Hi gang. I've been down for a little over a week catching a nasty bacterial infection traveling. Just a heads up for all of you to be careful. They had me on...
Happy Fourth of July!! Be a patriot! Come join your fellow Spondyvilleans in the pursuit of happiness in the NEW Spondy Cafe chat room this, and EVERY...
As per tradition, the annual Spondyville Fourth of July fireworks celebration will be held in Fuselot Park, on the Northeast corner of Ankylosinger Square. The...
I had thyroid surgery last Tuesday. The first day was rough but I am better and home now. The worst part is the pain in my neck and back from laying so...
Faith, I am so glad to hear you are doing well after your thyroid surgery. I did not know you were having surgery, actually, but now that I know, I'll send...
Summer Doldrums? Come join your fellow Spondyvilleans in the NEW Spondy Cafe chat room this, and EVERY Saturday at 10 AM and 5 PM Eastern times.(GMT-5 hours) ...
Hi all. I run a group to and know what it's like seeing no one post. I thought I would say hello to all that joined and give a little update. Since joining,...
Hi Brian, than;s for the update. I was waiting for others to jump in, but I guess a lot of people are on vacation. We usually get a slow down every year at...
Hi all, I am on here because of my son, Rob who was diagnosed with juvenile spondy at the age of 12. He is 20 now. My question: He has been in remission for...
Sorry I can't answer your question, but just want to tell you that most people that age, especially males think they're invincible. That's why they join the...
Yes, we all think we're invincible and invulnerable when we're that age. LOL I have actually heard of one or two people that have claimed to have gone into a...
Spencer, my biggest worry right now is loss of insurance coverage. My medical claims cost my small company I worked for a bunch I didn't know about and now...
Question for all of you. Have any of you been tested for low potassium or vitamin D levels? I have been doing some research on this today because I was asked...
Hi Brian; Nice to hear from you again. :-) RE: Vitamin D and Potassium I routinely take vitamin D for two reasons...one relates to a surgery I've had in the...
Hi, Tyler I also don't produce enough red blood cells or enough whole blood. I never did get any answers from Drs what may be causing this. I am on 5,000...
Linda, just passing on this. I was advised and read this on line also to not go above 2,000 a day with vitamin D. It can cause kidney damage and calcium...
Where on-line did you see this limit? Most professional Vitamin D reseearchers and physicians who use it in their practices will differ. Vitamin D toxicity...
Thanks Brian for your concern, but I also read that for fibro it is the recommended dose, also it's what my Dr. prescribed. I will discuss this with her...
I vaguely remember hearing about this study. Thanks for bringing it to my attention again. Currently, though, it would appear to be the only major study...
Hi Brian! Yes, I'm tested regularly. My Vitamin D level was low and I've been taking 5,000 iu of VitD for the last 2yrs. My potassium has showed low on...
Oh yes about the low levels. This is the list of my issues and most fit the vitamin D and potassium problems. GI issues started in my childhood with two...
Samantha, thank you so much. I increased my intake to 3,000 iu for now. I work outside but not always in the sun. I could feel a difference in the first 24...
I wanted to pass on another success about vitamin D. My mother, age 72, was diagnosed with a brain tumor. She started taking 1,000iu of D a day and as of last...
I got reinstated because apparently I had an address that was non responsive or something like that so when I went to post it said I was bouncing! I haven't...
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