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Maybe Paul Burrell will be the next Brit to claim he has IBD. I hate him!!! A loyal royal watcher… Nora – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >Anything like this from a "celebrity" is to be regarded with suspicion. >Here is the UK, several celebs have suddenly announced that they’ve got CD and grabbed some cheap publicity for their fading careers by so doing. In all their articles however, I’ve noticed the sort of howlers that no real sufferer would ever make !
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>May 24, 2003 — HOWARD Stern sidekick Robin Quivers surprised listeners = >yesterday by announcing that her recent dramatic weight loss was the = >result of an intestinal condition she feared might kill her.=20 >"I was dying," Quivers said, reluctant to talk about her illness until = >Stern pressed her for details. "I had a big problem. I was in really bad = >shape and really thought I was going to die."=20 >Quivers said she suffered from what she called "inflammatory syndrome" = >but described symptoms that fit both Inflammatory Bowel Disease and = >Irritable Bowel Syndrome, the precise causes of which are unknown.=20
<snipped> Did she mention seeing a dr before she launched into this odd liquid conconction? She indicates she still can’t eat most food….did she self-diagnose? I assume she’s paid well enough to get a medical opinion…
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Anything like this from a "celebrity" is to be regarded with suspicion. Here is the UK, several celebs have suddenly announced that they’ve got CD and grabbed some cheap publicity for their fading careers by so doing. In all their articles however, I’ve noticed the sort of howlers that no real sufferer would ever make !
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Who has said it in the UK? Just being nosy, lol I’ve heard of the voice coach (?) on Fame Academy, and Kane (from Emerdale, but that was years ago). Mel 
Anything like this from a "celebrity" is to be regarded with suspicion. Here is the UK, several celebs have suddenly announced that they’ve got CD and grabbed some cheap publicity for their fading careers by so doing. In all their articles however, I’ve noticed the sort of howlers that no real sufferer would ever make !
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who on earth would fake such a thing. i highly doubt it. i have not heard of anyone in the Us faking IBD or any other disease. Robin Quivers is a bright articulate woman. why on earth would she do that? please! Anything like this from a "celebrity" is to be regarded with suspicion. Here is the UK, several celebs have suddenly announced that they’ve got CD and grabbed some cheap publicity for their fading careers by so doing. In all their articles however, I’ve noticed the sort of howlers that no real sufferer would ever make !
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This made me laugh out loud, but is too true! Jay – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >Several years ago Howard Stern called Rush Limbaugh a "big fat pumpkin >head". History has proven him right about that. >- Jeff > I don’t trust anything from Howard Stern. > > Very interesting…thanks for posting. Nora > > >from the NY Post > > >May 24, 2003 > > >HOWARD STERN SIDEKICK SECRET SHOCKS LISTENERS: > > >I ALMOST STARVED TO DEATH > > >By JOHN MAINELLI > > >May 24, 2003 — HOWARD Stern sidekick Robin Quivers surprised listeners > yesterday by announcing that her recent dramatic weight loss was the >result > of an intestinal condition she feared might kill her. > > >"I was dying," Quivers said, reluctant to talk about her illness until > Stern pressed her for details. "I had a big problem. I was in really bad > shape and really thought I was going to die." > > >Quivers said she suffered from what she called "inflammatory syndrome" > but described symptoms that fit both Inflammatory Bowel Disease and > Irritable Bowel Syndrome, the precise causes of which are unknown. > > >"I didn’t eat, period," she said. "None of my system was working, so my > body wasn’t processing food at all – the food would just lie in my >digestive > tract. > > >"I was sick as a dog. I was even having heart palpitations," said > Quivers, 50, who lost 60 pounds in the last few months. "I literally could > not move – I was sluggish, full of water, and all my joints were aching." > > >Quivers revealed that, at one point, she went 21 days without eating > solid food, subsisting on a liquid concoction recommended by magician >David > Blaine. "I thanked David profusely," she said. "I ran into him one day and > said, ‘You saved my life.’ " > > >Quivers initially declined to disclose the ingredients in the syrupy, > yellow liquid staffers had seen her drinking. > > >After prodding from Stern, she said it was "a very alkaline, acid-base > balance" liquid that included real maple syrup, lemon juice, cayenne >pepper > and water. [Ed. - I believe this is the diet Robin used: Stanley Burroughs > Master Cleanser. As usual, be careful, see your doctor before starting any > diet, and I won't be held responsible for any results, good or bad!] > > >Quivers, who said she also suffers from hyperthyroidism, said she can >now > eat some solid food – but no bread, dairy products, most fruits or raw > vegetables – and averages about a meal a day. > > >"I feel great – probably better than I have my entire life," she said. > "But I could easily go back to the sick room any second. I have to stay on >a > strict regimen."
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its from the ny post not howard.. all i am asking is if robin quivers has ibd.. not about the stupid and dangerous drink..
