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I love that! It is nice to have a sense of humor about it. The kids need to

learn its o.k. too and I would suspect if they develop a sense of humor

about their height it would help their self esteem.

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> Reply-To: RSS-Support

> Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 22:16:59 +0000 (GMT)

> To: RSS-Support

> Subject: Re: Re: Here at last!!!

>

> Hi......my husband puts on an irish accent and says 'she's one of the little

> people' !! That shuts them up!!

> Eileen..mum to Imogen aged 6 ..wears 12-24mths clothes...

>

> Carmen Snyder stormalc@...> wrote:

> ,

> So glad you made it to the list! Your message was great!

> As far as Gh goes, it is one shot per day, not two, for most people.

> Our insurance covers it totally for us, (medicaide!) If your part of

> payment is more than you can afford, some companies have compassion

> programs that will help you pay it! (or they will just accept the 80%.

> Other than that, I really don't know how much it costs. (I think ours

> was about $2,000 per month if we paid out of pocket. It is Humatrope!

> But that may be just what they charge medicaide, not regular

> insurance.

> As far as the staring and questions go, When Storm was Connors age,

> people always asked, " How OLD is he? " My husband decided to

> be 'smart' and said, " Oh, he's only 8 months, they say he is going to

> be a genious. " (When Storm was actually about 18 months old +) As far

> as all the other questions, Storm is 8.5 years old now and we are

> still asked if he was a preemie. Some days I just don't want to deal

> with it and say yes, but most of the time I say No, he just has a

> growth disorder which makes him small. and leave it at that!

> Well, I hope I answered all your questions! Glad you finally made it

> on here!

> God Bless,

> Carmen, Mom to Paisley, 10y 11m, going on 16, (she is 5 feet tall!!!

> Not RSS of course!) and Storm, age 8y 4m, 50 pounds and 47

> inches!!!!! He is doing great, accept he started throwing up on a

> regular basis again!

>

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Hi ...exactly!! I know our kids have a few problems in their early years

but they lessen and disappear with time. The only lasting 'problem' being a

little bit shorter than the average person. Just look at the pic of Teri in the

photos...isn't she gorgeous??!! I work in a primary school for special needs

children...I come home and look at my perfect (albeit tiny!) cheeky, funny ,

beautiful little daughter and I realise how lucky I am!

Best wishes Eileen (mum of Imogen 6 RSS..in 12-24 months clothes, about 16 lbs

and assorted other children!)

Jovanovich @...> wrote:

I love that! It is nice to have a sense of humor about it. The kids need to

learn its o.k. too and I would suspect if they develop a sense of humor

about their height it would help their self esteem.

>

> Reply-To: RSS-Support

> Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 22:16:59 +0000 (GMT)

> To: RSS-Support

> Subject: Re: Re: Here at last!!!

>

> Hi......my husband puts on an irish accent and says 'she's one of the little

> people' !! That shuts them up!!

> Eileen..mum to Imogen aged 6 ..wears 12-24mths clothes...

>

> Carmen Snyder stormalc@...> wrote:

> ,

> So glad you made it to the list! Your message was great!

> As far as Gh goes, it is one shot per day, not two, for most people.

> Our insurance covers it totally for us, (medicaide!) If your part of

> payment is more than you can afford, some companies have compassion

> programs that will help you pay it! (or they will just accept the 80%.

> Other than that, I really don't know how much it costs. (I think ours

> was about $2,000 per month if we paid out of pocket. It is Humatrope!

> But that may be just what they charge medicaide, not regular

> insurance.

> As far as the staring and questions go, When Storm was Connors age,

> people always asked, " How OLD is he? " My husband decided to

> be 'smart' and said, " Oh, he's only 8 months, they say he is going to

> be a genious. " (When Storm was actually about 18 months old +) As far

> as all the other questions, Storm is 8.5 years old now and we are

> still asked if he was a preemie. Some days I just don't want to deal

> with it and say yes, but most of the time I say No, he just has a

> growth disorder which makes him small. and leave it at that!

> Well, I hope I answered all your questions! Glad you finally made it

> on here!

> God Bless,

> Carmen, Mom to Paisley, 10y 11m, going on 16, (she is 5 feet tall!!!

> Not RSS of course!) and Storm, age 8y 4m, 50 pounds and 47

> inches!!!!! He is doing great, accept he started throwing up on a

> regular basis again!

>

>

>

>

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