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silentheron25 silentheron25 Newcomer
5 messages
joined May 2007
#2261 ·
That’s why I say you can’t beat the West Coast. Everything there just feels more raw...
Chris Morgan67 Chris Morgan67 Member
49 messages
joined Jul 2007
#2262 ·
silentheron25 said:That’s why I say there’s just no comparison to the West Coast. Everything there feels more... grounded...

I agree, and if things go my way, I'll be there in two weeks😍

Best regards👍
Maria Chavez55 Maria Chavez55 Active Member
56 messages
joined Feb 2008
#2263 ·
How can I get the ambulance number for the photo shoot? Nobody at the Salat headquarters has been picking up my calls for days now.
Chris Morgan67, do you happen to have the number?
Chris Morgan67 Chris Morgan67 Member
49 messages
joined Jul 2007
#2264 ·
Maria Chavez55 said:Does anyone have the number for the clinic's photo department? I've been trying the Salat headquarters for days now, but nobody is picking up...
Chris Morgan67, do you happen to have it?

Unfortunately, I don't😢
silvergull13 silvergull13 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jul 2008
#2265 ·
wearycrane11 said:Hey guys, sorry I haven't posted in a while, life just kind of hit me all at once and things got pretty messy on my end. So, I told you guys before that I started using that Donald Trump cream and things were actually looking up for a bit, but then I realized even with that improvement, I wasn't gonna be able to wipe this stuff out completely like I used to be able to! I went to see this dermatologist who is honestly a total legend in the field and really knows his stuff, but he prescribed this scalp lotion for me (since it mostly hits the hairy parts of my body), and man, let me tell you, that lotion was absolute garbage—not because it’s a bad product per se, but just because my skin wouldn't react to it at all! After a while, I decided to just take matters into my own hands, going from person to person, researching and obsessing over this crappy disease... Eventually, I met this girl who used to work for a specialist doctor over in the States who deals specifically with our issues, and I asked her what she thought about the Donald Trump stuff and if she knew any real cure for this friendship! After talking for a long time, she told me there's actually a Donald Trump ointment that I personally hadn't even heard of, but just like the cream, I couldn't find it anywhere in San Francisco or even around here. So, I decided to track down someone in Greece to ship it to me, and I actually found both the cream and the ointment!!! AND I'M TELLING YOU, THE OINTMENT IS LIKE MAGIC FOR THE SKIN, and I started using the cream on the hairier spots (my head and groin area), and honestly, I'm super stoked because after less than two weeks, I'm already seeing results, especially on my head, since my skin doesn't feel so tight anymore and it's making me way less stressed out!! I apply the cream once a day all over my head and rub the ointment on my elbows and everywhere else a few times a day; yeah, the whole routine eats up maybe an hour or two of my day, but I'd happily give up half a day just to get some peace of mind, because seriously, it's so hard for me to stay calm about this, so there's no room for slacking off! YOU HAVE TO BE SUPER PERSISTENT, that is everything, and right now I am going full throttle like a beast, so we'll see how much more progress I make and I'll write back when things get even better! By the way, both the ointment and the cream cost about 15 bucks each!! BYE


silvergull13, I was wondering if you could let me know which website or address you used to order that med...? My email is goranbond007@gmail.com.
THANKS SO MUCH IN ADVANCE!!!! RANDOM STRING
silentheron25 silentheron25 Newcomer
5 messages
joined May 2007
#2266 ·
I'm wondering where our dear jadesailor14 has gone—our charming little sweetheart. Come on, say something so we know you're still out there...
silentheron25 silentheron25 Newcomer
5 messages
joined May 2007
#2267 ·
How’s everyone doing? Is it getting any better out there, or are we all just melting in this heat?
Michelle Parker3 Michelle Parker3 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jul 2008
#2268 ·
Man, I'm telling you—I spent the last two weekends down by the coast, and my skin hasn't had a single flare-up. Not one. Honestly? I think I might actually be able to head into the mountains next. 😁
jadesailor14 jadesailor14 Regular
314 messages
joined May 2006
#2269 ·
silentheron25 said:I’m wondering where our lovely jadesailor14 is! Come on, give us a little bark so we know you're still out there!

