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--- Last Ditch Effort
Stephen, If your story is true, which is impossible to determine in such a media as this, you have my complete understanding as one who has been in a similar situation. I had to raise four children who were between the ages of 5 and 12 after my wife left, and, though I did not have the health problems you exhibit, I was completely unequipped for this task. Social services with their "help" made things go from very difficult to almost impossible. Frankly I have no idea how we got through it all, but we did. Now, working again after nearly a year of unemployment, I am barely able to sustain my own life, much less to help my children with theirs, but I am content. My sole purpose in writing this it to tell you that, however impossible it seems, you can get through it, and you will even see the benefit in the experience. marvin Marvin L. Zinn Reply to: marvinlzinn@mindspring.com Using Virtual Access Windows 2000 build 2600
>My sole purpose in writing this it to tell you >that, however impossible it seems, you can get through >it, and you will even see the benefit in the >experience. > > marvin It is nice to read this. It helps to know others have, and can get through it. :)
You might want to look into Orthomed mega dose vitamin C IV for reversing Lymes disease. http://www.tomlevymd.com/ Anth news:b295ad79.0406151205.1ad60c7f@posting.google.com... >I reluctantly post the following. This is a bit off the subject so I > will keep it brief. Any response, questions or comments may reach me > at sgs19sixtysix@hotmail.com. > I am a 38 year old male living in Texas, and have three small > children for which I alone am responsible. I was a practicing > attorney for the last 11 or 12 years, but have been unable to practice > for the last year as I have battled Lymes disease since 1993. Anyone > familiar with the desease understand that it is a chronic illness > which is quite dibilitating. Still up until last year I was able to > maintain a practice, but was eventually hospitalized and put on a > resperator for several weeks as a result of a weekend immune syatem. > Since, I have gotten back home and am able to take care of the > children, but have exhausted my savings. I am loath to seek any sort > of welfare, as my mind is still quite agile, and I am convenced given > time I can be productive. I have several interesting ideas I would > eventually like to patten, and have in the past written some very well > recieved newsletters regarding the toxic culture, that I as an > attorney, have seen our children confronted with. > What I need more than anything is time, and as painful as it is I > am asking for any assistance that you good folks can spare. Security > seems such a dream at this point, but I must maintain my fath. Note, > I do not ask nor want anyone to help in any way that would take from > themself or their family resources that they require. This truly is a > last ditch attempt, as my parents are both deceased, and it is only in > goodfaith that I write this post. I welcome any comments or > suggestions or recomendations. My name is Stephen G. Smith, 4900 East > University, #1122, Odessa, Texas 79762. > > Stephen G. Smith > Father, Attorney, > Individual Related Discussion: Mucolipidosis-Pseudo Hurler polydystrophy (1 posts) Mangosteen and Diabetes (2 posts) Need affiliates...The Greatest Vitamin in the World... (2 posts) Do you have Itch/Scratch Syndrome? (1 posts) Top Discussions From Our Archives Other Discussion Categories Diabetes Symptoms Oops!!! Unexpected Error While Reading the Feed
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