http://www.ostomysupport.info/chat.html

8pm UK Time which is 3pm EST ish.
A clock showing the current UK time is also on that page. Look at it
to see the current UK then you can work out what 8pm UK is in your
part of the world.

All ostomists welcome, whatever the condition, whatever the age.

Go to the URL above and can join us in the chat room from there. A
free-to-use Java Client
is embedded into the page that is dead easy to use.

If you use mIRC, or Besirc or some other IRC Chat Client, here's the
server details you need to connect:

Server: irc.fef.net
Port: 6667
Channel: #ostomyland.

WebTV Users, you need to use your own TV based software to join us -
included free as part
of the WebTV browser software. Use the server and port and channel
info when requested by your software to join

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Don't forget that the channel is now open 24/7 for general chit chat
during the week. The more people who visit it regularly the better
the chances of finding people to talk to in there at any time of the
day. :o)

Look forward to seeing you in the meeting Saturday night, or later on
in the week.

Hey Guys,
I am a liberal person.  I monitor this site everyday.  Straitshooter
unsubscribed, so we can leave it at that.  If he hadn't, I would
have felt the need to give some warnings. We are all in this
together. I am glad you all are here.
I love you!
Jacy

Dear lord lets not make this into something its not
you guys need to grow up and stop arguing this group
is not meant to post veiws of BLAH BLAH BLAH and you
know what read into muslims a little b-4 you write off
the whole religion as a killer group and just leave
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I am the last person who is a racist. It is obviously hard for you to accept the
facts of life as they currently exists. It was muslims who attacked the olympics
in germany, It was muslims who hijacked a cruise liner and killed an american in
a wheel chair, it was muslims who have attacked numerous embassys across the
world, it was muslims who committed genocide in Kosovo, it was muslims who
attacked the world trade center --twice killing thousands, it is muslims who
routinely strap bombs on themselves to kill innocents in israel, it was a muslim
who attacked and killed fellow soldiers in iraq. It has been muslims who have
betrayed thier oath while in our military. Gee---do you see the pattern as to
why this is not a peaceful religion??  Again---If i have a Prejudice its against
people who are cold blooded killers in the name of thier god and not by any
race. Dont bother to exclude me from this group---i'm outta here on my
own--theres never any posts or communication anyway

d morrison <whyz_guy2000@...> wrote:To J.R.

Racism does not have a place on this forum either. So on behalf of peaceful
muslim ostomates who may belong to this group, please refrain from such ignorant
posts. Or prepare to come up with yet another moniker.

Thanks
David

Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 06:45:58 -0800 (PST)
From: "J.R."
Subject: Re: alive

Hi Kazzi---Im also alive but under a new name. Formerly IAFARMBOY but yahoo
boted my account cause i responded to some damn muslim who was preaching his
garbage about belonging to a peacful religion in another group i belonged to.
Hence the new name. Hope your all doing well. 23 years from surgery here and
never done better!


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To J.R.

Racism does not have a place on this forum either. So on behalf of peaceful
muslim ostomates who may belong to this group, please refrain from such ignorant
posts. Or prepare to come up with yet another moniker.

Thanks
David

Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 06:45:58 -0800 (PST)
From: "J.R."
Subject: Re: alive

Hi Kazzi---Im also alive but under a new name. Formerly IAFARMBOY but yahoo
boted my account cause i responded to some damn muslim who was preaching his
garbage about belonging to a peacful religion in another group i belonged to.
Hence the new name. Hope your all doing well. 23 years from surgery here and
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Hi Kazzi---Im also alive but under a new name. Formerly IAFARMBOY but yahoo
boted my account cause i responded to some damn muslim who was preaching his
garbage about belonging to a peacful religion in another group i belonged to.
Hence the new name.  Hope your all doing well. 23 years from surgery here and
never done better!



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my e-mail i hope i havent got knocked off the site . hope you are all
well hugsssssss kazzie xx



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hey everybody....... are we still here i just havent had any posts in
my e-mail i hope i havent got knocked off the site . hope you are all
well hugsssssss kazzie xx

-
Thanks David.   My side affects on the 5FU was very mild.  Just hope
this next round, which will be stronger, will have mercy on me as well.

