Old Hat article 5 -asa

thanks for the information re: 5 asa responders, i think i down loaded it a while ago and forgot about it. i am printing now so i can spend sometime understanding it.
it's a good website.

Old Hat she returned to college on tuesday. we packed up a suitcase full of rectal meds and lot;s of pills , water bottles and she's gone. she was instructed by sherls associate to cut the hydrocourt enema to every other or even every 3rd day , so maybe in a few days we'll curt it again but, i may have already mentioned that. the associate wanted her to stay on asacol and coloazol, and now that i have started to read the 5asa article i understand where they are coming from, but still her blood work is a problem , and even if the gp tests it he doesn't change the drugs, so why doesn't scherls office just order the bloods, and let us know how often they should be tested. till i get this clear with sherl i have to keep having gp order bloods and then fax them to sherls office, they cut the court enema because of the A1C -borderline for diabetes...and is anemic,but i think i'm catching on and will be happy to speak with her when she returns next week .will have the blood checked again in 10 days up at school,amd then she'll see sherl a week after the new bloods/ but with no more boody d all night long she is a happy camper for now and that's what i want her to be.-thanks again for the resource

I did read Bennies reply to my post-it is what we should expect with the administering of these stong medications.
i just don't get it-see you in april was her answer to us. We just missed the pediatric cut off, and were advised to go to the big gun. i will mention this topic at the forum if the audiance can speak.
thanks

expectcting 226- is your gi in the new york area? sounds like my gyno same thing i even have his cell number, but they are few and far between-thanks