Kurt

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Kurt,

Good luck with your MRCP and then the subsequent decision on whether or

not to have surgery for your pseudocyst. I'm so sorry to hear about your

problems with your vision, that can be so very difficult. I had some temporary

vision problems following my DKA attack, and found the loss of vision to be

totally disabiling and frightening.

Yes, it does seem that we have to take care of all of these other problems, in

addition to the CP......why couldn't that be enough? Since my CP I've come

up with all of these other medical issues, carpel tunnel, diabetes,

osteoporosis, bunions, etc....when just one would be plenty to handle.

Your poor kitty....2 of mine are declawed so they always live indoors, sitting

in

the window sills watching the world outside is their favorite occupation.

The article Rupesh sent was excellent and so informative, but since it would

be a copyright violation for us to include it in our files, unfortunately. I'll

check

to see if we could include a link to the page, though.

Let us know what decisions you make after your MRCP.

With love, hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

South Carolina Rep.

South Eastern Regional Rep., PAI

Note: All comments or advice are based on personal experience or opinion,

and should not be substituted for professional medical consultation.

Kurt wrote:

> Currently I'm waiting for upcoming MRCP and then have to decide on

whether to have the surgery on my pseudocysts. In the meantime I have

appointments with opthamologist because eyesight worse since the retinal

detachment that preceded my AP,

(snip)Thanks for the literature you sent Feb 20 Rupesh also sent me link to a

very good summary of pseudocyst dx & treatment, which should be on PAI's

site: http://www.vhjoe.com/Volume1Issue2/1-2-154.htm