RE: Rejection Episodes/Judy

[Guest guest]

Dear Judy and Ron,

Today is Wed. and I hope the liver enzymes are better for Ron.

I am the wife of a psc patient with an illeostomy and we live in Peoria

We have a free support place in the Hult Health Center on Knoxville and the free

services include dietician, very reduced rate for massage,psychologist,

tai-chi,Cancer 101 (where they help you manage the insurance issues and provide

all kinds of support), a library with fireplace and comfortable reading chairs,

etc. I have used this wonderful place for my sister and best friend for some

timed. They also cater to the caretaker as well as the patient. If this is

something you would like more information about just email me back privately and

I will give you the address and or phone #.

Also, if you need a break and feel you would like to visit this facility I will

meet you and buy you lunch, all of you or just some. It would be my pleasure to

visit with you and take you to the facility .

Thinking and praying for strength and good news today,

dee wife of bob, psc 1999, Ileo 1964ish, repaired hernia 2x's, and together in

the fight

>

> Thanks for your encouragement. It means a lot. I read your e-mail to one of

our sons and my husband. They also were encouraged. We're saying prayers and

keeping our fingers crossed that his liver enzymes look better on Wednesday. We

live in Urbana. Home of the University of Illinois. Go Illini!

>

Dee Vinovich, GRI

Queen of Staging

Traders Realty Corp.

721 W. Lake

Peoria, IL 61614

dvinovich@...

[Guest guest]

Dear Judy and Ron,

Today is Wed. and I hope the liver enzymes are better for Ron.

I am the wife of a psc patient with an illeostomy and we live in Peoria

We have a free support place in the Hult Health Center on Knoxville and the free

services include dietician, very reduced rate for massage,psychologist,

tai-chi,Cancer 101 (where they help you manage the insurance issues and provide

all kinds of support), a library with fireplace and comfortable reading chairs,

etc. I have used this wonderful place for my sister and best friend for some

timed. They also cater to the caretaker as well as the patient. If this is

something you would like more information about just email me back privately and

I will give you the address and or phone #.

Also, if you need a break and feel you would like to visit this facility I will

meet you and buy you lunch, all of you or just some. It would be my pleasure to

visit with you and take you to the facility .

Thinking and praying for strength and good news today,

dee wife of bob, psc 1999, Ileo 1964ish, repaired hernia 2x's, and together in

the fight

>

> Thanks for your encouragement. It means a lot. I read your e-mail to one of

our sons and my husband. They also were encouraged. We're saying prayers and

keeping our fingers crossed that his liver enzymes look better on Wednesday. We

live in Urbana. Home of the University of Illinois. Go Illini!

>

Dee Vinovich, GRI

Queen of Staging

Traders Realty Corp.

721 W. Lake

Peoria, IL 61614

dvinovich@...

[Guest guest]

Hi Dee,Thank you so much for your e-mail.  Reading it made me teary and gave me chills.  It is so wonderful to know how much people care.  People who we have never met.  Ron just had his labs done and I sure hope the coordinator calls us earlier than she usually does.   has to receive the result from Carle Clinic and then I'm sure she has to go over them with the docs so the waiting time for us is significant.  Your invitation is so generous.  We come to Peoria from time to time and if I get to "a point of no return" I'll give you a call.  Being a care giver can be tiring, but what my husband has gone through and is going through pales in comparison.  I'm saving your e-mail for future reference and will keep you posted on what's happening.  I

sure wish Champaign-Urbana had support place like you do.How is your husband doing?  Is he listed for transplant?  If I can be of help please let me know.  Judy (wife of Ron)To: Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 7:05:37 AMSubject: Re: Rejection Episodes/Judy

Dear Judy and Ron,

Today is Wed. and I hope the liver enzymes are better for Ron.

I am the wife of a psc patient with an illeostomy and we live in Peoria

We have a free support place in the Hult Health Center on Knoxville and the free services include dietician, very reduced rate for massage,psychologis t, tai-chi,Cancer 101 (where they help you manage the insurance issues and provide all kinds of support), a library with fireplace and comfortable reading chairs, etc. I have used this wonderful place for my sister and best friend for some timed. They also cater to the caretaker as well as the patient. If this is something you would like more information about just email me back privately and I will give you the address and or phone #.

