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>To group: Sorry this is long. I’m responding to a question from BJ (not >private) >and tried to send direct to her but it
No reason to be sorry, some of us are better at reading than responding. I think it is grand that people here are from everywhere. My little world is pretty much my little world, I don’t see people from other countries and I think it is great. I would like to know what people do where they live and what it looks like, what they do, where they have been. Curiousity… 
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In article <20011104204907.27367.00002…@mb-mq.aol.com>, lightrain…@aol.com (LightRainbow) wrote: > >To group: Sorry this is long. I’m responding to a question from BJ (not > >private) > >and tried to send direct to her but it > No reason to be sorry, some of us are better at reading than responding. I > think it is grand that people here are from everywhere. My little world is > pretty much my little world, I don’t see people from other countries and I > think it is great. I would like to know what people do where they live and what > it looks like, what they do, where they have been. Curiousity…
Love your name– I have had lupus for 16 years next month and have gotten more from this group than anyplace else. Really admire all the effort that the group puts into information sources for helping to understand this stinky disease. I have no knowledge to add except what works for me and what doesn’t. I live in Northern California half way between San Francisco and Oregon border in a little town of 1100 people. We run an Inn and when I don’t feel like doing anything we take a lot of stuff out of the freezer. What state is your little world in? cheers Ruth
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>We run an Inn and when I don’t >feel like doing anything we take a lot of stuff out of the freezer. What >state is your little world in? cheers Ruth
I agree about the group. Things I would never think to question and things I am told I just take to be so, I am finding out that is not true or that I should at least question them. I am not much for confrontation though, and some it seems do not like to be questioned. I live with my brother and my father. We have cabins on the Guadalupe river that we lease, rent, whatever. It is beautiful at this time of the year in the hill country of Texas, cool nights.
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Hi Jackie, I am an hour outside of Vancouver in the Fraser Valley and my son is in downtown Van. so we go to the city alot…. in part to take the ferry across from Horseshoe Bay to Nanaimo where some of my husbands’ family lives. We love the island, especially Victoria, the windy city, and the open west coast of Long Beach so wild and beautiful! We plan to RV over there alot now that we are retired! So nice not to have a schedule anymore…did you like Vancouver and Victoria when you were there? I have an aunt who I write to regularly in Costa Mesa, CA…..are you near there? All for now, Shelagh. "Jackie" <lkolb…@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:w3gF7.14961$hZ.1428713@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlin k.net… To group: Sorry this is long. I’m responding to a question from BJ (not private) and tried to send direct to her but it wouldn’t go thru even with the "nojunk" removed. "BJ" <B…@sk.nojunk.ca> wrote in message
news:dOdF7.494$mv.6422752@tomcat.sk.sympatico.ca… > Hi Jackie, > Are you Canadian by birth? My grandfather was an
American from Boston, but > he moved to Nova Scotia to set up business there.
That is where I was born, > and would go back there in a heartbeat. My memories are of the ocean > crashing on the rocks and the smell of the salt
water. Sask is nice in it’s > own way, but the exteme cold is too much. I have
lived in Toronto and > Montreal where the climate is so much milder in the
winter. It gets too cold > here to skate outside. It is dangerous to do so,
because exposed skin can > freeze in less than a minute. That is not all the
time though. Some days are > not bad and allows for outside activities. How did
you end up in California? > I hope you don’t mind my asking. > Regards, > BJ
Hi BJ, I’m British by birth. (Born 1936). After the WWII, my dad wanted to leave England. In 1947, we emigrated to Canada. Crossed the Atlantic on the old Aquitania, landed at Halifax, took train to Oshawa, lived there til 1949. My dad’s perpetual itchy foot and firm belief that the grass is always greener etc., took us to Vancouver and six months later to Victoria. Mom even got him to buy a house in Victoria but it didn’t hold him. 18mos later we were moving on to the US. Went to Pasadena, CA (Home of the Rose Parade). 