off topic, broken leg stuff, Bledsoe boot
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In a message dated 11/21/02 3:36:21 PM, ejcrewe@... writes:
<< Are you going to update us? Did you get your walking cast? It's selfish
of
me to ask, but you are my window to the future in some ways...
I'm still downstairs and didn't get to cook yet. Can't stand without
crutches yet. Sad.
Keith took Kirby to a podiatrist today. He has a plantars wart getting worse
and worse, after two liquid nitrogen treatments. But while they were there
Keith was asking the guy about why the brace I have is painful and this way
and that angle... The podiatrist explained it all to Keith's satisfaction,
who came home and made me feel better about it too.
The good thing is I can take it off to take a bath. The bad thing is I don't
have a good bathtub, and the one we have is upstairs.
The good thing is it's the last phase, probably, of the painful yuckiness.
The bad thing is it's supposed to stay on until December 31 or longer.
It's called a Bledsoe Boot. There's a picture of it here:
http://www.sportsmedshop.com/catalog/product.esiml?PID=193
The podiatrist said it's to stretch the tendons that were all relaxed when
the casts were on, so by the time you're walking, you're not limping as you
might with a regular cast. So to step down all the way, my knee has to be
bent. I'm walking like a monkey now to keep from having to walk like a
monkey later.
But... They said go from 0 to 100% weight over the next three or four weeks.
So this is zero day. I was already standing on that other cast (using it as
a kick-stand, Holly said) so I've done that some.
I'll get there. I'm just not as happy as I had planned to be today.
But we did have music practice last night and that was fun.
Sandra
<< Are you going to update us? Did you get your walking cast? It's selfish
of
me to ask, but you are my window to the future in some ways...
>>It's not so good.
I'm still downstairs and didn't get to cook yet. Can't stand without
crutches yet. Sad.
Keith took Kirby to a podiatrist today. He has a plantars wart getting worse
and worse, after two liquid nitrogen treatments. But while they were there
Keith was asking the guy about why the brace I have is painful and this way
and that angle... The podiatrist explained it all to Keith's satisfaction,
who came home and made me feel better about it too.
The good thing is I can take it off to take a bath. The bad thing is I don't
have a good bathtub, and the one we have is upstairs.
The good thing is it's the last phase, probably, of the painful yuckiness.
The bad thing is it's supposed to stay on until December 31 or longer.
It's called a Bledsoe Boot. There's a picture of it here:
http://www.sportsmedshop.com/catalog/product.esiml?PID=193
The podiatrist said it's to stretch the tendons that were all relaxed when
the casts were on, so by the time you're walking, you're not limping as you
might with a regular cast. So to step down all the way, my knee has to be
bent. I'm walking like a monkey now to keep from having to walk like a
monkey later.
But... They said go from 0 to 100% weight over the next three or four weeks.
So this is zero day. I was already standing on that other cast (using it as
a kick-stand, Holly said) so I've done that some.
I'll get there. I'm just not as happy as I had planned to be today.
But we did have music practice last night and that was fun.
Sandra
Marjorie Kirk
Sandra wrote:
son's plantars warts with banana peels! I read about banana peels for warts
in _Smart Medicine for a Healthier Child_ by Zand, Walton and Rountree. I
didn't know if it would work on plantars warts, but it did. He had a
cluster of 4 on his foot. Every night, before bed, we would put a fresh
slice of banana peel on the warts, inside side facing the skin, and cover
with a band-aid. After about a month, it looked like the "seed" of the wart
(the blackisk spots that are usually inside) were at the surface. We went
swimming for the day, and they came out. There were little craters where
the warts used to be. There was no pain and no blood. In a few weeks the
skin had evened out and you couldn't tell that there had ever been warts
there!
FWIW,
Marjorie
P.S. I have been lurking here for several weeks and I have to say that I
really love this list! (Thanks, Barb!)