Also, if you need a break and feel you would like to visit this facility I will meet you and buy you lunch, all of you or just some. It would be my pleasure to visit with you and take you to the facility .

Thinking and praying for strength and good news today,

dee wife of bob, psc 1999, Ileo 1964ish, repaired hernia 2x's, and together in the fight

>

> Thanks for your encouragement. It means a lot. I read your e-mail to one of our sons and my husband. They also were encouraged. We're saying prayers and keeping our fingers crossed that his liver enzymes look better on Wednesday. We live in Urbana. Home of the University of Illinois. Go Illini!

>

Dee Vinovich, GRI

Queen of Staging

Traders Realty Corp.

721 W. Lake

Peoria, IL 61614

dvinovich@tradersre alty.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Judy,

Are you from St.Louis,MO?

Dave Caito

PSC 2004

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf

Of Judy Short

Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 7:45 AM

To:

Subject: Re: Rejection Episodes/Judy

Hi Dee,

Thank you

so much for your e-mail. Reading it made me teary and gave me chills.

It is so wonderful to know how much people care. People who we have

never met. Ron just had his labs done and I sure hope the coordinator

calls us earlier than she usually does. has to receive the result

from Carle Clinic and then I'm sure she has to go over them with the docs so

the waiting time for us is significant.

Your

invitation is so generous. We come to Peoria from time to time and if I

get to " a point of no return " I'll give you a call. Being a

care giver can be tiring, but what my husband has gone through and is going

through pales in comparison. I'm saving your e-mail for future reference

and will keep you posted on what's happening. I sure wish Champaign-Urbana

had support place like you do.

How is your

husband doing? Is he listed for transplant? If I can be of help

please let me know.

Judy (wife

of Ron)

To:

Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 7:05:37 AM

Subject: Re: Rejection Episodes/Judy

Dear Judy and Ron,

Today is Wed. and I hope the liver enzymes are better for Ron.

I am the wife of a psc patient with an illeostomy and we live in Peoria

We have a free support place in the Hult Health Center on Knoxville and the

free services include dietician, very reduced rate for massage,psychologis t,

tai-chi,Cancer 101 (where they help you manage the insurance issues and provide

all kinds of support), a library with fireplace and comfortable reading chairs,

etc. I have used this wonderful place for my sister and best friend for some

timed. They also cater to the caretaker as well as the patient. If this is

something you would like more information about just email me back privately and

I will give you the address and or phone #.

Also, if you need a break and feel you would like to visit this facility I will

meet you and buy you lunch, all of you or just some. It would be my pleasure to

visit with you and take you to the facility .

Thinking and praying for strength and good news today,

dee wife of bob, psc 1999, Ileo 1964ish, repaired hernia 2x's, and together in

the fight

>

> Thanks for your encouragement. It means a lot. I read your e-mail to one

of our sons and my husband. They also were encouraged. We're saying prayers and

keeping our fingers crossed that his liver enzymes look better on Wednesday. We

live in Urbana. Home of the University of Illinois. Go Illini!

>

Dee Vinovich, GRI

Queen of Staging

Traders Realty Corp.

721 W. Lake

Peoria, IL 61614

dvinovich@tradersre

alty.com

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Thank You

[Guest guest]

No, we're from Champaign-Urbana, IL JudyTo: Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 8:24:36 AMSubject: RE: Rejection Episodes/Judy

Hi Judy,   Are you from St.Louis,MO?   Dave Caito PSC 2004  

From:

@ yahoogroups. com [mailto:psc- support@yahoogro ups.com] On Behalf

Of Judy Short

Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 7:45 AM

To: @ yahoogroups. com

Subject: Re: Rejection Episodes/Judy

 

Hi Dee,

 

Thank you

so much for your e-mail.  Reading it made me teary and gave me chills.

 It is so wonderful to know how much people care.  People who we have

never met.  Ron just had his labs done and I sure hope the coordinator

calls us earlier than she usually does.   has to receive the result

from Carle Clinic and then I'm sure she has to go over them with the docs so

the waiting time for us is significant.  

