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My mom just told me that she's really proud of how I handled this past week without having a car. I never got overly stressed, never cried, never freaked out, etc. :)

I used to not be able to handle stresses that were much smaller than that!

So she's proud because I did everything that needed to get done without having a meltdown. :D

I also went to work everyday...my mom dropped me off in the am and my friend picked me up. My friend also took me to my Dr.'s appt., shopping at Whole Foods and other errands I needed to do. :)

I didnt freak out about not being able to come home for lunch. I just ate what I could tolerate in my store.

I never even got upset at the huge expense!

Yup....I think I've come a long way from the earlier days of the thread...when I used to have a meltdown almost every night. :ph34r:


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ShadowSwallow Newbie
Have you tried organic raw cheese. That may go over better for you.

Hm... I'll look into this. I know a local farm here that we do CSA with carries it. I dreamed about eating pizza again tonight. :rolleyes::P

Kassandra! :lol: Caesar salad... parmesan cheese. I think another craving has just been added to my list. :P:ph34r: And whipped cream... fluffy... on pieeeee. Or Cheesecake! :wub: Ok, I'm gonna stop now. :rolleyes::lol:

Carla, we used something like that (NET) for some of our allergies. It was expensive, though, and went very slowly, but it helped. Unfortunately, like BioSet, a lot of the allergies came back. :(

confusedks Enthusiast

Carla,

I have read about that before. I tried it for sugar cravings, but it didn't really do anything. <_< That's not to say it doesn't work, but I never experienced any benefits from it.

Just like Rachel said about acupuncture...I never noticed any difference from it, but I know a lot of people do.

elisabet Contributor
My mom just told me that she's really proud of how I handled this past week without having a car. I never got overly stressed, never cried, never freaked out, etc. :)

I used to not be able to handle stresses that were much smaller than that!

So she's proud because I did everything that needed to get done without having a meltdown. :D

I also went to work everyday...my mom dropped me off in the am and my friend picked me up. My friend also took me to my Dr.'s appt., shopping at Whole Foods and other errands I needed to do. :)

I didnt freak out about not being able to come home for lunch. I just ate what I could tolerate in my store.

I never even got upset at the huge expense!

Yup....I think I've come a long way from the earlier days of the thread...when I used to have a meltdown almost every night. :ph34r:

Rachel,

I think I undrestand your mom very well.

good for you.

As always I have a question ,which symptoms do you get from food high in sulfur.

is it the same symptom if you eat egg or eat onion?

Elisabet

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I dont miss pizza at all. I just ordered my kids 2 pizza's and the smell is gross. Now give me a chance to eat some st ives nachos, then i would be in heaven. I really want cheese lol.

Im having a better day today. I was at the soccer fields with the kids this morning and had an blast. I decided im not going to stress over my health, i know eventually the answers will come to me. Until then I am going to enjoy the moments that I feel like my old self, and ignore the moments i feel like death.

They received my hair this morning. I will have the results in 7-10 days. Until then I am not going to worry lol.

Yesterday there was an article in the paper about an lady that was on her death bed. SHe decided to see and naturalistic dr and she can now leave her house and feels great. She is doing the ionic foot treatment. I was so happy to read her story. Im always so happy to see others go to alternative treatment. If anyone wants to see the article, pm me, and ill send it out.

paula

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My mom just told me that she's really proud of how I handled this past week without having a car. I never got overly stressed, never cried, never freaked out, etc. :)

I used to not be able to handle stresses that were much smaller than that!

So she's proud because I did everything that needed to get done without having a meltdown. :D

I also went to work everyday...my mom dropped me off in the am and my friend picked me up. My friend also took me to my Dr.'s appt., shopping at Whole Foods and other errands I needed to do. :)

I didnt freak out about not being able to come home for lunch. I just ate what I could tolerate in my store.

I never even got upset at the huge expense!

Yup....I think I've come a long way from the earlier days of the thread...when I used to have a meltdown almost every night. :ph34r:

Rachel,

Im so happy for you. It also gives me so much hope. I have to have complete control or i freak out. I dont think i could handle not having an car for an week. A year ago, I would freak out if I did not have an car in front of my house, even if i didnt have to go anywhere. Now i can handle if both cars are gone for like 15 minutes lol.

