Re: Wonderful story about how things come around

[Guest guest]

Jenn,

That is great! Warms my heart this morning.

I hope you are not floating into the ocean by now....

Beth

>

> I just had to tell you a story. Some friends of ours have a

middle

> son who has always been too tiny. When I met them he was 4 yrs

old

> and I truly thought he was 18 months old (but he was riding a TWO-

> wheeler, so I wondered what was up). No RSS. Borderline SGA.

But

> just not catching up. Begged parents to go see Geffner for 2

> years. Finally..... and he was approved for GH. He is now 6

years

> old in kindergarten and his 2 year old sister is as big as he

is....

>

> Long story short. He gets approved for GH 2nd week of Dec. Dad

> finds out that his company is switching insurance plans Jan 1st.

> They rush to get the GH prescription filled, and get their first

> month of meds. Now what do they do? New plan says NO WAY to

growth

> hormone. Cobra? Would cost about $1,000 a month, but still

cheaper

> than the GH. But would only carry them 18 months. So we're

making

> calls here and there.

>

> And the phone rings in my house. A woman says that a friend gave

> her my number, explaining that I work with families of kids with

> growth disorders. Turns our her 16 year old son is GH deficient,

> and basically began skipping shots about a year or so ago, and

their

> insurance plan still kept shipping. He just decided to quit the

> injections (he is 5'8 " ) and they had 35 BOXES of Nutropen pen

vials

> (which was about 3 months supply for him). Did I know a local

> family who might want the meds, but they had to accept it

> anonymously (boy has not told anyone he takes shots).

>

> I called my friend. Guess what GH her son is on? Yep, the

Nutropin

> pen. Same brand, same pen, everything. 35 boxes to the 6-year-

old

> is a YEAR's worth of GH. According to MAGIC, long enough to see

> some growth results and then go back and appeal to the new

insurance

> plan a year from now. So this woman brings by two garbage bags

> packed with boxes of GH and bags of ice to my front door....

>

> Isn't that an incredible story? If I hadn't done all my MAGIC

> fundraisers, this other woman wouldn't have known what I do, and

> wouldn't have known to connect me to this mom.

>

> Anyway, this was a very long winded way of saying " what comes

around

> goes around. "

>

> Love,

[Guest guest]

hey jenn!!

that is such an awesome story!!!! funny how things work sometimes!!!

jodie c

>

> I just had to tell you a story. Some friends of ours have a

middle

> son who has always been too tiny. When I met them he was 4 yrs

old

> and I truly thought he was 18 months old (but he was riding a TWO-

> wheeler, so I wondered what was up). No RSS. Borderline SGA.

But

> just not catching up. Begged parents to go see Geffner for 2

> years. Finally..... and he was approved for GH. He is now 6

years

> old in kindergarten and his 2 year old sister is as big as he

is....

>

> Long story short. He gets approved for GH 2nd week of Dec. Dad

> finds out that his company is switching insurance plans Jan 1st.

> They rush to get the GH prescription filled, and get their first

> month of meds. Now what do they do? New plan says NO WAY to

growth

> hormone. Cobra? Would cost about $1,000 a month, but still

cheaper

> than the GH. But would only carry them 18 months. So we're

making

> calls here and there.

>

> And the phone rings in my house. A woman says that a friend gave

> her my number, explaining that I work with families of kids with

> growth disorders. Turns our her 16 year old son is GH deficient,

> and basically began skipping shots about a year or so ago, and

their

> insurance plan still kept shipping. He just decided to quit the

> injections (he is 5'8 " ) and they had 35 BOXES of Nutropen pen

vials

> (which was about 3 months supply for him). Did I know a local

> family who might want the meds, but they had to accept it

> anonymously (boy has not told anyone he takes shots).

>

> I called my friend. Guess what GH her son is on? Yep, the

Nutropin

> pen. Same brand, same pen, everything. 35 boxes to the 6-year-

old

> is a YEAR's worth of GH. According to MAGIC, long enough to see

> some growth results and then go back and appeal to the new

insurance

> plan a year from now. So this woman brings by two garbage bags

> packed with boxes of GH and bags of ice to my front door....

>

> Isn't that an incredible story? If I hadn't done all my MAGIC

> fundraisers, this other woman wouldn't have known what I do, and

> wouldn't have known to connect me to this mom.

>

> Anyway, this was a very long winded way of saying " what comes

around

> goes around. "

>

> Love,

[Guest guest]

,

What a wonderful story. Glad to see this little boy is going to be able to use

it. You do remarkable work and i am grateful for all you do to help all of us.

Marcy nas mom 4ys 27lb 35 inches

Brock wrote:

I just had to tell you a story. Some friends of ours have a middle

son who has always been too tiny. When I met them he was 4 yrs old

and I truly thought he was 18 months old (but he was riding a TWO-

wheeler, so I wondered what was up). No RSS. Borderline SGA. But

just not catching up. Begged parents to go see Geffner for 2

years. Finally..... and he was approved for GH. He is now 6 years

old in kindergarten and his 2 year old sister is as big as he is....

Long story short. He gets approved for GH 2nd week of Dec. Dad

finds out that his company is switching insurance plans Jan 1st.

They rush to get the GH prescription filled, and get their first

month of meds. Now what do they do? New plan says NO WAY to growth

hormone. Cobra? Would cost about $1,000 a month, but still cheaper

than the GH. But would only carry them 18 months. So we're making

calls here and there.

