(Pete Hueseman's 3rd visit to Power Surge)

Dearest: 	It is with great pleasure that I welcome
Power Surge's Pharmaceutical Consultant, the man who patiently listens who all our questions 
over and over again,  yet who always smilingly offers advice, compassion and suggestions 
as to how to cope with our menopausal complaints.. P E T E     H E U S E M A N. 

A Registered Pharmacist for nearly 25 years, and exclusively involved in the area 
of women's health for the past six years, Pete compounds natural prescription 
hormones, such as progesterone, estradial, estriol, estrone, tri-estrogen, DHEA, 
testosterone and pregnenolone, plus other compounds.

Pete Hueseman is professionally	associated with NAMS, the Academy of Alternative 
Medicine, Alternative and Complementary Medicine Assc'n, and is registered with more 
than one professional Pharmacist's Association.

It's a pleasure to welcome you back to Power Surge, Pete. I know I've asked 
you this before, but the trend today for so many is	toward the *natural* 
and away from traditional "hormone therapy."  What is the safety factor built 
into taking naturally compounded hormones as opposed to synthetic hormones?



Pete Hueseman:	The answer is yes they are safer, but the 
factor is unknown exactly.



Susancee:	 What are the advantages of compounded 
micronized progesterone & why such a varying difference 
in cost?  One pharmacy charges $2 a capsule and another
25 cents!  Also, is estrace a natural hormone? 


Pete Hueseman:	The advantages are mostly much less side 
effects.  The differences depend on how you buy the raw 
materials.  Estrace is the natural (yes) estradiol.


JUDITH LEE:	What's your opinion of taking natural estrogens 
& progesterone vs. premarin & provera?


Pete Hueseman:	I think this is the preferable way to go, it 
works well for millions of women, the benefits are just as 
good with much less side effects.


Bitsy2:		Ok, I'm 50, had a complete hysterectomy 
3 yrs ago.  I  take Premarin.  I was told Estriol was the 
most natural.  I have pretty much all the symptoms of 
menopause,  but don't want to take Premarin.   I also 
use a Progesterin**didn't correct because I wasn't sure 
if there is a cream by that name** creme.  What would 
you suggest?


Pete Hueseman:	I would suggest progesterone 100mg. & 
estradiol .5 mg. all in one oil capsule to be taken once 
daily at bedtime.  Estriol is only one of three natural 
estrogens and it is the weakest one.


Dearest: 	Pete, if a woman is taking synthetic 
hormones does she wean herself off to start your natural 
hormones or how does that work?


Pete Hueseman:	Once you get the natural Rx [prescription] 
you can start right in with it.


Dearest: 	Immediately?


Pete Hueseman:	Yes, immediately.


Dearest: 	Okay, thanks. Riki, go ahead.


RikiDolph:	What does natural really mean?  Isn't horse urine "natural"?  
What is natural estrogen made from?


Dearest: 	(natural -- for horses)


Pete Hueseman:	Natural means the chemical structure is 
identical to that of the estrogen that your ovaries use to 
produce, and it comes from the soybean plant.


Rob 2763:	What are differences between the different estrogens?


Pete Hueseman:	Estriol is the weakest, and estradiol is 
the one that prevents the vasomotor symptoms and protects the heart and 
bones, estrone is potent and may help the bone and heart too.


Dearest: 	Pete, please tell us what Tri-est is, and
is it recommended? 


Pete Hueseman:	Tri-est is 80% estriol, 10% estradiol, & 
10% estrone, and yes it is recommended often.
 


Morrismol:	Have trouble taking calcium pills - burning
stomach - alternative?  Don't drink milk.


Pete Hueseman:	Do you take your calcium after food?  If 
not then try that, or how about ice cream, cottage cheese, 
or any dairy products.


Dearest: 	Pete, many women complain of stomach 
disorders and diarrhea from calcium. Do you hear that, too? 


Pete Hueseman:	Yes about 10 to 15% of the time, take 
with more food or try other calcium containing products.



