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Published 8 August 2003
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Original post Hawki63
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8 August 2003, 17:05 UTC
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Quoted message said: Subject: Re: A good cleanse for a new dad? From: [email hidden] (Jan) Date: 8/8/2003 7:48 AM Pacific Daylight Time Message-id:
Quoted message said: Lacking energy, yes, being in a fog, no
sleep deprivation is about the biggest fog one can be in
Quoted message said: certainly would see an alternative practitioner, preferrably one who does muscle testing.
Jan
oh...now you are recommending specific diagnostics???
practicing medicine without a license,,Jan??
what pray tell do you propose might be "wrong" with his muscles???
hawki
hawki
8 August 2003, 17:18 UTC
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"Hawki63" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Subject: Re: A good cleanse for a new dad? From: [email hidden] (Jan) Date: 8/8/2003 7:48 AM Pacific Daylight Time Message-id:
Quoted message said: Lacking energy, yes, being in a fog, no
sleep deprivation is about the biggest fog one can be in
Quoted message said: certainly would see an alternative practitioner, preferrably one who does muscle testing.
Jan
oh...now you are recommending specific diagnostics???
practicing medicine without a license,,Jan??
what pray tell do you propose might be "wrong" with his muscles???
hawki
hawki
Ahhh! Here we go again, the old "I know nothing about the subject, so I will camouflage my ignorance with my irresistible wit" . Carry on.
8 August 2003, 17:44 UTC
#3
Quoted message said: Subject: Re: A good cleanse for a new dad? From: "tools" [email hidden] Date: 8/8/2003 9:18 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: <[email hidden]>
"Hawki63" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Subject: Re: A good cleanse for a new dad? From: [email hidden] (Jan) Date: 8/8/2003 7:48 AM Pacific Daylight Time Message-id:
Quoted message said: Lacking energy, yes, being in a fog, no
sleep deprivation is about the biggest fog one can be in
Quoted message said: certainly would see an alternative practitioner, preferrably one who does muscle testing.
Jan
oh...now you are recommending specific diagnostics???
practicing medicine without a license,,Jan??
what pray tell do you propose might be "wrong" with his muscles???
hawki
hawki
Ahhh! Here we go again, the old "I know nothing about the subject, so I will camouflage my ignorance with my irresistible wit" . Carry on.
LOL. Hawki seems to be related to Michele.
Jan
8 August 2003, 19:28 UTC
#4
Quoted message said: Subject: Re: A good cleanse for a new dad? From: "tools" [email hidden] Date: 8/8/2003 10:18 AM Pacific Daylight Time Message-id:
Quoted message said: From: [email hidden] (Jan
Quoted message said: Ahhh! Here we go again, the old "I know nothing about the subject, so I will camouflage my ignorance with my irresistible wit" . Carry on.
Me...the ignorant one??? surely you jest....
at least I have an education in medicine to back up my "questions"...tho surely not the "experience" in each and every problem of humankind...as Janny feels is the ONLY and the most important criteria...
again...based upon "what" does Janny recommend muscle testing?? on a 30 year old??? PLEASE...the guy is tired....
give it..no HIM..some rest...
what jerks you are
hawki
hawki
8 August 2003, 19:30 UTC
#5
Quoted message said: Subject: Re: A good cleanse for a new dad? From: [email hidden] (Jan) Date: 8/8/2003 10:44 AM Pacific
Quoted message said: LOL. Hawki seems to be related to Michele.
Jan
perhaps...if "being related to Michele" includes being a professional nurse..with a master's degree and 35 years experience in primary care...
yep...Michele and I are "related" ...
you Jan "know nothing" Drew....YOUR expertise ...education...training....etc..
oh right..NONE
hawki
hawki
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