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I don’t trust anything from Howard Stern. > Very interesting…thanks for posting. Nora > >from the NY Post > >May 24, 2003 > >HOWARD STERN SIDEKICK SECRET SHOCKS LISTENERS: > >I ALMOST STARVED TO DEATH > >By JOHN MAINELLI > >May 24, 2003 — HOWARD Stern sidekick Robin Quivers surprised listeners > yesterday by announcing that her recent dramatic weight loss was the result > of an intestinal condition she feared might kill her. > >"I was dying," Quivers said, reluctant to talk about her illness until > Stern pressed her for details. "I had a big problem. I was in really bad > shape and really thought I was going to die." > >Quivers said she suffered from what she called "inflammatory syndrome" > but described symptoms that fit both Inflammatory Bowel Disease and > Irritable Bowel Syndrome, the precise causes of which are unknown. > >"I didn’t eat, period," she said. "None of my system was working, so my > body wasn’t processing food at all – the food would just lie in my digestive > tract. > >"I was sick as a dog. I was even having heart palpitations," said > Quivers, 50, who lost 60 pounds in the last few months. "I literally could > not move – I was sluggish, full of water, and all my joints were aching." > >Quivers revealed that, at one point, she went 21 days without eating > solid food, subsisting on a liquid concoction recommended by magician David > Blaine. "I thanked David profusely," she said. "I ran into him one day and > said, ‘You saved my life.’ " > >Quivers initially declined to disclose the ingredients in the syrupy, > yellow liquid staffers had seen her drinking. > >After prodding from Stern, she said it was "a very alkaline, acid-base > balance" liquid that included real maple syrup, lemon juice, cayenne pepper > and water. [Ed. - I believe this is the diet Robin used: Stanley Burroughs > Master Cleanser. As usual, be careful, see your doctor before starting any > diet, and I won't be held responsible for any results, good or bad!] > >Quivers, who said she also suffers from hyperthyroidism, said she can now > eat some solid food – but no bread, dairy products, most fruits or raw > vegetables – and averages about a meal a day. > >"I feel great – probably better than I have my entire life," she said. > "But I could easily go back to the sick room any second. I have to stay on a > strict regimen."
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Several years ago Howard Stern called Rush Limbaugh a "big fat pumpkin head". History has proven him right about that. – Jeff
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I don’t trust anything from Howard Stern. > Very interesting…thanks for posting. Nora > >from the NY Post > >May 24, 2003 > >HOWARD STERN SIDEKICK SECRET SHOCKS LISTENERS: > >I ALMOST STARVED TO DEATH > >By JOHN MAINELLI > >May 24, 2003 — HOWARD Stern sidekick Robin Quivers surprised listeners > yesterday by announcing that her recent dramatic weight loss was the result > of an intestinal condition she feared might kill her. > >"I was dying," Quivers said, reluctant to talk about her illness until > Stern pressed her for details. "I had a big problem. I was in really bad > shape and really thought I was going to die." > >Quivers said she suffered from what she called "inflammatory syndrome" > but described symptoms that fit both Inflammatory Bowel Disease and > Irritable Bowel Syndrome, the precise causes of which are unknown. > >"I didn’t eat, period," she said. "None of my system was working, so my > body wasn’t processing food at all – the food would just lie in my digestive > tract. > >"I was sick as a dog. I was even having heart palpitations," said > Quivers, 50, who lost 60 pounds in the last few months. "I literally could > not move – I was sluggish, full of water, and all my joints were aching." > >Quivers revealed that, at one point, she went 21 days without eating > solid food, subsisting on a liquid concoction recommended by magician David > Blaine. "I thanked David profusely," she said. "I ran into him one day and > said, ‘You saved my life.’ " > >Quivers initially declined to disclose the ingredients in the syrupy, > yellow liquid staffers had seen her drinking. > >After prodding from Stern, she said it was "a very alkaline, acid-base > balance" liquid that included real maple syrup, lemon juice, cayenne pepper > and water. [Ed. - I believe this is the diet Robin used: Stanley Burroughs > Master Cleanser. As usual, be careful, see your doctor before starting any > diet, and I won't be held responsible for any results, good or bad!] > >Quivers, who said she also suffers from hyperthyroidism, said she can now > eat some solid food – but no bread, dairy products, most fruits or raw > vegetables – and averages about a meal a day. > >"I feel great – probably better than I have my entire life," she said. > "But I could easily go back to the sick room any second. I have to stay on a > strict regimen."
