Lawana, I hope you feel like you are talking to all of us, that you are getting support form all of us. I e-mailed the information to you that we discussed last Monday. I hope that your local endo works with you to help you feel better. I am very, very sorry that your experience with the endocrine group didn't meet your expectations. It sounds like you have been through so much as it is, and I just wanted you to understand that we really care about what has happened to you and what is happening to you and that we want you to get better! I know if for some reason your insurance carrier balks at covering the GH, should your doctor prescribe it, there are some other avenues for financial assistance. Some is directly from the drug manufatureres, while there are other means if you are needy. In some cases, there are studies that patients can qualify for. Here is some information you can look into on GH deficiency: This is from the Magic Foundation and is a webcast on GH deficiency: ![New 2003 Webcast Series: Perspectives on Adult Growth Hormone Deficiency]() 2003 Webcast Series on Adult Growth Hormone Deficiency
"Diagnosing Adult Growth Hormone Deficiency" and
"Treating and Managing Adult Growth Hormone Deficiency"
Click here to view the webcast.
Here is another link to a webcast from the AACE. Keep us posted on your progress. We do care about you! Minnie | 