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Re: One of the saddest stories (VigorousZX)
wow thats terrible, i saw something about this earlier today, i thought it was a joke.
Re: One of the saddest stories (darens13)
"running is all I have left"
I would of never thought that this would be possible. That must be a almost impossible transition to make from training to be a professional cheerleader, to not being able to walk or speak correctly.
I would of never thought that this would be possible. That must be a almost impossible transition to make from training to be a professional cheerleader, to not being able to walk or speak correctly.
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Re: One of the saddest stories (RCA)
And yet it only appears on forums and video sharing sites? Do you honestly think mainstream media wouldn't be reporting this to get ratings?
It looks like a bunch of bulls*** to me. People believe anything they see on the internet. Any legitimate links?
It looks like a bunch of bulls*** to me. People believe anything they see on the internet. Any legitimate links?
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Seriously. You realize it's BS, don't you? Please tell me it's not that simple to dupe people.
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Most of my scepticism stems from the fact that the video is at "worldstarhiphop.com" Not really one of my primary trusted news sources.
The rest of my scepticism stems from the fact that it makes no scientific sense.
And the last little bit stems from the fact that I don't trust anyone, anyway.
The rest of my scepticism stems from the fact that it makes no scientific sense.
And the last little bit stems from the fact that I don't trust anyone, anyway.
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Well, here is what I have dug up so far. the claim at least seems legitimate, the truth of the claim, who knows.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,565984,00.html
http://loudountimes.com/blogs/...siree/
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,565984,00.html
http://loudountimes.com/blogs/...siree/
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Flu shot is known for causing neurological disorders in some people. The mid-70s Guillain Barre outbreak is one of the better known examples of this (not all cases were flu vaccine related, but many appear to have been). That vaccine was for "swine flu" too.
What I doubt are the symptoms. I really don't see how running could affect her speech.
She does sound genuinely impaired when she tries to speak, though. So maybe I'm wrong. Neurological problems can be really weird.
What I doubt are the symptoms. I really don't see how running could affect her speech.
She does sound genuinely impaired when she tries to speak, though. So maybe I'm wrong. Neurological problems can be really weird.
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http://www.dystonia-foundation...1.php
Frequently Asked Questions: SymptomsHow does dystonia affect the nervous system?Dystonia disrupts the nervous system’s ability to allow the brain and the muscles to communicate. The body’s ability to control muscle movements is very complicated and involves many areas in the brain. The area of the brain that is believed to be most affected by dystonia is called the basal ganglia. The basal ganglia are a deep region of the brain that monitors the speed of movement and controls unwanted movements. The basal ganglia are responsible for sending signals to the muscles instructing them when to move and when to stop moving. For reasons we don’t yet understand, the basal ganglia’s instructions to the muscles become irregular and chaotic, resulting in the unwanted muscle movements and contractions.
In addition, as researchers began learning more about task-specific dystonias such as the various forms that affect musicians, it became clear that there is a sensory component to dystonia symptoms. Not only does the brain send irregular messages to the brain, but the affected muscles send chaotic messages back to the brain—the nervous system is overtaken by a self-perpetuating cycle of abnormal communication. This revelation led to a new perspective that suggested that the brain and muscles could be “retrained” to communicate through physical therapy. Rehabilitation is an active area of research that is likely to continue to provide direction for new therapies and may be particularly relevant to the treatment of secondary dystonias.
Can dystonia come about overnight? Are there any warning signs?Dystonia generally develops gradually. Exceptions include rapid-onset dystonia-parkinsonism (which may develop over days or hours) and the acute dystonic reactions associated with certain antipsychotic drugs.
Symptoms of dystonia may begin very mildly. Subtle facial or jaw spasms, or difficulty chewing may suggest early face or jaw dystonia. Changes in the cadence or pitch of speech may be early signs of laryngeal dystonia/spasmodic dysphonia. Mild jerky head movements, stiff neck, or local neck discomfort may occur in the early stages of cervical dystonia. Cramping or fatiguing of the hands during writing, other manual activities, or walking may suggest limb dystonia. Similarly, children who develop generalized dystonia may first complain of cramps in a leg or a foot turning in. Sometimes a focal dystonia may arise directly following injury to that body region.
