Re: just one of those days

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Hmmm, well he was on predisone for the pneumonia around the time and it is

an oral steroid. I'll have to ask the doctor about it when he goes in for

the skin test. He was really ill back to back around the time, three

pneumonias from early December to mid January and then a sinus infection and

then we thought he was healthy only for him to get sick the day after the

blood draw. They told me he would need to be well for the test. Have to

ask about it. He has had so many pneumonia's and septicemia, its hard to

beleive he would not be affected.

just one of those days

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>Sue G - sorry to hear it was a crappy day at the peds. I try with each

>visit to keep the charge sheet. At Macey's peds office the CPT/ICD9 codes

>are also on the sheet and they have to mark a diagnosis code to get

>reimbursed for the visit. Later it might not get dictated but I've got a

>sheet that says she had it and they told the insurance company she had it.

>Sounds bad but alot of peds dictate at the end of the day or after every so

>many patients and sometimes do forget what they saw. I've only needed the

>sheet once but it paid off. Hope Mackenzie's feeling better soon and

> escapes it all together.

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>Dale - thanks for the recipe

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>Amber - http://netpage.org/PedPID/nnc.htm is a page on the PedPID site that

>has info on the Notification Center.

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> - Vanceril being an oral inhaled steroid wouldn't have the same

>affect on immune levels as oral liquid or IV steroids. Macey is on

>Vancenase and has been for close to two years now.

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>Ursula Holleman

>Macey's mom (4 yr. old with CVID, asthma, GERD, sinus disease, grade I left

>kidney reflux, Sensory Integration Disorder)

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