Saturday, 29 July 2006
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| OT: Juba's balls OldGoat 06:20:06 |
| | Now there's no flaming here, so some of you can stop lickin your chops-
I know MJ will find this of interest, as may others. Give them an 'A' for
the idea, but have to flunk them for marketing--og (also note the
questioning of a "lethal dose" of marijuana. Morons.)
Three Students Charged In Marijuana Gumball Case
Police: Hundreds Of Gumballs Found In Maryland
ELLICOTT CITY, Md. -- Three Howard High School students were caught with
drug-filled gumballs and have been charged, police said, and more of the
gumballs have been discovered in Virginia.
The gumballs are called "greenades." They're stuffed with a greenish brown
substance, which forensic experts said is marijuana, and they come
professionally wrapped.
Officials from the Maryland State Police forensic lab said they have never
seen anything like them, News4's Cheryl Butler reported. The lab recently
received the two yellow gumballs, each with a smiley face printed on the
side and filled with marijuana.
"There was actual marijuana inside the gumballs," said Sherry Llewellyn of
the Howard County Police Department. "It looked like someone had drilled a
hole in the back of the gumball and put the marijuana leaves inside."
The gumballs were confiscated at Howard High School in January, but the lab
results have just been released.
"This really began with a teacher notifying one of our Howard County police
officers stationed at the school that she had seen students exchanging a
baggie," Llewellyn said. "It looked suspicious to her. When our officer
investigated, she found it was two gumballs stuffed with marijuana."
Two students were charged with drug distribution and suspended from school
for at least 45 days. One student was charged with drug possession and
suspended for at least 10 days.
"I think this demonstrates to us the lengths kids will go to conceal illegal
drugs," Llewellyn said.
School officials said they've never seen the gumball greenades on school
property before, but they're prepared to crack down hard on offenders.
"The teacher and resource officer in Howard High School acted quickly and in
accordance to how we want people to respond," said Patti Caplan of Howard
County Schools. "We don't want drugs in our schools."
Officials said the gumballs came prepackaged in a shiny tinfoil wrapper
labeled "greenades" with a tiny marijuana leaf and instructions for use
printed there, too. Parents in Howard County said they're concerned the
packaging may be alluring.
"It concerns me that the children have the marijuana in the gumballs," Kathy
Ecklund said. "It seems to be getting in the schools one way or another."
Howard County police said each gumball contained about one gram of
marijuana. The state forensic lab has not determined if the level of THC in
the gumballs is lethal, but authorities warned parents to stay on the
lookout because the gumballs are dangerous if ingested by kids.
On Saturday, Paul C. Cofer Jr. was arrested and charged with drug
possession. Police said he had hundreds of the gumballs with the tops cut
off in his apartment.
Anyone with information about the distribution of the gumballs should call
the Arlington vice center at 703-228-4111.
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| Re: Juba's balls Juba 05:14:22 |
| | OldGoat <oldgoatmail@ERdocsuckyahoo.com> wrote in message:
2Bfyg.33185$aW2.11931@trnddc03,
Now there's no flaming here, so some of you can stop lickin your> chops-> I know MJ will find this of interest, as may others. Give them an 'A'> for the idea, but have to flunk them for marketing--og (also note the> questioning of a "lethal dose" of marijuana. Morons.)
This has to be a fake. Only a drug warrior who wanted to generate some
publicity would go to that much trouble to create a delivery system like
that. It's absurd. I really doubt that a kid could even get a buzz from
eating one gram of pot.
And it's a gumball for gosh sakes! What happens when you chew the thing?
The pot gets mixed in with the gum so that you're chewing on a crunchy
mess. Then what? Is anyone going to swallow that clump and get a buzz
off of it?
--
Juba
www.masterjuba.com
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| medstaff staying 4 Katrina arrested 4 murder OldGoat 03:56:42 |
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Hi Folks,
This should outrage everyone. It shows how little the law cares for
patients, pain or suffering. Where were they when these medical folks were
treating patients in 10 feet of water? Looting the local Walmart, that's
where!
