Congestion, soaring fuel prices and more designated lanes are some of the reasons given for a huge rise in cycling across UK towns and cities. But it has led to rising tension between drivers, pedestrians and those on two wheels. Cyclist Jason Howard was fined £2,200 following the death of a pedestrian he had collided [...]
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Congratulations to all the kids who were born in the 1930s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s! First, we survived being born to mothers who smoked and/or drank while they carried us. They took aspirin, ate blue cheese dressing, tuna from a can, and didn’t get tested for diabetes. Then after that trauma, our baby cribs [...]
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After 1 year, 9 months and 27 days lost in space my lovely cat Dora was found and taken into the local vets’ surgery. There they scanned her, found her microchip and so were able to contact me. After having received two previous contacts from people who responded to newspaper “Lost” adverts where I built [...]
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There is a lot of chatter these days about the loss of our civil liberties and mention is always made of Magna Carta… What are these civil liberties that I am supposed to have lost? The only thing that remotely affects me is no longer being able to donate blood because I have MS. So [...]
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In the late 60′s early 70′s Filthy Beast were a rock band gigging around the South of England from a base in Andover, Hampshire. Working under various names over the years the band were sometimes a 5-piece, sometimes a 4-piece, but for the longest continuous period of operation they were a 3-piece known as Filthy [...]
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Neuro validates CAP treatment for MS: thread on cpnhelp.org Bravo/Brava to all of you with MS who have taken your treatment choices into your own hands and are generating the N=1 experiments that will, one by one, get your doctors attention. The tidal shift in medicine that Dr. Stratton has spoken of, and David Wheldon [...]
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After the explosive evacuation on day 3 of the last pulse where I tried to jump in with 3 Metro. per day I went back to where I should have started ie. one per day for five days. This started on 28 Nov 2007 and was easy-ish to tolerate. During the pulse I felt so [...]
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Lyme and cpn The reason why many Lyme doctors use heavier doses [of abx] may be because that’s what’s necessary to deal with Cpn if you don’t hit all parts of its life cycle at once. Since Cpn is so common, it is doubtless a co-infection in many of their cases; they must have a [...]
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Coccygodynia syn. Coccydynia coccyx.org Trauma from fall and surgery some years later.“Damage to the pudendal nerve can occur suddenly as a result of trauma, such as surgery in the pelvic region, falls, bicycle accidents or childbirth and sometimes even from severe constipation. It can also occur from sustained trauma over time, such as from bicycle [...]
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Yesterday and today I have gone back with walking, balance and fatigue with a vengeance – to be expected I suppose, but I was so much better last week so I have to remember that and expect improvements ahead. It doesn’t help that I am still waiting for the LDN delivery and was really scraping [...]
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