JUDITH LEE:	How would one determine application 
of natural hormones - oral or transdermally? 


Pete Hueseman:	That depends on the person, we have 
both kinds, the dose depends on what you prefer, I 
would prefer to start with oral myself.


Susancee:	Is estrace made from soy & would it be
better to have this Rx compounded?  I am also taking 
compounded  micronized progesterone - 2 caps a day, 
100 mg each.


Pete Hueseman:	Yes estrace is derived from the soybean 
plant. Compounded would only be better if you were 
allergic to the color in the tabs.  You could mix the 
progest with it only if you were taking them both every 
day of the month.


Dearest: 	Pete, you recently gave me a progesterone 
cream... I think it's 5%.   How much more potent is that 
than the OTC Progest or other natural progesterone 
creams?


Pete Hueseman:	Progest,  for example, is 20mg. / 1/4th
teaspoonful yours is 65mg./ 1/4 tsp.


Dearest: 	Thanks, Pete.. Rob2763, go ahead now. 


Rob 2763:	I had a hysterectomy and 3 months. later 
started w/panic attacks.  Can a hormonal imbalance 
cause this?  I'm already taking estrogen and they can't
get my estrogen level right.


Pete Hueseman:	Your estrogen dose is probably a little 
too low, or you are not absorbing it well.  You may also 
want to ask your dr if you could try some natural 
progesterone along with it.


LorHer:	How does a woman determine which natural 
hormones fit her needs?  

Pete Hueseman:	There are saliva tests or blood tests that 
your doctor can run, or you can call me.   I can help you 
by clinical symptoms, and then your dr must prescribe them.


Rob 2763:	I have been on many different hormones 
pills and they still cant get my hormones right.


Pete Hueseman:	There are saliva tests or blood tests that 
your doctor can run, or you can call me.   I can help you 
by clinical symptoms, and then your dr must prescribe them.


Dearest: 	Pete, we should remind everyone that 
these naturally compounded hormones require 
prescriptions, right?


Pete Hueseman:	Yes they do!! And you know where to 
get them. 


Dearest: 	Pete, if they're so natural, how come they 
do require an Rx?


Pete Hueseman:	They require a Rx by law. Even though they 
are natural, by law they still require a prescription to 
insure that they will be supervised by your doctor.


Joan5000:	Estrogen therapy caused blood clots, is 
there a danger that natural will?


Dearest: 	Excellent question.


Pete Hueseman:	Yes the natural can also cause blood 
clots.


Dearest: 	Whew


Joan5000:	Wow, glad women know this, thank you.



DawnDidIt:	How is a dosage for progesterone cream 
determined and how can it be adjusted? Have Progest - 
need to take EVERY day?


Pete Hueseman:	The dose is determined by what you are 
trying to accomplish.  Post menopausal women usually 
use it daily, and perimenopausal women use it for 12 
to 15 days per month.  The dosage can be upped if you 
get break through bleeding or other symptoms develop.


Dearest: 	Pete, do the same cancer risks exist 
when taking natural hormones? 


Pete Hueseman:	No, the risks are generally less by about 
1/3rd.



STJOHN1139:	Is there anything I can take for Irritable 
Bowel caused by Menopause? I'm on the estrogen 
patches right now and had hysterectomy 3 yrs ago.


Pete Hueseman:	Yes there are many Rx items, maybe 
you should see a gastroenterolgist, or try your medicine 
for menopause as a sublingual or gel or cream.


DMcdoug128:	Best cure for hot flashes?


Pete Hueseman:	To properly balance your natural 
estrogens and progesterone, & sometimes testosterone 
& thyroid too.



Sssrn:	What is herb dong quai used for? 


Pete Hueseman:	Some use it for menopause symptoms, 
but there is a new article out 2 weeks ago, showing it 
does not have menopausal benefits, so it is best just 
for pains.



Bitsy2:		I'm confused, what's the difference in 
the estradiol you have, vs premarin? How to get yours?


