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If I am allowed to ask???...

Posted by Kara on May 18, 2001 at 02:02:03:

In Reply to: Re: Do you think this is OK??? posted by Carol on May 17, 2001 at 10:46:21:

Where do you live here in Germany??? Are you military or on the economy...??? My Doctor is in Ludwigsburg...Near Stuttgart...Well, actually she is in Bietigheim...I will try to download my "favorites" and post them here... I am assuming you read And speak German...You are right, it is quite unknown here...I have had all these really definite symptoms, without knowing what they were myself, and everyone here pretty much thought it was my Norplant, because they were also underinformed about that...I had it removed a year and a half ago...Everything still there...Can't tell how many glasses I have shattered...collected from all the wine fests... Guess don'T really get to enjoy those anymore... Rats!!!!! Gotta Love that German Wine!!!! I'll see if I can't get those up for you...I can give you the tranlslated names of meds if you need them... or, at least, what I have experienced so far... Sorry to write so much... I am just so excited to finally talk to people in my language that are dealing with this!!!!:-)
Take Care....Kara

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