Re: 's really poorly....and question abou bringing forward IVIG

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In a message dated 1/25/04 2:53:28 PM Pacific Standard Time,

tanya.claridge@... writes:

All her strength seems to have gone....

,

I'll be praying for your family. Sometimes, our kids go through so much

they just get tired. I know how scary this is. But give her a day or two and

she'll be herself again!! Keep up your strength, too!!

Sandi--Mom to , age 10. Immune Deficiency, Tetrology of Fallot,

Pulmonary Valve transplant, Mitral Valve stenosis, chronic sinusitis, chronic

ear

infections, asthma, severe allergies, GERD, Tethered Cord Syndrome.

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> Please have in your thoughts and prayers, she is really very

> ill at the moment. She had surgery to remove her port on Thursday

> and replace it, following surgery she developed pneumonia and at the

> moment is not really responding to the IV antibiotics very well. She

> has been through so much.....

>

> She had her IVIG 10 days ago...should I ask if they could bring

> forward her next infusion (she normally has them every 3 weeks)

> Would this help her? All her strength seems to have gone....

>

>

> Mum to Jay (8) (4) and Max (6 months)

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Will certainly keep in my thoughts and prayers. Hopefully,

she'll get stronger every day! I hope they will move her IVIG up.

Good luck!

Sandy

(mom to Riley, age 12, selective antibody deficiency, asthma)

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I'll be praying hard for !

Pam

wife to (17 years)

mother to , 10, Hannah, 7, Rebekah, 4, and Leah, 2

's really poorly....and question abou bringing

forward IVIG

Please have in your thoughts and prayers, she is really very

ill at the moment. She had surgery to remove her port on Thursday

and replace it, following surgery she developed pneumonia and at the

moment is not really responding to the IV antibiotics very well. She

has been through so much.....

She had her IVIG 10 days ago...should I ask if they could bring

forward her next infusion (she normally has them every 3 weeks)

Would this help her? All her strength seems to have gone....

Mum to Jay (8) (4) and Max (6 months)

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