Monthly Archives: February 2012

I started IV glutathione last night, in an effort to help some of my neurological symptoms (and maybe boost my immune system a little bit?), and lo and behold it actually did some good for me. It gave me a … Continue reading →

Sometimes, I’m just amazed how random strangers understand what I’m going through and dealing with, more than people who have even known me for years. I got an email from the immunology researcher at CHOP, that brings tears to my … Continue reading →

I’m currently debating whether or not David and I should send some blood to the Netherlands to do some of their DNA tests… Hmm… Begin forwarded message: From: Teddy Date: February 21, 2012 4:10:26 PM PST To: RG Subject: Re: … Continue reading →

Here We Go 🙂 Begin forwarded message: From: Teddy Date: February 21, 2012 12:24:51 PM PST To: RG Subject: Blood is in the mail 🙂 RG, I just wanted to give you the head’s up that one tube of mine, … Continue reading →

Week of February 20, 2012 * GI appointment Tues, Feb 21sf 4:30pm. Follow up about strange abdominal swelling. I’m sleeping very strangely now too. Too deeply. The bomb could go off and I wouldn’t wake up. * mail our blood … Continue reading →

I’m trying to read about all of these primary immune deficiency tests available at this lab in the Netherlands, to see which ones would make the most sense for my son David and I to try… Not an easy task, … Continue reading →

Oh, one of the beautiful ironies of life… My son just booked a job as a patient on the TV show ‘House’–is that just humorously ironic? If only I got take the Dr. House written on the page and bring … Continue reading →

Hey M, I just thought of something–you should take a tsp of Manuka honey (rated +12 or +16) three times a day–it will help your stomach problems. It’s expensive, but it’s a powerful healing honey. I’ve used it to cure … Continue reading →

Week of February 13, 2012 * finalize details about shipping blood to CHOP * figure out status of receiving David’s Correlagen blood kit (NEMO test) * meet with insurance guy 10:30am * GI appointment Feb 14th 4:30pm, Gyn appt Feb … Continue reading →

You don’t have to kill someone by shooting them with a gun–you can kill someone just as effectively by denying them a basic need, like food or water. And when someone is sick, denying that someone access to medical care … Continue reading →