Cause of dead Immune System
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What causes Immune systems to become useless and non functional ? Is it drugs too many, to strong ,killing off what is good stuff in our blood, ?
taking yet more drugs to compensate for blood disorders,to give the system chance to revive to fight back, but seemingly never does.
What happens when the immune system can't take any more drugs,
does it shut down totally, and then what?????????????????????????
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joy47826 jacqueline01135
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Since I've worked on the spine so much, I no longer carry the donut pillow when I go out....
I use Ultra Tiger Balm too, mix some Tea Tree Oil in my little tin and just used it on my feet/ankes before I put on my ankle support....
I'm so packed with supports, what a revolting development it's all turned out to be and to think I worked out at gyms, danced my feet off for MANY years and now it's supports....
Good thing I have a sense of humor or I'd be dead...
FYI = for your information.
A chicken sausage and free rang egg is waiting to be cooked up....haven't had my coffee yet, but will in a few minutes....later...kiddo...
jacqueline01135 joy47826
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sense of humour mine is a tad lateral sometimes, but it does, as you
say helps a lot if you can laugh at your probs .
Ever thought of having a bum implant ? save you carrying all the cushions around, Don't have ultra T balm here, only red or white .
they both smell like sheep dip
Sneezing really good today ,at least It's keeping my sinuses clear'
The shoulder op will be on the18 th October and he promised not
to doany sewing unless it was necessary .just do the bone shaving
feel better for that Drove over the moors home in thick pea soup fog
Wintre's coming ,but then you wouldn't know about that
Grandma's recipe for coughs is Vinegar ,butter and sugar melted
to hot, and hold your breath when swallowing Works,
It must be breakfast time with you eggs and sausages enjoy
jacqueline01135 joy47826
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boot,but got a touch of laziness, no doubt I will regret it as it will probably
rain next week
I see your fan club has increased by 1, Marey, with her unheard of (to me) disease .Where do these awful diseases and body rot !!! come
from, and why can't the so called proffesionals, repair us. I would
be grateful if they just sorted one of mine I just keep adding to the
collection
Just acquired a Ganglion on my index finger, Well, it's different, never
had one of those before.
jacqueline01135
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joy47826 jacqueline01135
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A ganglion appeared on my wrist probably 20+ yrs ago and it does not bother me...it's there but I ignore it...does not hurt, etc.
I just listened to 1 hour of the World Climate rally in NYC on my public radio station. If we the people don't make changes, our health won't matter anyway. Activists from all over the planet are particiating.
Here in So. Cal. we are seeing a respit from a 5 month horrific heatwave and still in a 3 yr drought. Not Good conditions....Mother Nature is not a happy lady.
jacqueline01135 joy47826
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this one interferes with me holdind a pen.
Still full of cold, using Manuka honey for the tickly throat .thank
goodness it's not dropped down to my chest.
Have you any livestock to worry about?
Could do with some hot weather to kill a few bugs MINE
Iwon't ask you what is in your morning soup-----------but I hope you
will tell me.
joy47826 jacqueline01135
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I'll talk about my soup concotion later...
jacqueline01135 joy47826
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southern Ireland about 18 years ago living near the sea, walked and
rode on the beach almost every day Then I had to leave and return to
U.K to look after my mother, So I am not a happy bunny.
In the good old days,I heard that people whacked Ganglions with
something heavy
joy47826 jacqueline01135
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When my ex brought my then 2 yr old and me to Southern Calif, I was kicking and screaming with resistance, I was a rooted Pennsylvania girl, Trafford born, I believe there is a Trafford in England, but I would never go back to the East, many say California is a State of Mind....
I like me a lot better since my 49 yrs here.
You must have livestock, right?
jacqueline01135 joy47826
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no dogs .nothing hairy at all Do miss horses, but have finally found a yard on theoutskirts of the city, and ride through the woods ,,,,,but the
horses are not the same as your own. they are on the whole bored out of
their minds I do go to Cumbria a few times a year and ride in the forest
and stay near Lake Windermere.. Horses there are a happier bunch.
Although I was born in a city I am a country girl at heart.
Trafford has a football ground (famous) and a huge shopping centre.
and is about a two hour drive from here
Possiblity of breaking a finger or two if I whack the lump, will try the
Tiger balm on it
joy47826 jacqueline01135
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We have a pretty prominent English community here....english pub and tudor house.
I hardly go down town anymore, too much distress from the hip replacement and my walking....
Wonder if some pressure massage would reduce the ganglion, it's gricle as I understand it....did you do a google search on remedies?
jacqueline01135 joy47826
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keep forgetting you won't know our T.V programmes
Trafford Park Home to Manchester United football team . Football is
about as exciting as watching paint dry . I didn't google ganglions, I just
think that Tiger Balm is a miracle ointment, even though the smell is
a bit fierce .
