Freeway Spill Involves 80-Thousand Pounds Of Chicken
               04-13-2005 8:17 AM
A big rig accident on Interstate 8 near I-805 this morning
left 80 thousand pounds of frozen chicken spread across

Got a question for another on a different group, you may have read it
already.
Whomever (is that right?) uses an inversion table...
Can anyone tell me from experience about these, and if they help?  My

Okay, I know it isn't strange, but now I'm wondering about the RD.  I
was told that no one, absolutely NO ONE can be put on Enbrel until they
have had the TB test (no problem with that) AND a Pneumonia shot (Big
Problems).

Finally... I get my surgery to remove the hardware from my ankle.  It has
caused me grief for nearly a year, and that is all going to end :-)
Now, if I can just get all those sick people to stay away from me between
now and then...

What an amazing week I've had so far. I'm almost afraid to post about it -
don't want a jinks.  Dare I say .......  I ....feel......normal!  Oh my
gosh! There I said it.  Well, normal with pain.  I've had such an incredible
energy rush all since my IVIG infusion on Monday I've ...

LONDON: A vaccine is on way to prevent cervical cancer and genital
warts, claim scientists.
Wow great news! -- MZ
Experimental work carried out by pharmaceutical major Merck & Co has

I have a small Bakers cyst behind my right knee, so the knee gets stiff
etc.
When I visited my RD the other day, I asked aboput the possibility of
steroid joint injection (I have had them before) and he said that he

Glucosamine: "The Natural Oil Can" for Healthier Joints
Glucosamine is a naturally occurring amino sugar found in the body and is
critical to the formation of cartilage--the "cushion" that covers the ends
of bones and prevents them from rubbing painfully against each other.

Finally got that call I was waiting for from the
infusion clinic. She said so the doctor is switching
you and I said no, I'm getting both. Big surprise on
her part so we agreed she would call the RD's office to

Does anyone happen to know how to cure my sisters calcific trochanteric
bursitis? She has heard of non-invasive treatment with ultrasound and
physiotherapy. She writes:
"I am 59 and have had a calcific trochanteric bursitis for about 2 years.

Hi everyone.  Its a bit quiet in here lately, so I thought I'd pop my head
in properly.
Its been 4 weeks now since my tkr, and I'm doing okay.  They physio is hard
and I cuss it loads, but feel better afterwards.  I did something today that

Wasn't too bad this time.  It was very uncomfortable for a short time but
never really hurt and that was a *huge* improvement over last time.  I'm
lucky to have a really good Dr - and she lets me grumble though the
procedure with good humour.  It's a couple hours after I got the ...

dunno what i stepped in this past month, but boy, i need to clean off my
shoes or something and quickly.
was it 3 years ago that i had my hand surgery?  at that time i had my left
hand and wrist xrayed, pre-op, and it looked great, from a bone stucture

I just got a supply of meth injectable.  It is 50mg vials and has 2 cc's in
each vial.  I am to take .3cc weekly starting today and did so already for
the evening.
We have been looking for over a month for this drug and apparantly this way

well, procedurally, this appmt. went more like the lumbar punctures, in that
the pattern leading up to the procedure itself ,was more familiar and the
duration of the procedure was shorter than the first thoracic procedure.  i
was in and prepped by 3:30 and home by 5pm. (i live 3 ...