maybe 20 mintutes or so of intense
itching a day and a much lesser amount,here and there on my body at
other times. So nothing intolerable. Woke up in the middle of an
afternoon nap today though and a samll place on the inside of my forearm
was really itchy! Too tired to get up,cream not handy,so I scratched
just a little and finally went back to sleep. Woke up an hour or so
later and not a bit of itching there! :-)
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"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:1001-4363D98D-23@storefull-3333.bay.webtv.net...
I sort of hate to run up this thread of mine with this;but I need to ask
a question about something that's really bugging me since I've got sick.
I know I can't do everything I want to right now. Worked nearly 2 hours
on cleaning my bedroom last Saturday. Had about a degree of fever before
that;but afterward it ran up to 101.4. So I know I overdid things then.
Butt it bugs me that I don't know how much I can do at a time like this
without making myself feel worse or maybe get worse? I really have no
idea what is safe for me to do now and what isn't? And again,it bothers
me that I don't know such.(ha) So,I want to be sensible. No picking up
large rocks and such and moving them about! :-) LoL But then I don't
want to go so far the other way that I don't go ahead and do somethings
that I might very well do and that wouldn't hurt me a bit. Just not sure
what the sensible thing to do is? Just do a few things slowly and see
how my body reacts? Is that about what it boils down to?
Karen - 31 Oct 2005 04:25 GMT
A friend of mine ended up in the hospital a few years back in systemic shock
and beginnings of various organ failure because he inhaled some fungus in
moldy leave while doing yard work.  He lived and finally recovered, but it
was serious touch and go for awhile.  A dustmask is definitely a good idea!

Karen

Re: To Another Dr. This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 4:16pm (CST+1)

Ronny:
Gwen your advice makes good sense and I thank you for it. :-)

Now for you. Don't rake those leaves without a good dustmask on! In
fact,I would tell you to leave them along just as I do ours! :-) OK,I'm
real lazy about not wanting to rake leaves! As you said;more just come
along! LoL

So be very careful with that walking pneumonia! No getting in dust and
stuff like that! And I know natural vitamen E is good when you have such
as that. Helps me breath easier as I understand it because the natural
vitamen E causes your blood to be able to carry more oxygen. Have to be
careful though if you have high blood pressure as the vitamen E can
possibly cause that to go up a bit due to increased circulation.

As to my itching,not too bad today,maybe a little better than yesterday?
It's not all the time by any means. Maybe 20 mintutes or so of intense
itching a day and a much lesser amount,here and there on my body at
other times. So nothing intolerable. Woke up in the middle of an
afternoon nap today though and a samll place on the inside of my forearm
was really itchy! Too tired to get up,cream not handy,so I scratched
just a little and finally went back to sleep. Woke up an hour or so
later and not a bit of itching there! :-)
----------
Ronny TX - 31 Oct 2005 05:19 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week  
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sun, Oct 30, 2005, 9:25pm From:
kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen)
A friend of mine ended up in the hospital a few years back in systemic
shock and beginnings of various organ failure because he inhaled some
fungus in moldy leave while doing yard work. He lived and finally
recovered, but it was serious touch and go for awhile. A dustmask is
definitely a good idea!
Karen

Ronny:
Oh now that's just real bad for such to happen to a person! :-( And I
can easily see it happening to a person working around and breathing
around damp moldy leaves and such. I know I've made compost before and
it bothered me when I turned it,so I learned to just leave it alone and
wait for such to rot down on its own!

And when I was in my early to mid 20's I had pneumonia for the 2nd time
in my life. Worked at a school as an all around handyman and we had an
open on top of the ground place to burn the school trash. A good bit
hadn't been burned when I first got there,so I set out to burn and clean
that trash/ask pile up. Got that junk in my lungs,got pneumonia,was sick
for a month or more and I think that was the end of my job there at that
time? And all of that could of probably been avoided if I'd just worn a
dustmask! Live and learn! And hopefully don't kill yourself in the
learning!:-) LoL I laugh,it's not funny really;but I have made myself so
sick at times when I could of avoided such!

Which reminds me,I need to get some new dustmasks the next time I go
shopping!