Pete Hueseman:	Premarin in processed from the pregnant 
mares' urine, and estradiol is derived from the soybean 
plant. Your doctor can call Bellevue Pharmacy to order 
it on Rx.


Dearest: 	Pete, are women meant to take equine 
hormones? 


Pete Hueseman:	Yes, that is why premarin is the No 1 
prescribed drug in the U.S.A. in the last 6 yrs, but it is 
not the most preferable way to go.


Mamarie101:	I am 41 in surgical menopause - am on 
4th kind of estrogen, with all causing swelling in legs 
and hands.  Is this normal and what can I do?


Pete Hueseman:	I would talk to your doctor about trying 
to add some natural progesterone to your regimen, say 
100mg. in the oil capsule 2 x's a day all month long.


Mamarie101:	How does that help?


Pete Hueseman:	Progesterone has a mild diuretic like 
effect.  The estrogens can cause fluid retention, and this 
will help to counter that.


Dearest: 	Mamarie, you might also start taking 3 - 
100 mg tablets of vitamin B-6 daily.  It's a natural diuretic.


Frog feet:	Is it advisable to have all hormone levels 
tested before starting therapy? What tests should we 
request?


Pete Hueseman:	Yes, it is a good idea to get a baseline level 
for the future. 	estradiol, estrogens, progesterone, dhea, 
testosterone.



RCHCTH:	A friend of mine gets horrible headaches after 
taking calcium.  Any suggestions?

 
Dearest: 	Take it with magnesium

Pete Hueseman:	That is a good thing to try, yes.


Dearest: 	Add some feverfew and Gingko... 
and another.. email me, RCH My sister in law has 
terrible headaches, too.



JUDITH LEE:	Why do you prefer natural hormones taken orally vs. transdermally?


Pete Hueseman:	It is my personal preference, less messy -
and works quite well.


Dearest: 	Pete, are the naturally compounded 
hormones as effective ( allegedly ) as the synthetic? 


Pete Hueseman:	Yes they are!!!!!!


PFWLJ:	Does the oil capsule do same as prempro
in terms of no bleeding.


Pete Hueseman:	Yes, it works equally as well for 
protection with out the horrible side effects, and I do 
have a long term study about this. 


Dearest: 	Is that among what you sent me, Pete?  
I can publish it in the newsletter  ( soon to be released ) 
Yay


Pete Hueseman:	Yes, the one by Dr. Joel Hargrove at 
Vanderbilt with a cover letter by C. Northrup.


Dearest: 	Great.. thanks, Pete. TZ, go ahead :)


TZvia1:	What do you recommend for fibroids?  
Would tofu have the same effect as estrogen on fibroids?


Pete Hueseman:	I would recommend to try heavier doses 
of progesterone, and tofu may affect them, you would 
have to eat it and see how bad it would affect them if at all.  
Are these ovarian fibroids or breast.


TZvia1:	Uterine


Pete Hueseman:	heavier doses of progesterone  would or 
should help to shrink them.


Dearest: 	Pete, what are some of the most common 
adverse reactions to natural hormones? 


Pete Hueseman:	Progesterone can cause drowsiness & 
dizziness - only causes that in 5 to 7% of the women.  
Estrogens can cause the same as with premarin, but 
usually to a much lesser degree.  


Blush:	My gyn. said there's a new med coming 
out soon that only handles the hot flashes.  Are you  
familiar with it  and what are your feelings about it? 


Dearest: 	You mean Raloxifene?


Blush:	Yes


Dearest: 	:)


Blush:	I couldn't remember the name.


Dearest: 	I'm so glad I took my Gingko :)

Blush:	( Having mental pause )
Erica:	( lol Blush )
Dearest: 	      ( better than being a mental case )
Erica:	( lol Dearest!! )
Blush:	( that too dearest )


Pete Hueseman:	What is the name of it?  Raloxifene 
should be good, but we will not have any long term 
knowledge about it til women take it for 10 to 20 years. 