There should be a law against this--og
Many see accused New Orleans MD as hero
By MICHELLE ROBERTS, Associated Press WriterSun Jul 23, 1:45 AM ET
To Louisiana's attorney general, the doctor and two nurses arrested this
past week are murderers. But many in the medical community are outraged at
the arrests, saying the three caregivers are heroes who faced unimaginable
horrors as Hurricane Katrina flooded the city and trapped them and their
patients.
Dr. Anna Pou and nurses Cheri Landry and Lori Budo were accused of being
principals to second-degree murder in the deaths of four patients at
Memorial Medical Center three days after Katrina hit. The charge carries a
mandatory life sentence, though the state will turn the case over to the New
Orleans prosecutor, who will decide whether to ask a grand jury to bring
charges.
Pou, Landry and Budo are accused of killing four patients, ages 61 to 90,
with morphine and a powerful sedative called Versed.
Dr. Ben deBoisblanc, director of critical care at Charity Hospital, said he
and others are angry at the accusations against a doctor and nurses who
risked their own safety, and provided care in a chaotic and frightening
situation.
"This doctor and these nurses were heroes. They stayed behind of their own
volition to care for desperately ill people. They had an opportunity to
leave and chose not to," he said.
Memorial Medical was swamped with 10 feet of water and isolated by Katrina's
flooding. The 317-bed hospital had no electricity and the temperature inside
rose over 100 degrees as the staff tried to tend to patients who waited four
days to be evacuated.
Attorneys for the trio say they are innocent. DeBoisblanc and others fear
the accusations may discourage other health professionals.
"We have people who are volunteering their services and putting their lives
on the line. It's going to make it less likely they'll do that in the
future," said Dr. Peter deBlieux, an emergency room and intensive care
doctor who stayed at Charity Hospital during Katrina.
DeBoisblanc said it's also likely to make doctors less eager to return as
the city tries to recover from the hurricane.
"If you think that going after physicians and nurses while hardened
criminals are ruling this town, if you think that's an image that's going to
bring people back, you've got to be kidding yourself," he said, noting the
recent rash of violent crime in New Orleans.
Kris Wartelle, a spokeswoman for the attorney general's office, said the
agency had to investigate the claims at Memorial because it must enforce the
law.
"Where is the sympathy for the victims? Why is there no outcry for the
people who would have not died had they gotten out?" she said. "These are
not terminal people begging to be put out of their misery."
Pou, Landry and Budo were the first medical professionals charged in a
monthslong criminal investigation into whether many of New Orleans' sick and
elderly were abandoned or put out of their misery in the days after the
storm.
"This case is not over yet," said Louisiana Attorney General Charles C.
Foti.
Hundreds of people were stranded in the hospital with no power to run lights
or elevators and no running water. Anyone willing to carry a gun was
deputized to watch the entrances as people broke into nearby buildings.
"We had no communication floor to floor, much less to the outside world. We
were surrounded by water. It was hotter than Hades," said Dr. Gregory
Vorhoff, who was at Memorial after the storm but left to seek help before
the alleged killings. "It was as bad as you can imagine."
Under such conditions, even patients who might have been able to walk or
were relatively stable before Katrina could easily have lapsed into critical
condition, doctors say.
"It's very easy for a relatively healthy person to go down quickly," said
Dr. Daniel Nuss, Pou's department head at Louisiana State University, where
Pou has given up clinical duties until the case is resolved.
He and other doctors said the morphine and Versed that investigators found
in the patients' bodies are commonly given to relieve suffering and anxiety.
"If you didn't find sedatives and analgesics in these people, I would think
that was inhumane," deBoisblanc said. "The very fact that you found these
drugs means nothing."
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Friday, 28 July 2006
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| Practicing Medicine Zuska 23:24:31 |
| | What a day this has been ~ not sure if it will end up as a good one or
not. Time will tell.
For three months, I have become progressively weak, to the point that I
now cannot walk without either crutches or a walker. In June I began
medical leave from work, and the doctors (lots of them!) have been
trying to figure out what the heck is going on.
