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Ted,

 

I had no idea and I just happen to be hopping over there for New Years Eve. I am only three hours from Paris.

BTW thanks for the thanks but we aren't military and I can't take their rewards.

It is the military that deserves the thanks.

 

We travel a lot and go to all the funky places as you can see my Ted was over there or one and half years and that was his second trip.

But he is somewhat safer than the courageous militay of whom I have the greatest respect.

 

That is why he travels so much and won't be home long. But it goes with the work and we knew that when we took it on, and we have been doing it a long time. I think it was early 04 when he first went to Baghdad

there are a lot drawbacks: you pick up your family and move overseas...very exciting for a while. I have missed out on a lot. My dear friend died and I wasn' t there, her daughter (who is like my daughter) had a baby I haven't seen, My daughter, Susan

comes over twice a year and we travel a lot, that is the good part, the travel. But is it worth not seeing her but two or three times a year.

Christmas she brings her friends from college and they spend NYE in a different country every year.

Yes, there are perks, but I have sat here alone pretty much for a year and a half and I wonder is it worth it.

I am not getting any younger and I am missing so much. But with things the way they are in the states right now I am not sure it is a good time to go back.

 

We were in England when I became Ill with cancer, that was hell...I finally went back to the states for medical. My husband was in a catastrophic car accident in England that sent him back for several months, some disability he will never recover from. There is the good and the bad, I doubt that we would have changed anything. But while he is home we will have a long talk about the future.

I go back and forth, I love overseas, love the travel, the food, different cultures...then I want my own house an my own yard with a dog and a cat like we were in the long forgotten past;as the years are slipping by.

 

Sorry, didn't mean to write a book:-)

 

thanks again for the info and I will look the that when I am in Paris and will report back.

 

Barbara N Germany--- On Thu, 12/3/09, TED SANFORD <tedsanford wrote:

TED SANFORD <tedsanfordRe: Re: Cookwareoleander soup Date: Thursday, December 3, 2009, 3:27 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vision cookware is also made in France, I have several pieces from there.

Good luck,

Ted--- On Thu, 12/3/09, barbara elenniss <bntelenniss wrote:

barbara elenniss <bntelennissRe: Re: Cookwareoleander soup Date: Thursday, December 3, 2009, 11:50 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That is fantastic. What a great shopper you are, and bargain finder. My husband would thing vision ware was glasses . LOL

 

Maybe If I was back in the states I might find some of those fantatic buys, But I am overseas and don't tell anyone, but I love to shop:-) I learned online shopping very quickly, much to my hubby's dismay.

 

And for a great announcement: MY HUBBY IS COMING HOME NEXT WED. (HOME AS IN gERMANY) AFTER ONE AND HALF YEARS IN THE WAR ZONE. yaHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHH

 

He won't be home long before he is sent someone else, but we will have the best Christmas with my dauthter here. I am soOOOOOOOOOO looking forward to it. The year and half didn't seem so long, but the week seems like it will never get here"-)

 

 

Barbara N. Germany

 

-- On Thu, 12/3/09, TED SANFORD <tedsanford (AT) verizon (DOT) net> wrote:

TED SANFORD <tedsanford (AT) verizon (DOT) net>Re: Re: Cookwareoleander soupThursday, December 3, 2009, 10:31 AM

 

 

 

 

 

In the best swamp yankee tradition, by visiting a couple Salvation Army stores in the past couple of months, I have put together a set of vision glass cookware for about $50 that includes 3 frying pans, 3 saucepans with lids. As long as you use a little common sense, and don't pour cold water in a hot pan, they work great.

Ted --- On Thu, 12/3/09, barbara elenniss <bntelenniss@ > wrote:

barbara elenniss <bntelenniss@ >Re: Re: Cookwareoleander soupThursday, December 3, 2009, 1:20 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Melly,

 

Could be. I forgot where I found it, I thought it was from Natural news, but total forgot, especialy

since I have had this awful sinus/ear infection. I can hardly think.

 

You can see what I mean about 'expensive'. Where did you see it?

 

I was surprised to see how inexpensive Mercola is. $600.00 for a set. The set I almost bought when I decided to post and ask for info was on sale for $1700. I actually bought it and then cancelled it as I decided to try to get some info on cookware before buying it,

 

thanks,

barbara--- On Wed, 12/2/09, tita_mel <tita_mel > wrote:

tita_mel <tita_mel > Re: Cookwareoleander soupWednesday, December 2, 2009, 2:32 PM