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"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
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Dr. This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 4:16pm (CST+1)
Ronny:
Gwen your advice makes good sense and I thank you for it. :-)
Now for you. Don't rake those leaves without a good dustmask on! In
fact,I would tell you to leave them along just as I do ours! :-) OK,I'm
real lazy about not wanting to rake leaves! As you said;more just come
along! LoL
So be very careful with that walking pneumonia! No getting in dust and
stuff like that! And I know natural vitamen E is good when you have such
as that. Helps me breath easier as I understand it because the natural
vitamen E causes your blood to be able to carry more oxygen. Have to be
careful though if you have high blood pressure as the vitamen E can
possibly cause that to go up a bit due to increased circulation.
As to my itching,not too bad today,maybe a little better than yesterday?
It's not all the time by any means. Maybe 20 mintutes or so of intense
itching a day and a much lesser amount,here and there on my body at
other times. So nothing intolerable. Woke up in the middle of an
afternoon nap today though and a samll place on the inside of my forearm
was really itchy! Too tired to get up,cream not handy,so I scratched
just a little and finally went back to sleep. Woke up an hour or so
later and not a bit of itching there! :-)
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Tumbleweed - 31 Oct 2005 18:46 GMT
>A friend of mine ended up in the hospital a few years back in systemic
>shock
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>
> Karen

I would take that as a lesson not to do yard work :-)

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Ronny TX - 02 Nov 2005 04:18 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week  
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Mon, Oct 31, 2005, 5:46pm (CST+6)
From: thisaccountneverread@yahoo.com (Tumbleweed)
"Karen" <kk5151@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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A friend of mine ended up in the hospital a few years back in systemic
shock
and beginnings of various organ failure because he inhaled some fungus
in moldy leave while doing yard work. He lived and finally recovered,
but it was serious touch and go for awhile. A dustmask is definitely a
good idea!
Karen

Tumbleweed:
I would take that as a lesson not to do yard work :-)
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Ronny:
I like your way of thinking on this! :-) LoL

Pretty dry year though here in my part of NE Texas,so I only mowed the
yard 3 times;but need/needed to mow it a 4th time in some places. Didn't
though,not even before my recent illness! :-)

I've got some hopes this fall that I will be able to buy a riding lawn
mower for next years mowing. Really want a fairly small one like I used
to have years ago. Got that one free from a cousin,fixed it up,got it
running and used it for around two years until it really wore out. Was
hard to go back to using a selfpropelled and push mower! So hope I can
get a small riding lawnmower by next spring and would like one that
could pull a small yard wagon. Now that would be nice! :-) Would be nice
to have a chipper/mulcher too now that I think of it! :-) And definately
need a good weedeater! LoL

Ah,I have a lot of yard work that needs doing! Some I really don't mind.
Need to cut out a lot of small saplings in places and a good bit of
pruning here and there. And it would be so nice to have a small rock
garden again;but I think a smaller one than I used to have!

And the house is going to need repainting by next year and some mostly
minor repair work. A good bit to do. The good part is I actually look
forward to a good bit of it. :-) Just like making things look nicer
about the place.

Lee - 02 Nov 2005 15:46 GMT
when I read about your need of a  good weed eater, my first thought was
oh... he needs a goat! LOL

> Re: To Another Dr. This Week
> Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Mon, Oct 31, 2005, 5:46pm (CST+6)
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> Tumbleweed:
> I would take that as a lesson not to do yard work :-)
Alan Meyer - 29 Oct 2005 14:37 GMT
> ... I was sure I had a candida yeast infection. ...

Yeast is a type of fungus, so a generalized anti-fungal treatment
should help kill it.

   Alan
Ronny TX - 29 Oct 2005 21:01 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week  
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 9:37am (CDT+1)
From: ameyer2@yahoo.com (Alan Meyer)
"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:851-4361974F-488@storefull-3338.bay.webtv.net...
.. I was sure I had a candida yeast infection. ...

Alan:
Yeast is a type of fungus, so a generalized anti-fungal treatment should
help kill it.
        Alan

Ronny:
Thank you Alan. :-) And please excuse my slowness and ignorance on
this;but I have a question. OK,so yeast is a type of fungus;but then is
a fungus a type of yeast? Are or some fungus's yeast and some not? I
hope that makes sense! :-)

It is interesting to me to study up on and find out about things like
this. Easier to do online,so I'm glad I'm on here. :-)
Alan Meyer - 30 Oct 2005 06:14 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 9:37am (CDT+1)
From: ameyer2@yahoo.com (Alan Meyer)
"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:851-4361974F-488@storefull-3338.bay.webtv.net...
.. I was sure I had a candida yeast infection. ...

Alan:
Yeast is a type of fungus, so a generalized anti-fungal treatment should
help kill it.
Alan

Ronny:
Thank you Alan. :-) And please excuse my slowness and ignorance on
this;but I have a question. OK,so yeast is a type of fungus;but then is
a fungus a type of yeast? Are or some fungus's yeast and some not? I
hope that makes sense! :-)

It is interesting to me to study up on and find out about things like
this. Easier to do online,so I'm glad I'm on here. :-)

Alan:
Fungus is the more generic category.  There are different types
of fungi.  For example, mushrooms are parts of one kind of
fungus.  Yeast is another kind.  Every variety of yeast is a fungus.
Not every variety of fungus is a yeast.