6mos later here we go again! This time to Boston, MA. It was summer, terribly hot and humid. Mom said NOWay!. So its back to CA. Mom got a good job and since she was the better earner she used that as a lever and got a promise to stay put. By that time I’d finished High School met my future DH (just back from Korea with the USAF.) He got a job as a police officer in Ontario, CA – founded and developed by the Chaffey family from — you guessed it, Ontario, Canada. Thirty some years and three sons later, we retired and moved to a lovely spot at about 6000ft on the eastern side of the Sierra’s near the Nevada border. I’m relatively near Judith whom you know from the ASL ng. Haven’t met her tho’. I do have relatives in Toronto but we don’t communicate. Hubby is a home-body but I have very real hopes of getting him to visit BC and Alberta in the near future. Probable much more info than you anticipated. However, once again my memory has been primed and I must thank you again! I really enjoy hearing from the Canadians on the ng. I really did enjoy my years in Canada. Good schools! Beautiful surroundings where ever I went. Really friendly people. At that time at least, a very peaceful environment. I loved the cooler weather than there is in Southern CA. One reason we moved to our present location is to escape the heat of So. Cal. (Not to mention smog, crowds, smog, traffic, smog, crime, smog – you get the picture!) Saskatchewan (did I spell that right?) winter sounds as tho’ it would be more than I would like to take on at my age. How are the summers? I remember reading an autobiography of a woman who was a WWII war bride from Britain who followed her soldier husband to his home in Sask. Don’t recall where tho. In 1946, 47 she encountered rather primitive conditions in a newly developed townsite. She felt like a modern day pioneer. She did grow to love it – even tho’ her memories had a lot of wind, dust and mud in them. Of course, I have those here! Aren’t you one of the Canucks (Sp?) who is always so stylishly dressed? I got lucky in Reno (our nearest city – 225 milies north of us) and found some great pajama bottoms (on sale) with wide legs that won’t bind when they get hung up on flannel sheets and that will go well with some seldom-worn shirts. Hubby wanted to know why I was buying pants with stars on them? Silly Man! Please tell me more about Sask. and your life there. Take care and keep warm Hugs, Jackie
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Hi Jackie, Are you Canadian by birth? My grandfather was an American from Boston, but he moved to Nova Scotia to set up business there. That is where I was born, and would go back there in a heartbeat. My memories are of the ocean crashing on the rocks and the smell of the salt water. Sask is nice in it’s own way, but the exteme cold is too much. I have lived in Toronto and Montreal where the climate is so much milder in the winter. It gets too cold here to skate outside. It is dangerous to do so, because exposed skin can freeze in less than a minute. That is not all the time though. Some days are not bad and allows for outside activities. How did you end up in California? I hope you don’t mind my asking. Regards, BJ "Jackie" <lkolb…@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:GNcF7.13142$S4.1237749@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hello Shelagh and BJ, > You are stirring my memories on this sunny Southern California morning! I > spent a few years in Oshawa, Ontario as a child (more than 50 yrs ago now > !!!!). One of my favorite memories is of putting on my skates at home, > crunching up the snowy/icy street to the flooded, frozen school yard and > skating alone in the light of the crackling northern lights. How my > imagination flew! Sometimes I was the Sugar Plum fairy, others I was the > star of a racing team. I’ll never forget the exhilaration and joy of that > experience. > We later moved to B.C. which I also loved. But, nowhere else I’ve ever > lived has had quite the same "crackle". > Thanks for the Memory! > Jackie – Lupie Grandma in California’s Eastern Sierras > "Shelagh" <valleylu…@telus.net> wrote in message > news:Xp2F7.10621$5e2.2240158@news1.telusplanet.net… > Yes!now ice skating I love and I am pretty good at still. > In Alberta, with my daughter, we skated in her front yard (their house > fronts onto the lake -skeleton lake with a dock), and they cleared a huge > rink area of snow > and did we have fun!! > It brought back so many good childhood memories when I lived in Ontario with > my sibs and family. > I still remember when my grandmother was alive, > she grew up in Alberta, > and she was scared of the water to swim, > but could she skate! > Ahhh ….the good old days, Shelagh. > "BJ" <B…@sk.nojunk.ca> wrote in message > news:WMnC7.28$my43.1048646@tomcat.sk.sympatico.ca… > Hi Janers, > The product is whey protein, by webber nutrition. They have a website, > www.webbernaturals.com. That is likely easier than telling you everything > that is in it. Sorry, but I do know who Mark McGuire is. I was quite a ball > player in days gone by and could hit that ball right out of the park. Now we > are on to ice skating here. > All My Best, > BJ
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Hello Shelagh and BJ, You are stirring my memories on this sunny Southern California morning! I spent a few years in Oshawa, Ontario as a child (more than 50 yrs ago now !!!!). One of my favorite memories is of putting on my skates at home, crunching up the snowy/icy street to the flooded, frozen school yard and skating alone in the light of the crackling northern lights. How my imagination flew! Sometimes I was the Sugar Plum fairy, others I was the star of a racing team. I’ll never forget the exhilaration and joy of that experience. We later moved to B.C. which I also loved. But, nowhere else I’ve ever lived has had quite the same "crackle". Thanks for the Memory! Jackie – Lupie Grandma in California’s Eastern Sierras "Shelagh" <valleylu…@telus.net> wrote in message
