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hi Alan,

sorry can't give any hints - far as I know it's not used commonly in

Australia - except maybe for CF.

I've have long-term bronch, since infancy, never been dx with it.

cheers

joy h, Aust

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I just started to use Pulmozyme and it works!!

I think this is an opportunity for everyone on this list to start pushing to get

this drug into wider application and acceptance by insurance companies.

Why is a private for-profit insurance company rather than doctor able to decide

the fate of people suffering from this terrible chronic disease?

Could be a MAJOR relief for a LOT of people!!

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> Hello Alan! Yes I can tell you that without ANY doubt Pulomozyme is a MIRACLE

drug for Bronchiectasis! My young 8yr old son was on it for 2 years. Then we had

to put him back on my crap health insurance. They immediately refused 2pay for

it. $2300 per month is not really feasible for a self pay patient. United

HealthCare said my son is not " cost effective " . Sammy immediately went from NO

symptoms to coughing up a lung 10 or more times a day. Pulmozyme nearly cured

him, his pulmonologist @ Mayo Clinic told us & the appeals board @ United

Health. They didn't care. Sam is now nebulizing Plan B~ HypoTonic Saline. Not

even close to pulmozyme BUT @ $55 a month we can't complain! He's no longer

coughing (again) and has his energy back! We go to Mayo in early May, then we'll

know for sure if the HypoTonic Saline is really working. The docs call it

HypoSal, by the way. See if your ins co will pay 4 pulmozyme~its wonderful, but

off label if u don't have CF. Best of luck! e

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