Dearest: 	May I add something about the Raloxifene?

Blush:	PLEASE


Dearest: 	You said it's only to help hot flashes?


Blush:	That's what the doc said


Dearest: 	From what I understand,  that's the 
thing it doesn't help.   I thought it was supposed to add 
the heart protection and bone, but not help the actual 
menopausal complaints


Blush:	She talked about 2 meds. That was one of them


Pete Hueseman:	Raloxifene is suppose to be primarily to 
prevent osteoporosis, not a whole lot of hot flashes.



LorHer:	How do we find a Dr. who will prescribe 
natural Rx?


Pete Hueseman:	Call me at work with your city and state, 
or a large city near you, or we can educate your doc.



MLBTE:	What do you recommend for someone 
with a history of breast cancer in their family?


Pete Hueseman:	Start with a low dose of natural estrogen 
and progesterone combination, and go for a check up 2 
times a year instead of once, or try phytoestrogens and 
exercise in you daily routine.



Eve G 406:	On .05 estradiol transdermal patch - recent 
blood tests within normal limits.  Now have low libido, 
suggestions?


Pete Hueseman:	See if your doctor will let you add 
testosterone 1.25 mg. sublingual tablets to your regimen 
from Bellevue Pharmacy use them once a day.

You can also email me at consultph@bpharmacysolutions.com.


Dearest: 	Pete, we seem to have quite a queue 
of questions for you... do you think you could stay a 
little longer?


Dearest: 	If not, that's okay...:	
(but we'd sure love you to stay )


Pete Hueseman:	Yes I can.


Dearest: 	Wonderful, thanks. 



RikiDolph:	If acupuncture & Chinese herbs are 
helping symptoms, need I do more and if so, when & why?


Pete Hueseman:	No you don't need to do any thing else, 
but I would consult with your doctor to be sure that's all 
you need - maybe do a saliva test to check .


Happy1951:	Is it okay to take estratest h.s. tabs and 
patch vivelle at the same time?


Pete Hueseman:	Yes if your doctor thinks you need that
much estrogen, which some people do. However we 
make a sublingual testosterone tablet that could be added 
to just your estrogen patch without increasing the estrogen 
dose.


Dearest: 	Anyone interested can call Pete
        Hueseman at Bellevue Pharmacy's toll-free number, 
        1-800-728-0288 and ask for Pete.



HELENM1126:	Had hysterectomy last yr - cancer.  
Take premarin - had dose raised three times still not 
working. Hot flashes make me look like I just stepped out 
of the shower.


Pete Hueseman:	Call me at work tomorrow, I think you 
might need to try a sublingual or a gel.  Maybe your not 
absorbing whatever you are taking very well.



Morrismol:	I'm taking combo patch called Estracomb - 
is it "natural" and any good? 


Pete Hueseman:	I never heard of estracomb??  what is in 
it exactly? 


Morrismol:	Estraderm and estragest.  Estradiol 17b 
and, estragest contains norethindrone acetate. 


Dearest: 	Estragest?


Pete Hueseman:	I have heard of vivelle, climara, estraderm.  
Estraderm is natural estradiol in a patch form.
Estragest is probably an otc cream.


Dearest: 	Morris, can you email me about that, 
please?  I'd like to find out more about it.


Morrismol:	Luv too, Dearest


Dearest: 	( of course, i'd rather eat a chocolate bar )


Pete Hueseman:	me too.


Dearest: 	Yeah
Erica:	( lol dearest )
Dearest: 	Cadbury
Dearest: 	Mmmmm
VBrando101:	m&m's with almonds
Dearest: 	Ok, let's not go crazy now ( g )
Erica:	lol dearest.......you started it ( g )



JUDITH LEE:	With tri-est, what amounts of each 
estrogen are safe or recommended?


Pete Hueseman:	Tri-est 2.5 mg. caps or per dose is the 
average at estriol 80% or 2. mg. and estradiol 10%  or
.25 mg. and estrone 10% or .25 mg. for a total of 2.5mg. 


