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I think I have a much better understanding of how the forum works.. any other tips however would be greatly appreciated. As my "name" implies,I have been bogged down with the "batonella blues"...preceded of course by other co-infection ballads... i think my worst bout has been with th screaming me-me's of Babesia.... (please forgive my typing,never did do it very well...) Been trying to crawl out of the recent hole and hoping that 2006 will be better for this ole gal.... Have been on numerous anti-biotics and alternative things...Original misdiagnosis had me on prednisone for a year before new dr. and futher testing. currently trying to beat the Bartonella back with ciprofloxacin mixed with other "regular meds", ie.thyroid stuff,etc. Gee..this is way too long...got carried away.. ijust am so happy to find all of you..my eyes are filling with tears....all for now, bartonella blues.
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from Bartonella blues to BettyG... i honestly thought i was spacing my sentences...which keys should i be hitting?? So sorry...keyboards are not as familiar to me the ones that make music.
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Originally posted by bartonella blues:

I think I have a much better understanding of how the forum works..

any other tips however would be greatly appreciated. As my "name" implies,I have been bogged down with the "batonella blues"...

preceded of course by other co-infection ballads...

i think my worst bout has been with th screaming me-me's of Babesia.... (please forgive my typing,never did do it very well...) Been trying to crawl out of the recent hole and hoping that 2006 will be better for this ole gal.... Have been on numerous anti-biotics and alternative things...

Original misdiagnosis had me on prednisone for a year before new dr. and futher testing.

currently trying to beat the Bartonella back with ciprofloxacin mixed with other "regular meds", ie.thyroid stuff,etc.

Gee..this is way too long...got carried away..

ijust am so happy to find all of you..my eyes are filling with tears....

all for now, bartonella blues.

[ 02. April 2006, 12:25 PM: Message edited by: AZURE WISH ]

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If you hit return a couple times every once and awhile it would put more space....

you said you are used to the other kind of keyboard

are you a musician?

Best wishes [Smile]

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To Azure Wish:I can not find a "return" button on this keyboard.. i feel like such a dunce.. and yes,i did play the piano a while...all by ear and only for family and friends.. i do'nt think the word musician ever applied. Hasta luego
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quote:
Originally posted by bartonella blues:
I can not find a "return" button on this keyboard..[/QB]

My keyboard says "enter" ... That's the one you need to hit frequently so your sentences don't all run together.

Much easier to read that way.

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yes, blues, do as Tutu said. Hit the ENTER key often to break things up or us neuro brain lymies.

Also, one suggestion; just use 1 period, double space and start a new paragraph. Hard to read when every line has .... and next sentennce starts. ok.

Not trying to make you feel bad ok; we all learn thru trial & error.

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Sorry my old keyboard used to say return.

I see my mom's does say enter.

sorry.

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