news:Xp2F7.10621$5e2.2240158@news1.telusplanet.net… Yes!now ice skating I love and I am pretty good at still. In Alberta, with my daughter, we skated in her front yard (their house fronts onto the lake -skeleton lake with a dock), and they cleared a huge rink area of snow and did we have fun!! It brought back so many good childhood memories when I lived in Ontario with my sibs and family. I still remember when my grandmother was alive, she grew up in Alberta, and she was scared of the water to swim, but could she skate! Ahhh ….the good old days, Shelagh. "BJ" <B…@sk.nojunk.ca> wrote in message
news:WMnC7.28$my43.1048646@tomcat.sk.sympatico.ca… Hi Janers, The product is whey protein, by webber nutrition. They have a website, www.webbernaturals.com. That is likely easier than telling you everything that is in it. Sorry, but I do know who Mark McGuire is. I was quite a ball player in days gone by and could hit that ball right out of the park. Now we are on to ice skating here. All My Best, BJ
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To group: Sorry this is long. I’m responding to a question from BJ (not private) and tried to send direct to her but it wouldn’t go thru even with the "nojunk" removed. "BJ" <B…@sk.nojunk.ca> wrote in message
news:dOdF7.494$mv.6422752@tomcat.sk.sympatico.ca… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi Jackie, > Are you Canadian by birth? My grandfather was an American from Boston, but > he moved to Nova Scotia to set up business there. That is where I was born, > and would go back there in a heartbeat. My memories are of the ocean > crashing on the rocks and the smell of the salt water. Sask is nice in it’s > own way, but the exteme cold is too much. I have lived in Toronto and > Montreal where the climate is so much milder in the winter. It gets too cold > here to skate outside. It is dangerous to do so, because exposed skin can > freeze in less than a minute. That is not all the time though. Some days are > not bad and allows for outside activities. How did you end up in California? > I hope you don’t mind my asking. > Regards, > BJ
Hi BJ, I’m British by birth. (Born 1936). After the WWII, my dad wanted to leave England. In 1947, we emigrated to Canada. Crossed the Atlantic on the old Aquitania, landed at Halifax, took train to Oshawa, lived there til 1949. My dad’s perpetual itchy foot and firm belief that the grass is always greener etc., took us to Vancouver and six months later to Victoria. Mom even got him to buy a house in Victoria but it didn’t hold him. 18mos later we were moving on to the US. Went to Pasadena, CA (Home of the Rose Parade). 6mos later here we go again! This time to Boston, MA. It was summer, terribly hot and humid. Mom said NOWay!. So its back to CA. Mom got a good job and since she was the better earner she used that as a lever and got a promise to stay put. By that time I’d finished High School met my future DH (just back from Korea with the USAF.) He got a job as a police officer in Ontario, CA – founded and developed by the Chaffey family from — you guessed it, Ontario, Canada. Thirty some years and three sons later, we retired and moved to a lovely spot at about 6000ft on the eastern side of the Sierra’s near the Nevada border. I’m relatively near Judith whom you know from the ASL ng. Haven’t met her tho’. I do have relatives in Toronto but we don’t communicate. Hubby is a home-body but I have very real hopes of getting him to visit BC and Alberta in the near future. Probable much more info than you anticipated. However, once again my memory has been primed and I must thank you again! I really enjoy hearing from the Canadians on the ng. I really did enjoy my years in Canada. Good schools! Beautiful surroundings where ever I went. Really friendly people. At that time at least, a very peaceful environment. I loved the cooler weather than there is in Southern CA. One reason we moved to our present location is to escape the heat of So. Cal. (Not to mention smog, crowds, smog, traffic, smog, crime, smog – you get the picture!) Saskatchewan (did I spell that right?) winter sounds as tho’ it would be more than I would like to take on at my age. How are the summers? I remember reading an autobiography of a woman who was a WWII war bride from Britain who followed her soldier husband to his home in Sask. Don’t recall where tho. In 1946, 47 she encountered rather primitive conditions in a newly developed townsite. She felt like a modern day pioneer. She did grow to love it – even tho’ her memories had a lot of wind, dust and mud in them. Of course, I have those here! Aren’t you one of the Canucks (Sp?) who is always so stylishly dressed? I got lucky in Reno (our nearest city – 225 milies north of us) and found some great pajama bottoms (on sale) with wide legs that won’t bind when they get hung up on flannel sheets and that will go well with some seldom-worn shirts. Hubby wanted to know why I was buying pants with stars on them? Silly Man! Please tell me more about Sask. and your life there. Take care and keep warm Hugs, Jackie
