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Thread started 08/20/08 3:34pm

Moonstar319

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MRSA Staph infection

My mom told me on the way to work that she has this in her eye. Apparently this infection can take over your immune system and antibodies as it advances. It's highly contagious as well. Her best friend had this last year after being bit by a black widow and it took her 6 months to get out of her system. I'm pretty nervous and a lil scared since she said people have died from varieties of types of this kind of infection. Has anyone heard of this?
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Reply #1 posted 08/20/08 3:36pm

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Yes...my godson had a big battle with MRSA over the last year or so. The infections cleared up and he's fine now. But, wow...in the eye... hug I hope she'll be ok.
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Reply #2 posted 08/20/08 3:50pm

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applekisses said:

Yes...my godson had a big battle with MRSA over the last year or so. The infections cleared up and he's fine now. But, wow...in the eye... hug I hope she'll be ok.


hug Thank-you. I'm glad your godson is ok now. How long did his take to get rid of?
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Reply #3 posted 08/20/08 4:34pm

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i had it once, i've had a friend who has mulitple infections and another who has gone to the hospital a few times in the past year over it.

we're all good now.
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Reply #4 posted 08/20/08 4:51pm

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ehuffnsd said:

i had it once, i've had a friend who has mulitple infections and another who has gone to the hospital a few times in the past year over it.

we're all good now.


Oh wow. So, it's fairly common? I'm glad you all are ok!
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Reply #5 posted 08/20/08 6:17pm

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nod I have heard about this. I hope your mom is okay. hug
RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you.
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Reply #6 posted 08/20/08 6:30pm

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psychodelicide said:

nod I have heard about this. I hope your mom is okay. hug


Thank-you. hug
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Reply #7 posted 08/20/08 6:39pm

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Reply #8 posted 08/20/08 6:47pm

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Moonstar319 said:

ehuffnsd said:

i had it once, i've had a friend who has mulitple infections and another who has gone to the hospital a few times in the past year over it.

we're all good now.


Oh wow. So, it's fairly common? I'm glad you all are ok!

it's becoming more common. though we all three have HIV so we probably have had worse cases of it than the commoners
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Reply #9 posted 08/20/08 6:59pm

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Moonstar319 said:

psychodelicide said:

nod I have heard about this. I hope your mom is okay. hug


Thank-you. hug


You're welcome.
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Reply #10 posted 08/20/08 9:28pm

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Moonstar319 said:

applekisses said:

Yes...my godson had a big battle with MRSA over the last year or so. The infections cleared up and he's fine now. But, wow...in the eye... hug I hope she'll be ok.


hug Thank-you. I'm glad your godson is ok now. How long did his take to get rid of?


hug Thanks, dear. Well, he was 2-1/2 when it started and it just kept coming back in different places (it was caused by a combo of going through potty training (i.e. sleeping in pull ups) and scratching from having excema. When the docs prescribed an anti-itch medication it finally went away - he's been MRSA free for about six months.

I remember it would take a few weeks for one of the sores to go away after it was drained.
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Reply #11 posted 08/20/08 9:29pm

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Moonstar319 said:

ehuffnsd said:

i had it once, i've had a friend who has mulitple infections and another who has gone to the hospital a few times in the past year over it.

we're all good now.


Oh wow. So, it's fairly common? I'm glad you all are ok!


nod it is - a friend of mine had it in his leg a few times and his baby daughter had it on her scalp.
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Reply #12 posted 08/20/08 9:45pm

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hug Thanks, dear. Well, he was 2-1/2 when it started and it just kept coming back in different places (it was caused by a combo of going through potty training (i.e. sleeping in pull ups) and scratching from having excema. When the docs prescribed an anti-itch medication it finally went away - he's been MRSA free for about six months.

I remember it would take a few weeks for one of the sores to go away after it was drained.


Oh wow. That's so scary. Poor baby, he must have been terribly uncomfortable. sad
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Reply #13 posted 08/20/08 9:59pm

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Moonstar319 said:

applekisses said:



hug Thanks, dear. Well, he was 2-1/2 when it started and it just kept coming back in different places (it was caused by a combo of going through potty training (i.e. sleeping in pull ups) and scratching from having excema. When the docs prescribed an anti-itch medication it finally went away - he's been MRSA free for about six months.

I remember it would take a few weeks for one of the sores to go away after it was drained.


Oh wow. That's so scary. Poor baby, he must have been terribly uncomfortable. sad


He was...my poor little guy. sad
But, he's doing great now. I just hope it doesn't come back in the wintertime when his skin gets dry again.
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Reply #14 posted 08/20/08 11:22pm

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ehuffnsd said:

Moonstar319 said:



Oh wow. So, it's fairly common? I'm glad you all are ok!

it's becoming more common. though we all three have HIV so we probably have had worse cases of it than the commoners

hug
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Reply #15 posted 08/21/08 12:09am

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My teacher had it this year. He's alright now, but it came back like 3 times. As long as she gets treated for it, she should be alright.
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Reply #16 posted 08/21/08 1:39am

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MajesticOne89 said:

My teacher had it this year. He's alright now, but it came back like 3 times. As long as she gets treated for it, she should be alright.


Glad he's alright and thanks.
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Reply #17 posted 08/21/08 2:19am

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Sorry to hear this. I hope your mother recovers quickly. rose
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Reply #18 posted 08/21/08 3:54am

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sorry to her that.
My dad got E-Coli a few years ago,that was quite scary.
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Reply #19 posted 08/21/08 4:18pm

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SCNDLS said:

Sorry to hear this. I hope your mother recovers quickly. rose


Thanks, so much. hug Luckily they discovered it early on so it is not in advanced stages. She's just really scared as we all are, but has been keeping good spirits.
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Reply #20 posted 08/21/08 4:26pm

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muirdo said:

sorry to her that.
My dad got E-Coli a few years ago,that was quite scary.


Thank-you. sad Geez, sorry to hear that. Is he okay now?
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