Shingles, childhood diseases and pain. Smallpox.

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Dear Maxine,

 

You are just a baby at 73. Be glad hubby is still there and interested

enouch to try to help. He shouldn't slip things into your drinks though.

 

I did a horrible things once. My husband, (wish her were here to

grumble) had a low-grade depression and would't consider taking pills.

 

Having children on medication, I would take an atarax in a cup and grind

it up and put it in his coffee. He would complain about that, " bitter

coffee, " but it made him, " happy-go-lucky, "

 

Of course, my conscience took over soon and I quit.I was afraid it would

interfere with his sex drive.

 

I am glad I had those childhood diseases, including smallpox. I wondered

how my doctor grandfather was able to diagnose smallpox since it was so

mild. Yesterday, I learned that it had a terrible smell.

 

Also, I found that people used to innoculate themselves (and it worked).

They would take a scab from an infected person and put it up a child's

nose.

 

Later, they cut a hole in a person's skin and put the virus in the

blood.

 

Queen Elizabeth the First recovered from smallpox. Her doctor wrapped

her in red cloth. People in several countries prayed to the goddess of

smallpox and recovered

 

Blessings on you all. LOve. MArge.

[Guest guest]

Marge,

Thanks,

Hubby didn't slip anything in my drinks. Hwe just put the Valarian pill in

with my others, When I got the container I could even smell it and it would

gag me when i'd put it to my mouth. I soon was getting rid of all the pills

i took as the Valarian just made me sick. I just don't know why but I

couldn't stand to even open the bottle. for the smell of them.

I have found something called SEASIVER, anyone know anything about

it???

It says it kills the Virus of Chicken Pox?

Maxine

 

kombuchamarj <kombuchamarj

Gettingwell

Monday, November 12, 2001 4:59 AM

Shingles, childhood diseases and pain. Smallpox.

 

 

Dear Maxine,

 

You are just a baby at 73. Be glad hubby is still there and interested

enouch to try to help. He shouldn't slip things into your drinks though.

 

I did a horrible things once. My husband, (wish her were here to

grumble) had a low-grade depression and would't consider taking pills.

 

Having children on medication, I would take an atarax in a cup and grind

it up and put it in his coffee. He would complain about that, " bitter

coffee, " but it made him, " happy-go-lucky, "

 

Of course, my conscience took over soon and I quit.I was afraid it would

interfere with his sex drive.

 

I am glad I had those childhood diseases, including smallpox. I wondered

how my doctor grandfather was able to diagnose smallpox since it was so

mild. Yesterday, I learned that it had a terrible smell.

 

Also, I found that people used to innoculate themselves (and it worked).

They would take a scab from an infected person and put it up a child's

nose.

 

Later, they cut a hole in a person's skin and put the virus in the

blood.

 

Queen Elizabeth the First recovered from smallpox. Her doctor wrapped

her in red cloth. People in several countries prayed to the goddess of

smallpox and recovered

 

Blessings on you all. LOve. MArge.

 

 

 

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In a message dated 11/12/2001 5:00:37 AM Pacific Standard Time,

kombuchamarj writes:

 

<< I would take an atarax in a cup and grind

it up and put it in his coffee. >>

I am sorry, I had to laugh at this. I have a friend who has a nasty husband

and does this...still to this day. She says he calms right down after she

makes him her special cup of tea. Kim