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Wednesday, 7 May 2008
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| Re: Mesosilver Blue_Mags 01:25:12 |
| | I like mesosilver and I use it frequently.
I'd like to share my experience with it. But first, just to clarify some
things- there are three types of silver on the market today. 'Ionic'
silver is the one that causes argyria (the blue skin syndrome).
Mesosilver is not ionic. Then there are silver proteins. Mesosilver is
not a protein. Mesosilver is a true colloidal which is pure silver
particles suspended in water. There are simple tests to determine which
is which. The ionic and protein silvers (both extremely cheap to make)
are next to useless and completely deserve the snake oil title.
Unfortunately, manufacturers are not required by law to list the contents
of their products other than 'silver' so they market it as colloidal when
its not and people have a disappointing experience with it.
Mesosilver kills almost every known pathogen (and some we don't know about
I'll wager). I have used it for everything from scratches, insect bites,
asthma attacks, burns, thrush, pink eye, strep throat, ear infections,
food poisoning and skin infections and my whole family has not seen a
doctor in 3 years (barring the time my daughter broke her arm). It also
cleared my brother's glandular fever and my mother's MRSA (aka the super
bug). I have heard of people watering their plants with it and having
successes with different plant diseases but I have never tried that myself
because at $40 per 16 oz bottle, you don't want to waste a drop.
I don't know if this has helped you at all but there you have it....
I hope you are having a great day,
Blue_Mags
I hope this has helped
This is an all around killer of bacteria, viruses and fungi. It has
actually been used extensively in hospitals, primarily for burn victims
because it helps to prevent infection and scarring.
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Monday, 10 December 2007
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| One Month to Go Burke Gilman 03:36:24 |
| | Pt will d/c 24-wk HCV Tx on 09/09/2006.
Next
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| US Vietnam Era Veterans Fred Grouell 03:35:40 |
| | Hi folks. I am a US Navy Vietnam war vet. I was a corpsman (worked
in blood and broken bones ect). I have been in good health most of my life.
In 1999 I suffered a work injury to my neck resulting in a cervical fusion
in Jan 2002 by the VA. In 2003 I requested a Hep C test. Positive. Denial.
Retested in 2004. Type III. Depression. Thanksgiving Biopsy results>stage 1.
Biopsy was a pain. Post holidays TX began Jan 14 2005. Initial reaction
included SEVERE chills. Muscle aches, joint pains, headaches, exhaustion,
apatite disorders ( lack of, taste), and a horrible attitude. Chemo therapy
is no fun (Pegasus). I finished my second bottle earlier this evening and am
awaiting the 2am chills. Unfortunately the VA believes in no pain no gain,
therefore I am directed to consume Tylenol for my pains. I figure vicaden is
close enough ( thank God for friends). Anyway I plan to solace myself to
some degree with this newsgroup. QUESTION: Has anyone here had experience
with the Veterans Administration and Hep C ? I've been told and read that I
may be eligible for disability. It seems quite a few Vietnam veterans have
contracted this disease. One recently, 2002, received disability based on
air gun inoculations received in boot camp. My case would seem a little more
straight forward having had so much contact with blood and guts. I too
received inoculations by air gun in boot camp at Orlando Fla. I've started
the process of filing for disability but am perplexed at the system. The VA
is currently covering the cost of my TX and RX.
I'm also troubled by the thought of if I got this by contact in
health care then I wonder how many I gave it to in the course of my 4 yrs
Tx'ing people. Then there is the international thing. I participated in a
military exercise called Springboard held in Puerto Rico annually for two
years. Many foreign countries also participated and frequently had shore
leave at our Enlisted men's club resulting in barroom brawls ( the Brits and
Aussies are particularly memorable) and being treated at our US military
hospital by a potentially infected health care worker. Me.
Well enough dribbiling for now.
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Monday, 14 August 2006
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| Some good news Puckertoe 03:58:00 |
| | During my first TX my ALT (or is it AST?) never went below 65. So it was
alwasy elevated. During the fisrt month of my relapse it went as high as
211. (egads!)
My last two tests showed that my ALT was below 60. That;s the best it's ever
been since they started taking blood during March of 2004.
I know this can be subjective, but I'll take anything they got. 
Yea for me!
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| The Real Truth about 9/11 Thomas Wagner 03:36:25 |
| | New Oliver Stone 9/11 Film Introduces 'Single Plane' Theory
http://www.theonion.com/content/node/51367
Thomas
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Saturday, 12 August 2006
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| OT For Cody Dt12 23:46:21 |
| | Here ya go Codster If BR had known about this would you still think his
boring diatribe was so intelligent? We're gonna pray you in for a
landing....It's probably gonna be rough so hold on. Sky Pilot doogie
http://www.fathersloveletter.com/webintro.html
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| Ping: people with SVR's Michael Arends 18:48:13 |
| | Hi Everyone,
I was just wondering something, as it's being experienced by me. This is
actually addressed to the people here that have gotten their SVR.
I'm coming up to my 6 month PCR, But something I've noticed, that I
guess I'll have to ask BCLD , is that Most days I feel GREAT . But every
so often, I have days (Like today) where I feel as if I'm back on tx
almost. After a full nights sleep, I wake up and feel exhausted,
have the big "D" when visiting the bathroom, and just feel tired and
listless (almost sick like) all day. Then within a day or so, I'm back
to normal and everything is ok.
Is anyone else experiencing this? Or is this something I should make a
POINT of mentioning to my BCLD?
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| Ping: HI Everyone.. Michael Arends 16:52:05 |
| | Hi Everybody..
jeez It seems I've been so busy with work and what not, That I haven't
been able to check in here as I want to. I hope everyone is doing ok?
