Anniversary

[Guest guest]

HI Peggy,

Congratulations! Enjoy this wonderful milestone!

Bonnie

[Guest guest]

I would like to know the name of the PT. I asked Mark today (my PT) and he wasn't sure who used yoga. Maybe I could work with her for awhile.

Peggy

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Peggy,Happy Anniversary! I guess that also means this is our one year anniversary from our first retreat week?I hope you have a fantastic time with your daughter and hope that you get to have more fun than just sitting in the car all day...but hey, if thats all you get...its better than last year, right?I know you are a lot younger, and probably more flexible than me...but I bet you will find any yoga quite challenging at first. I think I must have been around 18 months when I tried it and I felt like a board. If there is any way you can work with Ellen Kiley I would recommend it. She certainy understands the sublties of our spines since she has the same fusion.The other thought would be the PT right in your area who was going to come to the retreat and do yoga with us (she had to cancel at the last minute due to a death in her family) She actually teaches other PT's how to use yoga in their practices and I got the sense that she would understand us very well. Let me know if you want her information. If Ellen can't come next May I plan to see if we can arrange a workshop with her again.Take Care, Cam

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Kathy,

I hope you find an appropriate way to celebrate your

anniversary...although truthfully, I wish it was celebrating a

successful revison and it was already behind you!

Hope all is well.

Take Care, Cam

[Guest guest]

Kathy,

41 years. Wow! If you have had the revision surgery when was it? I am

scheduled for the revision surgery Aug 4th which is almost 29 years to

the day of my scoliosis Harrington rod sugery preformed by Dr Francis.

Dr LaGrone will be doing my revision in August.

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Kathy,

> 41 years. Wow! If you have had the revision surgery when was it? I am

> scheduled for the revision surgery Aug 4th which is almost 29 years

to

> the day of my scoliosis Harrington rod sugery preformed by Dr

Francis.

> Dr LaGrone will be doing my revision in August.

>

>

I have not had revision surgery. I have some other health challenges I

need to tend to.

[Guest guest]

Congratulations with your 2nd anniversary! I had my 2-week

anniversary yesterday lol.

I am doing better now every day and have my stiches removed today!

(netherlands)

>

> Hi Friends!

> & nbsp;

> Today marks the 2nd Anniversary of my myotomy. I am very well and

look very healthy. It is a good time to once again let you know how

grateful I am for your love and support.

> & nbsp;

> YOU ARE THE SILVER LINING OF THIS DISEASE

> & nbsp;

> You have given me so much, including relevant and intelligent

advice. Between you, you have restored me to a new and better life. I

have made some life-long Friends. You see, it's not ALL bad is it?

> & nbsp;

> Thank you so much everyone.

> With love from Ann in England XXXXX

>

>

> __________________________________________________________

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Happy Anniversayr to Ann HiggsAnn Higgs <lilac_blossom_lady@...> wrote: Hi Friends! Today marks the 2nd Anniversary of my myotomy. I am very well and

look very healthy. It is a good time to once again let you know how grateful I am for your love and support. YOU ARE THE SILVER LINING OF THIS DISEASE You have given me so much, including relevant and intelligent advice. Between you, you have restored me to a new and better life. I have made some life-long Friends. You see, it's not ALL bad is it? Thank you so much everyone. With love from Ann in England XXXXX Sent from . A Smarter Email. 4-H

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[Guest guest]

Dear Ann,

Congratulations!!! Are you having something special for dinner tonight to celebrate?

Love,

Isabella

Anniversary

Hi Friends!

Today marks the 2nd Anniversary of my myotomy. I am very well and look very healthy. It is a good time to once again let you know how grateful I am for your love and support.

YOU ARE THE SILVER LINING OF THIS DISEASE

You have given me so much, including relevant and intelligent advice. Between you, you have restored me to a new and better life. I have made some life-long Friends. You see, it's not ALL bad is it?

Thank you so much everyone.

With love from Ann in England XXXXX

Sent from . A Smarter Email.

[Guest guest]

We had braised steak and onions, mashed potatoes and corn on the cob.

I never imagined that it could have got this good. I wish that everyone had such good success. My heart aches when I read of the failures, but I hope that the newbies realise that a lot of us are well and scoffing like little pigs!!!!

From: Isabella Arnold <arnoldisabella@...>Subject: Re: Anniversaryachalasia Date: Friday, 30 May, 2008, 7:25 PM

Dear Ann,

Congratulations! !! Are you having something special for dinner tonight to celebrate?

Love,

Isabella

Anniversary

Hi Friends!

Today marks the 2nd Anniversary of my myotomy. I am very well and look very healthy. It is a good time to once again let you know how grateful I am for your love and support.

YOU ARE THE SILVER LINING OF THIS DISEASE

You have given me so much, including relevant and intelligent advice. Between you, you have restored me to a new and better life. I have made some life-long Friends. You see, it's not ALL bad is it?

Thank you so much everyone.

With love from Ann in England XXXXX

Sent from . A Smarter Email.

Sent from .

A Smarter Email.