> Keith took Kirby to a podiatrist today. He has a plantars wart gettingworse
> and worse, after two liquid nitrogen treatments.I know that this sounds really off the wall, but we successfully reated my
son's plantars warts with banana peels! I read about banana peels for warts
in _Smart Medicine for a Healthier Child_ by Zand, Walton and Rountree. I
didn't know if it would work on plantars warts, but it did. He had a
cluster of 4 on his foot. Every night, before bed, we would put a fresh
slice of banana peel on the warts, inside side facing the skin, and cover
with a band-aid. After about a month, it looked like the "seed" of the wart
(the blackisk spots that are usually inside) were at the surface. We went
swimming for the day, and they came out. There were little craters where
the warts used to be. There was no pain and no blood. In a few weeks the
skin had evened out and you couldn't tell that there had ever been warts
there!
FWIW,
Marjorie
P.S. I have been lurking here for several weeks and I have to say that I
really love this list! (Thanks, Barb!)
Mary Bianco
Oh Sandra,
Sorry to hear your recovery isn't going as fast as you would have liked it
to go. Seems like a long time to me since your accident, I can't imagine how
must feel. I send my thoughts for a speedy non painful recovery.
Mary B
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must feel. I send my thoughts for a speedy non painful recovery.
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Tia Leschke
>warts
> I know that this sounds really off the wall, but we successfully reated my
> son's plantars warts with banana peels! I read about banana peels for
> in _Smart Medicine for a Healthier Child_ by Zand, Walton and Rountree. Iwart
> didn't know if it would work on plantars warts, but it did. He had a
> cluster of 4 on his foot. Every night, before bed, we would put a fresh
> slice of banana peel on the warts, inside side facing the skin, and cover
> with a band-aid. After about a month, it looked like the "seed" of the
> (the blackisk spots that are usually inside) were at the surface. We wentI read recently that a bandaid will do the same thing. I wonder if it's
> swimming for the day, and they came out. There were little craters where
> the warts used to be. There was no pain and no blood. In a few weeks the
> skin had evened out and you couldn't tell that there had ever been warts
> there!
just keeping it moist that does it.
Tia
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Thanks for the update and I'm sorry it didn't go better. And thanks for the
link. Every one is asleep, so I might look it up. I guess I had assumed it
possible to go from no weight to full weight with a miracle cast. Now that I
think about it, that doesn't make much sense either. But how can you put
only 30 percent of your weight on?
I go tomorrow for another check, it's only been five weeks, so I don't have
my hopes up too high. I do, after all, have three pins and a plate with
eight screws. He was talking about getting me out of the cast early because
my foot is pointed in the cast (I was in ballet starting at four years old
and my feet only really relax in a slightly pointed position. Even under
anesthesia he couldn't straighten it out.)
The only truly interesting thing about all of this is that my four year old
son wants to go to my appointment. He's become quite protective of me, he
went to the dermatologist with me. Another aside, but I had eight moles
removed, none of them likely to be serious, but five of them in my armpits.
Crutches and sore armpits don't mix. You might remember that Nathan
convinced himself he had pushed me down the stairs. He's over that now and
can recite the whole story in an accurate way. But he wants to see the
doctor and understand what will happen. I figure it can only help him to
come to grips with my accident.
I so wish you could cook. Between that and the laundry, this has been a
total surrendering experience for me.
Elizabeth
link. Every one is asleep, so I might look it up. I guess I had assumed it
possible to go from no weight to full weight with a miracle cast. Now that I
think about it, that doesn't make much sense either. But how can you put
only 30 percent of your weight on?
I go tomorrow for another check, it's only been five weeks, so I don't have
my hopes up too high. I do, after all, have three pins and a plate with
eight screws. He was talking about getting me out of the cast early because
my foot is pointed in the cast (I was in ballet starting at four years old
and my feet only really relax in a slightly pointed position. Even under
anesthesia he couldn't straighten it out.)