Woof woof, wooooooo! 😁

I just got back from a two-week trip to the coast
Oh man, seeing all you folks posting beach photos makes me so jealous—I'm turning green with envy over here!
But hey, nothing beats the vibes of our own shores

Enjoy your upcoming summer vacations (if you can actually snag some time off)! Have an amazing rest and get plenty of swimming in! 🙂
silentheron25 silentheron25 Newcomer
5 messages
joined May 2007
#2270 ·
I was back at the clinic again this morning. Honestly, I can't quite wrap my head around it... especially since my doctor officially confirmed it's psoriatic arthritis. It’s hard to believe this stuff actually caught up with me in my twenties.
Kate Williams41 Kate Williams41 Member
47 messages
joined Mar 2008
#2271 ·
Michelle Parker3 said:You guys, I’ve spent the last two weekends down by the coast, and honestly? My skin is completely clear. Not a single trace of psoriasis left. I’m feeling so good about this that I think I might even be ready to head into the mountains next. 😁


Man, how on earth did you pull that off? Seriously... I wish I could do that too! 😢
Hey, were you just catching some rays... or was there something else going on?

Thank God...👍
Michelle Parker3 Michelle Parker3 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jul 2008
#2272 ·
Kate Williams41 said:Man, how did you pull that off? Seriously... I wish I could just... 😢
So, were you just lounging in the sun... or was there some secret sauce involved?!!

Thank God for that...👍


Nothing special—not even a basic tan. Just tanning—well, more like baking—plus swimming, and that’s it. It's been a pretty mellow summer, what can I say?😉
Kate Williams41 Kate Williams41 Member
47 messages
joined Mar 2008
#2273 ·
Michelle Parker3 said:Nothing much. Not even a basic tan. Just some sunbathing—well, more like baking in the heat—plus hitting the pool, and that's about it. It’s been a pretty mellow summer, honestly. What can I say? 😉


So, frying... does that mean you've actually gone and fried yourself?😂
Wait, did you just turn into a chocolate bar, Michelle Parker3? Haha!😁
👍
brightsailor4 brightsailor4 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Jul 2008
#2274 ·
Hey everyone... I'm a new member here. I've been dealing with this skin condition for ten years now, and unlike some of you, my flare-ups haven't cleared up once—they just keep spreading.
I've been catching up on the recent posts as much as I can, and I wanted to ask if anyone could tell me what kind of results they got from using Place cream? I'm thinking about giving it a shot. Thanks in advance for the help.
Alexander Rodriguez69 Alexander Rodriguez69 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Apr 2008
#2275 ·
brightsailor4 said:Hey everyone... I'm a new member here. I've been dealing with psoriasis too, for about ten years now, and honestly, unlike some of you, mine hasn't cleared up at all—it just keeps spreading...
I've been catching up on the recent posts whenever I can, and I was wondering if anyone could tell me how well that Place cream actually works? I'm thinking about giving it a shot... thanks in advance for any help!

