Guest guest Posted March 14, 2006 Report Share Posted March 14, 2006 Kim, I am so glad that you are finally going to be treated - I know you must be over the moon with excitement. Kim, I will pray for you that this treatment is going to make a huge difference in your life. You are one of the sweetest, most compassionate people I have ever met (even if it is on email) and I only wish the very best for you. Please know that we are all waiting to hear the news that you have had your first infusion. Take care and let us know how you are doing and when you have started the infusions. Terri G. > > I have been having such a rought time , even in light of these past months these past cople weeks have been esepecially difficult, but have finally gotten a bit of what I hope is good news. After my hospitalization the last time a committee had met regarding my case after I had come home, and the ministry of health here agreed to bring in Remicade for my case. I was recently notified of this and have been waiting for the medication to actually arrive in the country before announcing this wonderful news and celebrating. Its been so long, I was starting to lose hope it would actually happen, but yesterday I finally recieved the call that the medication was here and I am sitting here this morning waiting for a call that there is a bed available in the ER so that I can go and begin the infusions today. > > I am nervous and worried, excited and relieved, apprehensive....... I have no Dr who will really answer any questions for me..... but I have just decided to leave it in the hands of God now. I know that the prayers of so many of you have helped me get this medication that I , and my family, so desperatly need. Thank you so much for being there for me and keeping me in your prayers and thoughts, though I have been away and quiet all this time. > > God willing , the treatment will go smoothly and they will know what htey are doing. I really do wonder. All I can do is have faith. > > I look forward to getting back here on a more regular basis. Thank you again to all of you, who have kept me in your prayers and thoughts. > > Take care and God Bless, > Kim > NS Moderator > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Relax. Yahoo! Mail virus scanning helps detect nasty viruses! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2006 Report Share Posted March 14, 2006 Kim, I am so glad that you are finally going to be treated - I know you must be over the moon with excitement. Kim, I will pray for you that this treatment is going to make a huge difference in your life. You are one of the sweetest, most compassionate people I have ever met (even if it is on email) and I only wish the very best for you. Please know that we are all waiting to hear the news that you have had your first infusion. Take care and let us know how you are doing and when you have started the infusions. Terri G. > > I have been having such a rought time , even in light of these past months these past cople weeks have been esepecially difficult, but have finally gotten a bit of what I hope is good news. After my hospitalization the last time a committee had met regarding my case after I had come home, and the ministry of health here agreed to bring in Remicade for my case. I was recently notified of this and have been waiting for the medication to actually arrive in the country before announcing this wonderful news and celebrating. Its been so long, I was starting to lose hope it would actually happen, but yesterday I finally recieved the call that the medication was here and I am sitting here this morning waiting for a call that there is a bed available in the ER so that I can go and begin the infusions today. > > I am nervous and worried, excited and relieved, apprehensive....... I have no Dr who will really answer any questions for me..... but I have just decided to leave it in the hands of God now. I know that the prayers of so many of you have helped me get this medication that I , and my family, so desperatly need. Thank you so much for being there for me and keeping me in your prayers and thoughts, though I have been away and quiet all this time. > > God willing , the treatment will go smoothly and they will know what htey are doing. I really do wonder. All I can do is have faith. > > I look forward to getting back here on a more regular basis. Thank you again to all of you, who have kept me in your prayers and thoughts. > > Take care and God Bless, > Kim > NS Moderator > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Relax. Yahoo! Mail virus scanning helps detect nasty viruses! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2006 Report Share Posted March 15, 2006 Kim- i wish u the best and hope it works wonders for u MATT --- K Alostaz ekcclaal8@...> wrote: > I have been having such a rought time , even in > light of these past months these past cople weeks > have been esepecially difficult, but have finally > gotten a bit of what I hope is good news. After my > hospitalization the last time a committee had met > regarding my case after I had come home, and the > ministry of health here agreed to bring in Remicade > for my case. I was recently notified of this and > have been waiting for the medication to actually > arrive in the country before announcing this > wonderful news and celebrating. Its been so long, I > was starting to lose hope it would actually happen, > but yesterday I finally recieved the call that the > medication was here and I am sitting here this > morning waiting for a call that there is a bed > available in the ER so that I can go and begin the > infusions today. > > I am nervous and worried, excited and relieved, > apprehensive....... I have no Dr who will really > answer any questions for me..... but I have just > decided to leave it in the hands of God now. I > know that the prayers of so many of you have helped > me get this medication that I , and my family, so > desperatly need. Thank you so much for being there > for me and keeping me in your prayers and thoughts, > though I have been away and quiet all this time. > > God willing , the treatment will go smoothly and > they will know what htey are doing. I really do > wonder. All I can do is have faith. > > I look forward to getting back here on a more > regular basis. Thank you again to all of you, who > have kept me in your prayers and thoughts. > > Take care and God Bless, > Kim > NS Moderator > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Relax. Yahoo! Mail virus scanning helps detect nasty viruses! __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2006 Report Share Posted March 16, 2006 Matt thank you for the good wishes and taking time to write. ive still been waiting for the bed in teh er. now they have told me to show up saturday and just wait for the opening no matter how long it takes, so i guess one way or the other saturday will be the day. who knows, its kuwait right? god willing. im just catching up on my emails, so im not sure how your surgeries have went or if you have only had one or both by now, will write when i see what has happeend. i hope things have gone well , you have been in my thoughts and prayers. take care kim ns moderator Cohen wrote: Kim- i wish u the best and hope it works wonders for u MATT--- K Alostaz wrote:> I have been having such a rought time , even in> light of these past months these past cople weeks> have been esepecially difficult, but have finally> gotten a bit of what I hope is good news. After my> hospitalization the last time a committee had met> regarding my case after I had come home, and the> ministry of health here agreed to bring in Remicade> for my case. I was recently notified of this and> have been waiting for the medication to actually> arrive in the country before announcing this> wonderful news and celebrating. Its been so long, I> was starting to lose hope it would actually happen,> but yesterday I finally recieved the call that the> medication was here and I am sitting here this> morning waiting for a call that there is a bed> available in the ER so that I can go and begin the> infusions today. > > I am nervous and worried, excited and relieved, > apprehensive....... I have no Dr who will really> answer any questions for me..... but I have just> decided to leave it in the hands of God now. I> know that the prayers of so many of you have helped> me get this medication that I , and my family, so> desperatly need. Thank you so much for being there> for me and keeping me in your prayers and thoughts,> though I have been away and quiet all this time. > > God willing , the treatment will go smoothly and> they will know what htey are doing. I really do> wonder. All I can do is have faith. > > I look forward to getting back here on a more> regular basis. Thank you again to all of you, who> have kept me in your prayers and thoughts. > > Take care and God Bless,> Kim> NS Moderator> > > > > > ---------------------------------> Relax. Yahoo! Mail virus scanning helps detect nastyviruses!__________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2006 Report Share Posted March 16, 2006 Terri, Thank you for your email and prayers. Im still waiting to start...Stauray is the day. Im trying to catch up on my emails a bit today, its been a rough few days for me to say the least. I will write more later, know that you are in my thoughts and prayers as well. Take care and god bless, Kim mosaicgirl1 wrote: Kim,I am so glad that you are finally going to be treated - I know you mustbe over the moon with excitement. Kim, I will pray for you that thistreatment is going to make a huge difference in your life. You are oneof the sweetest, most compassionate people I have ever met (even if itis on email) and I only wish the very best for you. Please know that weare all waiting to hear the news that you have had your first infusion.Take care and let us know how you are doing and when you have startedthe infusions.Terri G.>> I have been having such a rought time , even in light of these pastmonths these past cople weeks have been esepecially difficult, but havefinally gotten a bit of what I hope is good news. After myhospitalization the last time a committee had met regarding my caseafter I had come home, and the ministry of health here agreed to bringin Remicade for my case. I was recently notified of this and have beenwaiting for the medication to actually arrive in the country beforeannouncing this wonderful news and celebrating. Its been so long, I wasstarting to lose hope it would actually happen, but yesterday I finallyrecieved the call that the medication was here and I am sitting herethis morning waiting for a call that there is a bed available in the ERso that I can go and begin the infusions today.>> I am nervous and worried, excited and relieved, apprehensive....... Ihave no Dr who will really answer any questions for me..... but I havejust decided to leave it in the hands of God now. I know that theprayers of so many of you have helped me get this medication that I ,and my family, so desperatly need. Thank you so much for being there forme and keeping me in your prayers and thoughts, though I have been awayand quiet all this time.>> God willing , the treatment will go smoothly and they will know whathtey are doing. I really do wonder. All I can do is have faith.>> I look forward to getting back here on a more regular basis. Thank youagain to all of you, who have kept me in your prayers and thoughts.>> Take care and God Bless,> Kim> NS Moderator>>>>>> ---------------------------------> Relax. Yahoo! Mail virus scanning helps detect nasty viruses!> Yahoo! Travel Find great deals to the top 10 hottest destinations! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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