The only truly interesting thing about all of this is that my four year old
son wants to go to my appointment. He's become quite protective of me, he
went to the dermatologist with me. Another aside, but I had eight moles
removed, none of them likely to be serious, but five of them in my armpits.
Crutches and sore armpits don't mix. You might remember that Nathan
convinced himself he had pushed me down the stairs. He's over that now and
can recite the whole story in an accurate way. But he wants to see the
doctor and understand what will happen. I figure it can only help him to
come to grips with my accident.
I so wish you could cook. Between that and the laundry, this has been a
total surrendering experience for me.
Elizabeth
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In a message dated 11/21/02 8:04:42 PM, mkirk@... writes:
<< Every night, before bed, we would put a fresh
slice of banana peel on the warts, inside side facing the skin, and cover
with a band-aid. After about a month, it looked like the "seed" of the wart
(the blackisk spots that are usually inside) were at the surface. We went
swimming for the day, and they came out. >>
This sounds more comfortable than the duct tape idea which even the
podiatrist has said he should use after a few days. Little duct tape patch,
to keep air from the wart so it will die more easily. Said the body's
insides are already trying to reject the wart all the time anyway, and if you
cut off its supply of outside oxygen, it will die quicker.
Little aliens...
Sandra
<< Every night, before bed, we would put a fresh
slice of banana peel on the warts, inside side facing the skin, and cover
with a band-aid. After about a month, it looked like the "seed" of the wart
(the blackisk spots that are usually inside) were at the surface. We went
swimming for the day, and they came out. >>
This sounds more comfortable than the duct tape idea which even the
podiatrist has said he should use after a few days. Little duct tape patch,
to keep air from the wart so it will die more easily. Said the body's
insides are already trying to reject the wart all the time anyway, and if you
cut off its supply of outside oxygen, it will die quicker.
Little aliens...
Sandra
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In a message dated 11/21/02 8:47:14 PM, mummyone24@... writes:
<< Seems like a long time to me since your accident, I can't imagine how
must feel. >>
Feels like a year.
<< Seems like a long time to me since your accident, I can't imagine how
must feel. >>
Feels like a year.
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In a message dated 11/21/02 9:52:41 PM, ejcrewe@... writes:
<< The only truly interesting thing about all of this is that my four year
old
son wants to go to my appointment. >>
Holly went with me.
If you still have the staples from the surgery, he might not want to watch
them take those out. That hurts, I was whimpering and trying not to alarm
Holly, and she told me (just the other day) there was blood. Keith says not
much.
Sandra
<< The only truly interesting thing about all of this is that my four year
old
son wants to go to my appointment. >>
Holly went with me.
If you still have the staples from the surgery, he might not want to watch
them take those out. That hurts, I was whimpering and trying not to alarm
Holly, and she told me (just the other day) there was blood. Keith says not
much.
Sandra
Natural Simplicity Momma
This sounds more comfortable than the duct tape idea which even the
podiatrist has said he should use after a few days. Little duct tape patch,
to keep air from the wart so it will die more easily. Said the body's
insides are already trying to reject the wart all the time anyway, and if you
cut off its supply of outside oxygen, it will die quicker.
Sherry
Unschooling Soap Diva WAHM to 4 :o)
"Education is not the filling of a bucket, but the lighting of a fire."
Wm. Butler Yeats
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podiatrist has said he should use after a few days. Little duct tape patch,
to keep air from the wart so it will die more easily. Said the body's
insides are already trying to reject the wart all the time anyway, and if you
cut off its supply of outside oxygen, it will die quicker.
>>>>>>>>.There was an article in the paper a few days ago about how the duct tape works as well and with less pain then burning them off. They are persistent little creatures though :o)
Sherry
Unschooling Soap Diva WAHM to 4 :o)
"Education is not the filling of a bucket, but the lighting of a fire."