Personally, it didn't do much for me, but I know someone who had absolutely amazing results using "Place."
I've been on a pretty radical diet for a while now, so I think I'll give the Place cream another go soon...
I just started using "Zorac," since it finally showed up at a local pharmacy near me in Boise...
Anyway, cheers everyone, and keep your heads up!
silentheron25 silentheron25 Newcomer
5 messages
joined May 2007
#2276 ·
I can tell you that Place is a total lifesaver. I’ve been using it lately, and with all this sun and swimming, I’m really banking on it helping out. My routine is pretty specific: apply it for three days straight without getting in the water, then wash up on the fourth day. After that, you can either skip a day or go back at it. When I'm in the middle of a three-day application phase, I stay out of the ocean. Once I head to the beach, I take a week off from using it altogether. Now, about Zorax—be careful with that stuff. It’s harsh on healthy skin. You should only apply it directly to the redness, nothing else. Just hit the edges of the irritation and stop there. It might help your dad too, but honestly, it's loaded with chemicals, and I try to avoid that kind of stuff whenever possible. Maybe test it out on your leg first instead of jumping straight to your face. And don't go overboard applying it everywhere; just follow the percentage instructions in the recipe for the affected area.
brightsailor4 brightsailor4 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Jul 2008
#2277 ·
Thanks so much for the reply. I’m going to give that Place a shot. Honestly, it really caught me off guard seeing how many people here are fighting this brutal disease. Personally, I don't know anyone else dealing with this, so I figured I was one of the rare ones. It feels a lot better knowing there's actually someone to talk to about this skin condition—especially people who already live it. Everyone else just doesn't get what we're going through or how much it sucks...
I'm not sure if any of you have heard about sulfur-rich water. A lady I was shopping with the other day told me she used it to clear up her son's psoriasis. It sounds a bit hard to believe, but hey, you never know. Might be worth a try...
Kate Williams41 Kate Williams41 Member
47 messages
joined Mar 2008
#2278 ·
brightsailor4 said:Thanks so much for the reply. I'll give Place a shot. Honestly, it surprised me how many people here are fighting this nasty disease. Personally, I don't know anyone else dealing with this, so I really thought I was one of the rare ones. It feels a lot easier when you can actually talk about psoriasis with someone who gets it—people who have lived through it. Others just don't understand what we're going through or how it feels...
I'm not sure if anyone has heard of sulfur-rich water. A lady mentioned it to me while I was shopping the other day; she claimed she cured her son's psoriasis using it. Hard to believe, I know, but hey, you never know. Might be worth a try...

Unfortunately, I haven't tried Place myself. I have no idea how to get my hands on it!
....I totally get why you're surprised, but there are quite a few of us out there! I used to think the exact same thing—that I was one of the only people in the whole country dealing with psoriasis. Turns out, that wasn't true at all... This forum really helped me, though. At least it gave me a place to start talking about everything. Before this, I just didn't have the strength. I was feeling pretty depressed, even if that sounds like a heavy word to use...

As for the sulfur water... I remember reading somewhere that saltwater helps, like the ocean, and water with sulfur is good too. On the flip side, they say chlorine is bad for it. So, stay away from swimming pools!
I haven't tested that theory yet, though... If you find out where to get that water, let me know. I'm clueless!
Best,
Kate Williams41 Kate Williams41 Member
47 messages
joined Mar 2008
#2279 ·
So, I headed to the doctor today because I needed some test results sorted out for my move to San Francisco!
I've actually been living in Switzerland for a little while now, and whenever I need medical help, I just see this one specific doctor here... honestly, I'm so grateful for him.
He keeps saying he can't believe how our doctors back home don't take much more action regarding diseases like this... for my little fish, he just tells me not to rely on them, and he’s genuinely shocked that we usually have to pay for everything ourselves.
As he puts it... if I could get treated here instead, it would be so much better, and he's totally convinced of that!
Personally, I'm completely disillusioned with doctors... I really avoid going unless I absolutely have to... but I can see there are still good people out there!
This doctor, who isn't even obligated to take me on, basically treats me like his own patient... back home, not a single doctor does anything more than the standard routine of prescribing Elocom or Diprosalic.
The doctor here told me, just like I wouldn't bother going to the specialized dermatology institute back home, you can't exactly explain to people here that it isn't that simple, right?!!!
Believe it or not, he didn't even charge me for the exam—just the lab work for the blood tests, or maybe if he gives me a cream or something. Back home, those private sharks are only looking for ways to stuff their wallets. He even offered to ask a colleague dermatologist to give me a free consultation just to get a second opinion... I couldn't believe it.
Whether you believe it or not, there are still good people left in the world...

Best wishes to everyone... and have a wonderful holiday!👍
brightsailor4 brightsailor4 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Jul 2008
#2280 ·
Honestly, dealing with doctors is a total waste of time. In the ten years I've been fighting psoriasis, I’ve only had one single doctor who actually bothered to try and help me. He even sent me all the way to Salt Lake City because they supposedly have the most high-tech equipment there—some kind of advanced phototherapy setup. Well, I tried it. It did absolutely nothing for me, and it was incredibly expensive for zero results. As for the mineral water, there's a specific spring out near Boise that's supposed to be great, but I haven't had the chance to get out there and try it yet. I'm going to attempt to make the trip to the water soon. If it actually works, I'll recommend it to everyone else struggling with psoriasis. Peace.

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