Sensory symptoms may precede focal dystonia in some people. Common examples would be a gritty sensation in the eye preceding blepharospasm and irritation of the throat preceding laryngeal dystonia/spasmodic dysphonia.
Can dystonia affect muscles such as the heart or diaphragm, or other organs?Dystonia affects muscles that can be controlled voluntarily—mostly the skeletal muscles. Dystonia does not affect smooth muscles, such as the heart. However, dystonia can affect breathing in several ways. Severe neck dystonia can cause difficulty breathing when the upper airway is impacted. Dystonia involving the vocal cords can potentially cause shortness of breath when the vocal cords close tight, but in general the tightness is present primarily when speaking. The act of breathing involves muscles between the ribs and a large muscle called the diaphragm. Dystonia can cause stiffness in the muscles between the ribs and can cause a sensation or shortness of breath. Occasionally, the diaphragm can also be affected. Finally, when a person with dystonia has involvement of the spine, twisting of the torso can limit how much the lungs can expand when breathing, and this can potentially cause shortness of breath.
The bladder is made up of smooth muscle, and therefore not affected by dystonia. However, the muscles around the opening of the bladder (the external sphincter) can very rarely become involved, resulting in difficulty of passing urine. This seems to occur most often dystonia that is a symptom of another neurological disease such as Parkinson's disease.
Is dystonia fatal?In the overwhelming majority of people with dystonia, it does not shorten life expectancy or result in death. In very severe generalized dystonia that affects many body areas, there can be problems that arise secondary to the dystonia that may cause life-threatening conditions. However, these instances are quite rare and usually treatable. Dystonia does occur as a symptom of many degenerative disease, some of which do impact mortality, but the dystonia itself does not shorten life span.
What is a dystonic storm?Rarely, patients with dystonic symptoms develop increasingly frequent and intense episodes of severe generalized dystonia called status dystonicus. A single episode of this severe dystonia may be referred to as a “dystonic storm” or “dystonic attack.”
Although the exact numbers are not known, anecdotal accounts suggest that relatively mild to moderate dystonic storms are a fairly regular experience for some individuals with generalized dystonia, especially secondary dystonias. Most cases of severe status dystonicus occur in persons who have generalized dystonia that is complicated by other conditions such as metabolic disease, secondary effects of a traumatic injury, or additional neurological conditions.
If a person’s swallowing or breathing is affected by a dystonic storm, he/she may require emergency medical attention. In very severe cases, individuals may be admitted to an intensive care unit setting where they may be sedated with medication or need temporary mechanical ventilation to support breathing.
Although the exact origins of status dystonicus are not known, some documented cases appear to be triggered by an abrupt change in medication or severe infections. Medications and botulinum toxin may be used to reduce or alleviate symptoms of a severe dystonic storm. Individuals experiencing a relatively mild or moderate dystonic storm may have a specific medication prescribed by a physician to take at the onset of the attack, may get some relief from a “sensory trick,” or may simply wait for the symptoms to subside.
Is there a correlation between dystonia and fatigue?The constant movement and muscle contractions of dystonia can be compared to working out approximately 18 hours a day—and for people whose symptoms don't stop during sleep, 24 hours a day. This can definitely result in fatigue and diminished stamina. Fatigue may be confused with lack of energy or motivation which may be a sign of depression or other medical conditions. Adequate rest and supplementing sleep with restorative practices such as meditation or relaxation techniques are a mainstay of coping with fatigue for many people.
Can dystonia cause difficulty swallowing or breathing?Yes, sometimes. This depends primarily on the part(s) of the body affected. For instance, some people with dystonia involving the jaw or tongue may have chewing or swallowing difficulty. Occasionally, people with very severe cervical dystonia also may have some swallowing difficulty. Treatments, whether medications or botulinum toxin injections, can also potentially have swallowing side effects. Dystonia rarely affects breathing. Severe generalized dystonia may involve the diaphragm muscles (the primary breathing muscles) or cause enough truncal twisting to cause some problems with regular breathing.
