one more time, pancreacarb ms8

[Guest guest]

I thought I would send this one more time, maybe people didnt get alot of

reading done over the weekend Looking for a home for extra pancreacarb.

Let me know if anyone would be interested. Or if you know someone who could use

it.

Thank you

Vondie

[Guest guest]

You know, maybe people just don't use this. I know used to be on it

but we switched to Creon as our Doctor recommended when we changed from

Memphis to Birmingham. From what I have been able to tell, it is not a very

popular

enzyme. I would be curious to find out how many people use this. We did not

have a problem with it, just our doctor wanted us to be on Creon since he

said he was more familiar with it.

Just curious....

Sue Pettit of Tupelo, Mississippi

mom to (17 wocf) driving and being the most responsible 17 yo I have

ever seen, (13 wocf) playing baseball, football, band, and whatever

else he can get into, and (12 wcf) into all sports, enjoying lots of

friends, running full speed and doing all she can---diagnosed at 8 days of age

at

LeBonheur Childrens Medical Center in Memphis, Tennessee, now seeing Doctors

Lyrene and Makris (and lots of other wonderful folks, of course) at UAB

Children's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama

[Guest guest]

Just from my knowledge of " sales " of PANCRECARB....It is used a great deal.

It has bicarb in it & it helps those who have stomach pains, etc. more often

then others. It is simply put ----Pancrease with bi-carb---. Now that isn't

its formula, but the same chemist designed both. a Dr Sibors. . We sure do

send out allot of it .

I am sure there are various reasons one would or would-not take it.

LOVE & HUGS, GrandmomBEV

Re: one more time, pancreacarb ms8

You know, maybe people just don't use this. I know used to be on it

but we switched to Creon as our Doctor recommended when we changed from

Memphis to Birmingham. From what I have been able to tell, it is not a very

popular

enzyme. I would be curious to find out how many people use this. We did

not

have a problem with it, just our doctor wanted us to be on Creon since he

said he was more familiar with it.

Just curious....

Sue Pettit of Tupelo, Mississippi

mom to (17 wocf) driving and being the most responsible 17 yo I

have

ever seen, (13 wocf) playing baseball, football, band, and whatever

else he can get into, and (12 wcf) into all sports, enjoying lots of

friends, running full speed and doing all she can---diagnosed at 8 days of

age at

LeBonheur Childrens Medical Center in Memphis, Tennessee, now seeing Doctors

Lyrene and Makris (and lots of other wonderful folks, of course) at UAB

Children's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama

[Guest guest]

Abby uses Pancrecarb, but I figured someone without good insurance

would need it more than Abby does. If no one else speaks up, I would

love to have this. Please let me know the shipping cost.

Gale

2355 Bryton Drive

, OH 43065

> You know, maybe people just don't use this. I know used to

be on it

> but we switched to Creon as our Doctor recommended when we changed

from

> Memphis to Birmingham. From what I have been able to tell, it is

not a very popular

> enzyme. I would be curious to find out how many people use this.

We did not

> have a problem with it, just our doctor wanted us to be on Creon

since he

> said he was more familiar with it.

>

> Just curious....

>

> Sue Pettit of Tupelo, Mississippi

> mom to (17 wocf) driving and being the most responsible 17

yo I have

> ever seen, (13 wocf) playing baseball, football, band, and

whatever

> else he can get into, and (12 wcf) into all sports,

enjoying lots of

> friends, running full speed and doing all she can---diagnosed at 8

days of age at

> LeBonheur Childrens Medical Center in Memphis, Tennessee, now

seeing Doctors

> Lyrene and Makris (and lots of other wonderful folks, of course) at

UAB

> Children's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sue,

You should wait until after you have the discussion with your doctor,

to make sure that he doesn't put you back on the pancrecarb. It may

end up being the creon that you give away.

Gale

> > You know, maybe people just don't use this. I know used

to

> be on it

> > but we switched to Creon as our Doctor recommended when we

changed

> from

> > Memphis to Birmingham. From what I have been able to tell, it is

> not a very popular

> > enzyme. I would be curious to find out how many people use

this.

> We did not

> > have a problem with it, just our doctor wanted us to be on Creon

> since he

> > said he was more familiar with it.

> >

> > Just curious....

> >

> > Sue Pettit of Tupelo, Mississippi

> > mom to (17 wocf) driving and being the most responsible

17

> yo I have

> > ever seen, (13 wocf) playing baseball, football, band, and

> whatever

> > else he can get into, and (12 wcf) into all sports,

> enjoying lots of

> > friends, running full speed and doing all she can---diagnosed at

8

> days of age at

> > LeBonheur Childrens Medical Center in Memphis, Tennessee, now

> seeing Doctors

> > Lyrene and Makris (and lots of other wonderful folks, of course)

at

> UAB

> > Children's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

And besides, it is not uncommon for Pancrecarb and another enzyme

brand to be used together! n Rojas

Re: one more time, pancreacarb ms8

Sue,

You should wait until after you have the discussion with your doctor,

to make sure that he doesn't put you back on the pancrecarb. It may

end up being the creon that you give away.

Gale

> > You know, maybe people just don't use this. I know used

to

> be on it

> > but we switched to Creon as our Doctor recommended when we

changed

> from

> > Memphis to Birmingham. From what I have been able to tell, it is

> not a very popular

> > enzyme. I would be curious to find out how many people use

this.

> We did not

> > have a problem with it, just our doctor wanted us to be on Creon

> since he

> > said he was more familiar with it.

> >

> > Just curious....

> >

> > Sue Pettit of Tupelo, Mississippi

> > mom to (17 wocf) driving and being the most responsible

17

> yo I have

> > ever seen, (13 wocf) playing baseball, football, band, and

> whatever

> > else he can get into, and (12 wcf) into all sports,

> enjoying lots of

> > friends, running full speed and doing all she can---diagnosed at

8

> days of age at

> > LeBonheur Childrens Medical Center in Memphis, Tennessee, now

> seeing Doctors

> > Lyrene and Makris (and lots of other wonderful folks, of course)

at

> UAB

> > Children's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama

> >

> >

> >