I bet there is an Irish community with you as well, They DO get into
every corner of the world.
It must be so frustrating having your body damaged by someone who
was so careless ,and no doubt you would like to kick his head in.
The trouble is now, that there are very few quiet places left anywhere
I do walk in a really nice wood near home, and watch the squirrels
hurtling around. Night Joy, speak soon x
joy47826 jacqueline01135
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Never got into Downton Abbey but some of my friends enjoy it a lot. Have been watching the FDR documentary going on here....how this president struggled with polio and keeping it all together for 12 yrs as president here....
Noiw I know this is true; the hip bone connected to the knee bone, the knee bone connected to the ankle bone....these have all been affected since hip replacement.....
Sleep Good. j x
jacqueline01135 joy47826
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cyclists here. Motor bike riders are worst they drive like speedway riders on country roads, then wonder why they get mashed.
Ham omelette for breakfast night x
joy47826 jacqueline01135
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A friend who is 64 recently took her bike with another friend and went along our beach front and when getting off the bike, she fell and broke one wrist and fractured the other....she's been off work 6 weeks now....She hadn't been on a bike outside for some time and didn't know her capabilities.
Now another friend who is 71 and a female, rides a BIG BIKE and goes across the U.S. into Canada and Mexico, she belongs to bike clubs....went to Florida recently on her bike from Arizona where she lives for her brother's memorial service...2000 miles give or take.
I think she is NUTS....you would not catch me on a bike outside....any kind....
jacqueline01135 joy47826
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You are still in bed, at this point in time 7-30am andwe are off for breakfast
Speak later
jacqueline01135
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in the garden, making things homeless ,they shouldn't eat my plants
why can't they eat weeds !!!!
Closing now, going to have a cup of tea , Yorkshire tea of course x
joy47826 jacqueline01135
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Now, I know you Brits love your tea, tea leaves have HIGH FLUORIDE in them....I'm an anti fluoirde activist and believe "F" causes too many health issues, from joint fractures to thyroid damage...and if the water you use has "F" in it, then you are getting double whammys of fluoride...
I know a LOT of Europe does not add "F" to their waters but the UK does to a degree. The U.S. is horrible with this toxin. It's all for profits not for health of the people, I've done years of research on this subject...
So now we've discussed the immune system. More to think on from yours truly.
jacqueline01135 joy47826
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and after 5 days of NO mail, It dawned on me that I have somehow
deleted something , so, Iv'e pressed a few more keys to see if I have got
everybody back .Would you do the honours Joy, and just send me a yes
then i can join the lap toppers again,
joy47826 jacqueline01135
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jacqueline01135 joy47826
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wind. I just thought about you .and if you had any rain yet? Iv'e just
recovered from a bad Flare, and in 3 days It's operation day ,after that It will be pain Have you any remedies ,that I can buy NOW because I will not be driving for at least two weeks I'm giving my ganglion a lot of
pressing, which seems not to like ,and is getting smaller.
Hope you are well Jacqui
marey jacqueline01135
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ovely description jac
good luck with your op xxxxxxxxxxxxx
joy47826 jacqueline01135
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No rain here, pretty darn DRY....dowsers are being hired by communities to dig for new wells for many off the public water grids...
What is surgery for? Ganglion? If it's getting smaller why surgery?
I'm OK, looking into Prolozone which are injections of vitamins, homeopathics and oxygen into arthritic joints and other pain areas... Talk later....J
hope4cure jacqueline01135
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hope4cure jacqueline01135
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I understand exactly how it is to loose our beloved animals.
I had three amazing horses for over 22 years , 5 dogs 3cats . All such a part of my every day living.
then one by one as they aged they became sick. I lost them all in a 4 year period. Plus I almost lost my husband.
its taken 3 years to adjust. My husband is better and we finally adopted a rescue dog.
I would luv to have horses again but it's too much for us as we are in our late 60's. We rode in parades I did trail racing on my Arabians for years. So I have had a good time. I just lost my last horse a Tenneessee Walker my Rolls-Royce of a ride. He was 33 yrs old. I miss them very much. I am so grateful to have live with them and had a wonder life learning from these magnificent animals.
jacqueline01135 joy47826
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your herbal remedies, and came across the Ganglions Mine has gone,
I pressed and massaged it into submission with the help of Tiger balm.
The diviticulitis is WELL under control ,due to the probiotics and Vit D
Tinnitus still a major prob, I almost had an attack of gout ,but the
cherry effect soon kicked that into touch.
I hope you are as good as when we last ""spoke""