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cross
response 9 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 19:33 UTC 2003

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jiffer
response 10 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 19:43 UTC 2003

The Lymph System does indeed involve the spleen.  The spleen is one of 
the primary "cleaning" sight for your blood.  It will clean out any 
dead, weak, or damaged red blood cells and white cells.  It is also a 
storage sight for various types of white blood cells.  The spleen is 
important, and if a person has their spleen removed, they must be 
careful to not get sick, and typically on antibiotics to help their 
body fight off basic germs.
mynxcat
response 11 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 19:51 UTC 2003

Re 9> I haven't noticed, does he do that all the time?
tod
response 12 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 20:19 UTC 2003

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cross
response 13 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 15:28 UTC 2003

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oval
response 14 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 16:51 UTC 2003

we is leeron and its imaginary friend, klg.

klg
response 15 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 16:58 UTC 2003

We beg your pardon, Ms. oval!  Our existence is entirely independent.
drew
response 16 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 18:12 UTC 2003

Re #9: Multiple personality disorder?
lynne
response 17 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 22:02 UTC 2003

<rotflmao @15.  "*Our* existence is entirely independent?">
remmers
response 18 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 23 03:09 UTC 2003

Re #7:  Email would work.
twenex
response 19 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 23 14:25 UTC 2003

Best wishes to Keesan.

My father recovered from lymphoma. After recovering from cancer. Try keeping
your spirits up!
oval
response 20 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 23 17:43 UTC 2003

ya good luck sindi
klg
response 21 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 23 20:02 UTC 2003

re:  "#18 (remmers):  Re #7:  Email would work."

Is there a Grex "Health" conference, or something like that for the 
discussion of such issues?
scott
response 22 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 23 22:22 UTC 2003

Indeed there is Health conference, although it's pretty dead.
tpryan
response 23 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 23 22:31 UTC 2003

        Best wishes on recovery, Sindi.
jaklumen
response 24 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 24 05:21 UTC 2003

Indeed.
klg
response 25 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 00:46 UTC 2003

Thank you, Mr. scott.  Item # 85 in "Health" is for the discussion of 
lymphoma.
scott
response 26 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 01:38 UTC 2003

Turns out I'm fairwitness in that conference.  Want me to just link this item?
cross
response 27 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 14:22 UTC 2003

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jep
response 28 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 16:24 UTC 2003

Thanks, Scott!
klg
response 29 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 16:33 UTC 2003

It is a specialized discussion item pertaining to "health."  Please 
just keep it there.  Thank you.
scott
response 30 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 17:10 UTC 2003

Re 29:  Er, is that a "yes" or a "no"?  I can link it, but I can't control
its existence in Agora, since I'm not a FW in Agora.
albaugh
response 31 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 18:36 UTC 2003

Does anyone else find the comment in #22 ironic?
jep
response 32 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 19:05 UTC 2003

re resp:30: Scott, why does klg's preference matter?  I created this 
item, at Sindi's request.  I'd appreciate having this item linked to 
health because I think Sindi would appreciate it.

No offense meant to klg!  But I wouldn't think any user could come 
along and veto a request to have an item linked.
klg
response 33 of 257: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 19:23 UTC 2003

Was that a veto or merely a response to a question?

Why not have a single conference instead of sorting them by subject 
matter?

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