 

Your

invitation is so generous.  We come to Peoria from time to time and if I

get to "a point of no return" I'll give you a call.  Being a

care giver can be tiring, but what my husband has gone through and is going

through pales in comparison.  I'm saving your e-mail for future reference

and will keep you posted on what's happening.  I sure wish Champaign-Urbana

had support place like you do.

 

How is your

husband doing?  Is he listed for transplant?  If I can be of help

please let me know. 

 

Judy (wife

of Ron)

 

 

From: Deanna Vinovich <dvinovich@tradersre alty.com>

To: @ yahoogroups. com

Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 7:05:37 AM

Subject: Re: Rejection Episodes/Judy

Dear Judy and Ron,

Today is Wed. and I hope the liver enzymes are better for Ron.

I am the wife of a psc patient with an illeostomy and we live in Peoria

We have a free support place in the Hult Health Center on Knoxville and the

free services include dietician, very reduced rate for massage,psychologis t,

tai-chi,Cancer 101 (where they help you manage the insurance issues and provide

all kinds of support), a library with fireplace and comfortable reading chairs,

etc. I have used this wonderful place for my sister and best friend for some

timed. They also cater to the caretaker as well as the patient. If this is

something you would like more information about just email me back privately and

I will give you the address and or phone #.

Also, if you need a break and feel you would like to visit this facility I will

meet you and buy you lunch, all of you or just some. It would be my pleasure to

visit with you and take you to the facility .

Thinking and praying for strength and good news today,

dee wife of bob, psc 1999, Ileo 1964ish, repaired hernia 2x's, and together in

the fight

>

> Thanks for your encouragement. It means a lot. I read your e-mail to one

of our sons and my husband. They also were encouraged. We're saying prayers and

keeping our fingers crossed that his liver enzymes look better on Wednesday. We

live in Urbana. Home of the University of Illinois. Go Illini!

>

Dee Vinovich, GRI

Queen of Staging

Traders Realty Corp.

721 W. Lake

Peoria, IL 61614

dvinovich@tradersre

alty.com

 

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Thank You

[Guest guest]

Judy,

My transplant center is Northwestern

Memorial in Chicago.

Whenever they write orders for Labs, they ask that they be done STAT and that

the patient gets a copy of the results. Most Labs have STAT results

within an hour. I go to the Medical Records department after I get my

Labs done and sign a Release of Information form and wait for my results.

I may not be able to read them like a physician, but I can see trends and be

prepared to talk about the results when the transplant center calls or in the

case of extremes, I can call them and be proactive. Most Labs will

only fax results at certain times each day. The hospital I go to faxes

their results at 2:00 pm, unless there are critical values. If there are

critical values the Lab calls the doctor immediately.

Anyone can get copies of their Lab results

by signing a release. It may cost a little bit – under $1 per

page. Most Labs will consider this continuing medical care and give them

to you.

Joe

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Judy Short

Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009

7:45 AM

To:

Subject: Re:

Rejection Episodes/Judy

Hi Dee,

Thank you so much for your e-mail. Reading it made me

teary and gave me chills. It is so wonderful to know how much people care.

People who we have never met. Ron just had his labs done and I sure hope the

coordinator calls us earlier than she usually does. has to receive the

result from Carle Clinic and then I'm sure she has to go over them with the

docs so the waiting time for us is significant.

Your invitation is so generous. We come to Peoria from time to time

and if I get to " a point of no return " I'll give you a call. Being a

care giver can be tiring, but what my husband has gone through and is going

through pales in comparison. I'm saving your e-mail for future reference and

will keep you posted on what's happening. I sure wish Champaign-Urbana had

support place like you do.

How is your husband doing? Is he listed for transplant? If

I can be of help please let me know.

Judy (wife of Ron)

From: Deanna

Vinovich <dvinovich (AT) tradersrealty (DOT) com>

To:

Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009

7:05:37 AM

Subject: Re:

Rejection Episodes/Judy

Dear Judy and Ron,

Today is Wed. and I hope the liver enzymes are better for Ron.

I am the wife of a psc patient with an illeostomy and we live in Peoria

We have a free support place in the Hult Health Center on Knoxville and the

free services include dietician, very reduced rate for massage,psychologis t,

tai-chi,Cancer 101 (where they help you manage the insurance issues and provide

all kinds of support), a library with fireplace and comfortable reading chairs,

etc. I have used this wonderful place for my sister and best friend for some

timed. They also cater to the caretaker as well as the patient. If this is

something you would like more information about just email me back privately

and I will give you the address and or phone #.