The first official 'guess' was CIDP. That lead to an EMG with NCS. The
results of that were nor normal, but it was determined that I do not
have CIPD, and instead probably have Multifocal Motor Neuropathy. To
determine if that was correct, I had to have genetic testing, and wait
five weeks for the results.
Today I went to see a new neurologist, who specializes in MMN, and he
says that is not it. His 'guess' is a muscle wasting disease, such as
Myasthenia Gravis. He ordered more blood tests, and a consult with yet
another neurologist, who specializes in muscle wasting diseases.
Since I have had ALOT of time to think, I have been trying to figure
out what the heck is going on, and the only "change" in my life about
the time that this 'hit the fan' was that I started taking Plaquanil
... so I asked if this might be connected. His response was that it was
an excellent question, and that he would talk with my Rheumatologist.
About two hours later, my Rheumatologist called, told me she had a
wonderful conversation with the Neurologist and that he was thinking
this might be a reaction to the Plaquanil. She suggested that I stop
taking it and see what happens, because otherwise, the next step is a
muscle biopsy, and if we can figure out what is happening without all
these invasive tests, that would be a good thing. I agreed, and as of
this evening, I am no longer taking Plaquanil. I will see the
Rheumatologist on 8/1/06 and the new Neurologist on 8/9/06.
Now ~ mind you I am not angry that this possibility was thought of by
me, and the Rheumatologist was thinking that it was a recommendation
from the Neurologist. What I am beside myself about is that all of this
could have been avoided if the Rheumatologist's staff had listened to
me back in April when I was beginning to have problems, and was unable
to get through to her!
As a result of all this, I am on medical leave from my job. My job is
only protected until the day after Labor day, if it is the Plaquanil ~
although I will regain use of my arms and legs, it is going to take
physical therapy for months to regain what I have lost in muscle mass
and strength. And, as I have worked very hard mentally and emotionally
to accept that I would not be able to return to work, now this is up in
the air!
Oh ~ obviously the issue of pain is back, since the Plaquanil was
helping with that!
So, here I sit, with nothing to do but wonder what is going on ...
should I go ahead with applying for Social Security disability, should
I let my work know that maybe I will be back, how do I get emotionally
ready for both possibilities at the same time ~ or how do I find a way
to live in this 'gray area' until something is decided.
Anyway ~ that was my day ... hope everyone else had a better one!
Susan
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| More Problems & Two Questions Ronnie 21:33:52 |
| | In process of getting second opinion on the operation
on my neck and back this I hope will be resolved next
month. Now two questions: I had a bone density test
done and have severe Osteoporosis in lower back and
left hip. Was placed on Fosamax (just took first
last Friday) how long before relief if you have taken it?
Also had upper GI and have slow swallowing reflex that
causes me not to be able to swallow after I swallow the
first time. I panic sometimes because I feel like I am
choking. Small bites and/or liquid diet and is there anything else that can
help with this?
--
Ronnie
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*When one candle burns out..
Another is lit*
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| lower back pain numbness in finger? Monty 03:47:29 |
| | This may be totally unrelated but I have to ask. I had to have a
laminectomy in 2003. Everything was fine until my back "went out"
again three weeks ago. I had an MRI and it show two herniated disks
and post operative scaring. The pain is in the lower left side of my
back. I am still in a lot of pain but better than I was. This past
weekend I noticed that my pinky finger on my left hand was numb and it
still is. It sounds strange but is it possibly related to my back
problem?
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Wednesday, 26 July 2006
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| Question for all the back pain sufferers Robin 23:30:36 |
| | As I sit on my couch watching TV, I take a deep breath and get hit with the
worst pain in my lower spine.
Does anyone else have this? What could be causing it? It scared me to
death. I tried again and it happened again. Every time I take a deep
breath while sitting, I get a very sharp, stabbing pain right in my lower
spine.
