PLEASE help diagnose at least loosely please. I have been sick for a few weeks with what started as a cold/chest cold. Progressively, it has gotten worse, even after being on antibiotics for five days (out of seven). It is mainly now a cough, brochospasm, phlegm (phlegm is still clear; has been mainly cough for 2 weeks). My cough is a seal-like cough (like whooping, very deep and guttoral, rolling/barking). Nothing is working, and I’ve been to a doctor twice in two weeks (not a full work-up done). With two days left on antibiotics (moxifloxacin) I am pretty sure this remedy is not working. ...
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Debate Forums : A/A Debate Forum Although debates over the style of this (these) forum(s) really should be taken to the webmaster in my opinion: http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=704&i=1063#i   [End]
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100% agreement. I saw a message from the webmaster on the debate forum about debates on the support forum. I also see the regular forum was started anew. However, this does not address the issue I initially posted about, but maybe I wasn’t specific in my posting (I was truly trying to be diplomatic in a time of emotion). I believe the issue is the awful tone presented in that forum. Please note I didn’t say the information provided. It’s a forum and specifically intended for the sharing of information. The presentation is outlandish from (mainly) one source, and has also been questionab ...
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””NOTICE” to those considering making any post on this forum!” located at http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=425&i=3264#i This is the exact type of post that gets people riled up and is totally unnecessary in a support forum. It is demeaning to those who come wanting to share and receive information and support. I hope everyone who comes to CureZone understands that this place, like any other on the internet, can have posters who publish something that others disagree with, and some who post things that have been proven wrong by fact. In either case, I found this message to be well out ...
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Lovely PMS I ran out of Arizona green tea two days ago, but I like the stuff and will get more of it. Unfortunately, I’ve only found it at a WalGreens so far, and that’s 5 miles from anywhere I need to go any time soon. On my second day of drinking the tea, I had about the same results as the day before -- pre-cramps stopped and didn’t return until about 10 pm. As stated in a previous post, this may be entirely coincidental and non-related to the tea. In either case, I will get more tea and wait for the "true" cramps to begin in hopes of some relief. K ...
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When my mother first began her obvious journey with Alzheimer’s, I remember telling her to put herself into my childrens’ shoes and appreciate every flower and weed (weed = plant not widely loved) and cloud. It really helped with the early onset of anxiety and depression many Alz sufferers experience. Good to remember - thanks for the post.   [End]
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Woot!! That ageless link is ageless! Thanks a bunch :)   [End]
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Crazy ey? But true for me! Yes, I am willing to sacrifice my body for facial beauty. But let me explain with a bit more detail. I’ve long considered myself to be.. well.. cute. That feeling was born fully out of ego -- males telling me so. Fine and dandy, but I had to nurture that feeling into belief, so now, my ’cuteness’ stems more from self-confidence and a youthful persona. In short, I believe in myself; I like myself; I am not 100% happy with the reflection of the mirror, but I am far from repulsed by any part of me; I am mature, but so young at heart and I adore life. What happ ...
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Hmm, so I sipped on the Arizona Green Tea (with ginseng and honey) during the day yesterday, finishing it off at a late lunch. I’m not 100% sure, but it may have helped to ease my cramping. As a recap.. someone on the forums mentioned that the tea really helped them with cramping -- it ”did wonders”. I am currently in PMS and experiencing ”pre-cramps” which I usually get/suffer for up to 3 days before Aunt Flo comes. These cramps aren’t typically enough to break open the meds *yet*, but are definitely enough to make me feel that pain thing constantly. For a more complete introduction ...
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I’ve been on an SSRI for about 4 years and I’m ready to come off them for several reasons. My doctor is about an hour from my home. This may not seem like much, but juggling a household with kids and all our activities calls for better use of my time. I certainly could get a doctor within just a few miles of me and start a new prescription, but I just don’t want to do this. Firstly, I no longer have insurance. Paying OOP, out of pocket, would not completely break my bank, but it’s another thing I don’t want to do. The cost of travel, time, doctor’s visit (to tell me everything I alre ...
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I’ve been in PMS for at least a week, maybe more. I have plenty of OTC pills at the ready for the pain, but I’m trying some other remedies before I break them open. I expect Aunt Flo to show up within the next 1-4 days. Starting yesterday, I have changed my diet. I don’t feel I can change my complete diet for a lifetime, but I can certainly do it for a while. I bought 3 kinds of pears, kiwi, plums, grapes, oranges & tangerines and apples. I also picked up some sunflower seeds, broccoli, avocados, Arizone green tea with ginseng and honey, vanilla soy milk, deli turkey and some chocola ...
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I am a 30something year old mother and wife with a lot of life to live. I am a secular humanist -- agnostic by nature and definition (I’m often called an atheist by those who aren’t clear on the distinctions *s*). Anyway, I’m very firm on my beliefs (and disbeliefs, as it were) yet I keep an open mind and am a very tolerant person. I’ve been coming to curezone for at least a year. I think I actually joined months and months ago... even posted a time or two. I got busy with life for some time and, by the time I came back, I’d forgotten even my username. I’m here again because I find the ...
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I have been taking an SSRI for 3 - 4 years, starting with Celexa then Lexapro for the last 2 years. I have, in the past, attempted to wean myself off, going for a month or two completely off it with disastrous results (heavy depression with all accompanying symtoms). I am now at mission critical with only *5* Lexapros left - 5 days of even-leveled life, no insurance and no doctor’s appointment, so no more Rx. Of note *********** the medicine helps to ”lift” me but it also helps to CALM me from hyper-sensitivity to touch, sounds and light. This is important to me (but I would sure like to ...
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