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 Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:06 pm
You know something...? The president of the US really does look stupid...
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:06 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Yanitome Koukon_Tenshi Yanitome Kai Shi Yanitome MellyBean Koukon_Tenshi MellyBean Koukon_Tenshi MELLY!! *Tackle glomp~!* How is your mom!? She's good. She's home and one boob less sweatdrop I should be fine. She got it cause she was taking estrogen for menopause and her cells mutated.. Yeah...my gene's aren't the greatest either. Yep~! Heck, if more then three make themselves apparent, and you switch doctors and hospitals a lot, start collecting their pamphlets or doctors signatures. xd My Great-Grandmother passed away this spring. She had Alzheimer's to. It was slow when it started, we suspect that it started a few years before we actually realized that she had it. I know I can remember being called my grandma's name a few times when I was fairly young.
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:09 pm
Koukon_Tenshi You know something...? The president of the US really does look stupid... I know...I noticed that the other day. Really looks like a monkey too
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:09 pm
Kai Shi Same here...Have you heard about the studies they're doing about Alzheimer patients having high aluminum somethings(can't remember what it's called) levels? And that these aluminum somethings are in antiperspirant and some pots and pans. My bio teacher told my class about it awhile ago. Nothings confirmed and they're just researching it, but it's still a scary thought, ne?
What I heard is that if you either read a lot, do word searches or some sort of puzzle, your chances will be better for not getting it...
I just thought about this... It must be so hard to deal with knowing that you are going to lose some of your most beloved memories... It must be also be hard to watch a person you love lose their memories...
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:11 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Same here...Have you heard about the studies they're doing about Alzheimer patients having high aluminum somethings(can't remember what it's called) levels? And that these aluminum somethings are in antiperspirant and some pots and pans. My bio teacher told my class about it awhile ago. Nothings confirmed and they're just researching it, but it's still a scary thought, ne?
What I heard is that if you either read a lot, do word searches or some sort of puzzle, your chances will be better for not getting it...
I just thought about this... It must be so hard to deal with knowing that you are going to lose some of your most beloved memories... It must be also be hard to watch a person you love lose their memories...
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:13 pm
Yanitome My Great uncle allan, grand father and great grandfather passed away from it. I believe my father has it but he has not yet been diagnosed with it. They do have repressents for it but no cure. My Grand Mother and 2 Great Grand Mother's Passed away from cancer So I am at risk of brest cancer (odd but I'll go with it.) Almost everyone on my mother's side has diabetes. My uncle has M.S.
My grandparents on my mom's side passed away with Alzhimers, and my great-grandfather had diabetes. My dad has tintinutus (sp?), which has been handed off to me, and my mom handed me thyroid disease.
But I'm the odd-ball in the family with all the medical stuff. They are still doing tests on me, but they believe I have insulin resistance, Pseudotumor Cerebri and possibly some other stuff. They use to say I had MMD, but they are thinking it is something else now ^^'
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:15 pm
Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi You know something...? The president of the US really does look stupid... I know...I noticed that the other day. Really looks like a monkey too
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:16 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Same here...Have you heard about the studies they're doing about Alzheimer patients having high aluminum somethings(can't remember what it's called) levels? And that these aluminum somethings are in antiperspirant and some pots and pans. My bio teacher told my class about it awhile ago. Nothings confirmed and they're just researching it, but it's still a scary thought, ne?
What I heard is that if you either read a lot, do word searches or some sort of puzzle, your chances will be better for not getting it...
I just thought about this... It must be so hard to deal with knowing that you are going to lose some of your most beloved memories... It must be also be hard to watch a person you love lose their memories...My Grandma(great-grandma...but that takes too long to type) was a teacher and read so much. I think she was one of the people who inspired me to read. I think that it may have been better for her to have Alzheimer's because near the end she was getting pretty bad in health. With her having Alzheimer's she wouldn't remember very far and she seemed happy most of the time. That's mainly what mattered to me.
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:19 pm
Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Same here...Have you heard about the studies they're doing about Alzheimer patients having high aluminum somethings(can't remember what it's called) levels? And that these aluminum somethings are in antiperspirant and some pots and pans. My bio teacher told my class about it awhile ago. Nothings confirmed and they're just researching it, but it's still a scary thought, ne?
What I heard is that if you either read a lot, do word searches or some sort of puzzle, your chances will be better for not getting it...
I just thought about this... It must be so hard to deal with knowing that you are going to lose some of your most beloved memories... It must be also be hard to watch a person you love lose their memories...My Grandma(great-grandma...but that takes too long to type) was a teacher and read so much. I think she was one of the people who inspired me to read. I think that it may have been better for her to have Alzheimer's because near the end she was getting pretty bad in health. With her having Alzheimer's she wouldn't remember very far and she seemed happy most of the time. That's mainly what mattered to me.