Is there anything helpful that can be done to ease my dystonia in a stressful situation?Although clearly stress does not cause dystonia, many people with dystonia have reported that their symptoms worsen in stressful situations. This worsening is temporary and resolves when the stressful situation has passed. Unfortunately, getting rid of all stress in life is not possible. Therefore, techniques which result in a lessening of the stressful feelings may be beneficial. Relaxation techniques can be of considerable help. Although there are medications which can decrease anxiety, the effects of stress are best managed without additional medications. Health-care professionals familiar with the techniques of stress reduction may be very helpful.
Frequently Asked Questions: SymptomsHow does dystonia affect the nervous system?Dystonia disrupts the nervous system’s ability to allow the brain and the muscles to communicate. The body’s ability to control muscle movements is very complicated and involves many areas in the brain. The area of the brain that is believed to be most affected by dystonia is called the basal ganglia. The basal ganglia are a deep region of the brain that monitors the speed of movement and controls unwanted movements. The basal ganglia are responsible for sending signals to the muscles instructing them when to move and when to stop moving. For reasons we don’t yet understand, the basal ganglia’s instructions to the muscles become irregular and chaotic, resulting in the unwanted muscle movements and contractions.
In addition, as researchers began learning more about task-specific dystonias such as the various forms that affect musicians, it became clear that there is a sensory component to dystonia symptoms. Not only does the brain send irregular messages to the brain, but the affected muscles send chaotic messages back to the brain—the nervous system is overtaken by a self-perpetuating cycle of abnormal communication. This revelation led to a new perspective that suggested that the brain and muscles could be “retrained” to communicate through physical therapy. Rehabilitation is an active area of research that is likely to continue to provide direction for new therapies and may be particularly relevant to the treatment of secondary dystonias.
Can dystonia come about overnight? Are there any warning signs?Dystonia generally develops gradually. Exceptions include rapid-onset dystonia-parkinsonism (which may develop over days or hours) and the acute dystonic reactions associated with certain antipsychotic drugs.
Symptoms of dystonia may begin very mildly. Subtle facial or jaw spasms, or difficulty chewing may suggest early face or jaw dystonia. Changes in the cadence or pitch of speech may be early signs of laryngeal dystonia/spasmodic dysphonia. Mild jerky head movements, stiff neck, or local neck discomfort may occur in the early stages of cervical dystonia. Cramping or fatiguing of the hands during writing, other manual activities, or walking may suggest limb dystonia. Similarly, children who develop generalized dystonia may first complain of cramps in a leg or a foot turning in. Sometimes a focal dystonia may arise directly following injury to that body region.
Sensory symptoms may precede focal dystonia in some people. Common examples would be a gritty sensation in the eye preceding blepharospasm and irritation of the throat preceding laryngeal dystonia/spasmodic dysphonia.
Can dystonia affect muscles such as the heart or diaphragm, or other organs?Dystonia affects muscles that can be controlled voluntarily—mostly the skeletal muscles. Dystonia does not affect smooth muscles, such as the heart. However, dystonia can affect breathing in several ways. Severe neck dystonia can cause difficulty breathing when the upper airway is impacted. Dystonia involving the vocal cords can potentially cause shortness of breath when the vocal cords close tight, but in general the tightness is present primarily when speaking. The act of breathing involves muscles between the ribs and a large muscle called the diaphragm. Dystonia can cause stiffness in the muscles between the ribs and can cause a sensation or shortness of breath. Occasionally, the diaphragm can also be affected. Finally, when a person with dystonia has involvement of the spine, twisting of the torso can limit how much the lungs can expand when breathing, and this can potentially cause shortness of breath.
The bladder is made up of smooth muscle, and therefore not affected by dystonia. However, the muscles around the opening of the bladder (the external sphincter) can very rarely become involved, resulting in difficulty of passing urine. This seems to occur most often dystonia that is a symptom of another neurological disease such as Parkinson's disease.
