Re: sorry-OT! pray for my grandson

[Guest guest]

Jane..will keep your grandson in my prayers. Poor tike....going thru so

much at his age.

Hugs..a

[Guest guest]

Oh Jane, bless his heart!! Poor little guy. He will certainly be in my

prayers. A kidney stone can hurt like the dickens. And our little grands are

the most precious of all!! And yes, been there done that on Medicaid. Myself

& 3 children walked that road. What a pity we get treated like that. We do

in fact have some prayer-ers here May God bless and keep you and be with

your grandson to help relieve the pain and give you peace of mind. Nae

[ ] sorry-OT! pray for my grandson

> hey yall- i know we have a lot of pray-ers here in the RA family.

> my grandson Mick is nine years old and has a 6mm kidneystone. he's been

> taken to ER twice almost out of his mind with pain. They were supposed to

> refer him to a urologist on Monday. My daughter finally had to go postal

> on her primary doc's office staff yesterday after his second trip to ER.

> (I could literally hear him screaming in the background while I talked to

> his mom.) They discovered that their insurance person had never contacted

> the urologist. He's on medicaid and we know how some doctor's offices

> treat medicaid patients, don't we. Long story short, he is at the hospital

> about to have that laser or ultrasound or whatever to try and break up the

> kidney stone. Please be praying that works, or they will have to send him

> to Children's in Dallas for surgery since the kidneystone is way too big

> for him to pass. It's very rare for a kid his age to have this happen, but

> he takes after his mama and she is prone to them. He's Nana's boy and this

> has been so hard on him.

> Will let you know how things go on.

> Thanks,

> Jane

[Guest guest]

Hi Jane: Oh, poor little Mick.  It is just awful the pain he has.  So young to

be suffering so much.  I pray they can break up the stone so he can pass it.  If

not, then I pray if he has surgery, that it will be finally gone, and he will be

out of all this suffering.

 

Hugs,

 

Barbara

From: janeatregis <janeatregis@...>

Subject: [ ] sorry-OT! pray for my grandson

Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2009, 10:34 AM

 

hey yall- i know we have a lot of pray-ers here in the RA family.

my grandson Mick is nine years old and has a 6mm kidneystone. he's been taken to

ER twice almost out of his mind with pain. They were supposed to refer him to a

urologist on Monday. My daughter finally had to go postal on her primary doc's

office staff yesterday after his second trip to ER. (I could literally hear him

screaming in the background while I talked to his mom.) They discovered that

their insurance person had never contacted the urologist. He's on medicaid and

we know how some doctor's offices treat medicaid patients, don't we. Long story

short, he is at the hospital about to have that laser or ultrasound or whatever

to try and break up the kidney stone. Please be praying that works, or they will

have to send him to Children's in Dallas for surgery since the kidneystone is

way too big for him to pass. It's very rare for a kid his age to have this

happen, but he takes after his mama and she is prone to them. He's Nana's boy

and this has been so

hard on him.

Will let you know how things go on.

Thanks,

Jane

[Guest guest]

Jane, I am so sorry I have just seen your post about your grandson. Mick will be

included on saturday (see my post for Kate). For now he is in my prayers.

Love

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From: Barbara Creedon <bcreedon@...>

Sent: Wednesday, 16 September, 2009 23:52:29

Subject: Re: [ ] sorry-OT! pray for my grandson

Hi Jane: Oh, poor little Mick. It is just awful the pain he has. So young to

be suffering so much. I pray they can break up the stone so he can pass it. If

not, then I pray if he has surgery, that it will be finally gone, and he will be

out of all this suffering.

Hugs,

Barbara

From: janeatregis <janeatregis>

Subject: [ ] sorry-OT! pray for my grandson

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Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2009, 10:34 AM

hey yall- i know we have a lot of pray-ers here in the RA family.

my grandson Mick is nine years old and has a 6mm kidneystone. he's been taken to

ER twice almost out of his mind with pain. They were supposed to refer him to a

urologist on Monday. My daughter finally had to go postal on her primary doc's

office staff yesterday after his second trip to ER. (I could literally hear him

screaming in the background while I talked to his mom.) They discovered that

their insurance person had never contacted the urologist. He's on medicaid and

we know how some doctor's offices treat medicaid patients, don't we. Long story

short, he is at the hospital about to have that laser or ultrasound or whatever

to try and break up the kidney stone. Please be praying that works, or they will

have to send him to Children's in Dallas for surgery since the kidneystone is

way too big for him to pass. It's very rare for a kid his age to have this

happen, but he takes after his mama and she is prone to them. He's Nana's boy

and this has been so

hard on him.

Will let you know how things go on.

Thanks,

Jane

[Guest guest]

Poor Mick! I hope this ordeal will be over for him and you and your

family very soon, Jane.

Not an MD

On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 9:34 AM, janeatregis <janeatregis@...> wrote:

> hey yall- i know we have a lot of pray-ers here in the RA family.

> my grandson Mick is nine years old and has a 6mm kidneystone. he's been taken

to ER twice almost out of his mind with pain. They were supposed to refer him to

a urologist on Monday. My daughter finally had to go postal on her primary doc's

office staff yesterday after his second trip to ER. (I could literally hear him

screaming in the background while I talked to his mom.) They discovered that

their insurance person had never contacted the urologist. He's on medicaid and

we know how some doctor's offices treat medicaid patients, don't we. Long story

short, he is at the hospital about to have that laser or ultrasound or whatever

to try and break up the kidney stone. Please be praying that works, or they will

have to send him to Children's in Dallas for surgery since the kidneystone is

way too big for him to pass. It's very rare for a kid his age to have this

happen, but he takes after his mama and she is prone to them. He's Nana's boy

and this has been so hard on him.

> Will let you know how things go on.

> Thanks,

> Jane

[Guest guest]

Oh Jane!!!

I'm so very sorry to hear about your grandson. Please keep us posted,

and he will be in my prayers. Take care of yourself too.

Keep us posted,

Tawny

--- In , " janeatregis " <janeatregis@...>

wrote:

>

> hey yall- i know we have a lot of pray-ers here in the RA family.

> my grandson Mick is nine years old and has a 6mm kidneystone. he's

been taken to ER twice almost out of his mind with pain. They were

supposed to refer him to a urologist on Monday. My daughter finally had

to go postal on her primary doc's office staff yesterday after his

second trip to ER. (I could literally hear him screaming in the

background while I talked to his mom.) They discovered that their

insurance person had never contacted the urologist. He's on medicaid and

we know how some doctor's offices treat medicaid patients, don't we.

Long story short, he is at the hospital about to have that laser or

ultrasound or whatever to try and break up the kidney stone. Please be

praying that works, or they will have to send him to Children's in

Dallas for surgery since the kidneystone is way too big for him to pass.

It's very rare for a kid his age to have this happen, but he takes after

his mama and she is prone to them. He's Nana's boy and this has been so

hard on him.

> Will let you know how things go on.

> Thanks,

> Jane

>