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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Hepatitis / March 2005food?
i cooked cabbage, celery,tomatos together. 1/4 teaspoon of salt same with pepper. SLOw cooked for 4 hours. poured off the soup. Drank all of it. took my b-vitamins, 2 liver essentials pills, 2 ip-6 pills, 1 vit. e pill. the rest of the day will be water only. (no city water-just distilled spring water.) tomorrow the real 3 day fast begins. plus a two mile walk at 5:30 a.m. every day. heavy weight lifting is on hold for 5 days. I did a deadlift of 520 lbs. last thursday. Benched 330 lbs. 8 years ago when I learned I had hcv, i smoked, drank, and could probably press about 200 lbs. I think learning about my having hcv helped me. It changed my life for the better. odd, but I am grateful....... Randy I KNOW that the tx has already helped me. I have never been so focussed in about twenty years or more of my memory. That would be just about the time when I figure I could have begun manifesting symptoms of contacting the HCV about 13 years previous to that. 1b. By my experience, your cognitive ability may have gradually changed to that of agitated, tired and forgetful while you were NOT under treatment. Unknown to most of us, we began by showing signs of impairment due to HCV but could have unknowingly written that off that tenseness as stress issues from work or home life.. From what I've read those are some of the behavioural symptoms of chronic HCV infection. So here I been bipping along for at least twenty years that the infection caused me to forget and feel tired all the time, I thought it was from my job being off kilter with the normal circadian clock for the last thirty two years. And that because of this, I was always napping and preoccupied with one or two major elements all the time. cactus jammies ps OT/ obviously my fingernail is ready to record and rock and row ell as my significantly improved 35 wpm typing skills now indicate. The ressurection trilogy will unfold tomorrow for sure on the ash sea sonic tonic lab. All sappy stuff. No really rocky stuff yet. I started listening to all the tunes I wanted to cover and I got bogged right down. I just have too much respect for music. Any kind. >i cooked cabbage, celery,tomatos together. 1/4 teaspoon of salt same > with pepper. SLOw cooked for 4 hours. poured off the soup. Drank all of [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > press about 200 lbs. I think learning about my having hcv helped me. It > changed my life for the better. odd, but I am grateful....... Randy and todays weather...... partly sunny with a small chance of alias raining down. highs in the treetops according to the brand you buy. lows only when you stoop to crap. tomorrow moist and pink with an exceptional blonde blowing by ocassionally. Next week will be a week to look forward to. More on that when we return! Stay tuned to ash-c channel 9. your nude weather man, Randy Your pending treatment is going to have some profound effects on your character, Randy. Some things are not keepers and you will find out how interferon eases the nasties going on in your liver thereby releasing you from some manifested behavioural tensions. There is someone an ocean away from your location who needs that experience too. You know who. when DO you start, Randy? cactus jammies > and todays weather...... partly sunny with a small chance of alias > raining down. highs in the treetops according to the brand you buy. lows > only when you stoop to crap. tomorrow moist and pink with an exceptional > blonde blowing by ocassionally. Next week will be a week to look forward > to. More on that when we return! Stay tuned to ash-c channel 9. your > nude weather man, Randy Can we attach pics to our postings Doug > Your pending treatment is going to have some profound effects on your > character, Randy. Some things are not keepers and you will find out how [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> to. More on that when we return! Stay tuned to ash-c channel 9. your >> nude weather man, Randy Hey doug. If you're asking me, my answer is "...why not?" My current news browser does not allow me to do it, so I am still contemplating switching back to Forte Agent. cactus jammies > Can we attach pics to our postings Doug > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >>> to. More on that when we return! Stay tuned to ash-c channel 9. your >>> nude weather man, Randy >Can we attach pics to our postings Doug No. This is not a binary newsgroup. If you attach binary data to your post, it will likely be deleted on most maintained servers. Thomas  SignatureTo reach me, complete my last name in the address. I just attached a small jpg to a post that I labeled test and sent it to this newsgroup with Outlook Express which is what I use to read this group it never showed up but the I checked on Agent and it came up fine. My server is Adelphia. Doug >>Can we attach pics to our postings Doug > > No. This