Dearest: 	Pete, can you explain why Estrone is the 
hazardous form of estrogen?


Pete Hueseman:	It seems to be the most abundant 
estrogen in those that acquire breast cancer.


Dearest: 	Thanks, Pete... Kathy, go ahead :)


Kathycorn:	Do estrogen patches cause weight gain? 
What is climara?


Pete Hueseman:	Climara is estradiol, and yes estrogen 
can cause weight gain. Balance it with natural. micronized 
progesterone and the weight gain is then insignificant 
usually.



TZvia1:	Progesterone for fibroid?  Progesterone 
cream causes rise in my blood pressure any suggestions? 
Would micronized progesterone be better?


Pete Hueseman:	Call me, or try a sublingual progesterone 
50mg. 2 x's a day, or use your progesterone with blood 
pressure medications. 



PTLdiane:	My dr. did hysterectomy by mistake.  
Ever since, I feel stress in chest muscles. I am on the 
patch.  How can I feel better???


Pete Hueseman:	b or blood pressure medicines.  Balance those 
estrogen patches with 100 mg. of progesterone in oil 
capsule and take one every day at bedtime.  Try it thru 
your doctor.



Dearest: 	By mistake?


PTLdiane:	YES


Dearest: 	How old are you?


PTLdiane:	38


Dearest: 	What do you mean by mistake? Did he 
intend to do it? 


PTLdiane:	No, he said I am sorry but he was suppose to remove a fibroid.


Dearest: 	Good grief!


Pete Hueseman:	I would also, change doctors or get a 
second opinion!! 


Cinda:	sheesh!


Dearest: 	I'm not of a litgious nature, but I'd sure 
talk to a lawyer.


PTLdiane:	I have


Dearest: 	Good luck, Diane :(


PTLdiane:	I want to feel better.


Dearest: 	I'm sorry that happened to you.


PTLdiane:	Thanks.


Dearest:	 I'm so thrown by this stupid doctor's mistake )


Pete Hueseman:	me too 



ConWoman 7:	Going on 2mo. of yeast symptoms. Tried otc, tezarol, dycalin,  
replens. What next?



Pete Hueseman:	You could ask your dr to prescribe boric 
acid vaginal  suppositories -  600mg., and use them 1 
suppository 2'x a day for 2 weeks straight.
I'm only 38 yrs old anyway.


Dearest:   Ahem!  (oh sure.. right.. LOL)


ConWoman 7:	Should I have a culture?


RikiDolph:	Yogurt on tampon is great for yeast 
infections - and acidophilus in vagina

  
ConWoman 7:	What flavor yogurt? I love columbo brand

   
RikiDolph:	Con, plain and one with high amount of 
living organisms health food store variety!! Mmmmm
 


JTPCH:	I am taking a natural cream called Pro-Gest do you recommend 
it? It cost $30 at the health store, its supposed to cure all???


Dearest: 	You're paying too much to begin with.
You can buy Progest in many places for $20.


Pete Hueseman:	Yes, but what are you using it for? It 
may not be strong enough? let me know.


JTPCH:	I am using it because I am having my hair fall out and mood swings etc.


Dearest: 	( i wonder why women have to go thru all this )


Pete Hueseman:	Then I would recommend a stronger cream in a prescription.


JTPCH:	But, I am not having hot flashes, and I am 51.  


Pete Hueseman:	Say 10/% cream and apply 1/4 teasp 
2 x's a day, every day of the month.  It also sounds like 
you need a small dose of estrogen.


JTPCH:	One more thing, do I have to go to the doctor for estrogen?


Pete Hueseman:	Yes you do.


Dearest: 	Call him up, JTP, and ask him to send Pete 
the Rx.


JTPCH:	Thank you so much!!



RCHCTH:	Is it true that the best time to take calcium is between 11pm-3am with orange juice?



Pete Hueseman:	Not necessarily so! 



