Staying with Present Format

[Guest guest]

Misty, I agree with you 100%. I cannot see why one would hesitate to ask

for any help in this group. I have found this to be a loving group and

cannot see why anyone seeking help would hesitate to ask since no will ever

know them personally. I have learned so much from the openess (?) of the

group and the many questions that have been asked and the answers that have

come forth. Please lets keep the group just like it is.

 

BTW, my husband still has no hair appearing. We have been told that it

could be a year or it might never grow again. He is enjoying not having to

shave but is a little skeptical about the winter time coming. He feels good

but has had a problem with his peripheral vision lately. We are going back

to Houston next week for an arteriogram to see just what has happened in the

back lower brain. It is not an anurysm, stroke or AVM, but they do not know

just what it is. His vision has returned almost to normal. This episode

has nothing to do with the loss of hair according to all the neurologists

that we have seen. Now for a question. I have been reading lately that a

little wine every day can help the elasticity of the veins and arteries. Do

you have any info on this? He is 74 and we think has some hardening of the

arteries.

 

Thank you so much..Eloise

 

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Tuesday, August 12, 2003 13:31:37

 

Re: [s-A] Digest Number 261

 

Dear Patricia...

 

Can we at least try to use this format first before tweaking it into

a different direction?

 

Ultimately, people who are comfortable will post, people who are

not, will find the people they wish to ask in private. If the

concern is to truly respect someone's comfort level, it should not

be done the other way around...

 

If you wish to add your understanding to this group, may I suggest

offering articles or other insightful posts so that all of us can

enjoy and benefit from your knowledge.

 

Thank you,

Misty L. Trepke

http://www..com

 

, " patricia skinner "

<nimer99@j...> wrote:

> Hi Misty,

>

> I agree with you, but if Roger is a bit sensitive about telling

anyone his

> family problems online (many of us might be), then I'd rather help

him

> offline than not at all--if he wants help of course!

>

> Yep, I'm not selling anything. Might mention my book later

though. :-)

>

> Peace,

> Patricia.

>