Re: Question about Immunovir dosing

[Guest guest]

The schools don't know the difference between FDA approved or not. Provide them

with an authorization letter from Dr. Goldberg and that should do it.

JR

From: ecapne@...

Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 04:14:32 -0700

Subject: Question about Immunovir dosing

Hi.

I apologize for another post about Immunovir, but I had a question regarding

dosing.

Dr. Goldberg is going to have us start this and we just got the product from

Canada. He recommends giving 1 in the morning, 1/2 midday, 1/2 midafternoon,

and 1 at night.

What have parents done with any dose that might have to be given in school? My

guess is because this is not FDA approved, that the school would not cooperate.

I work, so I would not be able to go to school to give him that dose. So I

guess I am asking what have other parents done here or if they had found

cooperation with their child's pediatrician or school.

Thanks in advance.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

I wish it was that easy.  Our nurse will look for number codes that are usually

printed on medications in the US.  The Immunovir that we have doesn't have

any....She already acts as though she is freaked out by giving him the regular

meds. Not the most open-minded individual... 

From: <jrodrig6605@...>

Subject: RE: Question about Immunovir dosing

nids

Date: Friday, May 29, 2009, 9:51 AM

The schools don't know the difference between FDA approved or not. Provide them

with an authorization letter from Dr. Goldberg and that should do it.

JR

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From: ecapne (DOT) com

Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 04:14:32 -0700

Subject: Question about Immunovir dosing

Hi.

I apologize for another post about Immunovir, but I had a question regarding

dosing.

Dr. Goldberg is going to have us start this and we just got the product from

Canada. He recommends giving 1 in the morning, 1/2 midday, 1/2 midafternoon, and

1 at night.

What have parents done with any dose that might have to be given in school? My

guess is because this is not FDA approved, that the school would not cooperate.

I work, so I would not be able to go to school to give him that dose. So I guess

I am asking what have other parents done here or if they had found cooperation

with their child's pediatrician or school.

Thanks in advance.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

There is a form that the school provides and you have Dr. G's office fill it

out.

Robyn

From: <jrodrig6605@...>

Subject: RE: Question about Immunovir dosing

nids

Date: Friday, May 29, 2009, 6:51 AM

The schools don't know the difference between FDA approved or not. Provide them

with an authorization letter from Dr. Goldberg and that should do it.

JR

groups (DOT) com

From: ecapne (DOT) com

Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 04:14:32 -0700

Subject: Question about Immunovir dosing

Hi.

I apologize for another post about Immunovir, but I had a question regarding

dosing.

Dr. Goldberg is going to have us start this and we just got the product from

Canada. He recommends giving 1 in the morning, 1/2 midday, 1/2 midafternoon,

and 1 at night.

What have parents done with any dose that might have to be given in school? My

guess is because this is not FDA approved, that the school would not cooperate.

I work, so I would not be able to go to school to give him that dose. So I

guess I am asking what have other parents done here or if they had found

cooperation with their child's pediatrician or school.

Thanks in advance.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Robyn

I had the form filled out and the school still refused to give a med that was

not packaged and labeled with dosage and schedule from a pharmacy. Here the

schools act like our kids are just an inconvenience and they look for ways to be

uncooperative.

________________________________

From: Robyn & Greg Coggins <rngcoggs@...>

Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 12:29:55 PM

Subject: RE: Question about Immunovir dosing

There is a form that the school provides and you have Dr. G's office fill it

out.

Robyn

From: <jrodrig6605@ hotmail.com>

Subject: RE: Question about Immunovir dosing

nidsgroups (DOT) com

Date: Friday, May 29, 2009, 6:51 AM

The schools don't know the difference between FDA approved or not. Provide them

with an authorization letter from Dr. Goldberg and that should do it.

JR

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From: ecapne (DOT) com

Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 04:14:32 -0700

Subject: Question about Immunovir dosing

Hi.

I apologize for another post about Immunovir, but I had a question regarding

dosing.

Dr. Goldberg is going to have us start this and we just got the product from

Canada. He recommends giving 1 in the morning, 1/2 midday, 1/2 midafternoon,

and 1 at night.

What have parents done with any dose that might have to be given in school? My

guess is because this is not FDA approved, that the school would not cooperate.