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Hi Andy, That is exactly what I said to the doctor when he first prescribed it. BJ "Andy" <a…@kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:zOtBjHBMdv27Ewz6@kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> In article <7UBC7.61$my43.1573…@tomcat.sk.sympatico.ca>, BJ > <B…@sk.nojunk.ca> wrote > >Hi Janers my friend, > >I am sorry that you are not feeling well. Have you ever tried a drug called > >Dom Domperidone? > I thought that was a rather expensive French champagne! > — > Andy [Editor, Austrian Philatelic Society] > For Austrian philately <URL: http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/austamps/> > For Lupus <URL: http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/lupus/> > For my other interests <URL: http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/>
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In article <KwUC7.3144$_K.392…@cletus.bright.net>, Janers <rojak…@bright.net> wrote >Now that I would like Andy. >Since we are talking champaign, do you know of a good wine, not dry and not too >sweet?
There’s too many to choose from.. and what I can obtain here wouldn’t be the same there even if there was any! I was once in Delaware and was asked did I want French or Californian Chablis. I thought about this, and realised that both had travelled the same distance to get there!! — Andy [Editor, Austrian Philatelic Society] For Austrian philately <URL: http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/austamps/> For Lupus <URL: http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/lupus/> For my other interests <URL: http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/>
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Yes!now ice skating I love and I am pretty good at still. In Alberta, with my daughter, we skated in her front yard (their house fronts onto the lake -skeleton lake with a dock), and they cleared a huge rink area of snow and did we have fun!! It brought back so many good childhood memories when I lived in Ontario with my sibs and family. I still remember when my grandmother was alive, she grew up in Alberta, and she was scared of the water to swim, but could she skate! Ahhh ….the good old days, Shelagh. "BJ" <B…@sk.nojunk.ca> wrote in message
news:WMnC7.28$my43.1048646@tomcat.sk.sympatico.ca… Hi Janers, The product is whey protein, by webber nutrition. They have a website, www.webbernaturals.com. That is likely easier than telling you everything that is in it. Sorry, but I do know who Mark McGuire is. I was quite a ball player in days gone by and could hit that ball right out of the park. Now we are on to ice skating here. All My Best, BJ "Janers" <rojak…@bright.net> wrote in message
news:p8kC7.2858$_K.359864@cletus.bright.net… > BJ > Please be careful when taking these body builder mixes. > Some of them can be harmful to the system, and some
have immune boosters in them > With lupus you DO NOT WANT TO BOOST system you already are. > I know some say it is to fight fatigue, but again
these drinks can mess with our > bodies in ways like you don’t realize. > And besides that you may want to go out and play
baseball and be another Mark McGuire > and hit the long ball…and I can not seeing you do
that in Canada with the snow > flying right now.. > YOu do know who he is …don’t you? or do I know
something you do not…whooppeee… > oh and watch out, it can put the wt on you. What is
the name of it and I will check > out the ingredients…and where did you buy it…a
health food store.??? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> hugs > janers
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Hi Everyone, I have started on a protein powder used by body builders. I mix it with soy milk and some fresh fruit to make a shake. The salesman was a young man who was built like the Incredible Hulk. I asked if I could look like him if I faithfully drank this mixtured. He looked at my 5 ft., 91/2 in.,frame,smiled, and admitted that he had his doubts. I think that KCat said she took one of these drinks. Perhaps others do too. Has anyone gained muscle mass, weight, or even better, energy from such a concoction? Regards, BJ
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BJ Please be careful when taking these body builder mixes. Some of them can be harmful to the system, and some have immune boosters in them With lupus you DO NOT WANT TO BOOST system you already are. I know some say it is to fight fatigue, but again these drinks can mess with our bodies in ways like you don’t realize. And besides that you may want to go out and play baseball and be another Mark McGuire and hit the long ball…and I can not seeing you do that in Canada with the snow flying right now.. YOu do know who he is …don’t you? or do I know something you do not…whooppeee… oh and watch out, it can put the wt on you. What is the name of it and I will check out the ingredients…and where did you buy it…a health food store.??? hugs janers