Wm. Butler Yeats
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marji
The timeliness of this thread is unbelievable. I just noticed a wart on
the palm of Liam's hand. It's painful and he doesn't like it. I had
looked in the Smart Medicine for Children book and sure enough it gets
mentioned here. Just when I was about to ask if anyone had experience with
banana peels and warts. Also suggested in the book is visualization,
seeing the wart melt away. So, Liam is wearing a little piece of a banana
peel on his hand. He's so happy!
Marji
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the palm of Liam's hand. It's painful and he doesn't like it. I had
looked in the Smart Medicine for Children book and sure enough it gets
mentioned here. Just when I was about to ask if anyone had experience with
banana peels and warts. Also suggested in the book is visualization,
seeing the wart melt away. So, Liam is wearing a little piece of a banana
peel on his hand. He's so happy!
Marji
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[email protected]
In a message dated 11/22/02 11:23:35 AM Central Standard Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:
x-rays, loved the plate, 8 screws and three pins. He was interested in the
pointed toes. The whole thing is much less scary for him now. And he
cheerfully got up before 8 to get to the appointment on time. I was nervous
about taking him because he's only four. It's hard sometimes to get to the
same place in the four year olds head to know why they want to do something
and why I shouldn't be such a worry wart.
I can shower in a week and a half. December 5th the cast comes off. No
boot, he said to bring a sock and shoe. He said I can walk on it but wont
want to, that it will be two weeks after that before I'm able to put full
weight on. He's eager to start physical therapy and get me moving again. He
even checked my now pretty buff arms to see how they were doing with all the
crutch walking.
I have this sick feeling that physical therapy is going to hurt lots. But
probably not as much as the break. ;)
Elizabeth
SandraDodd@... writes:
> < The only truly interesting thing about all of this is that my four yearI am so glad we took Nathan to the appointment. He was fascinated with the
> old
> son wants to go to my appointment. >>
>
> Holly went with me.
x-rays, loved the plate, 8 screws and three pins. He was interested in the
pointed toes. The whole thing is much less scary for him now. And he
cheerfully got up before 8 to get to the appointment on time. I was nervous
about taking him because he's only four. It's hard sometimes to get to the
same place in the four year olds head to know why they want to do something
and why I shouldn't be such a worry wart.
I can shower in a week and a half. December 5th the cast comes off. No
boot, he said to bring a sock and shoe. He said I can walk on it but wont
want to, that it will be two weeks after that before I'm able to put full
weight on. He's eager to start physical therapy and get me moving again. He
even checked my now pretty buff arms to see how they were doing with all the
crutch walking.
I have this sick feeling that physical therapy is going to hurt lots. But
probably not as much as the break. ;)
Elizabeth
Barb Eaton
Marjorie,
You're quite welcome. I've learned a lot here. :-)
Barb E
"The smartest thing that a person can do is to persistently think
the thoughts that are consistent with the kind of person he or she
would like to be."
- Brian Tracy, Author and Personal Development Expert
on 11/21/02 10:01 PM, Marjorie Kirk at mkirk@... wrote:
You're quite welcome. I've learned a lot here. :-)
Barb E
"The smartest thing that a person can do is to persistently think
the thoughts that are consistent with the kind of person he or she
would like to be."
- Brian Tracy, Author and Personal Development Expert
on 11/21/02 10:01 PM, Marjorie Kirk at mkirk@... wrote:
>
> FWIW,
> Marjorie
>
> P.S. I have been lurking here for several weeks and I have to say that I
> really love this list! (Thanks, Barb!)
[email protected]
In a message dated 11/22/02 3:38:02 PM, ejcrewe@... writes:
<< I can shower in a week and a half. December 5th the cast comes off. No
boot, he said to bring a sock and shoe. >>
COOL!
*sigh*
but cool.
<< I can shower in a week and a half. December 5th the cast comes off. No
boot, he said to bring a sock and shoe. >>
COOL!
*sigh*
but cool.
