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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Hepatitis / July 2006Riba Rage
Any good articles on this anywhere? I think I may have been experiencing some of this. The only reason you thing that is cause yer all messed up. Now go f*ck yerself! I'm so glad that I'm not irritiable from the Riba, but some people have disagreed. May they rest in peace. BG > Any good articles on this anywhere? > > I think I may have been experiencing some of this. > The only reason you thing that is cause yer all messed up. Now go f*ck > yerself! [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >> I think I may have been experiencing some of this. LOL @ BG! tee hee hee cj------------ > The only reason you thing that is cause yer all messed up. Now go f*ck > yerself! [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >> I think I may have been experiencing some of this. >Any good articles on this anywhere? > >I think I may have been experiencing some of this. Well I don't know about any articles but I imagine quite a few of us around here could have written some. Riba rage has a nice ring to it but I don't really know for sure whether it is the riba or interferon or both that messes with your emotions. I do know that something does because I sure got cranky about the time I started feeling the fatigue. Probably about 8 weeks into treatment. And I got more irritable as time went on and eventually became depressed. That stuff sure messed with my emotions. I remember stopping in a Pizza place to grab a slice and on tv is the olympics and the home town favorite is some woman from Greece who wins her race. I was just so happy for her I guess I burst into tears and the next thing I notice people are kind of staring at me. Towards the end of tx my outlook on life was grim. Glad that sh.t is over. Don > >Any good articles on this anywhere? > > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Don Kozure is right on if you search through the history of this roup you will find somepretty wild stuff about riba rage....have fun....be carefulllll. ....I brought flowers to some people I had really driven crazy during it all. Mary Ann On 14 Jun 2006 02:43:28 -0700, "pajaritaflora" <birdspeak@gmail.com>, >Kozure is right on if you search through the history of this roup you >will find somepretty wild stuff about riba rage....have fun....be >carefulllll. ....I brought flowers to some people I had really driven >crazy during it all. Triffids?? > Triffids?? I don't get it. mye On 14 Jun 2006 12:59:16 -0700, "pajaritaflora" <birdspeak@gmail.com>, >> Triffids?? > >I don't get it. > >mye Well they're not so funny wqhen you have to explain them :-) A triffid was an alien plant in a well known sci-fi story that went around harming people. I just thought that someone who was riba raged might enjoy giving them out. Like I said, it doesn't seem so funny now :-) Now where did I put my lead balloon? :-) Paul one of the pictures I saw was that they were disguising themselves as Scotch Thistles gone to seed in a fallow field. shades of homeland conspiracy. I think those ones were English and that fallow field was on the outskirts of what used to be an east side london jungle on the thames, battersea or something like that? I wonder if they can swim to the West coast of Canada, if they can, look out Waterspider. Other pictures did not conjure such frightening thoughts. It's just a jump from the Gulf Islands to the SeaTac area, too. oh look out. I know that from I've read in (Bradbury?) that they don't like spreading along congested highways like Canada One, so I will have to wait until they ride their pontoon boats up the Columbia from Ft. Astoria. before I grab them for my plant presses. batten the hatches jenny! I bet Avian flu mutations will probably soften up the populace first, overtaxing the strained heathcare system and making a lot of people not want to go to work. and the 4% of the population in hep rage or tx rage that would turn them into so much cole slaw with prickles and teeth. back to tie dye cactus jammies (tucked into a gap between the Monashees and the Purcells.) > On 14 Jun 2006 12:59:16 -0700, "pajaritaflora" <birdspeak@gmail.com>, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Now where did I put my lead balloon? :-) know that from I've read in (Bradbury?) John Wyndham I think. Day of the Triffids. Jack > Paul one of the pictures I saw was that they were disguising themselves as > Scotch Thistles gone to seed in a fallow field. shades of homeland [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] >> >> Now where did I put my lead balloon? :-) ya, but the images burn bright in my google, I tell ya. them damn truffles. cactus jammies pretender to great wisdom //////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > know that from I've read in (Bradbury?) > [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] >>> >>> Now where did I put my lead balloon? :-) > On 14 Jun 2006 12:59:16 -0700, "pajaritaflora" <birdspeak@gmail.com>, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Now where did I put my lead balloon? :-) Oh now I remember! thanks Paul it was worth it. It's OK Paul, I remember "The Day Of The Triffids". :) Dwight > On 14 Jun 2006 12:59:16 -0700, "pajaritaflora" <birdspeak@gmail.com>, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Now