Posted on 09/24/2010 7:44:54 AM PDT by broken_arrow1
Glenn, you are in my prayers.
You have chosen to take on a heavy weight.
I pray that G_D gives you the strength to bear it.
B U M P
Sounds like diabetes
And that he is NOT taking care of himself.
This is happening for a reason. Will he convert back to the religion of his childhood, Catholicism?
I pray that he does.
>> I’m assuming that his doctors have run tests to rule out things like diabetes or a tumor.
According to his wife, Michael Douglass’ health problems were either overlooked or incorrectly diagnosed.
Ditto to your thoughts.
TY for the bump.
Be safe and well, amigo.
TY for the bump.
Be safe and well, amigo.
I thought of minor stroke too at first.
I’m of the opinion that Glenn is ADD and his may be related to thyroid imbalance. Thyroid imbalance can cause the physical symptoms he’s displaying as well.
Yep. Based on my observations of the Mormons I know, it leads to healthy lifestyles, fine families, kindness towards others, and God-fearing conservatism.
Absolutely diabolical.
You could say the same and more of devout Buddhists and practicing Hindus. If you know Jesus Christ, the Savior of the Bible characterization, then you know good behavior is not the point, atonement is.
M.S. does not affect the macula (part of the retina). Its main eye involvement is the optic nerve. In fact, optic neuritis (inflammation of the optic nerve) is one of the frequent presenting symptoms of MS. Diabetes can have macular involvement, but usually swelling (edema) not “degeneration”. Hard to think of disorders that have true macular degeneration plus peripheral neruopathy (hands and feet tingling, loss of sensation, etc).
Praying for him. He’s certainly been a near prophetic voice in these terrible times.
I knew when he started saying he hated President Woodrow Wilson and the things he did to this country that wasn’t going to end well. Hate eats you alive.
You should talk to some of the former mormons here in FR. The picture is not rosy, at all.
Is it MS that Cavuto suffers?
Amen to that... couldn’t have said it better myself.
Crud! I wish you hadn’t posted that, I have most of those symptoms.
You too, Dick.
See your doctor. There is medication that can help and also ongoing research. It’s my understanding that much progress has been made.
I’m currently reading a number of fictional books by Stephen White, in which one of his main characters is a woman with MS. It may seem odd, but I’ve learned much of what I know about this disease from those books.
If MS is confirmed, you may wish to visit this site:
http://www.nationalmssociety.org/
Take care, FRiend.
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