Kelli Traaseth
Marji,
Yes,
It_is_weird,_my_dd5,Kyra,also_has_a_wart_right_now.
Tried_the_banana_peel,
she_thought_it_felt_grose,
so_trying_the_duct_tape.
Her_wart_has_black_stuff_at_the_top
I_thought_that_stuff_came_up
after_scratching_at_it?
Hers_hurts_if_I_put_a_band-aid
on,she_thinks_its_too_tight
I_loosen_it_and_then_it_falls_off!!__Lot_of_good_that_does.
Kelli_still_hating_this_keyboard
Getting_a_new_one_today!
Yeahhhhhh!!!!
marji <marji@...> wrote:The timeliness of this thread is unbelievable. I just noticed a wart on
the palm of Liam's hand. It's painful and he doesn't like it. I had
looked in the Smart Medicine for Children book and sure enough it gets
mentioned here. Just when I was about to ask if anyone had experience with
banana peels and warts. Also suggested in the book is visualization,
seeing the wart melt away. So, Liam is wearing a little piece of a banana
peel on his hand. He's so happy!
Marji
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she_thought_it_felt_grose,
so_trying_the_duct_tape.
Her_wart_has_black_stuff_at_the_top
I_thought_that_stuff_came_up
after_scratching_at_it?
Hers_hurts_if_I_put_a_band-aid
on,she_thinks_its_too_tight
I_loosen_it_and_then_it_falls_off!!__Lot_of_good_that_does.
Kelli_still_hating_this_keyboard
Getting_a_new_one_today!
Yeahhhhhh!!!!
marji <marji@...> wrote:The timeliness of this thread is unbelievable. I just noticed a wart on
the palm of Liam's hand. It's painful and he doesn't like it. I had
looked in the Smart Medicine for Children book and sure enough it gets
mentioned here. Just when I was about to ask if anyone had experience with
banana peels and warts. Also suggested in the book is visualization,
seeing the wart melt away. So, Liam is wearing a little piece of a banana
peel on his hand. He's so happy!
Marji
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Kelli Traaseth
Barb Eaton <homemama@...> wrote:**The smartest thing that a person can do is to persistently think
the thoughts that are consistent with the kind of person he or she
would like to be."**
Great_quote_for_shifting_paradigms!
Another_plug_for_Peaceful_Parenting---
When_I_am_stressed_with_kids_actions
or_even_other_adults_too,
I_think--now,_what_would_Sandra_or_Richard_do?
It_has_been_said_before_but
I'll_say_it_again:
Great_tape_Sandra!
As_far_as_I'm_concerned
its_appropriate_listening_for_all,
not_just_parents.
Thanks,
Kelli
Marjorie,
You're quite welcome. I've learned a lot here. :-)
Barb E
"The smartest thing that a person can do is to persistently think
the thoughts that are consistent with the kind of person he or she
would like to be."
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the thoughts that are consistent with the kind of person he or she
would like to be."**
Great_quote_for_shifting_paradigms!
Another_plug_for_Peaceful_Parenting---
When_I_am_stressed_with_kids_actions
or_even_other_adults_too,
I_think--now,_what_would_Sandra_or_Richard_do?
It_has_been_said_before_but
I'll_say_it_again:
Great_tape_Sandra!
As_far_as_I'm_concerned
its_appropriate_listening_for_all,
not_just_parents.
Thanks,
Kelli
Marjorie,
You're quite welcome. I've learned a lot here. :-)
Barb E
"The smartest thing that a person can do is to persistently think
the thoughts that are consistent with the kind of person he or she
would like to be."
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on 11/21/02 10:01 PM, Marjorie Kirk at mkirk@... wrote:
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> Marjorie
>
> P.S. I have been lurking here for several weeks and I have to say that I
> really love this list! (Thanks, Barb!)
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On 23 Nov 02, at 3:53, Kelli Traaseth wrote:
and turned into a yucky abcess. When the abcess cleared up (2
weeks of cleaning with tea-tree) the wart had gone too Sort of
popped out the hole.