where did I put my lead balloon? :-) Yeah, I know 'riba rage'. Obviously, it's the riba that causes it (profound, eh?). Interferon makes you crazy and the riba makes you depressed and angry. I found that I was the most rageful when I was the most anemic. The lack of oxygen to the brain and muscles makes you dizzy, forgetful, confused and messes with your thought processes, as well as gives your muscles that burning sensation you get when you hit the wall as if running a marathon. The fatigue is excruciating. Combine all of the above and you get anger...riba rage. Anti-depressants will help some, but keeping your labs from getting too far off from normal will help even more. I'm referring to anemia. Procrit did wonders for my anemia and riba rage. Anyway, that's my slant on riba rage. elmo DO NOT punch the cop ahahahahahahaha!!! http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum Thank you for explaining this, it makes a lot of sense. I've been sitting here pissed off at the world in general for the last two days, warning my friends not to come by for fear of biting their heads off. So I presume this will last till the end of tx, eh? Ah well, life could be worse I guess or maybe it will be, lol, I've learned not to assume I am going thru the worst. Ally, grrrrrrrr > Yeah, I know 'riba rage'. Obviously, it's the riba that causes it > (profound, eh?). Interferon makes you crazy and the riba makes you [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum > Thank you for explaining this, it makes a lot of sense. I've been > sitting here pissed off at the world in general for the last two days, [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > > > http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum Ally, I've gotten better at adapting to the emotional side effects as Tx goes on. At least it seems to cause fewer problem now compared to first couple months. At first, one way I adapted was by turning away from the TV or radio when content, especially political content, seemed to be eliciting a most uncomfortable and reactive responses from my fried neuro-cognitive system. Also, I found that avoiding tense interpersonal contacts to be therapeutic whenever possible. Today, I pick and choose situations that I will be involved with and I have the good fortune to be in regular proximity to only a few people who have adjusted to my altered temperament. At the same time, I think a key adaptation I've made is to not take myself so seriously. Considering the enormous importance I reasonably and normally credit to my emotions, it's actually been only a small sacrifice, proportionately, to just back the f.ck off a little bit and give some quiet time to the miserable creeps with whom I am condemned to share the world. It's probably important to note, as a principle of prudent and sensible health care, that mental gymnastics will NOT always attain the desired and necessary results when it comes to mental issues associated with IFN and Riba. As my care provider advised, if I find myself in a depression or state of disabling irritability that I cannot seem to get myself out of, then it will be prudent to see her for some pharmaceutical intervention. As it is now, however, the last thing I want is more drugs when all I need is more aluminum foil, munitions, and tactical air support. BG > At first, one way I adapted was by turning away from the TV or radio > when content, especially political content, seemed to be eliciting a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > proximity to only a few people who have adjusted to my altered > temperament. Yep, I dumped the newspapers awhile ago and noticed my TV watching has been changing over the last couple of weeks. I record everything ahead of time and for no reason I'll be like "oh screw it" and delete a whole bunch of them because they irritate me. I mean, I couldn't give you a reason why, just is. And good advice on the interpersonal contacts. It's interesting which are becoming tense and which aren't all because of this. Thankfully I am not mad at the cat! > At the same time, I think a key adaptation I've made is to not take > myself so seriously. Considering the enormous importance I reasonably > and normally credit to my emotions, it's actually been only a small > sacrifice, proportionately, to just back the f.ck off a little bit and > give some quiet time to the miserable creeps with whom I am condemned > to share the world. Hmmmm, yeah, okay, more good advice. Better then thowing a chair at them or something which is ideas that float thru my head at the time. Ugh, and I was always such a nice person b4. I had someone nicely telling me that I should just think about how worse off some other people are and how much good this is doing and all that stuff and I just wanted to scream at them, "what the hell do you know about it..." but fortunately I withheld my comments to things like, "I don't really care...". Eeps, now I KNOW I used to be nicer then that! > It's probably important to note, as a principle of prudent and sensible > health care, that mental gymnastics will NOT always attain the desired [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > want is more drugs when all I need is more aluminum foil, munitions, > and tactical air support. I do take an antidepressant though it seems not to help that much but refuse at this