I work, so I would not be able to go to school to give him that dose. So I

guess I am asking what have other parents done here or if they had found

cooperation with their child's pediatrician or school.

Thanks in advance.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Hi,

You might be better of getting the Immunovir compounded by a compounding

pharmacy and then you can get the dosage and the schedule information that the

school is asking for.

JR

From: klimas_bill@...

Date: Fri, 29 May 2009 09:59:48 -0700

Subject: Re: Question about Immunovir dosing

Robyn

I had the form filled out and the school still refused to give a med that was

not packaged and labeled with dosage and schedule from a pharmacy. Here the

schools act like our kids are just an inconvenience and they look for ways to be

uncooperative.

________________________________

From: Robyn & Greg Coggins <rngcoggs@...>

Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 12:29:55 PM

Subject: RE: Question about Immunovir dosing

There is a form that the school provides and you have Dr. G's office fill it

out.

Robyn

From: <jrodrig6605@ hotmail.com>

Subject: RE: Question about Immunovir dosing

nidsgroups (DOT) com

Date: Friday, May 29, 2009, 6:51 AM

The schools don't know the difference between FDA approved or not. Provide them

with an authorization letter from Dr. Goldberg and that should do it.

JR

groups (DOT) com

From: ecapne (DOT) com

Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 04:14:32 -0700

Subject: Question about Immunovir dosing

Hi.

I apologize for another post about Immunovir, but I had a question regarding

dosing.

Dr. Goldberg is going to have us start this and we just got the product from

Canada. He recommends giving 1 in the morning, 1/2 midday, 1/2 midafternoon, and

1 at night.

What have parents done with any dose that might have to be given in school? My

guess is because this is not FDA approved, that the school would not cooperate.

I work, so I would not be able to go to school to give him that dose. So I guess

I am asking what have other parents done here or if they had found cooperation

with their child's pediatrician or school.

Thanks in advance.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Unbelievable. What would they do if your doctor wanted your child to have an OTC

med? This is why I decided to wait and start on Immunovir when we break

for the summer. You may want to call the district office and tell them you want

to see the policy in writing.

All the best and good luck,

Robyn

From: <jrodrig6605@ hotmail.com>

Subject: RE: Question about Immunovir dosing

nidsgroups (DOT) com

Date: Friday, May 29, 2009, 6:51 AM

The schools don't know the difference between FDA approved or not. Provide them

with an authorization letter from Dr. Goldberg and that should do it.

JR

groups (DOT) com

From: ecapne (DOT) com

Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 04:14:32 -0700

Subject: Question about Immunovir dosing

Hi.

I apologize for another post about Immunovir, but I had a question regarding

dosing.

Dr. Goldberg is going to have us start this and we just got the product from

Canada. He recommends giving 1 in the morning, 1/2 midday, 1/2 midafternoon, and

1 at night.

What have parents done with any dose that might have to be given in school? My

guess is because this is not FDA approved, that the school would not cooperate.

I work, so I would not be able to go to school to give him that dose. So I guess

I am asking what have other parents done here or if they had found cooperation

with their child's pediatrician or school.

Thanks in advance.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Can you have Rivex Pharma -- or whatever your source is -- provide a label and a

schedule? I provided a copy of the prescription as it was written by Dr. G and

the school accepted it.

Donna

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> From: <jrodrig6605@ hotmail.com>

> Subject: RE: Question about Immunovir dosing

> nidsgroups (DOT) com

> Date: Friday, May 29, 2009, 6:51 AM

>

> The schools don't know the difference between FDA approved or not. Provide

them with an authorization letter from Dr. Goldberg and that should do it.

>

> JR

>

> groups (DOT) com

>

> From: ecapne (DOT) com

>

> Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 04:14:32 -0700

>

> Subject: Question about Immunovir dosing

>

> Hi.

>

> I apologize for another post about Immunovir, but I had a question regarding

dosing.

>

> Dr. Goldberg is going to have us start this and we just got the product from

Canada. He recommends giving 1 in the morning, 1/2 midday, 1/2 midafternoon,

and 1 at night.

>

> What have parents done with any dose that might have to be given in school?

My guess is because this is not FDA approved, that the school would not

cooperate. I work, so I would not be able to go to school to give him that

dose. So I guess I am asking what have other parents done here or if they had

found cooperation with their child's pediatrician or school.

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> Lynn

>

>