Also, if you need a break and feel you would like to visit this facility I will

meet you and buy you lunch, all of you or just some. It would be my pleasure to

visit with you and take you to the facility .

Thinking and praying for strength and good news today,

dee wife of bob, psc 1999, Ileo 1964ish, repaired hernia 2x's, and together in

the fight

>

> Thanks for your encouragement. It means a lot. I read your e-mail to one

of our sons and my husband. They also were encouraged. We're saying prayers and

keeping our fingers crossed that his liver enzymes look better on Wednesday. We

live in Urbana.

Home of the University

of Illinois. Go Illini!

>

Dee Vinovich, GRI

Queen of Staging

Traders Realty Corp.

721 W. Lake

Peoria, IL

61614

dvinovich@tradersre alty.com

[Guest guest]

Judy,

My transplant center is Northwestern

Memorial in Chicago.

Whenever they write orders for Labs, they ask that they be done STAT and that

the patient gets a copy of the results. Most Labs have STAT results

within an hour. I go to the Medical Records department after I get my

Labs done and sign a Release of Information form and wait for my results.

I may not be able to read them like a physician, but I can see trends and be

prepared to talk about the results when the transplant center calls or in the

case of extremes, I can call them and be proactive. Most Labs will

only fax results at certain times each day. The hospital I go to faxes

their results at 2:00 pm, unless there are critical values. If there are

critical values the Lab calls the doctor immediately.

Anyone can get copies of their Lab results

by signing a release. It may cost a little bit – under $1 per

page. Most Labs will consider this continuing medical care and give them

to you.

Joe

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Judy Short

Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009

7:45 AM

To:

Subject: Re:

Rejection Episodes/Judy

Hi Dee,

Thank you so much for your e-mail. Reading it made me

teary and gave me chills. It is so wonderful to know how much people care.

People who we have never met. Ron just had his labs done and I sure hope the

coordinator calls us earlier than she usually does. has to receive the

result from Carle Clinic and then I'm sure she has to go over them with the

docs so the waiting time for us is significant.

Your invitation is so generous. We come to Peoria from time to time

and if I get to " a point of no return " I'll give you a call. Being a

care giver can be tiring, but what my husband has gone through and is going

through pales in comparison. I'm saving your e-mail for future reference and

will keep you posted on what's happening. I sure wish Champaign-Urbana had

support place like you do.

How is your husband doing? Is he listed for transplant? If

I can be of help please let me know.

Judy (wife of Ron)

From: Deanna

Vinovich <dvinovich (AT) tradersrealty (DOT) com>

To:

Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009

7:05:37 AM

Subject: Re:

Rejection Episodes/Judy

Dear Judy and Ron,

Today is Wed. and I hope the liver enzymes are better for Ron.

I am the wife of a psc patient with an illeostomy and we live in Peoria

We have a free support place in the Hult Health Center on Knoxville and the

free services include dietician, very reduced rate for massage,psychologis t,

tai-chi,Cancer 101 (where they help you manage the insurance issues and provide

all kinds of support), a library with fireplace and comfortable reading chairs,

etc. I have used this wonderful place for my sister and best friend for some

timed. They also cater to the caretaker as well as the patient. If this is

something you would like more information about just email me back privately

and I will give you the address and or phone #.

Also, if you need a break and feel you would like to visit this facility I will

meet you and buy you lunch, all of you or just some. It would be my pleasure to

visit with you and take you to the facility .

Thinking and praying for strength and good news today,

dee wife of bob, psc 1999, Ileo 1964ish, repaired hernia 2x's, and together in

the fight

>

> Thanks for your encouragement. It means a lot. I read your e-mail to one

of our sons and my husband. They also were encouraged. We're saying prayers and

keeping our fingers crossed that his liver enzymes look better on Wednesday. We

live in Urbana.

Home of the University

of Illinois. Go Illini!

>

Dee Vinovich, GRI

Queen of Staging

Traders Realty Corp.

721 W. Lake

Peoria, IL

61614

dvinovich@tradersre alty.com