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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / September 2007now I'm being reported!
to the FDA, that is. My RD called about the path report. We can't be sure what the interaction between the inflammed lymph nodes and small bowel and malabsorption has been, but there is obvioulsy some sort of link. So my details are off to the FDA. And all these years I've tried to avoid notice by governmental agencies......... ;-) <chuckle>  SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare Now you did it. LOL good luck. I hope there is an answer there yet. SignatureLove and Hugs to all Jo the squirrely one > to the FDA, that is. My RD called about the path report. We can't be > sure [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > notice > by governmental agencies......... ;-) <chuckle> LOL! soooo, you are about to become part of the gov't database, eh? to the gov't, those of us who were noticed used to be the forests of stacks of paper that got higher and higher as we got older. now, we're "bits" that grow into bytes and kilo/mega/gigabytes. welcome to the gov't's virtual reality!<g> this sounds like your rd thinks your symptoms might be from one or more of the drugs you are taking? am i infering correctly? kate to the FDA, that is. My RD called about the path report. We can't be sure what the interaction between the inflammed lymph nodes and small bowel and malabsorption has been, but there is obvioulsy some sort of link. So my details are off to the FDA. And all these years I've tried to avoid notice by governmental agencies......... ;-) <chuckle> SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare > LOL! soooo, you are about to become part of the gov't database, eh? to the > gov't, those of us who were noticed used to be the forests of stacks of > paper that got higher and higher as we got older. now, we're "bits" that > grow into bytes and kilo/mega/gigabytes. welcome to the gov't's virtual > reality!<g> We've been wondering if the records of Mike's decades-ago subscription to a socialist rag has made the transfer to bytes and he'll be pulled over in an airport one day. Probably better to be in an FDA database. > this sounds like your rd thinks your symptoms might be from one or more of > the drugs you are taking? am i infering correctly? ooops, in my efforts to word things the best way, I deleted the word "Enbrel" completely! Yes, this seems clearly to have either resulted from me taking Enbrel or to have worsened greatly because of the Enbrel. That the level of interaction that is still unclear. But the protein labs went wonky soon after Enbrel, they found all this lymph node related stuff in the investigating. After 3.5 months off enbrel, protein labs are normal again, but the lymph nodes are still inflammed. So the question of the second line above remains, but it does seem like something they should know about in tracking the effects of our miracle drugs. I have no idea where the DMARDs-down-the-road conversation will take us tomorrow. SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare > to the FDA, that is. My RD called about the path report. We can't be sure > what the interaction between the inflammed lymph nodes and small bowel and > malabsorption has been, but there is obvioulsy some sort of link. So my > details are off to the FDA. And all these years I've tried to avoid notice > by governmental agencies......... ;-) <chuckle> And now they'll get you for jury duty :-)))) Carole >> to the FDA, that is. My RD called about the path report. We can't be sure >> what the interaction between the inflammed lymph nodes and small bowel and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Carole Speaking of Jury duty, my wife got her citizenship 6 weeks ago and today received her jury summons. Thumper >>> to the FDA, that is. My RD called about the path report. We can't be sure >>> what the interaction between the inflammed lymph nodes and small bowel and [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > today received her jury summons. > Thumper They figure the newbies will either want to do their civic duty or will be too green to get out of it :) Ari Signaturespammage trappage: remove the underscores to reply Many people around the world are waiting for a marrow transplant. Please volunteer to be a marrow donor and literally save someone's life: http://www.abmdr.org.au/ http://www.marrow.org/ > Speaking of Jury duty, my wife got her citizenship 6 weeks ago and > today received her jury summons. > Thumper Isn't that something? Where we used to live I was called at least 4 times. My DH was never called in 20 years there. We moved to the Boston area, keeping legal resicdence in Florida. The ONLY thing we had in Cambridge was our phone bill and the student records at his seminary, everything else was included in our campus rent or was still in Florida. He was called for a jury our 3rd year there. You never know when they'll find you! I did get permission to delay jury duty once as I was in the midst of a bad flare. I think it helped that the judge had a friend with RA! SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare >> Speaking of Jury duty, my wife got her citizenship 6 weeks ago and >> today received her jury summons. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > bad > flare. I think it helped that the judge had a friend with RA! One of the most painful experiences of my life was jury duty in Houston with both knees swollen and very painful. Ya see,,,, Houston has this tunnel system that the justice system fully believes in using with lots of steps here and there and walking on a slant which makes my knees just scream. To make things worse twice I did not quite raise my foot high enough and I went down like a sack of flour. That was when the day was done and I was going to the parking building to get in my old truck. Funny,,, how a person will remember things like that. The jury is always led by a Constable and people are suppose to stay together and follow instructions. I was always last but I made it and a Constable mumbled to me that I should of talked to the judge. I just smiled an said thanks,,,, now you tell me. Harv > Speaking of Jury duty, my wife got her citizenship 6 weeks ago and > today received her jury summons. > Thumper LOL,,, I hope she enjoys the experience.... As they say,,, it could happen.... There are lots of Americans that just throw that in the trash... I think community service is the answer and lots of it. Harv > Speaking of Jury duty, my wife got her citizenship 6 weeks ago and > today received her jury summons. > Thumper Tell her welcome to the club :) Carole
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