Re: Jeanie -- Night time hypoglycemia

[Guest guest]

I don't think Brockton has hypoclycemia. He doesn't sweat.........not even when

it's hot!

We live in the Wellsville southeast of Buffalo. It's beautiful country. A

quaint little town. I grew up about 15 minutes away in Bolivar, NY.

Can you give me more info on Dr. Harbison? Where does she practice? What is

her specialty exactly? I would really like to meet her. She sounds like a ROCK

for the parents that I've talked to.

Did my picture of Brockton show up? I sent it earlier.

Thanks. Jeanie

kmerrith wrote:

Hi Jeanie,

In answer to your quetion about hypoglycemia, I think it is usually

characterized by night sweats. I know little about it. Others on this

know a lot more and can give you much more info. I know there is a

cornstach mixture you can make that helps but I do not know the

recipe.

As, always, before attempting to treat your child, please consult

with your doctor first.

In answer to your other question, I know of no aid for you to go and

see Dr. Harbison. I would check with your health insurance, to see if

they cover the visit and check with your town and state public

services agencies to see if they will cover transportation and or

meals etc. Since you reside it the same state in which she practices,

you might be able to find some sort of state aid.

Last, the Magic convention is usually the third week in July. Magic

does provide some assistance to get to their convention. Contact

Brock Salem (she is on this list). She can give you details

about how to apply etc.

By the way, are you in the Wellville south east of Buffalo or the

Wellville between Utica and Albany (near Amesterdam NY). I just love

it when a state has 2 towns with the same name.

I hope this helps.

Ken M

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeanie,

Westchester County is very close to NYC.

Dr. Harbison is a pediatric endocrinologist. She practices in NYC. I

forget the name of the hospital. Jodi Z can give you her address and

phone number.

Your picture of Brockton did not show up. I have the list set up so

attachments are removed. Almost all computer viruses are passed

through attachments, so I don't allow attachments.

If you want to upload a photo, go to the photo section of the web

page. Create an album and then upload your photos. Please try and

upload only the screen size version and not the full screen high

resolution version which eats up a lot of space. If you need help

with this, let me know and I will give you step by step instructions.

I hope this helps.

Ken M

> Hi Jeanie,

>

> In answer to your quetion about hypoglycemia, I think it is usually

> characterized by night sweats. I know little about it. Others on

this

> know a lot more and can give you much more info. I know there is a

> cornstach mixture you can make that helps but I do not know the

> recipe.

>

> As, always, before attempting to treat your child, please consult

> with your doctor first.

>

> In answer to your other question, I know of no aid for you to go

and

> see Dr. Harbison. I would check with your health insurance, to see

if

> they cover the visit and check with your town and state public

> services agencies to see if they will cover transportation and or

> meals etc. Since you reside it the same state in which she

practices,

> you might be able to find some sort of state aid.

>

> Last, the Magic convention is usually the third week in July. Magic

> does provide some assistance to get to their convention. Contact

> Brock Salem (she is on this list). She can give you

details

> about how to apply etc.

>

> By the way, are you in the Wellville south east of Buffalo or the

> Wellville between Utica and Albany (near Amesterdam NY). I just

love

> it when a state has 2 towns with the same name.

>

> I hope this helps.

>

> Ken M

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Jeanie - my son doesn't sweat when he has hypoglycemia issues

either. Just FYI. Not to worry you or say that your son does -

but, I've come to learn recently that until it's definately been

ruled out - I always leave things " open ended " .

- H

> Hi Jeanie,

>

> In answer to your quetion about hypoglycemia, I think it is

usually

> characterized by night sweats. I know little about it. Others on

this

> know a lot more and can give you much more info. I know there is a

> cornstach mixture you can make that helps but I do not know the

> recipe.

>

> As, always, before attempting to treat your child, please consult

> with your doctor first.

>

> In answer to your other question, I know of no aid for you to go

and

> see Dr. Harbison. I would check with your health insurance, to see

if

> they cover the visit and check with your town and state public

> services agencies to see if they will cover transportation and or

> meals etc. Since you reside it the same state in which she

practices,

> you might be able to find some sort of state aid.

>

> Last, the Magic convention is usually the third week in July.

Magic

> does provide some assistance to get to their convention. Contact

> Brock Salem (she is on this list). She can give you

details

> about how to apply etc.

>

> By the way, are you in the Wellville south east of Buffalo or the

> Wellville between Utica and Albany (near Amesterdam NY). I just

love

> it when a state has 2 towns with the same name.

>

> I hope this helps.

>

> Ken M

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Ken. I would love for you to email instructions on how to set up the pics

for posting on the site. I will have Mike do the downloading and posting. He's

going to take some pics of Brockton today. Thank you so much!

jeanie

kmerrith wrote:

Hi Jeanie,

Westchester County is very close to NYC.

Dr. Harbison is a pediatric endocrinologist. She practices in NYC. I

forget the name of the hospital. Jodi Z can give you her address and

phone number.

Your picture of Brockton did not show up. I have the list set up so

attachments are removed. Almost all computer viruses are passed

through attachments, so I don't allow attachments.

