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Re: Memory

With pernicious anemia, B12 injections directly into the muscle are
required since taking B12 orally would do no good since you cannot
absorb it. I take injections monthly.

It took 3 months to feel better but I fully recovered - I'm sorry James
is having a hard time, Liz, I hope you can figure out what's wrong with
the memory.

Julia
Mon Feb 16, 2009 2:39 pm

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Hi all, Hope you are well. Just a quick question... Does anyone have problems with memory? James's memory is shocking (for example he will get off the phone... 		Liz and James Yarker
hypodogs
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2:27 am

I had short term memory issues just prior to being diagnosed with pernicious anemia. It was caused by a B12 deficiency - not from diet but from the autoimmune...
juliap99
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Julia, After you found out about this Intrinsic Factor, how did they treat it? Michele ... From: juliap99 <richardson.jrr@...> Subject: [apeced] Re:...
Michele Pregozen
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Hi, James was diagnosed with pernicious anaemia in 2002. He currently has B12 injections every 3 weeks. I had thought that it might be that but he isn't any...
Liz and James Yarker
hypodogs
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With pernicious anemia, B12 injections directly into the muscle are required since taking B12 orally would do no good since you cannot absorb it. I take...
juliap99
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2:39 pm
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