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When creating your emergency disaster kit, keep those enzymes with yoru canned food, extra gatorade, and warm clothes so that your kid can digest food in case of a disaster
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saveferris2009
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When creating your emergency disaster kit, keep those enzymes with yoru canned food, extra gatorade, and warm clothes so that your kid can digest food in case of a disaster
saveferris2009
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When creating your emergency disaster kit, keep those enzymes with yoru canned food, extra gatorade, and warm clothes so that your kid can digest food in case of a disaster
saveferris2009
New member
When creating your emergency disaster kit, keep those enzymes with yoru canned food, extra gatorade, and warm clothes so that your kid can digest food in case of a disaster
saveferris2009
New member
When creating your emergency disaster kit, keep those enzymes with yoru canned food, extra gatorade, and warm clothes so that your kid can digest food in case of a disaster
That last idea sounds good...
Totally off topic, but I had this problem with my contacts! I had just been to the doc and ordered new contacts for a year, disposables, so like 20-30 pairs. Then a couple months later I had PRK (Lasik) and now all of them will go to waste cuz nobody will take them and it is illegal to sell them! It is such a waste. Maybe the local health dept can take something like that for low income families that may use them?
Totally off topic, but I had this problem with my contacts! I had just been to the doc and ordered new contacts for a year, disposables, so like 20-30 pairs. Then a couple months later I had PRK (Lasik) and now all of them will go to waste cuz nobody will take them and it is illegal to sell them! It is such a waste. Maybe the local health dept can take something like that for low income families that may use them?
That last idea sounds good...
Totally off topic, but I had this problem with my contacts! I had just been to the doc and ordered new contacts for a year, disposables, so like 20-30 pairs. Then a couple months later I had PRK (Lasik) and now all of them will go to waste cuz nobody will take them and it is illegal to sell them! It is such a waste. Maybe the local health dept can take something like that for low income families that may use them?
Totally off topic, but I had this problem with my contacts! I had just been to the doc and ordered new contacts for a year, disposables, so like 20-30 pairs. Then a couple months later I had PRK (Lasik) and now all of them will go to waste cuz nobody will take them and it is illegal to sell them! It is such a waste. Maybe the local health dept can take something like that for low income families that may use them?
That last idea sounds good...
Totally off topic, but I had this problem with my contacts! I had just been to the doc and ordered new contacts for a year, disposables, so like 20-30 pairs. Then a couple months later I had PRK (Lasik) and now all of them will go to waste cuz nobody will take them and it is illegal to sell them! It is such a waste. Maybe the local health dept can take something like that for low income families that may use them?
Totally off topic, but I had this problem with my contacts! I had just been to the doc and ordered new contacts for a year, disposables, so like 20-30 pairs. Then a couple months later I had PRK (Lasik) and now all of them will go to waste cuz nobody will take them and it is illegal to sell them! It is such a waste. Maybe the local health dept can take something like that for low income families that may use them?
That last idea sounds good...
Totally off topic, but I had this problem with my contacts! I had just been to the doc and ordered new contacts for a year, disposables, so like 20-30 pairs. Then a couple months later I had PRK (Lasik) and now all of them will go to waste cuz nobody will take them and it is illegal to sell them! It is such a waste. Maybe the local health dept can take something like that for low income families that may use them?
Totally off topic, but I had this problem with my contacts! I had just been to the doc and ordered new contacts for a year, disposables, so like 20-30 pairs. Then a couple months later I had PRK (Lasik) and now all of them will go to waste cuz nobody will take them and it is illegal to sell them! It is such a waste. Maybe the local health dept can take something like that for low income families that may use them?
That last idea sounds good...
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<br />Totally off topic, but I had this problem with my contacts! I had just been to the doc and ordered new contacts for a year, disposables, so like 20-30 pairs. Then a couple months later I had PRK (Lasik) and now all of them will go to waste cuz nobody will take them and it is illegal to sell them! It is such a waste. Maybe the local health dept can take something like that for low income families that may use them?