Now thats just gross isn't it.
Shyrley
"You laugh at me because I'm different. I laugh at you because you are all the same."
>Heather has a bunch of warts on her arm. One of them got infected
> Marji,
> Yes,
> It_is_weird,_my_dd5,Kyra,also_has_a_wart_right_now.
> Tried_the_banana_peel,
> she_thought_it_felt_grose,
> so_trying_the_duct_tape.
> Her_wart_has_black_stuff_at_the_top
> I_thought_that_stuff_came_up
> after_scratching_at_it?
> Hers_hurts_if_I_put_a_band-aid
> on,she_thinks_its_too_tight
> I_loosen_it_and_then_it_falls_off!!__Lot_of_good_that_does.
>
> Kelli_still_hating_this_keyboard
> Getting_a_new_one_today!
> Yeahhhhhh!!!!
and turned into a yucky abcess. When the abcess cleared up (2
weeks of cleaning with tea-tree) the wart had gone too Sort of
popped out the hole.
Now thats just gross isn't it.
Shyrley
"You laugh at me because I'm different. I laugh at you because you are all the same."
Kelli Traaseth
Ewwwww
That's_what_I'm_worried_about_for_Kyra.
Kelli_off_to_fix_kb
Shyrley <shyrley.williams@...> wrote:On 23 Nov 02, at 3:53, Kelli Traaseth wrote:
and turned into a yucky abcess. When the abcess cleared up (2
weeks of cleaning with tea-tree) the wart had gone too Sort of
popped out the hole.
Now thats just gross isn't it.
Shyrley
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That's_what_I'm_worried_about_for_Kyra.
Kelli_off_to_fix_kb
Shyrley <shyrley.williams@...> wrote:On 23 Nov 02, at 3:53, Kelli Traaseth wrote:
>Heather has a bunch of warts on her arm. One of them got infected
> Marji,
> Yes,
> It_is_weird,_my_dd5,Kyra,also_has_a_wart_right_now.
> Tried_the_banana_peel,
> she_thought_it_felt_grose,
> so_trying_the_duct_tape.
> Her_wart_has_black_stuff_at_the_top
> I_thought_that_stuff_came_up
> after_scratching_at_it?
> Hers_hurts_if_I_put_a_band-aid
> on,she_thinks_its_too_tight
> I_loosen_it_and_then_it_falls_off!!__Lot_of_good_that_does.
>
> Kelli_still_hating_this_keyboard
> Getting_a_new_one_today!
> Yeahhhhhh!!!!
and turned into a yucky abcess. When the abcess cleared up (2
weeks of cleaning with tea-tree) the wart had gone too Sort of
popped out the hole.
Now thats just gross isn't it.
Shyrley
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Shyrley
On 23 Nov 02, at 8:12, Kelli Traaseth wrote:
it in tea tree cream and a big band aid.
And at least the wart has gone :-)
Now for the 7 others she has....
Shyrley
"You laugh at me because I'm different. I laugh at you because you are all the same."
>It wasn'ta huge problem. I just cleaned it 3 times a day and covered
> Ewwwww
> That's_what_I'm_worried_about_for_Kyra.
>
it in tea tree cream and a big band aid.
And at least the wart has gone :-)
Now for the 7 others she has....
Shyrley
"You laugh at me because I'm different. I laugh at you because you are all the same."
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In a message dated 11/23/02 8:59:41 AM, shyrley.williams@... writes:
<< One of them got infected
and turned into a yucky abcess. When the abcess cleared up (2
weeks of cleaning with tea-tree) the wart had gone too Sort of
popped out the hole.
Now thats just gross isn't it. >>
No, that's great! Her body surrounded it and spit it out. I wish Kirby's
body would do that to HIS wart.
People try too much to avoid "infection" and fever, I think, when those are
the things bodies use to kill germs and eject crud.
