Thanks for letting us know.  She'll be in our thoughts and prayers.

OMG!  Please let her know we are thinking of her and wish her a speedy recovery.  
I'm glad she's doing better already.  

Wow.  Sorry to hear the first part; glad to hear the second.

Best wishes for her rapid recovery.  Good energy.

April.
Put out the cat.

Thanks for letting us know.  Keep us posted when you can.

thank you for letting us know.  please tell her i'm thinking of her!

Revek's husband -

Please get Revek well so she can get back in here....she's missed..

to ng and in email

Thanks so much for the post.  Please tell her I am thinking of
her, and I hope she has a full recovery this time.  :-(

Wishing you a speedy recovery Revek, and thanks for posting this to her
hubby.

--
Cheri
Type 2, no meds for now.

revek wrote in message ...

Yikes... I haven't been reading newsgroups much due to aol misfunction
and I had no idea she'd been ill.

I hope she recovers quickly.

Susan

Revek's hubby.. Please let her know we are thinking of her and tell her I hope
she feels better..
((((revek)))))
As always YMMV and this is JMO
Jeanne Type 2  Diagnosed 05/28/02
194/164/120

Thanks, Revek's husband, for letting us know. I'm sending soothing and
healing vibes to both of you.

Sorry to here that.  Thank you for the update and hope she is feeling better
soon.  She was the first two people that responded to me here and was so
encouraging.  I will always remember how welcome she made me feel.  Looking
forward to her return soon.

Curt

Thank you for letting us know.  She is missed, so I hope for
a speedy recovery.

Marsha/Ohio

thanks for the info...............please let her know that she is in
my thoughts and prayers!

Thank you all for your thoughts, prayers and healing vibes.  The virtual
hugs helped too, late at night when it was so very lonely.   I'm home
again, hopefully this time to stay (it was touch and go there most of
the week, waiting to see if I stayed fever free or if he had to open me
up again and hunt for an abcess).  This time the doctor decided I am to
continue my IV antibotics rather than switch to a possibly less
effective oral.  So I have had my first in home nurse visit today to
show me how to change out the bags, clear the line, flush my port (a
peripheral line in my left wrist which cramps my typing ability), etc.
Very weird experience.  I feel so much better I think I could stand
going back to work except with a peripheral IV port that would be a bit
dangerous as I'm likely to bang it on something and yank it out of the
vein which has miraculously held for more than 24 hours (still also
having the night sweats).  My arms look like they're a transplant from a
junkie.  Suggestion for anybody who might end up in the hospital:  when
the doctor says to do your breathing excercises on the incento-meter, do
it, no matter how much it sucks.  They had to put me on the nebulizer
and that hurt so much with a half collapsed lung I insisted on a
morphine shot before I could be tortured with the horrid thing.  And I
absolutely hate morphine.

I'm tied down by my IV for a week, and then I'm sprinting for the hills,
and I'll go down fighting before they get me near a hospital bed again.
;)

To make this vaguely on topic, I really do feel that if I hadn't been
lowcarbing, I probably wouldn't have made it.  I have never ever ever
felt such bone deep weakness (even after I hemorraged with my first
baby) as I did when my appendix went so very bad.  I believe the lowcarb
lifestyle gave me the basic health and strength to fight that I wouldn't
have had if I'd still been eating a 'normal' diet.  Still, all in all,
it is one of the worst ways to lose weight I've run across.  Even
excercising (ptui!) is way better. LOL.