Sunny


-- In peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com, d morrison
<whyz_guy2000@y...> wrote:
>
> Hi Sunny,
>
> I found real aloe vera, not the aloe cream or gel etc. but the real
thing which I found at a health food store and confirmed was ok with
my rad team helped somewhat.
>
> I would put it on gauze pads and put those on the affected areas and
leave them on under my clothes.
>
> As I asked my wife, "You know what really burns my a##?  Radiation!!"
>
> Re your chemo, we are all different, but for me nausea was the worst
side effect. I guess I had them all except the mouth sores and they
all get gradually worse until chemo ends, but nausea really whipped
me.  If you get it treat it agressively right away it is very
difficult to relieve once it starts.
>
> Good luck
>
> David
>
>
>
>
>
> From: "sunny"
> Subject: Question
>
> I have just completed my radiation therapy and my first round of 5FU
> chemo. I have rectal cancer and all the radiation was in the rear.
> Now it is very sore and raw. Anyone know how to get a little more
> comfort in this area besides pain meds? Any over the counter
> medication that maybe would help during this healing process.
>
> Another question, I will start my next round of chemo the 25th of
> February. This will be 5 days out of each month, does anyone have
> any idea about what I should expect? I've had my ostomy for 2 1/2
> months and this seems to be doing ok. I just want an idea what more
> to expect.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Sunny
>
>
>
>
>
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Hi Sunny,

I found real aloe vera, not the aloe cream or gel etc. but the real thing which
I found at a health food store and confirmed was ok with my rad team helped
somewhat.

I would put it on gauze pads and put those on the affected areas and leave them
on under my clothes.

As I asked my wife, "You know what really burns my a##?  Radiation!!"

Re your chemo, we are all different, but for me nausea was the worst side
effect. I guess I had them all except the mouth sores and they all get gradually
worse until chemo ends, but nausea really whipped me.  If you get it treat it
agressively right away it is very difficult to relieve once it starts.

Good luck

David





From: "sunny"
Subject: Question

I have just completed my radiation therapy and my first round of 5FU
chemo. I have rectal cancer and all the radiation was in the rear.
Now it is very sore and raw. Anyone know how to get a little more
comfort in this area besides pain meds? Any over the counter
medication that maybe would help during this healing process.

Another question, I will start my next round of chemo the 25th of
February. This will be 5 days out of each month, does anyone have
any idea about what I should expect? I've had my ostomy for 2 1/2
months and this seems to be doing ok. I just want an idea what more
to expect.


Thanks,
Sunny





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I have just completed my radiation therapy and my first round of 5FU
chemo.   I have rectal cancer and all the radiation was in the rear.
Now it is very sore and raw.  Anyone know how to get a little more
comfort in  this area besides pain meds?  Any over the counter
medication that maybe would help during this healing process.

Another question, I will start my next round of chemo the 25th of
February.   This will be 5 days out of each month, does anyone have
any idea about what I should expect?  I've had my ostomy for 2 1/2
months and  this seems to be doing ok.  I just want an idea what more
to expect.


Thanks,
Sunny

Hi Joe,
Glad you are here.  There is a chat on Monday evenings.  If you want to private
chat, then you should download Yahoo messenger, and put some friends on it. 
That is a great way to private chat.
Jacy
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: josefdow
   To: peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 1:10 AM
   Subject: [peoples with ostomy2] (unknown)


   Hi,my name is joe.
   I've had a ileostomy for 25 yrs.I'm new to this room and i can't
   figure it out.
   Help would be apprecieted.
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Hi Kevin,
I say moderation is the key word.  If you feel ok doing it, then it should be
ok.  I think it makes some difference how old you are, and how old your stoma
is.  Hernias for no reason at all are common in people with ostomies.  Just be
careful, and you may want to contact your Dr.
Jacy
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: kevin
   To: peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 8:09 PM
   Subject: [peoples with ostomy2] ~~question for jacy~~


   Hi Jacy,
             I have a question; I thought I read somewhere a few years
   ago that if you have an ostomy you shouldn't work out by lifting
   weights. I have been workin' out for a few years now and haven't
   really seen any problems. Am I doing more harm than good to my
   interiors by lifting weights?
   kevin


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Hi Joe

What are you trying to figure out how to do?  If you want to chat - you can
go to the member list and find similar people (some list where they are
from and ages, etc).  Email one of them or list on an open email your age,
location and interests and ask for someone to email you.

If you want to do anything else, ask and I'm sure someone would be able to
help you out. :)

Angel hugs

Tina

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Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2004 07:10:31 +0000
To: peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [peoples with ostomy2] (unknown)


Hi,my name is joe.
I've had a ileostomy for 25 yrs.I'm new to this room and i can't
figure it out.
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Hi,my name is joe.
I've had a ileostomy for 25 yrs.I'm new to this room and i can't
figure it out.
Help would be apprecieted.
Like to pvt.chat with simular people.

