I'm the one who maintains the list and the web sites for the list and the
Transverse Myelitis Association. I've been looking for sometime of search
program that I can add. I just learn stuff as I go along.
BTW, it's time to renew my subscription to eskimo.com next month. If anyone
would care to send me some money to help pay for it I would really
appreciate it. Archiving the messages has just about used up my 10Mb so I
have to pay for more storage. If I pay for 2 years ($120) it comes out to
$5/month. This is not my internet dialup connection, it's just for my web
site, email and mailing lists.
>Also, I saw my neuro yesterday. He wants another MRI to verify that
>things are stable. I hate those - I found out I was claustrophobic the
>first time - had to abort the procedure. The second time I was
>accompanied by an anasthesiologist who put me in the right frame of
>mind. Good thing - because they had me in that damned tube for 2.5
>hours! This time, it should be a short session, so I'm going to try it
>with just Valium. Anyone have any fotter to add to this?
You don't like being in a tube listening to that pounding noise? <grin> The
first time they told me to wiggle my toes if there was a problem; sure, I'm
paralyzed from the neck down. The second and third time I started falling
asleep.
>I mentioned this list to my neuro, and he is extermely interested in
>joining. He didn't realize there was such a forum. How does the group in
>general feel about docs peeking in? I have noticed a lot of doc-bashing.
>Maybe it would be good for them (the docs) to see how real people
>actually feel when they are not in the office!
That would be great! It would be great to have some docs on here.
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