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Dr Trevor Marshall
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Posted: Sun Apr 26th, 2009 15:35 |
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Deb Grabetz
Member in Phase 3
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Posted: Sun Apr 26th, 2009 17:37 |
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k...
Many thanks for sharing these huge improvements...Just reading of you progress, put a big smile on my face this morning! Deb
Keep up the good work, there's more to come!
Last edited on Sun Apr 26th, 2009 17:38 by Deb Grabetz
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Sarcoidosis/lungs, lymph,liver, GI, neuro, D125,42,D125,18 (5/09) Ph1,7/07, Ph2,3/08,cover up, NoIRs, low lux home,Back to work after 2 yrs; 4/07D25/11 1/08D25-0 Weaned Pred with MP/Massage
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k
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Posted: Sun Apr 26th, 2009 23:14 |
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Thanks Vicky, Deb and Dr Marshall. Reading of others positive progress gave me hope and continues to give me hope (and much sustenance when I am herxing badly ; ) ). So I try to do the same for others.
But also, I get so overjoyed and happy I just want to shout it from all the roof tops and go running through the streets singing/shouting "do the MP! do the MP!" (appropriately MP-covered of course). ; )
Thanks always.
regards, k
May 09:
Although I am non-objective judge of my own cognitive abilities, I feel/believe that my cognitive abilities have gone beyond what I have had in the past. I have no doubt of this. (That is on the good, non-herxing days). (I'm about 17-18 months into the MP). The difference I experience is just too significant to be attributed to anything other than the MP. (e.g. maturity, result of counselling etc).
I started having panic attacks at about aged 10. This developed into full-blown 'panic disorder'/'anxiety disorder' and severe depression in my mid-teens. These symptoms didn't come under some kind of control until my early to mid 20s as a result of paxil and CBT (obviously neither of these are curative). I'm now in my early 30s, so I've had Th1 inflammation for a long time.
On my good days, I have clarity of thought that I've never had before, problem solving abilities that seriously startle me. My people skills are much better. I used to be a very angry and also emotional person. I am much less this way these days. And I have somewhat objective judges of this (friends and family), including my best friend who is candidly honest with me. She has been literally astonished at some of the ways I've dealt with situations in recent months. She's like, "WOW! You were so calm and logical... previously you would have been furious and untameable for at least a week".
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CFS menorrhagia & dysmenorrhoea anxiety depression paxil 600mg calcium daily Ph1Oct07 Ph2Feb08 Ph3Sept08 25D:Jul07=50 Oct07=23 Jan08=13.2 Oct08=12.8 Sept09:10 NoIRs cover-up low lux home lite exp r/t to work
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Scarlett
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Posted: Mon Apr 27th, 2009 14:52 |
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k,
Your post came at a wonderful time in my MP journey as I have been having a rough go of it and you have given me much needed encouragement to go on!!!
It is wonderful to read of your improvements and I am so happy for you. It looks as if I am about seven months behind you so I just need to keep hammering away at the "bugs" with the abx and be grateful for the MP. Also, I know what you mean when you want to shout "do the MP, do the MP".
Again, so happy for you .
Scarlett
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Sarcoidosis, gastric paresis, osteopenia, hypotension, migraines, dry eye,insomnia, transient global amnesia,endometrosis. Initial 125D48, 25D58, MP-3/3/08, PhaseII-3/28, Phase III 11/08 D Level 18 as of 5/09
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