is not a binary newsgroup. If you attach binary data to your > post, it will likely be deleted on most maintained servers. > > Thomas >I just attached a small jpg to a post that I labeled test and sent it to >this newsgroup with Outlook Express which is what I use to read this group >it never showed up but the I checked on Agent and it came up fine. My >server is Adelphia. Doug I saw it, too, even though binaries normally don't make it through to my server. It still is not a good idea. Binaries go into binary newsgroups, HTML goes on the Web. You may have been lucky that a filter had a hiccup (it was probably small enough to pass through undetected), but in general your posts are likely to be seen by only a few if you attach pictures. Thomas SignatureTo reach me, complete my last name in the address. Re: food? Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Sun, Mar 27, 2005, 1:09pm (CST+1) From: tomw@capecod.com (Thomas Wagner) I just attached a small jpg to a post that I labeled test and sent it to this newsgroup with Outlook Express which is what I use to read this group it never showed up but the I checked on Agent and it came up fine. My server is Adelphia. Doug I saw it, too, even though binaries normally don't make it through to my server. It still is not a good idea. Binaries go into binary newsgroups, HTML goes on the Web. You may have been lucky that a filter had a hiccup (it was probably small enough to pass through undetected), but in general your posts are likely to be seen by only a few if you attach pictures. Thomas SignatureTo reach me, complete my last name in the address. /////////// Then that explains why CJ was the only one who told me how lousy my music was. I attached a photo to the post that had the mpeg on it. Whew! I lucked out there. :-) Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum My turn is coming soon for that critical exposure, my friend. cactus jammies ///////////////////////// <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote /////////// Then that explains why CJ was the only one who told me how lousy my music was. I attached a photo to the post that had the mpeg on it. Whew! I lucked out there. :-) Elmo It'll be a hit!! Elmo ////// My turn is coming soon for that critical exposure, my friend. cactus jammies ///////////////////////// <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote /////////// Then that explains why CJ was the only one who told me how lousy my music was. I attached a photo to the post that had the mpeg on it. Whew! I lucked out there. :-) Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum Repost without the jpg please.. Doug . . Re: food? Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Sun, Mar 27, 2005, 1:09pm (CST+1) From: tomw@capecod.com (Thomas Wagner) I just attached a small jpg to a post that I labeled test and sent it to this newsgroup with Outlook Express which is what I use to read this group it never showed up but the I checked on Agent and it came up fine. My server is Adelphia. Doug I saw it, too, even though binaries normally don't make it through to my server. It still is not a good idea. Binaries go into binary newsgroups, HTML goes on the Web. You may have been lucky that a filter had a hiccup (it was probably small enough to pass through undetected), but in general your posts are likely to be seen by only a few if you attach pictures. Thomas SignatureTo reach me, complete my last name in the address. /////////// Then that explains why CJ was the only one who told me how lousy my music was. I attached a photo to the post that had the mpeg on it. Whew! I lucked out there. :-) Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum It's not recorded, it was merely a 10 second wigbubble that made it's way into my post. I'll have to break out the geetar and play it again, which isn't going to happen this morning. I've gotta go to work soon. Elmo /////// Repost without the jpg please.. Doug . <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote in message news:8098-42472F5E-42@storefull-3254.bay.webtv.net... Re: food? Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Sun, Mar 27, 2005, 1:09pm (CST+1) From: tomw@capecod.com (Thomas Wagner) I just attached a small jpg to a post that I labeled test and sent it to this newsgroup with Outlook Express which is what I use to read this group it never showed up but the I checked on Agent and it came up fine. My server is Adelphia. Doug I saw it, too, even though binaries normally don't make it through to my server. It still is not a good idea. Binaries go into binary newsgroups, HTML goes on the Web. You may have been lucky that a filter had a hiccup (it was probably small enough to pass through undetected), but in general your posts are likely to be seen by only a few if you attach pictures. Thomas SignatureTo reach me, complete my last name in the address. /////////// Then that explains why CJ was the only one who told me how lousy my music was. I attached a photo to the post that had the