Comments on Renee's Reflections: Saturday's Scribbles

Thanks for coming by, Myrna Lee!

2009-10-06T15:45:50.382-05:00

Thanks for coming by, Myrna Lee!

Hi, you are embracing your life as it is & for tha...

2009-10-06T12:36:37.901-05:00

Hi, you are embracing your life as it is & for that I applaud you. I can some what identify with as I have chronic health problems (Fibromyalgia &Irritable bowel syndrome) myself . You are an inspiration to me .. Thanks for stopping by and leaving the sweet comment.;~)
~Myrna Lee

Hi Jo Joel did have a good time and is still catch...

2009-10-05T20:37:43.448-05:00

Hi Jo
Joel did have a good time and is still catching up energy wise, BUT it was totally worth it. He had such fun.

Hi Kara Things have finally improved today (monday...

2009-10-05T20:36:49.159-05:00

Hi Kara
Things have finally improved today (monday) from the NAET so hoping it did alot of good. Another treatment today too...
Yes, it is good news about the disability....

By the time I've left this comment I expect Joel w...

2009-10-04T03:41:47.507-05:00

By the time I've left this comment I expect Joel will be back from his day of fun. I hope it was a good one.

Hopefully you'll be feeling better soon too. Hang in there.

Hi Renee, Great post! So glad Joel is up to ventur...

2009-10-03T14:28:05.803-05:00

Hi Renee, Great post! So glad Joel is up to venturing out and enjoying himself! Also happy he was approved for disability. Hope everything comes together quickly on the $$ side of life.
I'm going to look and see if I can find the article Dr. T wrote about NAET. Sad you are having such a big reaction to these treatments. Hopefully they will be a great benefit when your body realigns. I had a big reaction to my last one as well. It was for Rust -- it's a mold that grows on decaying leaves and goes very high when it rains. The treatment worked, though. My rust symptoms are gone!
Have a soothing and peaceful day under Woolie. Hugs, Kara

I did not know that about pheasants, Joanne. It m...

2009-10-03T13:26:52.294-05:00

I did not know that about pheasants, Joanne. It makes sense. I know our LLMD asked us if we had oak trees and alot of acorns.. where Joel had gotten infected and I was reinfected....We did. If fact we called our home Acorn Abby....She said where there are acorns there are rodents, deer, etc. and there is then of course Lyme! We live in a different part of town with no oak trees but still plenty of deer.
I started out in 1984 with Lyme arthritis, but did not know it was connected to Lyme....in 91' I was told it was CFIDS so did not look for another answer for 16 more years...

Sounds cosy under your woolie. It is feeling a bi...

2009-10-03T12:57:40.291-05:00

Sounds cosy under your woolie.

It is feeling a bit chilly here in Surrey UK today.

It is good to get Joel's disability but also a sad time too.

I was retired early from the Civil Service on the grounds of my arthritis Lyme just didn't come into the equation but now am so much better. However only a few weeks before I am 60 and still not completely symptom free or off antibiotics.

Yes I shudder when i see deer and we have so many pheasants around where we live and only just read that research was done showing them to be competant hosts for Lyme Disease spyrochete. Guess there's my answer I thought it odd to have been bitten on two occassions.
Pesky Landowners with too much money and a desire to breed pheasants just for sport Ugh!