Hi Jacy,
           I have a question; I thought I read somewhere a few years
ago that if you have an ostomy you shouldn't work out by lifting
weights. I have been workin' out for a few years now and haven't
really seen any problems. Am I doing more harm than good to my
interiors by lifting weights?
kevin

Thank you to everyone who replyed.  I wish they would tell us this.
I read one book about ostomys but it did not help much.  Does anyone
know of any good books?  I like to read.
Thanks
Jennifer

--- In peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com, varshamakvana
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Apparently, this problems seems to be so common, unless you get
> the "rectum" removed which I think is a very hard step to accept
> after our major ileostomy/colostomy operation.
>
> I suffer from this too every now and again but it is not there all
> the time.  Yes, I too noticed that the mucus increases nearer the
> pre-menstrual time.    I use sanitary towel for this too.   I was
> speaking to other offline members of my ex-group who are faced with
> the same problem.   Some of them have been prescribed  pessaries by
> their consultants to help it "dry" up but it don't always work.
It
> is best to speak to your doctor if they can help in any other way.
>
> Good Luck.
>
> Varsha
>
>
> --- In peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com, "Allen T & Jacy H"
> <atjch@h...> wrote:
> > Hi Jennifer,
> > I can answer your question--- the same thing happened to me.
Here
> is why:  before you were sick, your large bowel functioned in the
> normal way. Part of that normal function is that there is a normal
> secretion of mucous that happens during peristalsis (when the bowel
> moves in your body), to lubricate the fecal material.  After you
> have your ileostomy surgery, the mucous continues to be secreted,
> and it builds up, and needs to go somewhere.  When people with a
> normal bowel get older, the mucous that is secreted in their bowels
> tends to be less, thus that is why your grandmother took a "physic"
> (laxative), because her mucous production decreased when she got
> older.
> > Jacy
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: jenrenels
> >   To: peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 1:35 PM
> >   Subject: [peoples with ostomy2] Question
> >
> >
> >   I have a iliosotomy (I can't spell).  The doctor said it is
> normal to
> >   have mucus come out of my rectom.  But it seems like it is
> happing
> >   like three times a day now and I got pressure down there.  Can
> anyone
> >   relate.  I feel I go to the bathroom three ways now.  I am
> beginning
> >   to feel like a freak and very frustrated.
> >   Jennifer
> >
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I had to have my rectum removed that's when I got more hassles and ended up with
a lot of moisture from there then ended up needing another operation to fix it

Kezzie
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: varshamakvana
   To: peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 10:44 PM
   Subject: Re: [peoples with ostomy2] Question


   Hi,

   Apparently, this problems seems to be so common, unless you get
   the "rectum" removed which I think is a very hard step to accept
   after our major ileostomy/colostomy operation.

   I suffer from this too every now and again but it is not there all
   the time.  Yes, I too noticed that the mucus increases nearer the
   pre-menstrual time.    I use sanitary towel for this too.   I was
   speaking to other offline members of my ex-group who are faced with
   the same problem.   Some of them have been prescribed  pessaries by
   their consultants to help it "dry" up but it don't always work.   It
   is best to speak to your doctor if they can help in any other way.

   Good Luck.

   Varsha


   --- In peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com, "Allen T & Jacy H"
   <atjch@h...> wrote:
   > Hi Jennifer,
   > I can answer your question--- the same thing happened to me.  Here
   is why:  before you were sick, your large bowel functioned in the
   normal way. Part of that normal function is that there is a normal
   secretion of mucous that happens during peristalsis (when the bowel
   moves in your body), to lubricate the fecal material.  After you
   have your ileostomy surgery, the mucous continues to be secreted,
   and it builds up, and needs to go somewhere.  When people with a
   normal bowel get older, the mucous that is secreted in their bowels
   tends to be less, thus that is why your grandmother took a "physic"
   (laxative), because her mucous production decreased when she got
   older.
   > Jacy
   >   ----- Original Message -----
   >   From: jenrenels
   >   To: peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com
   >   Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 1:35 PM
   >   Subject: [peoples with ostomy2] Question
   >
   >
   >   I have a iliosotomy (I can't spell).  The doctor said it is
   normal to
   >   have mucus come out of my rectom.  But it seems like it is
   happing
   >   like three times a day now and I got pressure down there.  Can
   anyone
   >   relate.  I feel I go to the bathroom three ways now.  I am
   beginning
   >   to feel like a freak and very frustrated.
   >   Jennifer
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Hi,

Apparently, this problems seems to be so common, unless you get
the "rectum" removed which I think is a very hard step to accept
after our major ileostomy/colostomy operation.