mpeg on it. Whew! I lucked out there. :-) Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum Everyone should feel especially sorry for Alias this the day after Easter. That poor empty husk of a man without Jesus. No celebration no Easter Service No hunting Easter eggs or children with brightly colored baskets No Easter lunch or anything Easter for Alias. Ya know that special feeling ya get on only Easter on your way to church and throughout the whole day the miracle the wonderment of thr resurrection, well Alias has experienced nothing just a big yawning pit a husk a hurtful nematode a slug-like Gollum and we know this to be true because he tried to hurt everyone because of his own pain. Child-like he lashed out the first morning after Easter. He must have posted a dozen hurtfilled barbs first thing in the morning. Oh how he must hurt. I think we should all pray that his empty hollowness be filled with life and thanksgiving. Bless you Alias. Bless you. Doug PS Alias ...Repent.... It's not recorded, it was merely a 10 second wigbubble that made it's way into my post. I'll have to break out the geetar and play it again, which isn't going to happen this morning. I've gotta go to work soon. Elmo /////// Repost without the jpg please.. Doug . <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote in message news:8098-42472F5E-42@storefull-3254.bay.webtv.net... Re: food? Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Sun, Mar 27, 2005, 1:09pm (CST+1) From: tomw@capecod.com (Thomas Wagner) I just attached a small jpg to a post that I labeled test and sent it to this newsgroup with Outlook Express which is what I use to read this group it never showed up but the I checked on Agent and it came up fine. My server is Adelphia. Doug I saw it, too, even though binaries normally don't make it through to my server. It still is not a good idea. Binaries go into binary newsgroups, HTML goes on the Web. You may have been lucky that a filter had a hiccup (it was probably small enough to pass through undetected), but in general your posts are likely to be seen by only a few if you attach pictures. Thomas SignatureTo reach me, complete my last name in the address. /////////// Then that explains why CJ was the only one who told me how lousy my music was. I attached a photo to the post that had the mpeg on it. Whew! I lucked out there. :-) Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum > Everyone should feel especially sorry for Alias this the day after Easter. > That poor empty husk of a man without Jesus. No celebration no Easter [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > with life and thanksgiving. Bless you Alias. Bless you. Doug PS Alias > ...Repent.... Look, I don't care what you believe, all I care about is how you treat other people here and you've just slagged off me and everyone else here who doesn't share your beliefs. Happy easter to you too. I say, Sticky pajama person , who's tense? why do you speak of these things, young grass-hopper? Manifest? Nothing could be finer than to be in Carolina...... Your mind may have problems. Mine is fine! I've been tested. 'Got the paperwork for this cat! I have never been tired. (yet) My short term and long term memory is fine. I am multi-tasked. I can jack my dick and switch hands without missing a stroke! I sleep about 6 hours a nite. What the f.ck are you babbling about? I had an allergic reaction to a cephalosporin. (cephaloxin) - (better known as Keflex) I was treated for lyme disease initally. ER doc told me since I had a tick bite within 30 days prior to said symptoms, I should start antibiotics and prednizone asap. When the lyme titer test came back negative, it was too late. The second round of anti-biotics had adversly afected my red blood cells. Histimine releases were almost deadly for me. As it is, red blood cells have a life span of app. 120 days. Before a doctor (i went thru 9) discovered the real problem, I had been issued enough medicines to treat a small village. I started this ordeal on 6/3/96. I got out of the hospital the last time on 1/7/97. They accidently discovered the hcv. and you were saying? ah! that says loads. thanks Cactus Jammies ////////////////////////////////////////////////////// >I say, Sticky pajama person , who's tense? why do you speak of these > things, young grass-hopper? Manifest? Nothing could be finer than to be [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > ordeal on 6/3/96. I got out of the hospital the last time on 1/7/97. > They accidently discovered the hcv. and you were saying? > i cooked cabbage, celery,tomatos together. 1/4 teaspoon of salt same > with pepper. SLOw cooked for 4 hours. poured off the soup. Drank all of [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > press about 200 lbs. I think learning about my having hcv helped me. It > changed my life for the better. odd, but I am grateful....... Randy Ever try adding beets or turnip to that? . Mary Ann |
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