Re: Re: I am approved

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Remember, it takes a bit of time before xolair works...and it is a drug and as

such can have side effects.

Ashleigh

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From: Darcy <darcy.buckner@...>

Sent: Tue, May 25, 2010 10:24:51 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: I am approved

 

That's great that you are approved!! I'm doing the testing over again, IGE, PFT,

and then will apply after I see the doctor next week. I am guessing I'll be

terrified too when it all gets approved, but after reading all the positive

results on this site, I hope you're excited too!

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> From: Kathy & Chuck Egan <ckegan33@...>

> Subject: [ ] I am approved

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> Date: Monday, May 24, 2010, 10:31 AM

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> Finally my insuance company approved Xoliar - it is being overnighted to

me.  Why am I suddenly terrified!!!!!!   

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I will give it time - I am starting June 17th - with the end of school for my

children it was the first time I could give up 3 hours if my time - doc said 3

hours first three shots and then it gets less. -  

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From: Ol Wheezy <uca79iii@...>

Sent: Thu, May 27, 2010 2:15:23 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: I am approved

 

Darcy,

In this group we find that every one reacts to xolair differently.

A few days ago we had one member say that xolair started working after a few

shots. Others take longer like myself.

At 6 months of getting 2 shots every 2 weeks with no results I wanted to quit

but my doctor advised me to say the course. I am glad I did for it took me a

year to see any relief.

I used to be on 40 Prednisone a day. (We call it " evil candy " in the group LOL)

I am completely off evil candy now and only use my neb of xopenex 2 times a day.

What a complete difference.

Also, I have been taking the shots for almost 7 years without one problem at

all.

Hope we have helped you out with our positive words of experience

Doug

Group founder

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They first 3 series of shots I had to wait 3 hours after injections. Now it is

just 1 hour after injection. I have to have them done at the hospital infusion

center. I have to show them my EPI every time.

Tricia

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From: " Darcy " <darcy.buckner@...>

Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 03:08:47

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Subject: [ ] Re: I am approved

It's interesting to see how different doctors deal with the shots. My doc said

30 minutes the first shot and after that I can just leave with my epi pens.

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> I will give it time - I am starting June 17th - with the end of school for my

children it was the first time I could give up 3 hours if my time - doc said 3

hours first three shots and then it gets less. -  

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> From: Ol Wheezy <uca79iii@...>

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> Sent: Thu, May 27, 2010 2:15:23 PM

> Subject: [ ] Re: I am approved

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> Darcy,

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> In this group we find that every one reacts to xolair differently.

> A few days ago we had one member say that xolair started working after a few

shots. Others take longer like myself.

>

> At 6 months of getting 2 shots every 2 weeks with no results I wanted to quit

but my doctor advised me to say the course. I am glad I did for it took me a

year to see any relief.

>

> I used to be on 40 Prednisone a day. (We call it " evil candy " in the group

LOL)

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> I am completely off evil candy now and only use my neb of xopenex 2 times a

day. What a complete difference.

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> Also, I have been taking the shots for almost 7 years without one problem at

all.

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> Hope we have helped you out with our positive words of experience

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> Doug

> Group founder

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