Guest guest Posted April 15, 2012 Report Share Posted April 15, 2012 Sounds like a good expereience.On Apr 13, 2012, at 7:10 PM, wrote: Well indeed, they are kicking me out and I have a flight tomorrow morning. Looks like I have plenty of work to do at home and I need to get out of the way so they can do their work! I can tell you I am going home with both adrenals tomorrow. Meds are pretty much the same. I know my dx may have been in the same state and maybe the same city as long as it was a big city. As far as the same curch, forget it and I didn't even know the pew existed! That's all I am going to say tonight because I gave the gallon of blood so I get the first lick at the icing! If I offended anyone, you were warned. I used this forum for release and thought some would enjoy sharing. After I get home and see if the puppies bite me I will start boiling this down. I of course will focus toward bettering the project and fill in experiences. Regarding NIH and at least this protocol 00-CH-160 it is not focused on DXing. If that happens when they establish a base they will share it and suggest treatment. They did not take me for my adrenal adneoma, in fact I believe they were more intrested in the other from an old ct. This turned out to be a lot different than what I thought I was getting and I am glad. I will find out if it is uni or bi because they did an AVS. I don't know all they were looking for. I'll save that story, it's quite intresting! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2012 Report Share Posted April 16, 2012 Dr. Grim, I can honestly say that is a classic understatement! I may have to write a book, " How to be a Good Lab Rat! " I was so excited and hyper that I ended up in the ER last night for help getting off that emotional high. (It probably won't be a book but a paper that springs off their white paper that explains the difference between a research nurse and a clinical nurse! > > > Well indeed, they are kicking me out and I have a flight tomorrow > > morning. Looks like I have plenty of work to do at home and I need > > to get out of the way so they can do their work! > > > > I can tell you I am going home with both adrenals tomorrow. Meds are > > pretty much the same. I know my dx may have been in the same state > > and maybe the same city as long as it was a big city. As far as the > > same curch, forget it and I didn't even know the pew existed! That's > > all I am going to say tonight because I gave the gallon of blood so > > I get the first lick at the icing! > > > > If I offended anyone, you were warned. I used this forum for release > > and thought some would enjoy sharing. After I get home and see if > > the puppies bite me I will start boiling this down. I of course will > > focus toward bettering the project and fill in experiences. > > > > Regarding NIH and at least this protocol 00-CH-160 it is not focused > > on DXing. If that happens when they establish a base they will share > > it and suggest treatment. They did not take me for my adrenal > > adneoma, in fact I believe they were more intrested in the other > > from an old ct. This turned out to be a lot different than what I > > thought I was getting and I am glad. I will find out if it is uni or > > bi because they did an AVS. I don't know all they were looking for. > > I'll save that story, it's quite intresting! > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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