So did you get your car back? Did it cost an arm and an leg?

paula

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Hey everyone- I want to reply to all of your specific posts in a bit...but for now I just have a quick question..

I'm increasing my Biaxin dose today (ugh, not looking forward to this...nauseaaa...) so now I have to take 1 dose twice a day, but I'm not sure how to orchestrate all of this. I know it should be away from Nystatin, with "small snack" (though I'm wondering if I should just take it with a meal), and I should walk for about 40 minutes after I take it...but when do I take the second dose? I just took one now and it's 11:45...I'm planning to take another around 3:15..is that too soon? It's so hard to figure out how to fit in all of the antibiotics and supplements...being a lyme patient is a full time job!


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confusedks Enthusiast
I'm increasing my Biaxin dose today (ugh, not looking forward to this...nauseaaa...) so now I have to take 1 dose twice a day, but I'm not sure how to orchestrate all of this. I know it should be away from Nystatin, with "small snack" (though I'm wondering if I should just take it with a meal), and I should walk for about 40 minutes after I take it...but when do I take the second dose? I just took one now and it's 11:45...I'm planning to take another around 3:15..is that too soon? It's so hard to figure out how to fit in all of the antibiotics and supplements...being a lyme patient is a full time job!

Why should it be away from Nystatin? I'm asking because I've never heard that before. Nystatin kills yeast, it's not like probiotics that need to be taken 2 hours away from abx because they will be pointless otherwise. I might be wrong...but I've never heard that before.

Are you eventually going to take the Biaxin 3x/day? If you are...try to space it out like this: 10 AM, 2 PM, 6 PM. I find that works for me. And, those can be meal times if you want them to be.

Yes, being a lyme patient is a FULL time job! LOL! :lol: I totally get that!

CarlaB Enthusiast

You can take Nystatin at the same time as the antibiotics.

If the abx are two doses per day, you should take one with breakfast and one with either dinner or a late snack. The idea is to get them as close to 12 hours apart as you can.

I don't know what you mean about walking for 40 minutes after taking it.

I tried acupuncture before I knew what was wrong. I have thought about whether or not it would be useful now that I know what is wrong, but it is not cheap.

The system 'advertised' on that video, however, is free. :) So, it's really no risk to try it. You can download the instructions .... Google the name of the guy who developed it.

My computer died today. Oddly enough, our other Mac died today, too. Very strange. So, I'm on the kids computer. I'm not going to be able to look at those instructions till I have time to go to the Apple store and see what's wrong with my computer.

Rachel--24 Collaborator
Rachel,

I think I undrestand your mom very well.

good for you.

As always I have a question ,which symptoms do you get from food high in sulfur.

is it the same symptom if you eat egg or eat onion?

Elisabet

Thanks Elisabet. :)

Yes...the symptoms are the same if I eat an egg or an onion.

I tend to get alot of pressure in my head as well as other areas of my body. I dont think this is a common symptom but might be directly related to the mercury stored in my head area. I also get headache, blurred vision and cognitive problems (lots of brainfog). I get tired and unmotivated....really irritable. I also get a feeling of being overly toxic and I become more "reactive" and more sensitive.

I also get very bloated and gassy....sometimes the gas can have a sulfury smell....like rotten eggs. Not pleasant at all!

These are some symptoms associated with high sulfur...

emotional instability or volatility

depression, lethargy

motor difficulties, other cognitive issues

overactive immune system

Rachel--24 Collaborator
So did you get your car back? Did it cost an arm and an leg?

I got my car back last night. :)

It cost me $2500.

My ex gave me $500 extra from splitting our tax returns. That was a nice surprise on top of what I already got back. :)

My mom gave me $500 for an early b-day gift to help pay for my car.

I got $600 deposdited in my acct. from that rebate we're all getting. :)

That leaves $900....which isnt too bad. I might get a little more from b-day gifts.

Its kind of crazy but every freakin time I'm getting some extra money like this....SOMETHING always happens to take it all away before I even get it all!! :rolleyes:

I'm not really complaining because it could have been alot worse...but sheeeesh....it would be nice if for once I could actually keep the bonus money for at least a little while...maybe even use it for something fun. That would be a nice change!