BarbaraIs this cookware called "master (salad)"? There is one such that is waterless cooking and yes very expensive. It is sold like they sell tupperware - home parties with demos.Mellyoleander soup, barbara elenniss <bntelenniss@ ...> wrote:>> > Tony,> > That is not the cookware that I was looking at that I said was so expensive, this is not expensive at all. Cookware is pricey and I don't mind paying a good price, but when I went to this one site (which of course I can't find right now) it was so $$. I would not pay $389.00 for one small pan, and that is what it was. I looked at several pieces and they were all that $. Someone directed me to Mercola's site and I did go there, but

didn't find the cookware. This cookware that I was looking at was> waterless, greaseless, surgicial steel. Now I found two sites, one being what I described above and another where the prices were reasonable, therefore I thought the realsonable ones had to be > inferior:-)> > One more think, I am not sure I understand how to use affiliate links, I assume I can just to Mercola in the below email from you and Mercola would know you sent me or am I being naive? sent me to a couple of places that had codes that I assume were affliites of yours for purchasing a couple of things that I sent to my daughter and the red clover for my husband and me. > I ship to the war zone, Germany and to my daughter in the states, and I do buy a lot of vitamins. I am just as happy to use a affiliate of yours.> > I have bought a lot from life extensions, and I heard about

them fromfSuzanne Somer's book> Breakthrough, I think that is when I started to be serious about: throwing out my toothpaste and getting no floride, using corn starch instead of deodorant (works like a charm for me). I started to go to other sites like life extensions, where I found out about natural news.com who recommended the bentonite clay, and that website sent me to you and . Now I no longer take the cancer shot s> (hormone therapy 3100 euros a shot here in Germany and that only includes the actual medicine, not the cost of seeing a dr. to supervise it or the nurse to inject it. A little better in the states: on around $600.00 per shot...man did that big pharma make some $ off me in the last three years. LOL> > When I go back in May and get my checkup with a PET/CT and I am cancer free I will breathe better.> The shots were something that would go throughout my body

seeking out the cancer cells. I don't have active, full blown, but cells in the body left after surgery.> > OK, I got a little off topic on that. So the cookware that Mercola sells is good, well that is all I need to hear. I am not a great cook and don't do much of it, but heck we are all entitled to new cookware once in a while. My husband did ask what I was going to do with it:-)> > He is in the war zone, I am in Germany, my daughter is in Ca., but we will all be here for Christmas and I can try out my new pans:-)> > Thank you Tony and , you are been a true inspiration to me. I can't tell you how much my life has changed since finding Oleander soup, though I have a long way to go I am learning more every day.> > Have a Blessed day.> Barbara N Germany > > > > --- On Tue, 12/1/09, TonyI

@.. .> wrote:> > >@.. .>> Re: Cookware> oleander soup> Tuesday, December 1, 2009, 8:21 PM> > > > > > > > > > > > > > Yeah the Mercola cookware is great, if a bit pricey. If you go there, use my link would ya, since Mercola is one of the companies I chose to affiliate with due to the quality of their products and suitability for my suggested protocol?> http://products. mercola.com/ ?aid=CD363> Speaking of products, our website's Supplements section now has a pretty complete selection from Mercola,

Native Remedies and their PetsAlive division in addition to extensive items from longtime favorites Utopia Silver, Oasis Complete Wellness, Jon Barron's Baseline Nutritionals Formulas. We also have links, but no individual product listings yet for Life Extension, iherb and more.> Feel free to buy from whomever you want and to use our affiliate links or not, but affiliate sales is a vital part of the income that keeps and I (and now my son too) afloat. Money is not the primary reason we do what we do, just a necessary one for us to keep going and have the time we do to devote to what we like to do in helping others and spreading information about alternatives to mainstream drugs and treatments (and the dangers of those mainstream items). We don't make much from any single source, but it all adds up.> All the best and thanks,> Tony> > oleander soup, rleeh2001@ wrote:> >> > > > > > > > _Mercola.Com Mercola 5 PC Cast Iron Pans Cobalt Blue 5 Pc - Swanson Health > > Products_ (http://www.swansonv itamins.com/ MER003/ItemDetai l?n=) $147.75 > > > > In a message dated 12/1/2009 6:44:08 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, > > bntelenniss@ writes:> > > > > > > > > > > > I am in the market for new cookware, and have told hubby I want that for > > Christmas, however when I checked out that site, the cookware I found was > > outrageous expensive, at least for me. I will pay around $2000 but some of > > the

small pans were like 389.00 per pan. Also what about the glass cookware, > > we now know the corning ware is not what it used to be, but what shall we > > replace it with?> > > > Just some food for thought or lack of food without cookware:-)> > > > You can tell I am feeling better.> > > > Thanks,> > Barbara N Germany> > > > > > --- On Mon, 11/30/09, robert-blau@ Mon, 11/30/09, > > roberrobert- blau@robert- bl wrote:> > > > > > > > robert-blau@ roberobert-blau@ robert-bl> > Your Cookware can Undermine or Support Your Health> > searching-alternati searching-alternaTo : > > searching-altesearchinsearching-alternati To:> > Monday, November 30, 2009, 4:07 PM> > >

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