I suffer from this too every now and again but it is not there all
the time.  Yes, I too noticed that the mucus increases nearer the
pre-menstrual time.    I use sanitary towel for this too.   I was
speaking to other offline members of my ex-group who are faced with
the same problem.   Some of them have been prescribed  pessaries by
their consultants to help it "dry" up but it don't always work.   It
is best to speak to your doctor if they can help in any other way.

Good Luck.

Varsha


--- In peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com, "Allen T & Jacy H"
<atjch@h...> wrote:
> Hi Jennifer,
> I can answer your question--- the same thing happened to me.  Here
is why:  before you were sick, your large bowel functioned in the
normal way. Part of that normal function is that there is a normal
secretion of mucous that happens during peristalsis (when the bowel
moves in your body), to lubricate the fecal material.  After you
have your ileostomy surgery, the mucous continues to be secreted,
and it builds up, and needs to go somewhere.  When people with a
normal bowel get older, the mucous that is secreted in their bowels
tends to be less, thus that is why your grandmother took a "physic"
(laxative), because her mucous production decreased when she got
older.
> Jacy
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: jenrenels
>   To: peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 1:35 PM
>   Subject: [peoples with ostomy2] Question
>
>
>   I have a iliosotomy (I can't spell).  The doctor said it is
normal to
>   have mucus come out of my rectom.  But it seems like it is
happing
>   like three times a day now and I got pressure down there.  Can
anyone
>   relate.  I feel I go to the bathroom three ways now.  I am
beginning
>   to feel like a freak and very frustrated.
>   Jennifer
>
>
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Hi Jennifer,
I can answer your question--- the same thing happened to me.  Here is why: 
before you were sick, your large bowel functioned in the normal way. Part of
that normal function is that there is a normal secretion of mucous that happens
during peristalsis (when the bowel moves in your body), to lubricate the fecal
material.  After you have your ileostomy surgery, the mucous continues to be
secreted, and it builds up, and needs to go somewhere.  When people with a
normal bowel get older, the mucous that is secreted in their bowels tends to be
less, thus that is why your grandmother took a "physic" (laxative), because her
mucous production decreased when she got older.
Jacy
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: jenrenels
   To: peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 1:35 PM
   Subject: [peoples with ostomy2] Question


   I have a iliosotomy (I can't spell).  The doctor said it is normal to
   have mucus come out of my rectom.  But it seems like it is happing
   like three times a day now and I got pressure down there.  Can anyone
   relate.  I feel I go to the bathroom three ways now.  I am beginning
   to feel like a freak and very frustrated.
   Jennifer



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Jennifer I also had that happen to me about 3 years ago it isn't normal I had to
have another operation to fix it for me I sure know what you are going through I
ended up having to wear a pad in my rear end to soak all the moisture up
Please go see another doctor

Kezzie
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: jenrenels
   To: peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 5:35 AM
   Subject: [peoples with ostomy2] Question


   I have a iliosotomy (I can't spell).  The doctor said it is normal to
   have mucus come out of my rectom.  But it seems like it is happing
   like three times a day now and I got pressure down there.  Can anyone
   relate.  I feel I go to the bathroom three ways now.  I am beginning
   to feel like a freak and very frustrated.
   Jennifer



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HI Jennifer,

I can definitely relate. I have had my ostomy almost 3 years. I get the mucus
you are talking about. It happens at no particular time period. I have gone
months or days in between a discharge. I once had it happen for a week straight
but normally it is usually a day or two. It seems to happen more when I get my
period. I can usually feel it before I have a problem. It is definitely a weird
feeling when you feel you have to go the bathroom. My gastro told me it was a
normal function and it was nothing to worry about. I will use a lite day
sanitary pad if it is heavy. It your menstrual cycle, it is actually more like
four ways.

I have to say it is still a lot better then anything I had in the past with my
crohns. Take Care.

Debbie Florio
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: jenrenels
   To: peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 2:35 PM
   Subject: [peoples with ostomy2] Question


   I have a iliosotomy (I can't spell).  The doctor said it is normal to
   have mucus come out of my rectom.  But it seems like it is happing
   like three times a day now and I got pressure down there.  Can anyone
   relate.  I feel I go to the bathroom three ways now.  I am beginning
   to feel like a freak and very frustrated.
   Jennifer



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I have a iliosotomy (I can't spell).  The doctor said it is normal to
have mucus come out of my rectom.  But it seems like it is happing
like three times a day now and I got pressure down there.  Can anyone
relate.  I feel I go to the bathroom three ways now.  I am beginning
to feel like a freak and very frustrated.
Jennifer

Hi Molly,

You sounded soooooo funny.

