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Minnie avery

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Sep 22, 2009, 10:10:12 PM9/22/09
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Does anyone have membranous Glomerolou Nephritis? How long, and what
do you do in dealingwith it? I have yet to meet anyone with this Kidney
Disease. Some medical professionals say nephropathy. / When I first
came onto this site there were a lot of posts. What happened to
everyone? I see 2 posts and they are several days old. Moe

mainframetech

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Sep 25, 2009, 5:43:11 PM9/25/09
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On Sep 22, 10:10 pm, mo...@msn.com (Minnie avery) wrote:

Moe,
Dunno where they all went, but we never had a huge following
anyway. I'm not sure about your form of Kidney Disease, but many of
us here have found that if your kidney function is slowly going south,
there is a way to slow that down to delay or avoid dialysis. The
stats on the internet at most hospitals put the mortality with
dialysis at 1 out of 4 in the first year. One person here has said
the cause is often that people don't follow the rules the doctors give
them about being on dialysis.

For my purposes, I just want to avoid or delay dialysis, and the
method a few of us here have found works pretty well is the extreme
low protein diet. The diet and the circumstances is described very
well in a book by Dr. Mackenzie Walser called "Coping With Kidney
Disease". Dr. Walser worked as a kidney researcher at Johns Hopkins
for 45 years. The book can be found at amazon.com. Cherck the 'used'
section as there are some new books for about $7.50 there.

The diet MUST be done with a special 'Essential Amino Acid' (EAA)
supplement, which may be obtained from Gambro products or Calwood
Nutrititionals.

Good luck,
Chris

Minnie avery

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Sep 26, 2009, 3:15:57 PM9/26/09
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Thanks Chris for the info. I have maintained a low protien diet for
many years. I will look into getting that book as it is one I haven't
read. moe

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