Re: something I read--to

[Guest guest]

Thanks ,

I know this because the same happens to me with normal A & L Levels. I

have CP and SOD. As I explained in a post back to Jerry, it was

something else that was said that I was interested in. I found the post

(thanks to you) and what I was interested in was " I was under the

belief that after three years of CP, the pancreas no longer functions

normally and does not produce normal levels of enzymes. "

I wanted to know where he heard this from. Was it from his doctor? I

was to understand the level of damage done to the pancreas was what made

it work, or not, and to what extent, not just because someone had CP for

any certain length of time. I was under the impression that many people

with CP could still have elevated A & L levels. Levels just depended on

the damage already done to the organ from previous attacks.

What I was reading....and probably wrong at that....was that 3 years of

CP meant a certainty of something. As I explained to Jerry, not having

to be to the ER for more than 3 years has me wondering whets in store

for me. Pain daily but nothing the pain pills can't compensate for

have me wondering how long this " honeymoon period " with my pancreas will

really last.

I obviously read this wrong and it's not the first time. Sorry about

that. And I am in Fairfield, Ca. Where are you?

Sandy/Ca

[Guest guest]

> Thanks ,

And I am in Fairfield, Ca. Where are you?

> Sandy/Ca

sandy

i live in visalia.

heather