Hope you will have a better time than I did!  Never judge a book by
its cover and never let other influences you when you do not have
full facts.    Sorry I had to say this as there is a nasty posting/e-
mail going around about me.   Lot of people know me for what I am.
Thanks again for support.

Hope all goes well with your health and will be thinking of you.

From a good friend, Varsha.
--- In peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com, jean laza
<lazy_laza_lizard@y...> wrote:
> opps~~ from molly_munchkin:  great~ I'm already a member ...
mornings are soooo confusing <grins>
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> varshamakvana <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Dear all,
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> Some time ago, I sent out invites (some personal invites) to the
> members from this group requesting stomacentral on yahoo.   Please
> ignore them as I no longer am involved in that group.  There is
> always two sides to the story.
>
> I would like to say thanks for all your support and appreciation
> showed re. my contributions to that site and all those lovely and
> supportive personal e-mails I received from some of the members of
> that group.  Big thanks.
>
> As I am no longer committed to that group, I am sure I will have
> plenty of time to visit and help other ostomates out in this
group.
> As I say "Problems shared, Problems halved" is my motto.  We all
> share the same road and life too short to hold grudges.
>
> Good Luck.
>
> Varsha xxx
> P.S.:   If you wish to comment or get back to me about
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> Thanks.
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opps~~ from molly_munchkin:  great~ I'm already a member ... mornings are soooo
confusing <grins>

varshamakvana <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Dear all,

Some time ago, I sent out invites (some personal invites) to the
members from this group requesting stomacentral on yahoo.   Please
ignore them as I no longer am involved in that group.  There is
always two sides to the story.

I would like to say thanks for all your support and appreciation
showed re. my contributions to that site and all those lovely and
supportive personal e-mails I received from some of the members of
that group.  Big thanks.

As I am no longer committed to that group, I am sure I will have
plenty of time to visit and help other ostomates out in this group.
As I say "Problems shared, Problems halved" is my motto.  We all
share the same road and life too short to hold grudges.

Good Luck.

Varsha xxx
P.S.:   If you wish to comment or get back to me about stomacentral,
please e-mail me direct and not on the posting/message board.
Thanks.



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Dear all,

Some time ago, I sent out invites (some personal invites) to the
members from this group requesting stomacentral on yahoo.   Please
ignore them as I no longer am involved in that group.  There is
always two sides to the story.

I would like to say thanks for all your support and appreciation
showed re. my contributions to that site and all those lovely and
supportive personal e-mails I received from some of the members of
that group.  Big thanks.

As I am no longer committed to that group, I am sure I will have
plenty of time to visit and help other ostomates out in this group.
As I say "Problems shared, Problems halved" is my motto.  We all
share the same road and life too short to hold grudges.

Good Luck.

Varsha xxx
P.S.:   If you wish to comment or get back to me about stomacentral,
please e-mail me direct and not on the posting/message board.
Thanks.

Hi You 2,
If you are a member, and you are SIGNED IN, then you should be able
to post a photo.  I just put one up.
We are really glad that you are here.
Jacy



--- In peopleswithostomy2@yahoogroups.com, jean laza
<lazy_laza_lizard@y...> wrote:
> I just tried to create an album and add photos, but couldn't get
past the album creation.  It just did nada, zip.  I've done this on
other sites.  Don't know what gives here.  I need help
too. ................ jean
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> kevin <rightynmighty2001@y...> wrote:  hey, does anyone know know
how to post your pic on here?
> Now, I am a half-way intelligent man, and I cannot seem to figure
> this out!! thanx for any help
> Kevin
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I just tried to create an album and add photos, but couldn't get past the album
creation.  It just did nada, zip.  I've done this on other sites.  Don't know
what gives here.  I need help too. ................ jean

kevin <rightynmighty2001@...> wrote:  hey, does anyone know know how to
post your pic on here?
Now, I am a half-way intelligent man, and I cannot seem to figure
this out!! thanx for any help
Kevin


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hey, does anyone know know how to post your pic on here?
Now, I am a half-way intelligent man, and I cannot seem to figure
this out!! thanx for any help
Kevin

Hi Jennifer,
     You are certainly welcome.  I think Kevin is right.  It does sound like
a reaction to me.  However, the last time I had a yeast infection it went
bonkers.  I had thrush then too.  Good luck and please keep us posted.

Hi Kevin,
      It is so WONDERFUL to see you post again.  I have missed you so much.
I hope that your life has been going well for you.  Please e-mail me off the
list whenever the mood strikes you.  It has been such a long time.

Good Night Everyone,  I hope that each and every one of you have a good one. 
Sincerely,  Dawn :)

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