Thanks for the help,
Robin
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| S.D. urged to take stand on medical pot Juba 21:46:07 |
| | The headline should read, "Chronic Pain patients and the terminally ill
continue to suffer while the San Diego City Council stands aside so that
the DA can test the legality of marijuana dispensaries in the courts"
OK, so that's a little long for a headline, but that is what's going on
here.
Council puts off immediate action
By Craig Gustafson
STAFF WRITER
SD Union
July 26, 2006
With medical marijuana dispensaries under mounting pressure from law
enforcement agencies, supporters have urged the San Diego City Council
to call for a halt to federal raids, and to regulate the shops through
local authorities.
But city officials, already saddled with a pension crisis and numerous
financial problems, didn't appear too thrilled to tackle the issue.
Nearly 70 supporters packed the council chambers yesterday, giving
council members a brief two-minute plea to help keep dispensaries open
so those with painful ailments wouldn't suffer needlessly.
Local law enforcement agencies and federal drug agents raided some
marijuana dispensaries July 7 and made 15 arrests. On Friday, federal
agents visited 10 shops and warned operators that they are operating
illegally.
Supporters of medical marijuana asked the council to pass a resolution
that would prohibit local authorities from assisting federal agencies in
the arrest or prosecution of patients or dispensary operators. They also
want the council to develop regulations to provide seriously ill
patients safe and legal access to marijuana.
Council President Scott Peters, who has supported the use of medicinal
marijuana, said he would need to seek input from Mayor Jerry Sanders and
the Police Department before deciding whether to put the proposed
resolution up for a vote. He also said the council's schedule is full
until September and no immediate action could be taken.
The mayor's spokesman, Fred Sainz, said Sanders supports medicinal
marijuana but hasn't studied the issue of regulating dispensaries.
State voters approved the use of medicinal marijuana with a doctor's
recommendation 10 years ago, and follow-up legislation in 2004 tried to
provide mechanisms for distribution. State law, however, leaves it up to
local municipalities to regulate distribution.
Many have interpreted the state law as providing for dispensaries, but
the San Diego County District Attorney's Office views them as illegal.
Under federal law, marijuana is illegal under any circumstance.
County supervisors sued the state of California this year to try to
overturn the Compassionate Use Act of 1996 and the bill permitting
retail sales to qualified patients. The case is pending.
City Councilman Jim Madaffer said there's no need for the city to take
any action until the case is resolved.
"Until there's clarity between state and federal (laws), I think any
city laws are pointless and perhaps placing the city at potential risk,"
he said.
Ron Little, a Point Loma retiree who uses marijuana to alleviate
osteoarthritis, said it's disappointing that officials are playing
politics when science clearly shows the benefits of medicinal marijuana.
"This is clearly part of the cultural divide that's been fought on a
number of issues," he said.
--
Juba
www.masterjuba.com
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| Itching Hydrocodone.. Jamie Dolan 05:41:18 |
| | HI,
Does anyone that takes a few hydrocodone a day have a problem where at
night, you have a kind of difuse itching sensation all over your body that
drives you freaking out of your mind??
If this happens, what do you do about it?
I already try xanax, and atarax, chlortrimitrin, benedryl, clonazpoam. But
when this bad itching thing happens, it is soo so so hard to get to sleep,
It is often accoumponied by pain in my joint in muscles as well. (which is
nothing new...)
thanks
Frustrated,
Jamie
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| More News on the Pain Front Guest 03:19:40 |
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If you haven't already seen it, here is an article from
painfoundation, and links which will make it easy to email your local
newspaper editors to take up our cause.
codeee
http://tinyurl.com/pqful
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Tuesday, 25 July 2006
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| RE News on painfront Guest 18:08:16 |
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Sorry, you'll find the story faster by going directly to
www.painfoundation.org
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| where they had the drain hole Jroma 14:08:28 |
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my other half said it somewhat smells. is that normal? should I
keep an eye on it? it's still draining a bit, like a whitish pus and
bit of blood. hell I had 3 HUGE bags of antibotics, should I call
my doc in the morning to ask? or think it's normal?
figured someone would have experience to clue me in.
thanks
-j
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| New Pain Drug approved Legend 09:26:31 |
| | I just heard from the American Pain Foundation's newsletter that a new
drug for moderate to severe pain, manufactured by Endo Pharmaceuticals
and to be sold under the name Opana, has received FDA approval, and
could be available within a few weeks.