Is dystonia fatal?In the overwhelming majority of people with dystonia, it does not shorten life expectancy or result in death. In very severe generalized dystonia that affects many body areas, there can be problems that arise secondary to the dystonia that may cause life-threatening conditions. However, these instances are quite rare and usually treatable. Dystonia does occur as a symptom of many degenerative disease, some of which do impact mortality, but the dystonia itself does not shorten life span.
What is a dystonic storm?Rarely, patients with dystonic symptoms develop increasingly frequent and intense episodes of severe generalized dystonia called status dystonicus. A single episode of this severe dystonia may be referred to as a “dystonic storm” or “dystonic attack.”
Although the exact numbers are not known, anecdotal accounts suggest that relatively mild to moderate dystonic storms are a fairly regular experience for some individuals with generalized dystonia, especially secondary dystonias. Most cases of severe status dystonicus occur in persons who have generalized dystonia that is complicated by other conditions such as metabolic disease, secondary effects of a traumatic injury, or additional neurological conditions.
If a person’s swallowing or breathing is affected by a dystonic storm, he/she may require emergency medical attention. In very severe cases, individuals may be admitted to an intensive care unit setting where they may be sedated with medication or need temporary mechanical ventilation to support breathing.
Although the exact origins of status dystonicus are not known, some documented cases appear to be triggered by an abrupt change in medication or severe infections. Medications and botulinum toxin may be used to reduce or alleviate symptoms of a severe dystonic storm. Individuals experiencing a relatively mild or moderate dystonic storm may have a specific medication prescribed by a physician to take at the onset of the attack, may get some relief from a “sensory trick,” or may simply wait for the symptoms to subside.
Is there a correlation between dystonia and fatigue?The constant movement and muscle contractions of dystonia can be compared to working out approximately 18 hours a day—and for people whose symptoms don't stop during sleep, 24 hours a day. This can definitely result in fatigue and diminished stamina. Fatigue may be confused with lack of energy or motivation which may be a sign of depression or other medical conditions. Adequate rest and supplementing sleep with restorative practices such as meditation or relaxation techniques are a mainstay of coping with fatigue for many people.
Can dystonia cause difficulty swallowing or breathing?Yes, sometimes. This depends primarily on the part(s) of the body affected. For instance, some people with dystonia involving the jaw or tongue may have chewing or swallowing difficulty. Occasionally, people with very severe cervical dystonia also may have some swallowing difficulty. Treatments, whether medications or botulinum toxin injections, can also potentially have swallowing side effects. Dystonia rarely affects breathing. Severe generalized dystonia may involve the diaphragm muscles (the primary breathing muscles) or cause enough truncal twisting to cause some problems with regular breathing.
Is there anything helpful that can be done to ease my dystonia in a stressful situation?Although clearly stress does not cause dystonia, many people with dystonia have reported that their symptoms worsen in stressful situations. This worsening is temporary and resolves when the stressful situation has passed. Unfortunately, getting rid of all stress in life is not possible. Therefore, techniques which result in a lessening of the stressful feelings may be beneficial. Relaxation techniques can be of considerable help. Although there are medications which can decrease anxiety, the effects of stress are best managed without additional medications. Health-care professionals familiar with the techniques of stress reduction may be very helpful.
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Too slow biatch!RCA wrote:
EDIT: Some one beat me to it.
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I had a good documentary about how mercury in vaccines, as a preservative, can cause autism, I'm not sure if this was it but it looks interesting
The Dangers of Vaccines http://www.icyou.com/topics/di...imero
A big part of staying healthy is to get real vitamins from food and to avoid what has been processed or put in a can/box where the nutrients have been depleted.
here is my database of videos
Diseases Don't Just Happenhttp://video.google.com/videop...37350#
Sweet Misery (Aspartame)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...edded
The Fluoride Deceptionhttp://video.google.ca/videopl...89988#
EXCITOTOXINS: The Taste That Kills (MSG)http://video.google.com/videop...10962#
-other things to mention are; teflon pans are bad, milk is bad, and that your body needs vitamin D from the sun.