My mom said its like this for *everyone*....everytime we get extra money some major expense always pops up. <_<

ShayFL Enthusiast

Hi Rachel,

Westhroid by RLC labs is EXACTLY like Armour without the corn starch. It is hypoallergenic. But it cannot be taken sublingually. It doesnt dissolve and it tastes nasty.

I avoid corn too. I am not sure it is a problem for me because my symptoms didnt improve after avoiding it for a year.

I am 1 month in Dx Gluten Sensitive, so I am hopeful.

With your genes, I wouldnt eat gluten no matter how I felt. That is just me.

Shay

tabasco32 Apprentice
Its kind of crazy but every freakin time I'm getting some extra money like this....SOMETHING always happens to take it all away before I even get it all!! :rolleyes:

I got $600 deposdited in my acct. from that rebate we're all getting. :)

Yeah that's Murphy's Law for you!!

You got $600 for the rebate. They said it was only $300 now.

MMMM Pizza. I went to my sisters house last night and they were eating pizza and drinking beer.

The good ole days.

tabasco32 Apprentice

I am making bing cherry cheesecake for my mom and tia and abuelita for mothers day.

I WANT SOME!!!

Rachel--24 Collaborator
With your genes, I wouldnt eat gluten no matter how I felt. That is just me.

Hi Shay. :)

Hmmm....I have the same genes I've always had and I had no problems consuming gluten (or any other food) for over 30 years. I dont have Celiac genes and I dont appear to have any significant problems eating gluten as far as I can tell right now.

As long as I'm taking enzymes to aid in the digestion of gluten I dont get any symptoms from it. I have much more severe problems from other foods and I do continue to avoid those foods.

I dont think there is anything about my genes which would convince me that I should avoid gluten for life. No scientific evidence to support Dr. Fine's theory that these genes are "gluten sensitivity" genes.

Most of the population carries these genes...or celiac genes.....or a combination. Only 1% develop Celiac Disease. Without having a Celiac gene I think my chances of developing the disease are pretty slim.

I'm someone who believes (very strongly) that non-celiac gluten sensitivity is an aquired sensitivity which is caused by underlying factors. I believe that non-celiac gluten sensitivity is 100% treatable.

Had I not developed underlying issues (listed in my signature) I would still be living symptom free without the worries of food intolerance as well as additional environmental sensitivities.

Rachel--24 Collaborator
I am making bing cherry cheesecake for my mom and tia and abuelita for mothers day.

I WANT SOME!!!

Lisa....cheesecake is one of my favorites!! I WANT SOME TOO!! :D

I actually almost bought a slice from whole foods yesterday...but my friend talked me out of it. :P

confusedks Enthusiast
My computer died today. Oddly enough, our other Mac died today, too. Very strange. So, I'm on the kids computer. I'm not going to be able to look at those instructions till I have time to go to the Apple store and see what's wrong with my computer.

That's so strange! My computer keeps randomly crashing, and I am worried I'm going to have to get a new computer soon. I was hoping this laptop would last until I went to college. ;)

Oh...I got cable in my room, and TIVO! Wahoooooooo! :P Now there is no need to get out of bed! :lol:

ShayFL Enthusiast

I hope you have found a corn-free thyroid solution. That was my reason for commenting here. Westhroid is a good choice if you want natural and not synthetic.

I guess in my case when the symptoms are vertigo, migraines and neuropathy which have totally altered my life as you might imagine, I wont want to risk eating gluten again. That is if I get better. When I do, I cannot see myself saying, gee this weekend would be a good one to be in bed vomiting and spinning non-stop or perhaps a crippling migraine, so I am going to "challenge" gluten. This is just me. Only 4 weeks gluten-free so far and I understand the nerves/nervous system takes time to heal.

Rachel--24 Collaborator
I hope you have found a corn-free thyroid solution. That was my reason for commenting here. Westhroid is a good choice if you want natural and not synthetic.

I'm actually not intolerant to corn. My original post in this thread is over two years old now and I did determine quite awhile ago that corn is not the issue. I did get my thyroid meds compounded for several months but I no longer do that....its been about a year and a half now that I've been back on my uncompounded Armour.

Thanks for the input though. :)

I guess in my case when the symptoms are vertigo, migraines and neuropathy which have totally altered my life as you might imagine, I wont want to risk eating gluten again. That is if I get better. When I do, I cannot see myself saying, gee this weekend would be a good one to be in bed vomiting and spinning non-stop or perhaps a crippling migraine, so I am going to "challenge" gluten. This is just me. Only 4 weeks gluten-free so far and I understand the nerves/nervous system takes time to heal.

