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phantom power

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2. My sister went through something like that

Reply to Bertha Venation (Original post)

Fri Aug 30, 2013, 10:37 AM

Aug 2013

Turned out she had mono. Nobody had tested for it. A more-or-less simultaneous case of walking pneumonia didn't help much either. Which also wasn't caught for a few months.

Coincidentally, she also had a run-in with an asshole doctor who fits your description. It's a mystery to me how asshole doctors stay in business. Who would put up with that?

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If I may. Venting. [View all] Bertha Venation Aug 2013 OP

Do you drink coffee and tea? alcohol? Sanity Claws Aug 2013 #1

Coffee and diet Coke. Bertha Venation Aug 2013 #3

Transdermal Magnesium Therapy otohara Aug 2013 #19

I heartily agree about magnesium Holly_Hobby Sep 2013 #20

My sister went through something like that phantom power Aug 2013 #2

Not I! Bertha Venation Aug 2013 #4

She's recovering. It's been a slow process. phantom power Aug 2013 #7

My sleep study showed I have sleep apnea and... TreasonousBastard Aug 2013 #5

This was one of the ways in which the doc was a major asshole: Bertha Venation Aug 2013 #8

Ah, so you've been through a lot of this already... TreasonousBastard Aug 2013 #11

Is there a possibility of an autoimmune disease? Exhaustion seems to be the common marker there. hedgehog Aug 2013 #6

I think my doctor checked for everything under the sun when she did blood tests. Bertha Venation Aug 2013 #9

right there with you my friend. mopinko Aug 2013 #10

The neurologist was watching for localized twitches to pinpricks Warpy Aug 2013 #13

i dunno, but for years mopinko Aug 2013 #14

A vitamin D deficiency can cause a lot of things, fatigue is among them Warpy Aug 2013 #12

Don't you KC Aug 2013 #15

D3 is the most bioavailable of the subgroups Warpy Aug 2013 #16

I think getting your Vitamin D levels up will also help control your blood sugar! hedgehog Aug 2013 #18

Something like half of American don't get enough magnesium MannyGoldstein Aug 2013 #17