This is Hayley my lovely little girl, my life and the apple of her sisters Lyndsay and Shayna's eye! HAYLEY is our hero!!! Hayley became deathly ill at the age of 6. After much confusion and disbelief by doctors, 100's of IV's, feed tubes, scopes, test, over 50 admissions to hospitals and so much more...Hayley was diagnosed with a RARE disease named Chronic Pancreatitis.
This is a SECOND cue card video out there on youtube. This is MY true life story hope you like it.
I am desperately hoping to get this message to the right person. My little girl Hayley from Cambridge, Ontario is dying and it would mean so much if you could just read this. I tried to keep it brief and to the point but I have so much to share that I don’t know where to stop and start.
This is Hayley my lovely little girl, my life and the apple of her sisters Lyndsay and Shayna's eye! HAYLEY is our hero!!! Hayley became deathly ill at the age of 6. After much confusion and disbelief by doctors, 100's of IV's, feed tubes, scopes, test, over 50 admissions to hospitals and so much more...Hayley was diagnosed with a RARE disease named Chronic Pancreatitis.
This is a SECOND cue card video out there on youtube. This is MY true life story hope you like it.
I am desperately hoping to get this message to the right person. My little girl Hayley from Cambridge, Ontario is dying and it would mean so much if you could just read this. I tried to keep it brief and to the point but I have so much to share that I don’t know where to stop and start.
Some people will continue to experience pain long after recovering from an initial injury, such as a back injury. Other chronic pain is caused by chronic diseases such as arthritis or cancer.
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Pain can affect anyone at any age — even children and teenagers can feel chronic pain caused by neurological or musculoskeletal disorders.
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Children Living in Pain (CLIP) – is a non-for profit organization dedicated to creating awareness and helping all children living with any disease where pain is stopping them from living a normal life.
Learn MoreJames Shapiro, M.D., Ph.D., FRCSC (See Link….) Born in Leeds, England, Dr James Shapiro obtained his Medical Degree at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and trained in Surgery at the University of Bristol. In 1993, He came to the University of Alberta in Canada to train in liver transplantation and hepatobiliary surgery, continuing research studies in […]
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READ MORE…. Amylase breaks down the starch and carbohydrate present in the food into simple forms that are readily usable by the body. The normal amylase levels in the blood is 25 to 160 U/L (units per liter). A condition of very low or high levels is associated with various health problems. Read more at […]
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View Link…. Celiac Nerve Block Patients with advanced stages of chronic pancreatitis may fail to have adequate control of pain with oral drug therapy. In these patients, more aggressive intervention is required. In cases of intractable pain, injection of a local anesthetic around the nerve temporarily inhibits nerve fibers from transmitting pain messages. Celiac plexus […]
View PostCan you Control Pancreatic Pain? VIEW LINK This is a very important aspect of the treatment of chronic pancreatitis. Pancreatic pain varies in severity from mild (controllable with simple analgesics such as paracetamol (eg Panadol)) to severe (requiring morphine-like drugs for control). Severe pancreatic pain can be constant, unremitting and lead to depression and even […]
View PostSUBJECT: HOME/HOSPITAL INSTRUCTION Legal References: Ontario Regulation 298 Operation of Schools Section 11(11) Duties of Principals: Home Instruction Related References: Administrative Procedure 204 Program Planning; AP 401 Criminal Background Checks Form 250A Recommendation for Home or Hospital Instruction; Form 250B Home or Hospital Instruction Payment for Teacher SUBJECT: HOME/HOSPITAL INSTRUCTION Legal References: Ontario Regulation 298 […]
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