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Very interesting…thanks for posting. Nora – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->from the NY Post >May 24, 2003 >HOWARD STERN SIDEKICK SECRET SHOCKS LISTENERS: >I ALMOST STARVED TO DEATH >By JOHN MAINELLI >May 24, 2003 — HOWARD Stern sidekick Robin Quivers surprised listeners yesterday by announcing that her recent dramatic weight loss was the result of an intestinal condition she feared might kill her. >"I was dying," Quivers said, reluctant to talk about her illness until Stern pressed her for details. "I had a big problem. I was in really bad shape and really thought I was going to die." >Quivers said she suffered from what she called "inflammatory syndrome" but described symptoms that fit both Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Irritable Bowel Syndrome, the precise causes of which are unknown. >"I didn’t eat, period," she said. "None of my system was working, so my body wasn’t processing food at all – the food would just lie in my digestive tract. >"I was sick as a dog. I was even having heart palpitations," said Quivers, 50, who lost 60 pounds in the last few months. "I literally could not move – I was sluggish, full of water, and all my joints were aching." >Quivers revealed that, at one point, she went 21 days without eating solid food, subsisting on a liquid concoction recommended by magician David Blaine. "I thanked David profusely," she said. "I ran into him one day and said, ‘You saved my life.’ " >Quivers initially declined to disclose the ingredients in the syrupy, yellow liquid staffers had seen her drinking. >After prodding from Stern, she said it was "a very alkaline, acid-base balance" liquid that included real maple syrup, lemon juice, cayenne pepper and water. [Ed. - I believe this is the diet Robin used: Stanley Burroughs Master Cleanser. As usual, be careful, see your doctor before starting any diet, and I won't be held responsible for any results, good or bad!] >Quivers, who said she also suffers from hyperthyroidism, said she can now eat some solid food – but no bread, dairy products, most fruits or raw vegetables – and averages about a meal a day. >"I feel great – probably better than I have my entire life," she said. "But I could easily go back to the sick room any second. I have to stay on a strict regimen."
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I don’t trust anything from Howard Stern.
> Very interesting…thanks for posting. Nora >from the NY Post >May 24, 2003 >HOWARD STERN SIDEKICK SECRET SHOCKS LISTENERS: >I ALMOST STARVED TO DEATH >By JOHN MAINELLI >May 24, 2003 — HOWARD Stern sidekick Robin Quivers surprised listeners
yesterday by announcing that her recent dramatic weight loss was the result of an intestinal condition she feared might kill her. >"I was dying," Quivers said, reluctant to talk about her illness until
Stern pressed her for details. "I had a big problem. I was in really bad shape and really thought I was going to die." >Quivers said she suffered from what she called "inflammatory syndrome"
but described symptoms that fit both Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Irritable Bowel Syndrome, the precise causes of which are unknown. >"I didn’t eat, period," she said. "None of my system was working, so my
body wasn’t processing food at all – the food would just lie in my digestive tract. >"I was sick as a dog. I was even having heart palpitations," said
Quivers, 50, who lost 60 pounds in the last few months. "I literally could not move – I was sluggish, full of water, and all my joints were aching." >Quivers revealed that, at one point, she went 21 days without eating
solid food, subsisting on a liquid concoction recommended by magician David Blaine. "I thanked David profusely," she said. "I ran into him one day and said, ‘You saved my life.’ " >Quivers initially declined to disclose the ingredients in the syrupy,
yellow liquid staffers had seen her drinking. >After prodding from Stern, she said it was "a very alkaline, acid-base
balance" liquid that included real maple syrup, lemon juice, cayenne pepper and water. [Ed. - I believe this is the diet Robin used: Stanley Burroughs Master Cleanser. As usual, be careful, see your doctor before starting any diet, and I won't be held responsible for any results, good or bad!] >Quivers, who said she also suffers from hyperthyroidism, said she can now
eat some solid food – but no bread, dairy products, most fruits or raw vegetables – and averages about a meal a day. >"I feel great – probably better than I have my entire life," she said.
"But I could easily go back to the sick room any second. I have to stay on a strict regimen." – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text –
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from the NY Post May 24, 2003 HOWARD STERN SIDEKICK SECRET SHOCKS LISTENERS: I ALMOST STARVED TO DEATH By JOHN MAINELLI May 24, 2003 — HOWARD Stern sidekick Robin Quivers surprised listeners yesterday by announcing that her recent dramatic weight loss was the result of an intestinal condition she feared might kill her. "I was dying," Quivers said, reluctant to talk about her illness until Stern pressed her for details. "I had a big problem. I was in really bad shape and really thought I was going to die." Quivers said she suffered from what she called "inflammatory syndrome" but described symptoms that fit both Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Irritable Bowel Syndrome, the precise causes of which are unknown. "I didn’t eat, period," she said. "None of my system was working, so my body wasn’t processing food at all – the food would just lie in my digestive tract. "I was sick as a dog. I was even having heart palpitations," said Quivers, 50, who lost 60 pounds in the last few months. "I literally could not move – I was sluggish, full of water, and all my joints were aching." Quivers revealed that, at one point, she went 21 days without eating solid food, subsisting on a liquid concoction recommended by magician David Blaine. "I thanked David profusely," she said. "I ran into him one day and said, ‘You saved my life.’ " Quivers initially declined to disclose the ingredients in the syrupy, yellow liquid staffers had seen her drinking. After prodding from Stern, she said it was "a very alkaline, acid-base balance" liquid that included real maple syrup, lemon juice, cayenne pepper and water. [Ed. - I believe this is the diet Robin used: Stanley Burroughs Master Cleanser. As usual, be careful, see your doctor before starting any diet, and I won't be held responsible for any results, good or bad!] Quivers, who said she also suffers from hyperthyroidism, said she can now eat some solid food – but no bread, dairy products, most fruits or raw vegetables – and averages about a meal a day. "I feel great – probably better than I have my entire life," she said. "But I could easily go back to the sick room any second. I have to stay on a strict regimen."