point to take anymore. I can't imagine how much worse I would feel if I wasn't on it though. For now, I will handle it as best as I can. It was funny actually. I was at Panera's having a bagel and reading minding my own business but in the back of my mind I kept waiting for someone to come over and say something. See I have a full body tattoo so people do tend to do that but like, I "wanted" someone to pick a fight with me or something. Now NO one has critisized my tats in a long time, they are usually compliments but no, I wanted a fight and I NEVER fight, LOL., grrrrrrrrr. Oh my....... Ally Re: Riba Rage Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Mon, Jun 26, 2006, 8:39pm (CDT-2) From: 4thMoon@gmail.com (Ally) Burke Gilman wrote: At first, one way I adapted was by turning away from the TV or radio when content, especially political content, seemed to be eliciting a most uncomfortable and reactive responses from my fried neuro-cognitive system. Also, I found that avoiding tense interpersonal contacts to be therapeutic whenever possible. Today, I pick and choose situations that I will be involved with and I have the good fortune to be in regular proximity to only a few people who have adjusted to my altered temperament. Yep, I dumped the newspapers awhile ago and noticed my TV watching has been changing over the last couple of weeks. I record everything ahead of time and for no reason I'll be like "oh screw it" and delete a whole bunch of them because they irritate me. I mean, I couldn't give you a reason why, just is. And good advice on the interpersonal contacts. It's interesting which are becoming tense and which aren't all because of this. Thankfully I am not mad at the cat! At the same time, I think a key adaptation I've made is to not take myself so seriously. Considering the enormous importance I reasonably and normally credit to my emotions, it's actually been only a small sacrifice, proportionately, to just back the f.ck off a little bit and give some quiet time to the miserable creeps with whom I am condemned to share the world. Hmmmm, yeah, okay, more good advice. Better then thowing a chair at them or something which is ideas that float thru my head at the time. Ugh, and I was always such a nice person b4. I had someone nicely telling me that I should just think about how worse off some other people are and how much good this is doing and all that stuff and I just wanted to scream at them, "what the hell do you know about it..." but fortunately I withheld my comments to things like, "I don't really care...". Eeps, now I KNOW I used to be nicer then that! It's probably important to note, as a principle of prudent and sensible health care, that mental gymnastics will NOT always attain the desired and necessary results when it comes to mental issues associated with IFN and Riba. As my care provider advised, if I find myself in a depression or state of disabling irritability that I cannot seem to get myself out of, then it will be prudent to see her for some pharmaceutical intervention. As it is now, however, the last thing I want is more drugs when all I need is more aluminum foil, munitions, and tactical air support. I do take an antidepressant though it seems not to help that much but refuse at this point to take anymore. I can't imagine how much worse I would feel if I wasn't on it though. For now, I will handle it as best as I can. It was funny actually. I was at Panera's having a bagel and reading minding my own business but in the back of my mind I kept waiting for someone to come over and say something. See I have a full body tattoo so people do tend to do that but like, I "wanted" someone to pick a fight with me or something. Now NO one has critisized my tats in a long time, they are usually compliments but no, I wanted a fight and I NEVER fight, LOL., grrrrrrrrr. Oh my....... Ally /////////// C'mon, Ally! Show us your tattoo! :-) elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum > C'mon, Ally! Show us your tattoo! :-) > elmo http://album.atomic-systems.com/search.php in search box type in: rainbowpride That would be me, Ally aka Miss Tattoo Re: Riba Rage Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Tue, Jun 27, 2006, 7:05am (CDT-2) From: 4thMoon@gmail.com (Ally) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: C'mon, Ally! Show us your tattoo! :-) elmo http://album.atomic-systems.com/search.php in search box type in: rainbowpride That would be me, Ally aka Miss Tattoo //////////// Wow!!!! I'm speechless!! :-) elmo tattooless in Missouri http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum Rainbow Pride Rocks!!! Ally - I bet you had a million hits on your web site! You and (and your tattoes) look beautiful!! I know this is probably a dumb question but I was wondering - are they permanent? My daughter has a few cute tattoes but I don't. Peace & Love - Abby > Re: Riba Rage > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum I'm thinking about getting a large 'M' tattooed on each one of my butt cheeks. My mom will love it!! And when I stand on my head, it'll say 'WOW'. elmo ////////////// Rainbow Pride Rocks!!! Ally - I bet you had a million hits on your web site! You and (and your tattoes) look beautiful!! I know this is probably a dumb question but I was wondering - are they permanent? My daughter has a few cute tattoes but I don't. Peace & Love - Abby elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: Re: Riba Rage Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Tue, Jun 27, 2006, 7:05am (CDT-2) From: 4thMoon@gmail.com (Ally) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: C'mon, Ally! Show us your tattoo! :-) elmo http://album.atomic-systems.com/search.php in search box type in: rainbowpride That would be me, Ally aka Miss Tattoo //////////// Wow!!!! I'm speechless!! :-) elmo tattooless in Missouri http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum > I'm thinking about getting a large 'M' tattooed on each one of my butt > cheeks. My mom will love it!! And when I stand on my head, it'll say > 'WOW'. > elmo LOLOLOL... thanks, I really needed the laugh this morning. :-D > > I'm thinking about getting a large 'M' tattooed on each one of my butt > > cheeks. My mom will love it!! And when I stand on my head, it'll say > > 'WOW'. > > elmo > > LOLOLOL... thanks, I really needed the laugh this morning. :-D Did #14 last night. And I was thinking this thread is drifting a little much. So get it together, you f.cking jerks. BG Re: Riba Rage Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Fri, Jun 30, 2006, 11:27am (CDT-2) From: burkegilman@moxmail.net (Burke Gilman) Ally wrote: elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: I'm thinking about getting a large 'M' tattooed on each one of my butt cheeks. My mom will love it!! And when I stand on my head, it'll say 'WOW'. elmo LOLOLOL... thanks, I really needed the laugh this morning. :-D Did #14 last night. And I was thinking this thread is drifting a little much. So get it together, you f.cking jerks. BG /////////// :-) http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum I'm thinking about getting a large 'M' tattooed on each one of my butt cheeks. My mom will love it!! And when I stand on my head, it'll say 'WOW'. elmo ////////// LOLOLOL... thanks, I really needed the laugh this morning. :-D Ally //////////// Did #14 last night. And I was thinking this thread is drifting a little much. So get it together, you f.cking jerks. BG //// OH MY GOD!!!! You did shot #14? UT OH!! That's the one where all your hair falls out, your teeth turn green, your breath begins to smell like buffalo farts, and you get uncontrollable diarrhea. And if you think #14 is bad, wait til you do #15!! I'm not gonna tell you about that one yet, it's THAT bad. Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum > I'm thinking about getting a large 'M' tattooed on each one of my butt > cheeks. My mom will love it!! And when I stand on my head, it'll say [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > yet, it's THAT bad. > Elmo All that stuff about my hair turning green, and my teeth falling out, and my diarrhea smelling like uncontrollable buffalo farts started last week. So I guess I'm one week ahead of schedule... Oh my Gawd! It is THAT BAD!! HELLLLPPPP MEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!! -BG Re: Shot # 14? Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Sat, Jul 1, 2006, 1:22pm (CDT-2) From: burkegilman@moxmail.net (Burke Gilman) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: I'm thinking about getting a large 'M' tattooed on each one of my butt cheeks. My mom will love it!! And when I stand on my head, it'll say 'WOW'. elmo ////////// LOLOLOL... thanks, I really needed the laugh this morning. :-D Ally //////////// Did #14 last night. And I was thinking this thread is drifting a little much. So get it together, you f.cking jerks. BG //// OH MY GOD!!!! You did shot #14? UT OH!! That's the one where all your hair falls out, your teeth turn green, your breath begins to smell like buffalo farts, and you get uncontrollable diarrhea. And if you think #14 is bad, wait til you do #15!! I'm not gonna tell you about that one yet, it's THAT bad. Elmo All that stuff about my hair turning green, and my teeth falling out, and my diarrhea smelling like uncontrollable buffalo farts started last week. So I guess I'm one week ahead of schedule... Oh my Gawd! It is THAT BAD!! HELLLLPPPP MEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!! -BG //////// Ohhh, the horror!! In your case, it's worse than I thot. If you got week #14's sides in week #13, week #15 is gonna be even worse than what it was supposed to be. Have the goat horns started growing from your forehead yet? elmo don't forget to eat the bananas http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/TheFamilyAlbum > Rainbow Pride Rocks!!! Ally - I bet you had a million hits on your web > site! You and (and your tattoes) look beautiful!! I know this is > probably a dumb question but I was wondering - are they permanent? My > daughter has a few cute tattoes but I don't. Peace & Love - Abby Yes, they are are real and permanent. Long grueling hours under the gun and, sad to say, many more till my back and arm are finished. Did you know that many artists won't work on you if you have HepC but I am fortunate enough to have one who will. And in case you are wondering, this isn't how I got it, I was diagnosed long b4 I started this work. Ally :) As it is now, however, the last thing I > want is more drugs when all I need is more aluminum foil, munitions, > and tactical air support. > > BG Burke...stop it your killing me! hahahahahaha! dort |
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