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<br />Totally off topic, but I had this problem with my contacts! I had just been to the doc and ordered new contacts for a year, disposables, so like 20-30 pairs. Then a couple months later I had PRK (Lasik) and now all of them will go to waste cuz nobody will take them and it is illegal to sell them! It is such a waste. Maybe the local health dept can take something like that for low income families that may use them?
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.cfww.org/members/article/214/How_can_you_support_CF_patients_in_Gaza
">http://www.cfww.org/members/ar...t_CF_patients_in_Gaza
</a>
I'm not sure the link will work, but try Googling or GoodSearching donating pancreatic enzymes.
FirstGiving (I think that's the name) acts as a go between for donors of medical supplies and CF patients in places where supplies are not available, like Gaza. You have to pay the postage, but they get it there. A co-worker's relative lost her husband to pancreatic cancer and offered us left over enzymes, which, of course, we didn't use. But I directed her here, and she was delighted to do something good with them!
As for the contacts, try your local Lion's club. Ours takes both eyeglasses and contacts and distributes them via mobile eyecare clinics to rural and inner-city poor. The kids at the school where I teach are regular recipients of this program.
">http://www.cfww.org/members/ar...t_CF_patients_in_Gaza
</a>
I'm not sure the link will work, but try Googling or GoodSearching donating pancreatic enzymes.
FirstGiving (I think that's the name) acts as a go between for donors of medical supplies and CF patients in places where supplies are not available, like Gaza. You have to pay the postage, but they get it there. A co-worker's relative lost her husband to pancreatic cancer and offered us left over enzymes, which, of course, we didn't use. But I directed her here, and she was delighted to do something good with them!
As for the contacts, try your local Lion's club. Ours takes both eyeglasses and contacts and distributes them via mobile eyecare clinics to rural and inner-city poor. The kids at the school where I teach are regular recipients of this program.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.cfww.org/members/article/214/How_can_you_support_CF_patients_in_Gaza
">http://www.cfww.org/members/ar...t_CF_patients_in_Gaza
</a>
I'm not sure the link will work, but try Googling or GoodSearching donating pancreatic enzymes.
FirstGiving (I think that's the name) acts as a go between for donors of medical supplies and CF patients in places where supplies are not available, like Gaza. You have to pay the postage, but they get it there. A co-worker's relative lost her husband to pancreatic cancer and offered us left over enzymes, which, of course, we didn't use. But I directed her here, and she was delighted to do something good with them!
As for the contacts, try your local Lion's club. Ours takes both eyeglasses and contacts and distributes them via mobile eyecare clinics to rural and inner-city poor. The kids at the school where I teach are regular recipients of this program.
">http://www.cfww.org/members/ar...t_CF_patients_in_Gaza
</a>
I'm not sure the link will work, but try Googling or GoodSearching donating pancreatic enzymes.
FirstGiving (I think that's the name) acts as a go between for donors of medical supplies and CF patients in places where supplies are not available, like Gaza. You have to pay the postage, but they get it there. A co-worker's relative lost her husband to pancreatic cancer and offered us left over enzymes, which, of course, we didn't use. But I directed her here, and she was delighted to do something good with them!
As for the contacts, try your local Lion's club. Ours takes both eyeglasses and contacts and distributes them via mobile eyecare clinics to rural and inner-city poor. The kids at the school where I teach are regular recipients of this program.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.cfww.org/members/article/214/How_can_you_support_CF_patients_in_Gaza
">http://www.cfww.org/members/ar...t_CF_patients_in_Gaza
</a>
I'm not sure the link will work, but try Googling or GoodSearching donating pancreatic enzymes.
FirstGiving (I think that's the name) acts as a go between for donors of medical supplies and CF patients in places where supplies are not available, like Gaza. You have to pay the postage, but they get it there. A co-worker's relative lost her husband to pancreatic cancer and offered us left over enzymes, which, of course, we didn't use. But I directed her here, and she was delighted to do something good with them!