The active ingredient is called oxymorphone (or oxymorphine-different
sites spell it differently). It will be available in both extended and
instant relief formulas. Here is the "Web MD" link to some info on it:
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/124/115549.htm
I don't know how it is supposed to differ from similar drugs. When I
googled it, there weren't too many reliable-looking sites (That should
change soon). it's considered an opiod narcotic; both will be
classified under schedule II. The extended release pills will be
available in several doses, the weakest being 10 mg. and the strongest,
40. The instant release will be available in 5 and 10 mg pills,
although the prescribing info says that some people may require as much
as 20.
As I understood it, Oxymorphone was not avalable in pill form before,
and its use was mainly limited to in-hospital care.
Here's hoping that this new form will help some people here-or Chronic
Painers somewhere.
-Legend
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| chronic hip pain Colugo 08:20:33 |
| | Hi,
I'm an 18 year old high school student who has had chronic hip pain for
at least 3 years. It is a sharp pain on the outside of the hips,
sometimes it runs down through my thighs to just above my knee. It is
extremely difficult to get up after laying down. It affects both hips,
but one is usually more painful than the other at any given time. I
dont know if I am compensating for one hip and making the other worse
or if something else is happening. Sometimes I experience a "clicking",
especially when just sitting or laying down or getting up from a
sitting or laying position. There is no swelling or tenderness, and it
not painful to touch or press the area. The pain sometimes leaves for a
couple weeks or even a month or two at a time but it always comes
back. Even walking is a chore, I have to limp around and running is
extremely painful (I dont even want to know how it looks when I try).
I am in good shape(5' 10", 140lbs.) so obesity is not a factor. I used
to play soccer which is where the pain developed so I had to quit. I
currently am on the tennis and swim teams. After the swim season the
pain subsided(I dont know if this is a coincidence or not), but has
since returned after the tennis season. I have gone to 4 or more
doctors all with a different diagnosis, ranging from a stress fracture
to bursitis and arthritis. I have also done physical therapy. Any input
would be greatly appreciated, because frankly im tired of dealing with
it at my age. If you have any further questions just leave a post.
Thanks,
Steve
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Monday, 24 July 2006
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| ALMOST WENT TO THE HOSPITAL.. Ddbo 02:41:23 |
| | OMG THE PAIN JUST ABOUT KILLED... THIS TIME IT WAS NOT IN MY BACK..
WHAT HAPPEN WAS THAT THIS MORNING I WOKE UP ABOUT 5AM IN SO MUCH PAIN I
COULD HARDLY WALK TO THE BATHROOM.. THE PAIN WAS ON THE HIGHER PART OF
MY TUMMY.. I DIDN'T FEEL LIKE I WAS GOING TO THROW UP OR ANYTHING LIKE
THAT.. IT JUST HURT LIKE CRAZY..
MOST OF THE TIME I AM TAKING MY PAIN MEDS AT 5AM BUT BECAUSE MY BACK
WAS NOT HURTING I DIDN'T TAKE ANY...
BY 6AM I WAS DIEING.. EVEN MY PAJAMAS HURT ME TO TOUCH MY STOMACH..
FINALLY ABOUT 8AM I TOOK SOMETHING FOR MY BACK.. BY THIS TIME MY BACK
WAS HURTING...
AFTER ABOUT 30 MINUTES OR SO, MY TUMMY STOP HURTING..
YOU KNOW, I HAVE THIS FEELING THAT MY BODY IS WANTING THIS PAIN MEDS
NOW.. AFTER 3 YEARS OF TAKING THEM, MY BODY IS NOW ADDICTED.. THIS IS
SOMETHING I DID NOT WANT.. AND NO I WAS NOT TAKING THEM EVERYDAY
BECAUSE THIS IS WHAT I WAS AFFRAID OF.. ADDICTION.. THIS IS JUST
GREAT.. :9
RIGHT NOW IF I PRESS JUST A LITTLE BIT ON MY TUMMY, IT HURTS BUT NOT
LIKE WHAT IT WAS..
