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Old 08-07-2008, 09:24 AM #11
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at this rate you could go to school get your doctrine and DX yourself, I hope this new doc is as good as the one you saw yesterday, sorry he is moving any chance of moving to texas too? good luck with the neuro situation
Yeah, let's send her back to school! LMOA!!

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I've actually suggested doing that before, but I am really not ready for more school than that which I have been through. (At least not right now.)
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Thanks. I hope the new guy is too. But they have FIRE ANTS in Texas, even if a couple of friends live there (one in McAllen, and two in Houston)! I stood on a fire ant mound in the dark accidentally once. Nope. Not fun. OUCH!!
Oh yeah, they do have fire ants in Texas! Nasty nasty nasty!




but for you adverterous people out there, there is a line of astronaut food and you can get freeze dried fire ants!! See, you can get almost anything on the internet and I was just looking for a picture of fire ants for a response to Gazelle's post!!! LMOA!!!

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Count me in for Guinnesses and breakfast!!
Beccaroni, I KNEW I liked you!


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No more school? you sure?
No, not really. An art degree would be nice too.


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but for you adverterous people out there, there is a line of astronaut food and you can get freeze dried fire ants!!
Hmmm.... are those people who shamelessly promote themselves?

And freeze dried fire ants? Now THERE's a snack that might be Atkins friendly, but it's certainly NOT on my list of snacks to actively seek out. I've already had the anchovies and candied almonds snack adventure with a board buddy.....
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Hi Ya Gazzy.. What does f/u stand for? I have all kinds of meaning going through my doity mind but I'm sure you mean something politically correct..

Congrats on the, almost, pret-n-near, close, but no cigar, MS DX..
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Yeah, I hesitated when I wrote that, but f/u is "Follow-up." Sorry if I disappointed yer imagination.

You've just gotta stop thinking about AMN and tools.


Oh no, just wait. I'm not done with neuro roulette. This next guy might see 2 lesions. After all, the neuro I saw first at this facility said he saw two but thought that both were artifactual probably. Um, right, two corpus callosum lesions artifactual on the same scan. But the rest of the brain at that time looked just fine--it was only the lesion part that was artifact, right?
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It's kind of like playing the lottery. Same theory. "Wonder how many numbers I'm going to get today."
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Well, my antlered friend, I am happy you found a good neuro and disappointed he is leaving. I hope his partner is a good fit for you.

When I first started reading your account I was thinking of making a drive down to see your neuro (you know my story) to get another opinion up until I read the part about him leaving.
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Gazelle --

Hope you are happy w/ your f/u neuro. I've also been through the "It might not be MS after all" thing", after many years of an MS dx.

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Yeah, I hesitated when I wrote that, but f/u is "Follow-up." Sorry if I disappointed yer imagination.

You've just gotta stop thinking about AMN and tools.


Oh no, just wait. I'm not done with neuro roulette. This next guy might see 2 lesions. After all, the neuro I saw first at this facility said he saw two but thought that both were artifactual probably. Um, right, two corpus callosum lesions artifactual on the same scan. But the rest of the brain at that time looked just fine--it was only the lesion part that was artifact, right?
<sigh>

It's kind of like playing the lottery. Same theory. "Wonder how many numbers I'm going to get today."
I will give you one of mine, there are couple that I am not currently using and won't miss! Will that help? I am more than willing to share to help the cause!


wonder if it will hurt?
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Yeah, I hesitated when I wrote that, but f/u is "Follow-up." Sorry if I disappointed yer imagination.
lol, my mind insisted on reading it as foul-up as well, like, a close encounter of the FUBAR-kind.

oh, my stotting one, I feel for you... I spent a few years in limbo-land, before I even knew such a thing existed, and it was not even remotely an enjoyable experience.

woe betide any who dare disbelieve again...



hope the "bronchitis" stays stable, honey!
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Re the liver lesion: don't freak out yet! Are you having any symptoms from it? I had two lesions on my liver which were causing nausea and other symptoms. I had CT, MRI, ultrasound, and nobody could agree on what they were. I finally decided to just go ahead and have surgery so the dr could get rid of them. It turned out to be adhesions of scar tissue from gallbladder surgery 10 years ago. They cleaned me out and voila! no more problems.
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When I first started reading your account I was thinking of making a drive down to see your neuro (you know my story) to get another opinion up until I read the part about him leaving.
Let's see how the f/u neuro is. I'll let you know after I've seen him, red berried one.

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Hope you are happy w/ your f/u neuro. I've also been through the "It might not be MS after all" thing", after many years of an MS dx.
Thanks, Faith. It's unsettling. Just after you get used to one thing they pull the rug out from under you. Do they say that 5th time's a charm?

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wonder if it will hurt?
Thanks, flappin gal, that's mighty generous of you. Sure. I think it just might help. (or I could use white out on the MRI film instead)

In your case, I don't think that you'd notice much. It probably wouldn't hurt. It'd just make flossing your ears easier than it is now.

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lol, my mind insisted on reading it as foul-up as well, like, a close encounter of the FUBAR-kind.

oh, my stotting one, I feel for you... I spent a few years in limbo-land, before I even knew such a thing existed, and it was not even remotely an enjoyable experience.

woe betide any who dare disbelieve again...



hope the "bronchitis" stays stable, honey!
FUBAR, SNAFU, yeah. That could be right, but keep your fingers crossed that it's not.

Going back to that semi-limbo hell, ugh, been there, done that, it was old then and it's old now. You're right--not even remotely enjoyable. Thanks.

Yeah, I hope it stays stable too. Last thing I need is to be stalking the meat aisle for a replacement. "Oooh..... this one's nice and pink and it's only $5.45."

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Re the liver lesion: don't freak out yet! Are you having any symptoms from it?
I don't know. Truthfully. Being female's always a lot of fun. You sometimes tend to not pay attention to differences in your abdominal area all the time. But I haven't been nauseous or anything like that. Gee, the last time I was it was great--med effect--but I lost weight like crazy and got down to 135! I felt like a teenager again.

My fam doc seems to be ok with waiting 8-12 mos. for a f/u (insert term of choice here oh similarly or potentially brain lesioned readers ). So I'll see if I notice anything unusual and wait.
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