And the phone rings in my house. A woman says that a friend gave

her my number, explaining that I work with families of kids with

growth disorders. Turns our her 16 year old son is GH deficient,

and basically began skipping shots about a year or so ago, and their

insurance plan still kept shipping. He just decided to quit the

injections (he is 5'8 " ) and they had 35 BOXES of Nutropen pen vials

(which was about 3 months supply for him). Did I know a local

family who might want the meds, but they had to accept it

anonymously (boy has not told anyone he takes shots).

I called my friend. Guess what GH her son is on? Yep, the Nutropin

pen. Same brand, same pen, everything. 35 boxes to the 6-year-old

is a YEAR's worth of GH. According to MAGIC, long enough to see

some growth results and then go back and appeal to the new insurance

plan a year from now. So this woman brings by two garbage bags

packed with boxes of GH and bags of ice to my front door....

Isn't that an incredible story? If I hadn't done all my MAGIC

fundraisers, this other woman wouldn't have known what I do, and

wouldn't have known to connect me to this mom.

Anyway, this was a very long winded way of saying " what comes around

goes around. "

Love,

[Guest guest]

All I can say is WOW! It never ceases to amaze me how one little

conversation can change a world.

Dayna

_____

From: Brock

Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 2:22 AM

To: RSS-Support

Subject: Wonderful story about how things come around

I just had to tell you a story. Some friends of ours have a middle

son who has always been too tiny. When I met them he was 4 yrs old

and I truly thought he was 18 months old (but he was riding a TWO-

wheeler, so I wondered what was up). No RSS. Borderline SGA. But

just not catching up. Begged parents to go see Geffner for 2

years. Finally..... and he was approved for GH. He is now 6 years

old in kindergarten and his 2 year old sister is as big as he is....

Long story short. He gets approved for GH 2nd week of Dec. Dad

finds out that his company is switching insurance plans Jan 1st.

They rush to get the GH prescription filled, and get their first

month of meds. Now what do they do? New plan says NO WAY to growth

hormone. Cobra? Would cost about $1,000 a month, but still cheaper

than the GH. But would only carry them 18 months. So we're making

calls here and there.

And the phone rings in my house. A woman says that a friend gave

her my number, explaining that I work with families of kids with

growth disorders. Turns our her 16 year old son is GH deficient,

and basically began skipping shots about a year or so ago, and their

insurance plan still kept shipping. He just decided to quit the

injections (he is 5'8 " ) and they had 35 BOXES of Nutropen pen vials

(which was about 3 months supply for him). Did I know a local

family who might want the meds, but they had to accept it

anonymously (boy has not told anyone he takes shots).

I called my friend. Guess what GH her son is on? Yep, the Nutropin

pen. Same brand, same pen, everything. 35 boxes to the 6-year-old

is a YEAR's worth of GH. According to MAGIC, long enough to see

some growth results and then go back and appeal to the new insurance

plan a year from now. So this woman brings by two garbage bags

packed with boxes of GH and bags of ice to my front door....

Isn't that an incredible story? If I hadn't done all my MAGIC

fundraisers, this other woman wouldn't have known what I do, and

wouldn't have known to connect me to this mom.

Anyway, this was a very long winded way of saying " what comes around

goes around. "

Love,

[Guest guest]

jenn,

this story warm my heart and it remind me why we should spread the word about

magicand all it does for us and how the little mericals come from other place

just because someone like you works so hard for them

cara mom to jacob

Brock wrote:

I just had to tell you a story. Some friends of ours have a middle

son who has always been too tiny. When I met them he was 4 yrs old

and I truly thought he was 18 months old (but he was riding a TWO-

wheeler, so I wondered what was up). No RSS. Borderline SGA. But

just not catching up. Begged parents to go see Geffner for 2

years. Finally..... and he was approved for GH. He is now 6 years

old in kindergarten and his 2 year old sister is as big as he is....

Long story short. He gets approved for GH 2nd week of Dec. Dad

finds out that his company is switching insurance plans Jan 1st.

They rush to get the GH prescription filled, and get their first

month of meds. Now what do they do? New plan says NO WAY to growth

hormone. Cobra? Would cost about $1,000 a month, but still cheaper

than the GH. But would only carry them 18 months. So we're making

calls here and there.

And the phone rings in my house. A woman says that a friend gave

her my number, explaining that I work with families of kids with

growth disorders. Turns our her 16 year old son is GH deficient,

and basically began skipping shots about a year or so ago, and their

insurance plan still kept shipping. He just decided to quit the

injections (he is 5'8 " ) and they had 35 BOXES of Nutropen pen vials

(which was about 3 months supply for him). Did I know a local

family who might want the meds, but they had to accept it

anonymously (boy has not told anyone he takes shots).

I called my friend. Guess what GH her son is on? Yep, the Nutropin

pen. Same brand, same pen, everything. 35 boxes to the 6-year-old

is a YEAR's worth of GH. According to MAGIC, long enough to see

some growth results and then go back and appeal to the new insurance

plan a year from now. So this woman brings by two garbage bags

packed with boxes of GH and bags of ice to my front door....

Isn't that an incredible story? If I hadn't done all my MAGIC

fundraisers, this other woman wouldn't have known what I do, and

wouldn't have known to connect me to this mom.

Anyway, this was a very long winded way of saying " what comes around

goes around. "

Love,