20-page CF In The Classroom booklet available.

[Guest guest]

Subject: Removal of the $1.00 Charge

Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2001 10:23:32 -0800

To: " Wakefield " Wake@...> ...

Good Morning ... :

.... on Cystic-L and the other CF Community

Sites, could you post and remove the $1.00 (one dollar) postage and handling

fee for the free " Cystic Fibrosis in the Classroom " booklets. All orders

will be received at the CFRI office via email (progmgr@...), fax

() or telephone () and will be shipped as soon as

possible with no charge.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Soohoo

Program Service Manager

Cystic Fibrosis Research, Inc.

2672 Bayshore Parkway, Suite 520

Mountain View, CA 94043

Phone:

Fax:

Email: progmgr@...

Website: www.cfri.org

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Subject: Fall-Winter CFRI News, 20-page " CF In The Classroom " available.

Date: Mon, 03 Dec 2001 16:51:02 -0800

To: sharktank , cfparents ,

Cystic Fibrosis Discussion CYSTIC-L@...>

CC: Soohoo progmgr@...>

CFRI has posted the Fall-Winter 2001 issue of CFRI News at

www.cfri.org.

>From page 22 of that issue:

Cystic Fibrosis In The Classroom

The premier guide for those in the school system.

Do you know someone in school who has cystic fibrosis? The

" premier " guide, 20 pages highlighting important issues related

to children with CF in school, has finally been written.

" Cystic Fibrosis In the Classroom " has been issued by CFRI and

Digestive Care, Inc., makers of PANCRECARB, (pancrelipase) the

only bicarbon-ate- buffered delayed-release enzyme. " Cystic

Fibrosis In the Classroom " covers topics pertinent to a CF

patient in a school setting. Nutrition, exercise, symptoms,

medication, and treatment are all topics addressed in this

guide. There are many issues related to CF of which the school

faculty may be unaware. This book is for them. In clear and

concise terms it describes CF and how it may affect the

classroom environment.

Forget about the old, dated brochures you've seen. This is the

most comprehensive guide to date. For your free copy, please

contact CFRI at www.cfri.org or or Digestive

Care, Inc. at www.digestivecare.com.

If you request the booklets from CFRI, please send $1.00 per

booklet, to cover the postage and handling, to:

Cystic Fibrosis Research, Inc.

2672 Bayshore Parkway, Suite 520

Mountain View, CA 94043

[Guest guest]

HI THERE DAVID,

thanks sooooo much.

GRDMBEV

Fall-Winter CFRI News, 20-page " CF In

The Classroom " available.

Date: Mon, 03 Dec 2001 16:51:02 -0800

To: sharktank ,

cfparents ,

Cystic Fibrosis Discussion

CYSTIC-L@...>

CC: Soohoo progmgr@...>

CFRI has posted the Fall-Winter 2001 issue of

CFRI News at

www.cfri.org.

>From page 22 of that issue:

Cystic Fibrosis In The Classroom

The premier guide for those in the school

system.

Do you know someone in school who has

cystic fibrosis? The

" premier " guide, 20 pages highlighting

important issues related

to children with CF in school, has finally

been written.

" Cystic Fibrosis In the Classroom " has

been issued by CFRI and

Digestive Care, Inc., makers of

PANCRECARB, (pancrelipase) the

only bicarbon-ate- buffered

delayed-release enzyme. " Cystic

Fibrosis In the Classroom " covers topics

pertinent to a CF

patient in a school setting. Nutrition,

exercise, symptoms,

medication, and treatment are all topics

addressed in this

guide. There are many issues related to

CF of which the school

faculty may be unaware. This book is for

them. In clear and

concise terms it describes CF and how it

may affect the

classroom environment.

Forget about the old, dated brochures

you've seen. This is the

most comprehensive guide to date. For

your free copy, please

contact CFRI at www.cfri.org or (650)

404-9975 or Digestive

Care, Inc. at www.digestivecare.com.

If you request the booklets from CFRI, please

send $1.00 per

booklet, to cover the postage and handling,

to:

Cystic Fibrosis Research, Inc.

2672 Bayshore Parkway, Suite 520

Mountain View, CA 94043

[Guest guest]

they have a book for that? where can i get it? thanks patty