Yes....if I had those symptoms from gluten I would not consider having it in my diet. Fortunately, I do not experience those symptoms from gluten. I'm very familair with disabling neurological symptoms....its just that in my case they are caused by things other than gluten.

I hope that you recover from your symptoms on the diet....it does take time to heal. :)

I believe that once you are 100% gluten-free you should not experience symptoms such as vomiting, spinning or crippling migraines. If you continue to experience those symptoms you may want to consider looking into other causes.

ShayFL Enthusiast

That is great that corn is not your problem as it is in EVERYTHING!

Nightshades bother me. Potatoes will give me seizure like symptoms at night. :( So I dot eat them.

It is very difficult to find/discover the foods that we are intolerant to. But I just keep at it. I visualize myself well and in fact have healed so many things. :)

Cheers!!

Rpm999 Contributor

damn, i haven't posted here in a while...things have been all over the place

the strange thing is, i've been taking sublingual b12 recently and today i feel horrible, like i did months ago...i've been pretty stable gluten-free i think, but today, i've had little lumps all over my head and face, i feel extremely off, crying for no reason, the flush feeling, walking back and forth feeling all uncomfortable

is it possible the b12 did it? or if i did have those detox pathway problems, that that interfered or caused some problem? this feels like i got thrown 3 months back, and so strange, but i remember people saying they had b12 issues and i'm wondering if it could have just messed with something

mushroom Proficient

I only ever took one sublingual B12. The next day broke out in a red, itchy, blotchy rash all over my face, which didn't go away. Eventually I had to treat it with erythromycin--doc said it looked like adult onset acne.

Someone here suggested it could have been a reaction to the mannitol. I won't do that any more.

AndreaB Contributor
My mom just told me that she's really proud of how I handled this past week without having a car. I never got overly stressed, never cried, never freaked out, etc. :)

That is fantastic! :D

I hear you about the rebate check.......ours is more than spent and we don't get it til this coming Friday.

the strange thing is, i've been taking sublingual b12 recently and today i feel horrible, like i did months ago...i've been pretty stable gluten-free i think, but today, i've had little lumps all over my head and face, i feel extremely off, crying for no reason, the flush feeling, walking back and forth feeling all uncomfortable

is it possible the b12 did it? or if i did have those detox pathway problems, that that interfered or caused some problem? this feels like i got thrown 3 months back, and so strange, but i remember people saying they had b12 issues and i'm wondering if it could have just messed with something

I'm not sure. Maybe you could try the b12 injections and see if that goes over better for you.

mftnchn Explorer

Carla, that is the same thing I posted a link for a few months back. I think it is valuable. I tried it for awhile but like everything it takes time. I have another one I like to do that integrates faith but it isn't in a free download to learn like this one is and doesn't use the acupressure points.

Sherry

nora-n Rookie

About the EFT, I did google it and then found teh emofree website and there is a free pdf and newsletters. I have an acupuncture book I picked up on a sale and I looked up all the eft spots and meridians and they are where they are supposed to be. Looks like this is a way to balance the energy in the body. I also downloaded some videos that others had uploaded p-to-p to see if they are okay and they do look interesting.

different subject:

I remember my mother told me not so many years ago that her doctor had run a test for borrelia (in Europe lyme goes by that name) and she was positive but the doctor said it just means she had been exposed......now could we doughters have gotten it through her and how would the symptoms be? She lives in central Europe where ticks are abundant and we got bit all the time.

Wwhere I live there are no ticks but further south they have found many with neuroborreliosis etc. I doubt my doctor will order the proper test which only one hopital runs, and they will only run it when there are severe symptoms. I have fibromyalgia like symptoms and my sister is diagnosed with fibro.

I was much better while on the proper dose of thyroid meds, but my doctor lowerd the dose and I have been awful since. (long story but I will get to see my favourite endo in a while to sort this out) . But doctor has previously said he suspected additional issues and now this fibromyalgia thing comes up. I am trying some ldn (low dose naltrexone) and when I do take it my pains are almost all gone but i should really get a diagnosis.

So the question is, what happens typically if the kids get lyme from the womb.

nora

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