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WOW!
Thanx to all of you who've responded to my initial question: my apologies for being so late in "returning," but I've been without a computer at home; add to that all the MD appts. plus test after test, plus finding out I've got ANOTHER lump in the liver------all of this has kept me from being able to get back online.
My bruising is from bumping things, but a lot of time, I have no idea what I bumped (maybe I sleepwalk? ). I get plenty of good nutrients and fluids and haven't ever smoked, boozed it up, done drugs, etc. My worst failing in the food dept. is chocoloholism.
I can't do megadoses of Vitamin C ingestion because it causes my (already worse than ever now with the liver messed up) plumbing to get hyperactive. 1K mg is my max.
I've been taking milkthistle daily for about 7 years.
As much as I hate the thought of assaulting my carcuss [sic] with chemo toxins and the violation wrought by radiation, my cancer is too advanced for me to consider doing the alternate route (like Budwig or Gerson).
Sorry, I did not understand the question as to whether I'm "hypermobile." Is that a polite way of saying "hyperactive" (or else that I levitate )? Because plenty of folks in the past have called me that, altho the CFS has nixed that to a great extent. I am actually hyper-sluggish (if that's not an oxymoron), bec. CFS already made me a "beddy" person (something I never was until I got that durn disease), but now, with this cancer, I might as well just get married to my bed, since it and I are lying together almost 24/7.
And yah, I was wondering if there might be a silver lining to the chemo in the form of it also erasing the CFS (but youch, what a stiff price to pay! ).
Oh, and as for medical mary jane {chortle, chortle}, even though that's legal here in Mexifornica, knowing my ornery/contrary carcuss [sic], it would make me SICKER (that's what happened when I got Kutapressin shots). A lot of stuff I have tried has made me WORSE, or else it does the opposite of what it's supposed to (like low dose Synequan, Rx'd for my insomnia, not only not helping me to sleep at ALL, but to boot, making me weepy the whole day---and I am decidedly NOT a melancholy or weepy person by nature! )
Thanx to all of you who've responded to my initial question: my apologies for being so late in "returning," but I've been without a computer at home; add to that all the MD appts. plus test after test, plus finding out I've got ANOTHER lump in the liver------all of this has kept me from being able to get back online.
My bruising is from bumping things, but a lot of time, I have no idea what I bumped (maybe I sleepwalk? ). I get plenty of good nutrients and fluids and haven't ever smoked, boozed it up, done drugs, etc. My worst failing in the food dept. is chocoloholism.
I can't do megadoses of Vitamin C ingestion because it causes my (already worse than ever now with the liver messed up) plumbing to get hyperactive. 1K mg is my max.
I've been taking milkthistle daily for about 7 years.
As much as I hate the thought of assaulting my carcuss [sic] with chemo toxins and the violation wrought by radiation, my cancer is too advanced for me to consider doing the alternate route (like Budwig or Gerson).
Sorry, I did not understand the question as to whether I'm "hypermobile." Is that a polite way of saying "hyperactive" (or else that I levitate )? Because plenty of folks in the past have called me that, altho the CFS has nixed that to a great extent. I am actually hyper-sluggish (if that's not an oxymoron), bec. CFS already made me a "beddy" person (something I never was until I got that durn disease), but now, with this cancer, I might as well just get married to my bed, since it and I are lying together almost 24/7.
And yah, I was wondering if there might be a silver lining to the chemo in the form of it also erasing the CFS (but youch, what a stiff price to pay! ).
Oh, and as for medical mary jane {chortle, chortle}, even though that's legal here in Mexifornica, knowing my ornery/contrary carcuss [sic], it would make me SICKER (that's what happened when I got Kutapressin shots). A lot of stuff I have tried has made me WORSE, or else it does the opposite of what it's supposed to (like low dose Synequan, Rx'd for my insomnia, not only not helping me to sleep at ALL, but to boot, making me weepy the whole day---and I am decidedly NOT a melancholy or weepy person by nature! )
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