Guest guest Posted May 21, 2003 Report Share Posted May 21, 2003 Patty, I am so glad that your doctors appointment was a success. It is good news to hear. So often we hear of the bad doctors. Every time I hear a good experience it tends to restore a little more faith in the medical community. I know that you spend so much of your time worrying about Cassie. Well Mom, it is now time to start worrying about you too! Don't over due it. You need your rest. Was there any talk of starting you on pancreatic enzymes? That might be a good thing for you. Does Cassie take them? Sending lots of happy thoughts your way.... Marisa~San Diego, CA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2003 Report Share Posted May 22, 2003 Marisa, We discussed enzymes but she wants to wait till I see the GI. Says she's not sure about appropriate dosages, which ones are better etc.. So I may have to wait till I get to see GI, then again the lab results and CT may tell her different. I know that they can be benificial to many. For Cassie they were not any real help they 1st time we tried them. Last month whe started with pain EVERY time she ate. After getting nowhere with her pedetrician and an ER visit that finally got her pain relief I finally got to speak with her GI. He was on 2 week reserve duty, anyway he agreed with me and we restarted enzymes. Funny they weren't helping before but since she started taking them again, she has only asked for a pain meds once since her restart. I think when they put her on them the 1st time they expected them to cure her, not just help to decrease the frequency of attacks and to help prevent malabsoroption. Thanks for you well wishes. And yes Mike is making me take care of me. Patty Hurst Bangor, ME Maine State Rep PAI Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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