I think modern biology classifies fungus as belonging to a "kingdom"
of it's own.  It's neither plant nor animal.  Like animals, it lives by taking
in food.  Like plants, it grows in one place without moving around,
though it can spread by reproducing, as you have unfortunately found
out.

Most fungi are beneficial to life.  Some are good to eat (mushrooms).
Some are used in making wine and spirits.  Many are involved in
breaking down and recycling dead matter like dead trees, leaves,
garbage, etc.  But some are harmful to people.

    Alan
Tumbleweed - 30 Oct 2005 22:44 GMT
> Re: To Another Dr. This Week
> Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 9:37am (CDT+1)
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> this;but I have a question. OK,so yeast is a type of fungus;but then is
> a fungus a type of yeast?

If it was, it would be like saying that because a cat is a type of mammal,
mammals are a type of cat!

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Ronny TX - 31 Oct 2005 03:59 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week  
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sun, Oct 30, 2005, 9:45pm (CST+6)
From: thisaccountneverread@yahoo.com (Tumbleweed)
"Alan Meyer" <ameyer2@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 9:37am (CDT+1)
From: ameyer2@yahoo.com (Alan Meyer)
"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
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I was sure I had a candida yeast infection. ...
Alan:
Yeast is a type of fungus, so a generalized anti-fungal treatment should
help kill it.
Alan

Ronny:
Thank you Alan. :-) And please excuse my slowness and ignorance on
this;but I have a question. OK,so yeast is a type of fungus;but then is
a fungus a type of yeast?

Tumbleweed:
If it was, it would be like saying that because a cat is a type of
mammal, mammals are a type of cat!
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Ronny:
Meow! You mean we all aren't cats here! LoL

P.S.
Please don't mind me. I just felt like gettin' silly tonight! :-) LoL

Ronny TX - 31 Oct 2005 03:55 GMT
Re: To Another Dr. This Week  
Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sun, Oct 30, 2005, 1:14am (CST+2)
From: ameyer2@yahoo.com (Alan Meyer)
"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
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Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Sat, Oct 29, 2005, 9:37am (CDT+1)
From: ameyer2@yahoo.com (Alan Meyer)
"Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:851-4361974F-488@storefull-3338.bay.webtv.net... .. I was sure I
had a candida yeast infection. ...
Alan:
Yeast is a type of fungus, so a generalized anti-fungal treatment should
help kill it.
Alan

Ronny:
Thank you Alan. :-) And please excuse my slowness and ignorance on
this;but I have a question. OK,so yeast is a type of fungus;but then is
a fungus a type of yeast? Are or some fungus's yeast and some not? I
hope that makes sense! :-)
It is interesting to me to study up on and find out about things like
this. Easier to do online,so I'm glad I'm on here. :-)

Alan:
Fungus is the more generic category. There are different types of fungi.
For example, mushrooms are parts of one kind of fungus. Yeast is another
kind. Every variety of yeast is a fungus. Not every variety of fungus is
a yeast.
I think modern biology classifies fungus as belonging to a "kingdom" of
it's own. It's neither plant nor animal. Like animals, it lives by
taking in food. Like plants, it grows in one place without moving
around, {{{though it can spread by reproducing, as you have
unfortunately found out.}}}

Ronny10/30:
Oh yes! :-) LoL

Alan:
Most fungi are beneficial to life. Some are good to eat (mushrooms).
Some are used in making wine and spirits. Many are involved in breaking
down and recycling dead matter like dead trees, leaves, garbage, etc.
But some are harmful to people.
          Alan

Ronny:
Thank you again. All this is really interesting to me! And I am
learning. It's just that right this minute I can't concentrate very
much! Just that time of day when this itch seems to pop us so intense
for about 20 minutes! Ah,hateful stuff! LoL But tonight I finally
decided to go ahead and take a chordate tablet. I know those help a good
bit to stop itching. Just need to read up one more time to be sure
there's nothing wrong with taking that with this anti-fungal med.
Ronny TX - 29 Oct 2005 21:12 GMT
Slept for a bit earlier last night;but then woke up again too hot,bit of
fever and itching here and there,so that kept me awake for too long.
Then itching stopped and I still stayed online way too long after that;
:-) but Mom was up too and sort of hyper,so it sort of worked out. Got a
good bit of sleep later this morning. :-)

Now for my online night. :-) I found all sorts of stuff online that I
have an interest in-some old and some new interests. And now I need to
make simple webpage(s) just to keep all my webpage links sorted!

One interesting thing to me is that sometimes I can look for a specific
interest of mine online and find nothing that helps me or very
little;but a week,a month or longer down the line I try again and I find
a whole lot of good and helpful pages/info and that pretty quick!  And
that's how last night was! :-) So last night I found a number of things
to help me with things I want to get into doing this fall and winter!
:-)
 
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