Sandra
<< One of them got infected
and turned into a yucky abcess. When the abcess cleared up (2
weeks of cleaning with tea-tree) the wart had gone too Sort of
popped out the hole.
Now thats just gross isn't it. >>
No, that's great! Her body surrounded it and spit it out. I wish Kirby's
body would do that to HIS wart.
People try too much to avoid "infection" and fever, I think, when those are
the things bodies use to kill germs and eject crud.
Sandra
Kelli Traaseth
Well, Kyra's hand is definately rejecting it, the little black things look like little hairs coming out, but I still think it looks gross.
Kelli
SandraDodd@... wrote:
In a message dated 11/23/02 8:59:41 AM, shyrley.williams@... writes:
<< One of them got infected
and turned into a yucky abcess. When the abcess cleared up (2
weeks of cleaning with tea-tree) the wart had gone too Sort of
popped out the hole.
Now thats just gross isn't it. >>
No, that's great! Her body surrounded it and spit it out. I wish Kirby's
body would do that to HIS wart.
People try too much to avoid "infection" and fever, I think, when those are
the things bodies use to kill germs and eject crud.
Sandra
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Kelli
SandraDodd@... wrote:
In a message dated 11/23/02 8:59:41 AM, shyrley.williams@... writes:
<< One of them got infected
and turned into a yucky abcess. When the abcess cleared up (2
weeks of cleaning with tea-tree) the wart had gone too Sort of
popped out the hole.
Now thats just gross isn't it. >>
No, that's great! Her body surrounded it and spit it out. I wish Kirby's
body would do that to HIS wart.
People try too much to avoid "infection" and fever, I think, when those are
the things bodies use to kill germs and eject crud.
Sandra
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thinkspringblooms
Maybe try a solution of grapefruit seed extract and water, applied a
couple or three times a day and kept covered with a bandaid repeated
for a couple of weeks or until changes start occurring. Three drops
in an ounce of water. May also be taken internally as three drops in
4 oz water or juice. Do NOT use GSE full strength. I've used
Nutribiotics brand, seemed to work very well on a large (10-12)
handful of warts my 5yrold ds accumulated some years ago.
Tho I've not come across banana peel as a remedy I have heard herbal
lore recommending potato peel applied and kept covered.
GSE=possible allergen? maybe. use caution.
Namaste,
cris
(out from lurking and back in again...)
couple or three times a day and kept covered with a bandaid repeated
for a couple of weeks or until changes start occurring. Three drops
in an ounce of water. May also be taken internally as three drops in
4 oz water or juice. Do NOT use GSE full strength. I've used
Nutribiotics brand, seemed to work very well on a large (10-12)
handful of warts my 5yrold ds accumulated some years ago.
Tho I've not come across banana peel as a remedy I have heard herbal
lore recommending potato peel applied and kept covered.
GSE=possible allergen? maybe. use caution.
Namaste,
cris
(out from lurking and back in again...)
Tia Leschke
> Tho I've not come across banana peel as a remedy I have heard herbalAll these things seem to call for keeping it covered. And now there's
> lore recommending potato peel applied and kept covered.
research that shows keeping it covered with duct tape or a bandaid will do
the trick. I'm guessing they don't like being kept moist.
Tia
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In a message dated 11/23/2002 10:59:00 AM Eastern Standard Time,
shyrley.williams@... writes:
one on his hand. I've been looking for another "wart-talker". Know of any? <
g>
~Kelly
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shyrley.williams@... writes:
> Heather has a bunch of warts on her arm. One of them got infectedMy brother and I both had warts "talked off" as children. Duncan has a small
> and turned into a yucky abcess. When the abcess cleared up (2
> weeks of cleaning with tea-tree) the wart had gone too Sort of
> popped out the hole.
> Now thats just gross isn't it.
one on his hand. I've been looking for another "wart-talker". Know of any? <
g>
~Kelly
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