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Ya’ll are SO mean to each other. I took the list of ingredients in to my rheumy and got her approval. There is nothing in them that is touted as an "immune" booster. (I’m speaking *specifically* of the stuff I’m using.) I wish I could report great results… but since I just can’t get into the habit of fixing the drink daily… The problem is, the drink contains enough calcium that I would worry about it interferring with my med absorption – so I have to drink it "far away" enough from med doses to assure that this doesn’t happen (ditto for vitamin pills). But at night is when I always think about having a shake – and that’s when dose #2 of the day rolls around. definitely have your doc approve the drink. And note the amount of protein in it. Most supplements that claim to boost muscle mass will be high protein. This is fine if your kidneys are healthy. Mine seem to be. But if you’ve had any kidney trouble than you need to be highly selective of your supplemental drinks and foods. The drink I am using is uh… Reliv (pronounced "re-leev") just so ya’ll will know. Reliv makes some products that I wouldn’t recommend for us because they have extra high protein or contain things like echinacea. But the "Classic" and "Pro" seem to be okay for me. One of them contains chromium which I worried about somewhat as it is used in some forms to increase metabolism. If we could just eat a balanced diet – we’d be a lot better off. I do actually *like* the drinks – they remind me of "Tiger’s Milk" and Ovaltine from days of old. Malty, a little grainy. kinda like reverting to childhood when my mom knew I wasn’t eating well either. And then there’s today. I have *no* desire to eat anything. But I’m getting weak just sitting here so I best go try to eat *something*. It’s 5 p.m., I’ve had one Ensure and 1/4 of a ham sandwich (I ordered Turkey d*mn it!!!) some water. I think I may be in a remeron haze next week to try to boost the appetite. So if I say anything even more bizarre than usual – chalk it up to that. so much for being back *up* to 107 I’m afraid. Won’t get on the scale…
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Hi Janers, The product is whey protein, by webber nutrition. They have a website, www.webbernaturals.com. That is likely easier than telling you everything that is in it. Sorry, but I do know who Mark McGuire is. I was quite a ball player in days gone by and could hit that ball right out of the park. Now we are on to ice skating here. All My Best, BJ "Janers" <rojak…@bright.net> wrote in message
news:p8kC7.2858$_K.359864@cletus.bright.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> BJ > Please be careful when taking these body builder mixes. > Some of them can be harmful to the system, and some have immune boosters in them > With lupus you DO NOT WANT TO BOOST system you already are. > I know some say it is to fight fatigue, but again these drinks can mess with our > bodies in ways like you don’t realize. > And besides that you may want to go out and play baseball and be another Mark McGuire > and hit the long ball…and I can not seeing you do that in Canada with the snow > flying right now.. > YOu do know who he is …don’t you? or do I know something you do not…whooppeee… > oh and watch out, it can put the wt on you. What is the name of it and I will check > out the ingredients…and where did you buy it…a health food store.??? > hugs > janers
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Hi KCat, You will see the name of the product in my reply to Janers, who by the way, isn’t being at all mean. She just likes to tease me. It is high protein. I got it from a body builder’s store. I don’t really see anything on there that looks bad, but then maybe I just don’t know. I don’t have kidney problems, so I think it would be okay. Boy, you sure don’t eat much. I eat much more than that, but just can’t seem to gain muscle or fat. When I wake from my usual afternoon crash, I am ravenous and grab cookies, chips, or anything that is handy. I tend to graze pretty much all day. It works best for me, as I can’t eat a lot at one time. Regards, BJ "KCat" <kcdoc…@ghg.net> wrote in message
news:33njttkb043c37hftnslhnah6bor5p7pba@4ax.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Ya’ll are SO mean to each other. > I took the list of ingredients in to my rheumy and got her approval. > There is nothing in them that is touted as an "immune" booster. (I’m > speaking *specifically* of the stuff I’m using.) > I wish I could report great results… but since I just can’t get into > the habit of fixing the drink daily… > The problem is, the drink contains enough calcium that I would worry > about it interferring with my med absorption – so I have to drink it > "far away" enough from med doses to assure that this doesn’t happen > (ditto for vitamin pills). But at night is when I always think about > having a shake – and that’s when dose #2 of the day rolls around. > definitely have your doc approve the drink. And note the amount of > protein in it. Most supplements that claim to boost muscle mass will > be high protein. This is fine