Re: one more question.Re: any child on genotropin?

[Guest guest]

Hi Stella,

I just wanted to say that we weren't given a choice at first. We were

supplied with the pen, and had to request syringes, a mixer, and an

Inject-ease. I was terrified at the thought of giving B his shots nightly.

We took the classes, and learned how to use the pen, and I finally felt that

I could do it.

THEN Dr H insisted that we use a syringe, and I was, once again, freaked

out. Thanks to the help of some great friends, I first found out that I

could do it, and now I've learned that it doesn't even have to be hard! LOL

Hope everything works out as well for you all!

Pat (g-ma to , RSS, 33 months, 23.5#, 31.6 " , G-Tube)

PS - Several of the kids at the convention told me that the syringe, and the

Inject-ease hurt less than the pen.