The Dangers of Vaccines http://www.icyou.com/topics/di...imero
A big part of staying healthy is to get real vitamins from food and to avoid what has been processed or put in a can/box where the nutrients have been depleted.
here is my database of videos
Diseases Don't Just Happenhttp://video.google.com/videop...37350#
Sweet Misery (Aspartame)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...edded
The Fluoride Deceptionhttp://video.google.ca/videopl...89988#
EXCITOTOXINS: The Taste That Kills (MSG)http://video.google.com/videop...10962#
-other things to mention are; teflon pans are bad, milk is bad, and that your body needs vitamin D from the sun.
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AAAAAAAAAAAAND your credibility just went out the window. MSG is not evil. Fluoride is not going to take over your brain. Stop believing what the TV tells you.
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Hey didnt you know medical doctors smoked cool Camels because it was better for you some years ago? and the government owns the media, the doctoral rules and practices.... so who does one believe.
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VigorousZX wrote:so who does one believe.
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is that Papa smurf?Here is one guy I wouldnt trust The FDA had actually banned aspartame based on this finding, only to have Searle Chairman Donald Rumsfeld (currently the Secretary of Defense) vow to "call in his markers," to get it approved. he makes an appearance in the Sweet Misery video
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Re: One of the saddest stories (VigorousZX)
just ruined my morning. thats awful. my hearts broken. i really hope this girl finds some peace. at least her husband is still by her side.
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Re: One of the saddest stories (VigorousZX)
Very sad . I have never had a flu shot and never get colds. Actually, I don't get sick at all not even headaches. I'm friends with my doctor but I visit him only when I want to get routine blood work done. I don't take my health for granted, but I suppose I'm fortunate. I do lead a very healthy lifestyle and I'm extremely picky about my diet and I also exercise daily.
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Fluoride doesn't prevent tooth decay! It does render teeth detectable by spy satellite!MinisterofDOOM wrote:. Fluoride is not going to take over your brain. Stop believing what the TV tells you.
But I digress.Wow 1 in a million chance and it just so happens to be a chick who was training to be a cheerleader.
Mala Suerte!
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Probability =/= Absolute ForesightDrifterXRPS13 wrote:if it's a 1 in a million chance, how come we dont' hear about this more often...i mean, i'm pretty sure that more than 1 million people get a flu vaccine every year.
Its possible that 2 in a million get touched, or 3 or even 0......but the probability is one.
Probability is like rolling a die. You have a one in six chance of getting 3. But that doesnt mean if you role six times you WILL get 3 once.You might never get 3 or you might land on 3 six times.
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Purity of Essence!VigorousZX wrote: I had a good documentary about how mercury in vaccines, as a preservative, can cause autism, I'm not sure if this was it but it looks interesting
The Dangers of Vaccines http://www.icyou.com/topics/di...imero
A big part of staying healthy is to get real vitamins from food and to avoid what has been processed or put in a can/box where the nutrients have been depleted.
here is my database of videos
Diseases Don't Just Happenhttp://video.google.com/videop...37350#
Sweet Misery (Aspartame)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...edded
The Fluoride Deceptionhttp://video.google.ca/videopl...89988#
EXCITOTOXINS: The Taste That Kills (MSG)http://video.google.com/videop...10962#
-other things to mention are; teflon pans are bad, milk is bad, and that your body needs vitamin D from the sun.
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What Nali said and when you say "how come we dont' hear about this more ofter", you have to realize where you get your "news".DrifterXRPS13 wrote:if it's a 1 in a million chance, how come we dont' hear about this more often...i mean, i'm pretty sure that more than 1 million people get a flu vaccine every year.
If it is the same place that spent 10hrs of a 24hr day with up to the second coverage of a kid in a ballon, then yea...You won't hear about some thing like this.
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what are you talking about and when did this go down?RCA wrote:If it is the same place that spent 10hrs of a 24hr day with up to the second coverage of a kid in a ballon, then yea...You won't hear about some thing like this.
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Not sure if you are serious but it takes less effort to just believe you.numbnuts240 wrote:what are you talking about and when did this go down?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEhZeiW5 ... I6UONWCq7A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM5Bpz9HA5k
I am sure most didn't care, but I am just saying, this is why you don't hear about it.DrifterXRPS13 wrote:it was a general question and no i didn't care one bit for balloon boy.