Those who work in the Emergency Room have a high calling


I think ER work would be especially hard because you don't have their medical files at hand

& many times people don't get regular medical checkups anyway, and you are the first point of entry when things have gotten very serious
 


I notice journals of families when loved ones are dying, and often there are comments, "the chills" ... shortness of breath or gasping for breath .... rapid heart beat

I think the number one killer in the Nation is the idiopathic anemia

of Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome  /  with cancer secondary *  ... even heart damage is part of what BUTYL (2-butoxyethanol) can cause:  autoimmune hemolytic anemia   * 

Find the Anemia *

 
http://www.valdezlink.com/re/thecfidsview.htm#chills



I spoke to the lab tech last month when I saw her our small town library ...
that another cause of very high white blood cell counts is this particular anemia 'side effect'

VERY HIGH WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNTS  *  *

 

LEUKEMOID REACTION
    Classically, in IMHA the stimulation of the bone marrow is so strong that even the white blood cells lines (which have very little to do with this disease but which also are born and incubate in the bone marrow along side the red blood cells) are stimulated. This leads to white blood cell counts that are spectacularly high.




I'm wondering whether gamma globulin would be a help for autoimmune issues

A family member who was exposed to this chemical in 1989 has
ITP - the destruction of "thrombocytes" (clotting cells) by the immune system

(in much the same manner as RBCs are destroyed in AIHA?)

 

with the articles on Kawasaki syndrome such as Jett Travolta had at age 2 ... I notice some with this diagnosis were given gamma globulin. And wonder if it would help with autoimmune issues in general:

"Gamma globulin may also be used to treat immunological diseases other than deficiencies. For example, in immunological thrombocytopenia purpura, the patient's antibodies attack his or her own platelets, interfering with the blood's ability to clot. Gamma globulin injections are useful in treating this condition, though the mechanism by which they work is not fully understood. The injections may cause the spleen to ignore signals to destroy the antibody-tagged platelets, or they may cause the malfunctioning gamma globulin to degrade at an increased rate. In any case, the extra
gamma globulin counteracts the malfunctioning antibodies that attack platelets and allows the platelets to thrive." www.valdezlink.com/pages/autoimmune.htm#may

 January 12, 2009

 

a child who had Kawasaki Syndrome like Jett Travolta

Jett Travolta's Death  *

Post-Traumatic Stress Linked to Metabolic Syndrome  *

Discuss Diabetes *   Discuss Autism *

Consider Glycobiology for Help?

http://www.valdezlink.com/gwv/2008help.htm#help

 

Three posts on ABC.com blogs *