Hospital Visitation Committee

[Guest guest]

,

You wrote, " I stopped to see Wednesday morning for about an hour,

she was in good spirits. "

That is great news. Thanks for taking the time to make a hospital visit. I

will remember that in the future, as we often have requests for from hospital

staff to visit a patient in the hospital with pancreatitis. It is always a

fun and good experience. It definitely means a lot to the person in the bed. As

you said, however, it can be kind of 'spooky' remembering yourself in that

bed, though. It often reminds me how much I want to stay out of the hospital!

Karyn E. , RN,

Exec. Director, Pancreatitis Association International

5th Annual Symposium on Pancreatitis: September 16 & 17, 2005

[Guest guest]

I am so glad to hear that she is doing well! I have been out of it for a few

days. I have had several rough days and now to top it all off I have pink

eye!!! Oh they joys of working in 5k! I will catch up on all of my email

tonight.

Take care,

Angie in SC

" The happiest of people don't necessarily have the

best of everything; they just make the best of everything that comes along

their way. "

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I was fine on the way over from Rutledge Tower, my wife was a little

tweaked, but when I walked in that room..... I've spent way to much time on

that floor..... I wish everyone had visitors that have been through this

stuff. I know I would have loved to be able to talk with someone that had

been through it.... I have to go there once a month to see . The last

time I was in the bed and Chrissie was my nurse. To bad I didn't get to put

an IV in her though.... I think we should have a get together here in SC,

maybe dinner or something.

A Ruggieri

Hospital Visitation Committee

,

You wrote, " I stopped to see Wednesday morning for about an hour,

she was in good spirits. "