Re: A Note regarding Karyn

[Guest guest]

Gail,

Anything that we can do from a far ? I know that she busted her butt for the

symposium. Her and Tull did a great job. I know that she is exhausted and

probably having a low time right now. Her energy is probably zapped. Please give

her my best regards. Let me know if I can do anything here from Ohio for her,,

perhaps a card ? Let me know where to send it.. We should all send her cards

with little notes in them or a $1.00 bill ! ( I don't want anyone to take that

the wrong way). I just remember when I was a little girl and felt bad, my

grandma would give me a card with $1.00. Just made me feel special. I don't have

her physical address, if you send my way I will send her a card.

Thanks for letting us know,

Lily from Ohio

A Note regarding Karyn

Dear friends,

As many of you know, Karyn is the founder of the Pancreatitis Association

Interational and was instrumental in bringing Dr. Sutherland to Indianapolis

last month for this years Symposium. She worked very hard to line up a variety

of medical and other people as speakers to make the Symposium a informative time

for all who were able to attend. Due to work committments I was unable to attend

and help, but thank all of you that stepped in.

Karyn tries to keep up with the Message Board, but is always very busy with

extra work involved in keeping the PAI going. She has asked me to relay the news

that she has been down for the past month. She misses you all and hopes to be

able to be back online in the near future.

I would like to add a note that I appreciate the continued support the members

of the PAI offer to new and old members alike. Thank you,

Gail West, Goshen, Indiana

Midwest Regional Representative

*www.pancassociation.org

*gwest1955@...

[Guest guest]

Gail,

could you give Karyn my best wishes that she feels better soon and that

we miss her. She did a wonderful job with the symposium and I am glad I

was able to attend.

Kimber

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Kimber

Vallejo, CA

hominid2@...

Note: All advice given is personal opinion, not equal to that of a licensed

physician or health care professional.