RCHCTH:	Short on space ( ducking )


JANRBNS21:	Is soy isoflavone good for menopause?


Dearest: 	Read the newsletters There's
tons of information about soy, phytoestrogens, isoflavones. You also might want to read 
about  Revival soy protein. 


Pete Hueseman:	By the way thanks for all the Birthday 
cards and greetings.


Dearest: 	You're most welcome :)  
You deserve them all, Pete.


NY sun 1:	I am 51 had a baby 3 yrs ago, not having hot flashes but 
no menses for 3 mths is it time for hormone replacement?


Pete Hueseman:	It very well could be, have your doctor 
do some testing, and of course how are you feeling?


NY sun 1:	Feeling o.k. but memory isn't that good  lol
	

CyCoastal:	I take estrace & micronized progesterone. Have had 5 paps show 
mild dysplasa.  Connection?


Pete Hueseman:	Your dose of micro progest probably 
needs to be adjusted.


JennyB1101:	Pete, what would you recommend - I'm 
39, had a TAH 5 years ago and Estratest HS isn't doing 
it for me.  I also have a personal history of cancer 
(thyroid, colon).


Pete Hueseman:	Jenny call me at work,  this will take a 
while to sort out all the problems.  Remind me of your 
email name.


JennyB1101:	I will, thanks.



TNey:	I'm currently using sublingual trokeys for the 1st 
time from a local compound pharmacy.  They are like 
raspberry gummy bears, but burn under my tongue.  If 
I chew them up and swallow will they work as well?  
And are they good as the cremes?


Pete Hueseman:	Have your doctor call Bellevue pharmacy 
and order our sublingual tablets they are orange flavored 
and work the best.  They will not work quite as well 
chewed up.


FTHROCK:	Are hormones really necessary after body stops producing?


Pete Hueseman:	Yes, they usually are necessary to prevent 
bone loss, heart disease and vasomotor symptoms.


FTHROCK:	Thanks.


Dearest: 	Anyone interested can call Pete
Hueseman at Bellevue Pharmacy's	toll-free number, 1-800-728-0288.   
You can also email me at consultph@bpharmacysolutions.com.


Ibanker201:	 I am 56 y/o - have a history of severe 
migraines.  Originally was given Premarin & Provera, but 
could not tolerate that.  Recently was given 
Medroxyprogesterone & Estropipate.  Is this the best?


Pete Hueseman:	No, I would recommend estradiol and 
micron progesterone instead, call me for the correct 
dose for you.


Ibanker201:	Thank you!



Judewude:	I have a friend with breast cancer. Does Antineo Plaspon 
Therapy ring a bell ?


Pete Hueseman:	I am not familiar with antineo.



Happy1951:	Do I need progesterone. after a complete hysterectomy? Also 
does lack of estrogen effect digestive track?


Dearest: 	Yes, Happy, it can.
 

Pete Hueseman:	You do not necessarily need progest
then, and low estrogen could effect the digestive tract 
small degree.


Happy1951:	I have a new friend.  Thanks for all your 
help & time Pete.


Pete Hueseman:	Thank you.



Olivia822:	Just now got into power surge. Please 
tell me a natural estrogen & progest. to ask for.  Taking 
Premarin & Provera now.   Also have thyroid condition.


Dearest: 	Olivia, best to call Pete directly at 
1-800-728-0288

You can also email him at consultph@bpharmacysolutions.com.

Pete Hueseman:	Are you taking them both daily, continuously 
or sequentially??


Olivia822:	Premarin daily, Provera 1-10


Pete Hueseman:	Olivia then take estradiol .5 mg. caps 
one daily all month long and progesterone 100mg. in the
oil cap 1 cap 2 x's a day on days 1 thru 12 of each month.


Olivia822:	Thank you.


PUP1321:	I have a ? about sterapred (spell)? I had
to take for nodule in gland in neck, and had reaction to
them.  I only took 6  and was supposed to take 6 a day
for 7 days


Pete Hueseman:	I'm not familiar with steripred, call me 
at work tomorrow and I will look it up.