if your kidneys are healthy. Mine seem > to be. But if you’ve had any kidney trouble than you need to be > highly selective of your supplemental drinks and foods. > The drink I am using is uh… Reliv (pronounced "re-leev") just so > ya’ll will know. Reliv makes some products that I wouldn’t recommend > for us because they have extra high protein or contain things like > echinacea. But the "Classic" and "Pro" seem to be okay for me. One > of them contains chromium which I worried about somewhat as it is used > in some forms to increase metabolism. > If we could just eat a balanced diet – we’d be a lot better off. I do > actually *like* the drinks – they remind me of "Tiger’s Milk" and > Ovaltine from days of old. Malty, a little grainy. kinda like > reverting to childhood when my mom knew I wasn’t eating well either. > And then there’s today. I have *no* desire to eat anything. But I’m > getting weak just sitting here so I best go try to eat *something*. > It’s 5 p.m., I’ve had one Ensure and 1/4 of a ham sandwich (I ordered > Turkey d*mn it!!!) some water. I think I may be in a remeron haze > next week to try to boost the appetite. So if I say anything even > more bizarre than usual – chalk it up to that. > so much for being back *up* to 107 I’m afraid. Won’t get on the > scale…
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BJ Ok, went to the site, and searched high and low for what was really in that stuff you take. Can not find it other than it saying protein enhanced. IT does not give ingredients..So I can not say much about it.. Oh you made my day. YOU DO not know that ball player…yeah yeah yeah…haha…just kidding now. I think people are going to believe we are mad at each other and that this is not a joke. But people it is. We kid each other and will continue to do so and not be really nasty with it either.. so BJ, I can not say PRO OR CON to that drink. ain’t that something?? LOL enjoy your weekend. janers.
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Hey Janers, Read my previous post again. I think I said that I do know the ball player. Sorry kid. Smiles, BJ "Janers" <rojak…@bright.net> wrote in message
news:csoC7.2886$_K.364473@cletus.bright.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> BJ > Ok, went to the site, and searched high and low for what was really in that stuff you > take. Can not find it other than it saying protein enhanced. IT does not give > ingredients..So I can not say much about it.. > Oh you made my day. YOU DO not know that ball player…yeah yeah yeah…haha…just > kidding now. > I think people are going to believe we are mad at each other and that this is not a > joke. But people it is. > We kid each other and will continue to do so and not be really nasty with it either.. > so BJ, I can not say PRO OR CON to that drink. ain’t that something?? LOL > enjoy your weekend. > janers.
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PPPPPPPPPPFFFFFFTTTTTTTTTTTTT you are right, you do know him. sorry but my day and night yesterday was not good. More tummy pressure in the chest, think the old achlasia is coming back…NO NO NO NO…I don’t need that again. janers
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Hi Janers my friend, I am sorry that you are not feeling well. Have you ever tried a drug called Dom Domperidone? I was on that because I have poor esophageal motility. I would get severe pain that went up into my chest. I think it helped move the food through and down. Hugs, BJ "Janers" <rojak…@bright.net> wrote in message
news:4pzC7.2917$_K.374117@cletus.bright.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> PPPPPPPPPPFFFFFFTTTTTTTTTTTTT > you are right, you do know him. sorry > but my day and night yesterday was not good. More tummy pressure in the chest, > think the old achlasia is coming back…NO NO NO NO…I don’t need that again. > janers
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In article <7UBC7.61$my43.1573…@tomcat.sk.sympatico.ca>, BJ <B…@sk.nojunk.ca> wrote >Hi Janers my friend, >I am sorry that you are not feeling well. Have you ever tried a drug called >Dom Domperidone?
I thought that was a rather expensive French champagne! — Andy [Editor, Austrian Philatelic Society] For Austrian philately <URL: http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/austamps/> For Lupus <URL: http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/lupus/> For my other interests <URL: http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/>
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Now that I would like Andy. Since we are talking champaign, do you know of a good wine, not dry and not too sweet? I drank 2 glasses of wine one night only to find out that gee I could not sleep. My BIL told me to check the level of sugar in the glass by rolling the wine in the glass and if the sides look slippery and stick then you got too much sugar. Kept me up all night haha I do enjoy, once in a blue moon, a glass. But sure don’t want to do that again. Zifendels is good less sugar. Any suggestions since you know so much about champaign, I thought gee maybe a wine counisure (can’t spell that word.) tee hee janers
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