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Comment by Svetlana Finley on March 23, 2011 at 10:28am -
Thanks for update, I hope they will figure what causing those headaches, Anna has them too,we are waiting to see our specialist in May.
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Comment by Linda Burke on March 22, 2011 at 11:44pm -
Phooey....let's hope the news turns to a nicer tune soon, sweet Chloe needs some feelin' better days! Skyler's labs were slightly off for 2 months, guess it's been a bad winter of minor colds going around here in Maine. Just enough to worry his Mom for a couple of months....Skyler just got his first set of "good' labs back since Christmas, and I join you in the gray hair/no sleep arena with that.
It must be doubly hard to put on your 'tuff hat' yet again with so many unknowns on multiple fronts. Thank goodness Chloe's Dr. Bananas is on the case, as Dr. Hernandaz is fantastic.
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Comment by Cheryl Biermann on March 22, 2011 at 10:27am -
Hi Lisa,
Good luck with everytrhing, I know I probably don't need to remind you not to give her dye during her MRIs, but I'm doing it anyway, just in case in the frantic need to relieve her of symptoms and pain and everyone trying their best to figure it all out, they forget. Hugs for your whole family.
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Comment by Kerri Grey on March 22, 2011 at 4:50am -
keeping you in our thoughts and prayers!!!
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