If you want to upload a photo, go to the photo section of the web

page. Create an album and then upload your photos. Please try and

upload only the screen size version and not the full screen high

resolution version which eats up a lot of space. If you need help

with this, let me know and I will give you step by step instructions.

I hope this helps.

Ken M

> Hi Jeanie,

>

> In answer to your quetion about hypoglycemia, I think it is usually

> characterized by night sweats. I know little about it. Others on

this

> know a lot more and can give you much more info. I know there is a

> cornstach mixture you can make that helps but I do not know the

> recipe.

>

> As, always, before attempting to treat your child, please consult

> with your doctor first.

>

> In answer to your other question, I know of no aid for you to go

and

> see Dr. Harbison. I would check with your health insurance, to see

if

> they cover the visit and check with your town and state public

> services agencies to see if they will cover transportation and or

> meals etc. Since you reside it the same state in which she

practices,

> you might be able to find some sort of state aid.

>

> Last, the Magic convention is usually the third week in July. Magic

> does provide some assistance to get to their convention. Contact

> Brock Salem (she is on this list). She can give you

details

> about how to apply etc.

>

> By the way, are you in the Wellville south east of Buffalo or the

> Wellville between Utica and Albany (near Amesterdam NY). I just

love

> it when a state has 2 towns with the same name.

>

> I hope this helps.

>

> Ken M

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Ken. I would love for you to email instructions on how to set up the pics

for posting on the site. I will have Mike do the downloading and posting. He's

going to take some pics of Brockton today. Thank you so much!

jeanie

kmerrith wrote:

Hi Jeanie,

Westchester County is very close to NYC.

Dr. Harbison is a pediatric endocrinologist. She practices in NYC. I

forget the name of the hospital. Jodi Z can give you her address and

phone number.

Your picture of Brockton did not show up. I have the list set up so

attachments are removed. Almost all computer viruses are passed

through attachments, so I don't allow attachments.

If you want to upload a photo, go to the photo section of the web

page. Create an album and then upload your photos. Please try and

upload only the screen size version and not the full screen high

resolution version which eats up a lot of space. If you need help

with this, let me know and I will give you step by step instructions.

I hope this helps.

Ken M

> Hi Jeanie,

>

> In answer to your quetion about hypoglycemia, I think it is usually

> characterized by night sweats. I know little about it. Others on

this

> know a lot more and can give you much more info. I know there is a

> cornstach mixture you can make that helps but I do not know the

> recipe.

>

> As, always, before attempting to treat your child, please consult

> with your doctor first.

>

> In answer to your other question, I know of no aid for you to go

and

> see Dr. Harbison. I would check with your health insurance, to see

if

> they cover the visit and check with your town and state public

> services agencies to see if they will cover transportation and or

> meals etc. Since you reside it the same state in which she

practices,

> you might be able to find some sort of state aid.

>

> Last, the Magic convention is usually the third week in July. Magic

> does provide some assistance to get to their convention. Contact

> Brock Salem (she is on this list). She can give you

details

> about how to apply etc.

>

> By the way, are you in the Wellville south east of Buffalo or the

> Wellville between Utica and Albany (near Amesterdam NY). I just

love

> it when a state has 2 towns with the same name.

>

> I hope this helps.

>

> Ken M

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Ken. I would love for you to email instructions on how to set up the pics

for posting on the site. I will have Mike do the downloading and posting. He's

going to take some pics of Brockton today. Thank you so much!

jeanie

kmerrith wrote:

Hi Jeanie,

Westchester County is very close to NYC.

Dr. Harbison is a pediatric endocrinologist. She practices in NYC. I

forget the name of the hospital. Jodi Z can give you her address and

phone number.

Your picture of Brockton did not show up. I have the list set up so

attachments are removed. Almost all computer viruses are passed

through attachments, so I don't allow attachments.

If you want to upload a photo, go to the photo section of the web

page. Create an album and then upload your photos. Please try and

upload only the screen size version and not the full screen high

resolution version which eats up a lot of space. If you need help

with this, let me know and I will give you step by step instructions.

I hope this helps.

Ken M

> Hi Jeanie,

>

> In answer to your quetion about hypoglycemia, I think it is usually

> characterized by night sweats. I know little about it. Others on

this

> know a lot more and can give you much more info. I know there is a

> cornstach mixture you can make that helps but I do not know the

> recipe.

>

> As, always, before attempting to treat your child, please consult

> with your doctor first.

>

> In answer to your other question, I know of no aid for you to go

and

> see Dr. Harbison. I would check with your health insurance, to see

if

> they cover the visit and check with your town and state public

> services agencies to see if they will cover transportation and or

> meals etc. Since you reside it the same state in which she

practices,

> you might be able to find some sort of state aid.

>

> Last, the Magic convention is usually the third week in July. Magic

> does provide some assistance to get to their convention. Contact

> Brock Salem (she is on this list). She can give you

details

> about how to apply etc.

>

> By the way, are you in the Wellville south east of Buffalo or the

> Wellville between Utica and Albany (near Amesterdam NY). I just

love

> it when a state has 2 towns with the same name.

>

> I hope this helps.

>

> Ken M

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