CAN I GET ADDICTED TO THIS METHADONE IF I ONLY TAKE ONE 10MG A DAY?
PLEASE, PLEASE TELL ME NO... I AM SO AFFRAID.. I AM JUST TO OLD TO BE
GOING THROUGH THIS STUFF.. YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN.. I'VE BEEN DOWN THIS
ROAD BEFORE AND I CAME 3 MINUTES FROM DIEING...
WHAT DO I DO...
HUGS, ANDREA
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Sunday, 23 July 2006
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| I am new and greetings to all..... Myselfanew 23:46:37 |
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I ahve been diagnosed with orthoarthritis from L1 to S1. I have been
going to the chiro, acupunture, massage and it only helps for a couple
of hours. For the past few months I have been getting depressed because
I can hardly do anything around the house. I have gone to the doctor
and they prescribe antiinflamatory meds ( do not help) Celebrx has
aspiring I have serious reaction to it.....so what are my options? The
only thing I have read is how people are addicts to some
medication......but no real information.......A friend of mine is
taking Tramadol. Is this the same as percocet? is it addictive? I once
took percocet after surgery and it helped a great deal with the pain
but I remember it gave me wierd feeling. I did not like this at all. Is
tramadol the same?
Thanks and have a great day...
myselfanew
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Saturday, 22 July 2006
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| Chronic Pain Saturday Support Chat - Sat 22nd July Kathy from England 17:36:48 |
| | Main Chat is Saturday 8pm UK Time which is 3pm EST ish.
Whether a Chronic pain sufferer from say Arthritis, or Fibromyalgia, or
Neurological pain or sciatica, to every day headaches and beyond to any
and all types of pain, this is a chat room for you, and the friends and
family of the pain sufferer too. Run by pain patients for pain patients
and their friends and family, we're here for you to have a vent, to ask
questions to other pain patients, or to just talk to like minded people
about anything and everything.
***NEW*** online clock to help with those time zones!!
Now you can check what time it is in the UK:
http://www.ostomylinks.co.uk/chattimes.html
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To join Chronic Pain via java go to:
http://www.chronicpainsupport.info/chat.html (Jason's page)
or
http://www.autoimmunity.co.uk/chat/chronicpain.html (Kathy's back up
page)
and join us in the chronicpain chat room from there. A free-to-use Java
Client is embedded into the page that is dead easy to use.
Nothing to download.
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If you use mIRC, or Besirc or some other IRC Chat Client, here's the
server details you need to connect to Chronic Pain:
Server: irc.zirc.org
Port: 6667
Channel: #chronicpain
If you prefer a specially configured version of mIRC is now available
which will take people directly to the new channel on the new server.
Full details and the download link can be found at
http://www.chronicpainsupport.info/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=13
(This is my favourite - mIRC can do so much more!)
WebTV Users, you need to use your own TV based software to join us -
included free as part of the WebTV browser software. Use the server and
port and channel
info when requested by your software to join.
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Never been in a chatroom before?
Please don't be nervous. These pages will show you exactly what to
expect and what to do. If you're still unsure after you've looked at
them, email me for help.
http://www.ostomylinks.co.uk/chathelp14.html
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Wrong time-zone for you? I shall be in the room 6pm - 9pm Perth
(Australia) time, 11am - 2pm UK time on SUNDAY.
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The chat room is currently open 24/7 for people to pop by and have a
chat with anyone who is around at the time.
I look forward to seeing you there!
Kathy
Jason's Chronic Pain Website:
http://www.chronicpainsupport.info
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| Breastfeeding and oxycotin Whitelight3@Gmail.Com 09:26:14 |
| | My friend is breastfeeding her 1year old and taking oxycotin 20mg 3x's
a day. Should i be concerned and have a talk with her?
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