I wish more of the old family was still around,
Mom? Thipper? Alan? Aquagirl? Hippiechik? and many more.
I miss frequenting this group daily. Hopefully soon I will be able to
make it in here more. Good to see some of the old faces still here.
Elmo etc...
Take care everyone,
Love ya all.
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Friday, 11 August 2006
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| Half way Puckertoe 21:57:44 |
| | 24 down, 24 to go. It's all down hill from here.
-Puckertoe
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| ping Dort: OT Road Cats? Kjoh 16:22:05 |
| | So hey baby have you yet figgered out how you will relocate 8+ cats from
Austin to Abequerque?! ARent a winnebago (?), then Austin to El Paso then
hang a right and north to Alb. I wish I was in the area, I would love to
help transport 8 cats across southern Texas in the middle of August. Gad
I looked at the map and Albequeerkie is much closer to Missoula than
Austin. If I drove due south to Flag, then hung a leftie, I could be in
Albeequeer to say hi quick as a wink! Well maybe not THAT quick, but I am
getting my stamina for road trips back. One never knows.
For those of you new to this hep c ash c gig, here is a photobucket page
of some of our dearly beloved pets. Dort' eight little kitty babies are
present in class. Anyone else got pets they want to show off? contact
me: kjohyayhoo at yahoo.com
toodles
kj
http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d5/yonson/Hep%20Cats%20et%20al/
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| Re: ping Dort and Dwight: OT Road Mice? Kjoh 02:30:34 |
| | Dwight wrote:
"We've also got two turtles in hiding, two snakes, 6 - 20 mice, a
tarantula, and three fish."
Hey Dwight, don't forget the partridge in a yucca tree. Load 'em up an
ship 'em out Bud.
P.S. mice are good in stew.
Send to kjohyayhoo at yahoo.com
kj
keeper of the hepcats
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| Shot 21 Anonymousone 02:11:49 |
| | Still doing well. I would say my side effects are still minimal,
although I lack energy. Anti-depressants not needed know in my
opinion.
Will get my hemoglobin count results this week. Thats my biggest
concern. Are the number still continuing to decline/
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Thursday, 10 August 2006
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| salt in your diet Db Dm 19:39:07 |
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dean was in the hospital twice for a urinary infection and he had
swollen up from his belly down. they ended up having to put a tube in
his belly to get the fluid out. they took 4 lifters out of his abdomen
alone. one of his docs said that the reason he had swollen so much was
was b/c of salt. he is suppose to be on a low sodium diet. only 8 oz.
of soda a day. has any one else been told this?
D & D
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| A choking June 2003 memory from Dez Geb Bixer 09:47:29 |
| | When I posted undetectabel at the end of TX Dez wrote the following:
From: Perado Dez - view profile
Date: Mon, Jun 30 2003 8:02 am
Email: "Perado Dez" <Perado...@hotmail.com>
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great news Geb! you're posts have always have a wit that comes through
across the full spectrum of sensory, from gut wrenching humor to keen
observation of every detail of the tx experience. i know you taught me
a
lot. maybe in the beginning i didn't always like what i saw... but over
time
i've come to see much I like. you have that 'corps focus that
penetrates to
the bone. there's nothing to apologize for Geb, you've always been
there for
anyone who needed you. and i respect the way you've done it. i've
always
known you had my six and i only hope i've had your's covered as well.
i've
remembered you in my prayers and will continue to do so... true to God,
country and corps. Semper Fi and KILL THE FUCKING DRAGON!!!!!!!
Dez
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Tuesday, 8 August 2006
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| Checking back in Old Pirate 19:00:33 |
| | Greetings to all,
Just a little update. My first attempt at tx was cut short, I got one
shot of Peg-Intron from the local pharm, along with a bottle of riba. This
was early October. Then Fedex took 5 days to overnight my refrigerated meds
and they arrived at 75 degrees F, and I was told NOT to take them. So while
I was waiting on the re-ship, I was involved in a rollover accident,
totalled my wife's Expedition, and my Gastro put tx on hold.
I am back on tx, starting over from square one on Dec 10, I have 2 shots
done. For some reason, shot #2 did not affect me like #1, or the original
first shot back in October. Both of those kicked my butt and I did little
but lay on the couch for 24 hours. But I did the shot late Friday evening,
and admittedly felt crappy at first Sat morninig, but after a bit of coffee
and some food, I felt OK. Good enough to go out and do a little shopping.
So I don't know if I got a weak shot or if I'm tolerating it better. I
guess I'll see soon enough.
So far the 1000mg riba daily has not bothered me much. I'm working close to
full time, but I have to pace myself, as I tire easily.
That's about it from here at the present. Happy Holidays and best wishes
to the group.
OP
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| Diet and water Di Di 16:24:05 |
| | Hi - I know we're supposed to be eating healthy foods - lots of fruits
and veggies and drinking lots of water - but I was wondering if anyone
has any other ideas on what to eat and why? I eat pretty good, but
could use more ideas/info. Also on drinking lots of water, I am
drinking way more water than I have ever drunk before because the meds
make me super-thirsty, but what are the other reasons they say we're
supposed to drink lots of water? Does it help with the effectiveness of
the meds or just help flush out our system? My doc says I should be
drinking "gallons" of water every day, but I'm lucky if I drink a
gallon.
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Sunday, 6 August 2006
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| Hep-c research survey ChefX 20:45:18 |
| | This medical marketing research company is seeking people who have/or have
had HCV. They are doing about 1 hr telephone interviews. If your accepted
into the study you will get $75.00 for your time.
Call 1-888-798-1889 ext.449 ask for Paula or Nadine
Please tell them I reffered you to them.
Tom Anson
If interested call ASAP I think the study ends this week.
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