Wearable cotton yarn?

Yes Katherine, that is how I remember it, when I was in school in Holland.

Els

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Els van Dam
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Neither did my kids, when they went to school in Toronto. It was thought not nessisary any more, but maybe we were to quick with that thought.

Els

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Els van Dam

I was diagnosed with TB back in the early 70s. I was in a special TB ward for over 3 months. No one else in my family or co-workers got sick. I don't seem to have any lasting effects except that I am very careful to go to the doctor if I have a cold that goes to my lungs.

Carol in TN

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Carol in TN

We go back a long way, Els!

Katherine

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Katherine

Carol that must have been a bad scare for you. Glad that that is behind you

Els

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Els van Dam

We old grey ancient oldies.....LOL (with a great big grin on my face.....)

Thanks kiddo for your great pattern. I know that Otto's mother made these Ascot scarves as well. Interestingly, when I was back in Holland in 1996, one of my very sophisticated nieces wore one made out of fur, quite the in thing to wear apparently.

Els

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Els van Dam

Fur? I like the sound of that! I was meant to be filthy rich, you know!

Katherine

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Katherine

Well there you go, get yourself a moose, you know, one of those animals you sometimes meet on the road in Labrador. or a bear, will do as well, you will look just smashing with your lovely little bear fur.....LOL

Eks

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Els van Dam

I mentioned to a doctor once that my mother had hd TB, and he said 'everybody your age has a mother who had TB'. I don't think that's quite true... (I'm 26, fwiw)

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Kirsten Procter

Bear fur? Interesting. But I think that fox fur would be nicer.

Katherine

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Katherine

LOL Well, my children don't have a mother who had TB. Where did your doctor do his training?

Katherine

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Katherine

Elsje i wanted to ask , Are they still inoculating against TB in Canada ??? mirjam

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Mirjam Bruck-Cohen

*grin* Well we all know that I have lots of those! LOL I just corrected what I was about to type... that I was full of it/them.... but then it hit me that the two of you would have pounced on that comment. hehehe

Gem

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MRH

My son will be 24 in August (omigod, where did the time go?!?) and his mother never had TB.

Gemini

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MRH

Thank you Els. Yes, it was scary at the time but as you say, Glad that it is behind me now. Carol in TN

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Carol in TN

W-e-lllll... as my Dad used to say... better to be full of IT that full of sXit! LOL Noreen

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Noreen's Knit*che

I had a friend who was mis-diagnosed with Legionairre's in the late 80's, turned out to be a form of TB from his pidgeons... Carol, that must've been quite a scare! Noreen

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Noreen's Knit*che

I've no idea, but I didn't go back to him. Funnily enough, he's been brilliant with my son (6). We're in Cambridge, in England.

Kirsten

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Kirsten Procter

"Katherine" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@individual.net:

if i get that one that's eating my chickens, i'll send you the pelt... lee

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enigma

Kirsten Procter wrote in news:OWb* snipped-for-privacy@news.chiark.greenend.org.uk:

well, i'm 50 & my mom never had TB. however, she was a nurse & was exposed to TB, so she tests positive. oddly enough, i also test positive but we have no idea where i could have been exposed. lee

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