Icutt2:	A friend has a fibrous tumor, what she should do?


Pete Hueseman:	Have your friend call me at work, I need 
to know more about her.  Progesterone is often called for here.


Bobbi36056:	Can you be estrogen dominant if you don't get enough progesterone?


Pete Hueseman:	Yes, you can  be estrogen dominant if you 
do not have enough progesterone.


Dearest: 	Pete, thanks for spending this time
with us in Power Surge tonight and for staying so late to answer the enormous volume
of questions about menopause and naturally compounded hormones. Anyone interested in 
talking to Pete about natural hormone therapy, feel free to call him at Bellevue
Pharmacy, 1-800-728-0288. 

You can E.mail Pete E.mail Pete by clicking here




 The remainder is post-chat chit-chat. 


Dearest: 	Let's all thank Pete Hueseman for
	another very informative evening.

Dearest: 	~~~~~ Thanks, Pete ~~~~

Pete Hueseman:	Hope I helped some of you.


Cdgee4:   	Thanks Pete, Hope you had a great B-day!!

Frog feet: 	:::::::::applause::::::::Thanks Pete, Dearest, Great chat!!!

Eve G 406:	Thanks so much.  Looking forward to your return in February. 
MIMISUSAN:	{S women

PAVinson:	{S cheering}

Mamarie101:	THANKS PETE

WINDOCK1:	Thank You Pete

Happy1951:	good night Pete.....thanks for all your help!!!!:)

Erica:	:-)

MIMISUSAN:	{S women

Dearest: 	Thanks, Pete.. for staying so late with us :(

Happy1951:	YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA  PETE....

Bitsy2:      	thanks Pete

FTHROCK:	thank you all so much.............

ConWoman 7:	yea pete?????????

Pete Hueseman:	good night surgettes!!!!!!

Dearest: 	Pete is going to visit us on a regular basis :)

PAVinson:	Thanks, Pete

Icutt2:       	thank you Pete

Dearest: 	Nite, Pete. .and happy birthday!!!!!!!

Cdgee4:   	Yeah!!!

Morrismol:	thanks Dearest and of course, Pete. 

MarSea249:	Thank you and good night

Happy1951:	:) :)  BE HAPPY!!!

Dearest: 	Jan. 2nd was Pete's birthday everyone

LORACURA:	{S birthday

Dearest: 	LOL, Lora

Erica:	Happy belated Bday Pete!

MarSea249:	Happy Birthday

RCHCTH:  	thank you so much a Happy Birthday

SGETT:     	{S applause

PAVinson:	{S duckbd}

Eve G 406:	HB Pete

Z J Gragg:	Happy Birthday, Pete!

Cinda:	{S garth-hb

Morrismol:	I think I can remember what that was like!
RikiDolph:	thanx pete

Dearest: 	{S applause

WINDOCK1:	{S hapbirth

Dearest: 	{S rfamily

LorHer:     	Thanks Pete! Have a great year!

Dearest: 	Happy New Year, everyone!

SGETT:     	Dearest...I promised him cake

LORACURA:	{S rfamily

Cdgee4:   	{S sugarpie

Morrismol:	Adios......

Dearest: 	You did, SG?

Dearest: 	Night, Morris

Eve G 406:	Same to you Dearest.


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Dearest:  What a lovely cake, PAV. 
(Now, where have I seen that cake before... LOL)

Olivia822:	Thanks Pete, happy birthday!!!!

SGETT:	Thanks PAV

Pete Hueseman:	thanks for the chocolate cake with 38 candles.

Dearest: 	{{{{{{{{{{{ Happy Birthday, Pete }}}}}}}}}}}}
Goodnight, everyone, and remember, we all know that menopause can be
a difficult transition for many women .. but never lose your sense of
humor. Without it, you'll find that everything becomes unmanageable. 
Feel well and see you at the next chat. 


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