As for the contacts, try your local Lion's club. Ours takes both eyeglasses and contacts and distributes them via mobile eyecare clinics to rural and inner-city poor. The kids at the school where I teach are regular recipients of this program.
">http://www.cfww.org/members/ar...t_CF_patients_in_Gaza
</a>
I'm not sure the link will work, but try Googling or GoodSearching donating pancreatic enzymes.
FirstGiving (I think that's the name) acts as a go between for donors of medical supplies and CF patients in places where supplies are not available, like Gaza. You have to pay the postage, but they get it there. A co-worker's relative lost her husband to pancreatic cancer and offered us left over enzymes, which, of course, we didn't use. But I directed her here, and she was delighted to do something good with them!
As for the contacts, try your local Lion's club. Ours takes both eyeglasses and contacts and distributes them via mobile eyecare clinics to rural and inner-city poor. The kids at the school where I teach are regular recipients of this program.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.cfww.org/members/article/214/How_can_you_support_CF_patients_in_Gaza
">http://www.cfww.org/members/ar...t_CF_patients_in_Gaza
</a>
I'm not sure the link will work, but try Googling or GoodSearching donating pancreatic enzymes.
FirstGiving (I think that's the name) acts as a go between for donors of medical supplies and CF patients in places where supplies are not available, like Gaza. You have to pay the postage, but they get it there. A co-worker's relative lost her husband to pancreatic cancer and offered us left over enzymes, which, of course, we didn't use. But I directed her here, and she was delighted to do something good with them!
As for the contacts, try your local Lion's club. Ours takes both eyeglasses and contacts and distributes them via mobile eyecare clinics to rural and inner-city poor. The kids at the school where I teach are regular recipients of this program.
">http://www.cfww.org/members/ar...t_CF_patients_in_Gaza
</a>
I'm not sure the link will work, but try Googling or GoodSearching donating pancreatic enzymes.
FirstGiving (I think that's the name) acts as a go between for donors of medical supplies and CF patients in places where supplies are not available, like Gaza. You have to pay the postage, but they get it there. A co-worker's relative lost her husband to pancreatic cancer and offered us left over enzymes, which, of course, we didn't use. But I directed her here, and she was delighted to do something good with them!
As for the contacts, try your local Lion's club. Ours takes both eyeglasses and contacts and distributes them via mobile eyecare clinics to rural and inner-city poor. The kids at the school where I teach are regular recipients of this program.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.cfww.org/members/article/214/How_can_you_support_CF_patients_in_Gaza
">http://www.cfww.org/members/ar...t_CF_patients_in_Gaza
</a><br />
<br />I'm not sure the link will work, but try Googling or GoodSearching donating pancreatic enzymes.
<br />
<br />FirstGiving (I think that's the name) acts as a go between for donors of medical supplies and CF patients in places where supplies are not available, like Gaza. You have to pay the postage, but they get it there. A co-worker's relative lost her husband to pancreatic cancer and offered us left over enzymes, which, of course, we didn't use. But I directed her here, and she was delighted to do something good with them!
<br />
<br />As for the contacts, try your local Lion's club. Ours takes both eyeglasses and contacts and distributes them via mobile eyecare clinics to rural and inner-city poor. The kids at the school where I teach are regular recipients of this program.
">http://www.cfww.org/members/ar...t_CF_patients_in_Gaza
</a><br />
<br />I'm not sure the link will work, but try Googling or GoodSearching donating pancreatic enzymes.
<br />
<br />FirstGiving (I think that's the name) acts as a go between for donors of medical supplies and CF patients in places where supplies are not available, like Gaza. You have to pay the postage, but they get it there. A co-worker's relative lost her husband to pancreatic cancer and offered us left over enzymes, which, of course, we didn't use. But I directed her here, and she was delighted to do something good with them!
<br />
<br />As for the contacts, try your local Lion's club. Ours takes both eyeglasses and contacts and distributes them via mobile eyecare clinics to rural and inner-city poor. The kids at the school where I teach are regular recipients of this program.