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:20 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Yanitome My Great uncle allan, grand father and great grandfather passed away from it. I believe my father has it but he has not yet been diagnosed with it. They do have repressents for it but no cure. My Grand Mother and 2 Great Grand Mother's Passed away from cancer So I am at risk of brest cancer (odd but I'll go with it.) Almost everyone on my mother's side has diabetes. My uncle has M.S.
My grandparents on my mom's side passed away with Alzhimers, and my great-grandfather had diabetes. My dad has tintinutus (sp?), which has been handed off to me, and my mom handed me thyroid disease.
But I'm the odd-ball in the family with all the medical stuff. They are still doing tests on me, but they believe I have insulin resistance, Pseudotumor Cerebri and possibly some other stuff. They use to say I had MMD, but they are thinking it is something else now ^^'
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:21 pm
Yanitome Koukon_Tenshi Yanitome My Great uncle allan, grand father and great grandfather passed away from it. I believe my father has it but he has not yet been diagnosed with it. They do have repressents for it but no cure. My Grand Mother and 2 Great Grand Mother's Passed away from cancer So I am at risk of brest cancer (odd but I'll go with it.) Almost everyone on my mother's side has diabetes. My uncle has M.S.
My grandparents on my mom's side passed away with Alzhimers, and my great-grandfather had diabetes. My dad has tintinutus (sp?), which has been handed off to me, and my mom handed me thyroid disease.
But I'm the odd-ball in the family with all the medical stuff. They are still doing tests on me, but they believe I have insulin resistance, Pseudotumor Cerebri and possibly some other stuff. They use to say I had MMD, but they are thinking it is something else now ^^'
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:22 pm
Well, I think I'm going to go and pass out in bed... Night everyone, sweet dreams~!
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:24 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Same here...Have you heard about the studies they're doing about Alzheimer patients having high aluminum somethings(can't remember what it's called) levels? And that these aluminum somethings are in antiperspirant and some pots and pans. My bio teacher told my class about it awhile ago. Nothings confirmed and they're just researching it, but it's still a scary thought, ne?
What I heard is that if you either read a lot, do word searches or some sort of puzzle, your chances will be better for not getting it...
I just thought about this... It must be so hard to deal with knowing that you are going to lose some of your most beloved memories... It must be also be hard to watch a person you love lose their memories...My Grandma(great-grandma...but that takes too long to type) was a teacher and read so much. I think she was one of the people who inspired me to read. I think that it may have been better for her to have Alzheimer's because near the end she was getting pretty bad in health. With her having Alzheimer's she wouldn't remember very far and she seemed happy most of the time. That's mainly what mattered to me.
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:25 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Same here...Have you heard about the studies they're doing about Alzheimer patients having high aluminum somethings(can't remember what it's called) levels? And that these aluminum somethings are in antiperspirant and some pots and pans. My bio teacher told my class about it awhile ago. Nothings confirmed and they're just researching it, but it's still a scary thought, ne?
What I heard is that if you either read a lot, do word searches or some sort of puzzle, your chances will be better for not getting it...
I just thought about this... It must be so hard to deal with knowing that you are going to lose some of your most beloved memories... It must be also be hard to watch a person you love lose their memories...My Grandma(great-grandma...but that takes too long to type) was a teacher and read so much. I think she was one of the people who inspired me to read. I think that it may have been better for her to have Alzheimer's because near the end she was getting pretty bad in health. With her having Alzheimer's she wouldn't remember very far and she seemed happy most of the time. That's mainly what mattered to me. It is bitter-sweet. I miss her.
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 11:25 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Yanitome Koukon_Tenshi Yanitome My Great uncle allan, grand father and great grandfather passed away from it. I believe my father has it but he has not yet been diagnosed with it. They do have repressents for it but no cure. My Grand Mother and 2 Great Grand Mother's Passed away from cancer So I am at risk of brest cancer (odd but I'll go with it.) Almost everyone on my mother's side has diabetes. My uncle has M.S.
My grandparents on my mom's side passed away with Alzhimers, and my great-grandfather had diabetes. My dad has tintinutus (sp?), which has been handed off to me, and my mom handed me thyroid disease.
But I'm the odd-ball in the family with all the medical stuff. They are still doing tests on me, but they believe I have insulin resistance, Pseudotumor Cerebri and possibly some other stuff. They use to say I had MMD, but they are thinking it is something else now ^^'
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