Re: abx and resistance(Sammy)

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Kistine what a remarkable improvement for Sammy. I pray that he will keep doing good and see the day in a few years that he is cured. There is nothing worst than having a sick child. Sammy has been sick long enough. We will all keep him in our thoughts and prayers. I do hope he gets to play some ball this summer. Thank God for the Mayo Clinic and you taking him there. You are not a number with them. They stick with you till they get to the bottom of things. Hope you have a wonderful summer and thanks for giving us an update. Joy L Wi

Subject: Re: abx and resistanceTo: bronchiectasis Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 12:04 PM

Hi Herb & all - My last sputum culture showed Psa and the Dr. said levaquin still works on it.........so put me on your list. However, even though I have Psa I am not on levaquin yet. Am holding my own, which is a lot of work. I keep checking for a fever.

Joy - so happy for you and your new house.........it sounds very nice.

Kris - how was Sammy's report from Mayo? Sure hope he got a good report and he can play baseball this summer.

Sharyn

To: bronchiectasis Sent: Fri, May 20, 2011 7:55:00 PMSubject: Re: abx and resistance

hi Norma,gee it gets complicated doesn't it? So hard. Am sure most of us canrelate to what that kind of experience means, tedious hours in ED, ortests etc before getting things right ... and then some more...Something I'm noting with more and more consistency - just how manyof us have Psa (Pseudomonas) although not CF. It seems largelyconsidered by medical fraternity to be a CF infx mostly. I know herethere are small steps toward overlapping bronch and non-CF bronch interms of management. About time ... ? I have 3 forms of it, andtold by Dr that CF pts can have as many as 6 variations of Psa.How many of us are there with Psa?

My mother has Psa.

Joy h

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Herb Schilling

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Hi, e. Missed you at the Mayo, but overjoyed to hear of Sammy's progress. D.

To: bronchiectasis From: linden2joy@...Date: Sun, 22 May 2011 21:05:55 -0700Subject: Re: abx and resistance(Sammy)

Kistine what a remarkable improvement for Sammy. I pray that he will keep doing good and see the day in a few years that he is cured. There is nothing worst than having a sick child. Sammy has been sick long enough. We will all keep him in our thoughts and prayers. I do hope he gets to play some ball this summer. Thank God for the Mayo Clinic and you taking him there. You are not a number with them. They stick with you till they get to the bottom of things. Hope you have a wonderful summer and thanks for giving us an update. Joy L Wi

Subject: Re: abx and resistanceTo: bronchiectasis Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 12:04 PM

Hi Herb & all - My last sputum culture showed Psa and the Dr. said levaquin still works on it.........so put me on your list. However, even though I have Psa I am not on levaquin yet. Am holding my own, which is a lot of work. I keep checking for a fever.

Joy - so happy for you and your new house.........it sounds very nice.

Kris - how was Sammy's report from Mayo? Sure hope he got a good report and he can play baseball this summer.

Sharyn

To: bronchiectasis Sent: Fri, May 20, 2011 7:55:00 PMSubject: Re: abx and resistance

hi Norma,gee it gets complicated doesn't it? So hard. Am sure most of us canrelate to what that kind of experience means, tedious hours in ED, ortests etc before getting things right ... and then some more...Something I'm noting with more and more consistency - just how manyof us have Psa (Pseudomonas) although not CF. It seems largelyconsidered by medical fraternity to be a CF infx mostly. I know herethere are small steps toward overlapping bronch and non-CF bronch interms of management. About time ... ? I have 3 forms of it, andtold by Dr that CF pts can have as many as 6 variations of Psa.How many of us are there with Psa?

My mother has Psa.

Joy h

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Herb Schilling