[Guest guest]

I'm so glad for you Ann - you are definitely part of the " silver

lining " of this group. I'm still on a soft diet, so all of this talk

about celebratory meals is making me hungry LOL!

Lee

[Guest guest]

Wow has it been two years already. How time flys. I am really glad that you are doing well. I miss our little meet ups. I am doin fine myself, just been really busy with the work thing.

Love

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Anniversary

Hi Friends!

Today marks the 2nd Anniversary of my myotomy. I am very well and look very healthy. It is a good time to once again let you know how grateful I am for your love and support.

YOU ARE THE SILVER LINING OF THIS DISEASE

You have given me so much, including relevant and intelligent advice. Between you, you have restored me to a new and better life. I have made some life-long Friends. You see, it's not ALL bad is it?

Thank you so much everyone.

With love from Ann in England XXXXX

Sent from . A Smarter Email.

[Guest guest]

Hi martin how you doing? I got the all clear from the hospital im officially in remission as of today. Dean sends his love. Jan

Anniversary

Hi Friends!

Today marks the 2nd Anniversary of my myotomy. I am very well and look very healthy. It is a good time to once again let you know how grateful I am for your love and support.

YOU ARE THE SILVER LINING OF THIS DISEASE

You have given me so much, including relevant and intelligent advice. Between you, you have restored me to a new and better life. I have made some life-long Friends. You see, it's not ALL bad is it?

Thank you so much everyone.

With love from Ann in England XXXXX

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I know that, lovely . I am glad that you are well enough to be so busy and getting on with your life. That's all we all want after all. (That was a lot of alls, wasn't it?) You know what difference you made to my life. I hope that one day we will meet again.

With eternal gratitude from Ann XXX

PS Love to Merissa and Jaimie and little .

From: Mueller IV <mt4mar@...>Subject: Re: Anniversaryachalasia Date: Friday, 6 June, 2008, 11:16 PM

Wow has it been two years already. How time flys. I am really glad that you are doing well. I miss our little meet ups. I am doin fine myself, just been really busy with the work thing.

Love

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Anniversary

Hi Friends!

Today marks the 2nd Anniversary of my myotomy. I am very well and look very healthy. It is a good time to once again let you know how grateful I am for your love and support.

YOU ARE THE SILVER LINING OF THIS DISEASE

You have given me so much, including relevant and intelligent advice. Between you, you have restored me to a new and better life. I have made some life-long Friends. You see, it's not ALL bad is it?

Thank you so much everyone.

With love from Ann in England XXXXX

Sent from . A Smarter Email.

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A Smarter Email.

[Guest guest]

I am glad that I am doing that well too. I know our paths will cross again and that day will be one of great happyness.

I gave the fam your love and you do the same to for me.

Love <FONT face="comic sans ms" color=#ff0000 size=5> in Georgia </FONT><IMG src=" ">

Anniversary

Hi Friends!

Today marks the 2nd Anniversary of my myotomy. I am very well and look very healthy. It is a good time to once again let you know how grateful I am for your love and support.

YOU ARE THE SILVER LINING OF THIS DISEASE

You have given me so much, including relevant and intelligent advice. Between you, you have restored me to a new and better life. I have made some life-long Friends. You see, it's not ALL bad is it?

Thank you so much everyone.

With love from Ann in England XXXXX

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[Guest guest]

Congrats Marilyn,

May the 3rd anniversary of  Good Kefir Grains marks a greater joyous journey for

you and all the members here. May we spur and cheer one another onto achieving

better health.

Thank you Marilyn for your untiring effort to share and care.

Feeling grateful,

Shirl

From: Marilyn Kefirlady <marilynjarz@...>

Subject: Anniversary

" " < >

Date: Sunday, 13 September, 2009, 9:51 AM

 

Today marks the 3rd year anniversary of Good Kefir Grains.

group. We

have 994 members who have posted a total of 3705 messages. Thank you to

everyone who has participated in this list to make it what it is. I hope it

will continue to be a source of information and learning as well as a place

for people to connect and meet other Kefir enthusiasts. Bless you all and

have a GREAT day!

Marilyn Kefirlady (list owner/moderator)

[Guest guest]

Thanks to Marilyn for her time and dedication it takes to run this

group! Without her I know that I would still be floundering with my

grains and probably not enjoying my kefir to its true potential if I had

not listened to her wonderful advice!

A round of applause for Marilyn!

Roy

Texas

Today marks the 3rd year anniversary of Good Kefir Grains.

[Guest guest]

One more year for you Emile. I would like to hug each and every one of

you for hanging in there and sharing your knowledgement and wisdom with us all.

Everyone has a small piece of the puzzle to put in its place. There are puzzles

all over the window sills at MDACC and there are always pieces missing.

((( < )))

Lottie Duthu

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your PS Woody!

Libby

From: Caan, Woody

Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 9:35 PM

Subject: RE: anniversary

Like the song, perhaps we shall see in 2012

"Health Visitors are Doing It for Themselves"?

(P.S. and School Nurses too!).

From: [ ] on behalf of liz.plastow@... [liz.plastow@...]Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 8:47 PM Subject: Re: anniversary

Let's hope we can turn some of this around. The whole part of the Register needs reviewing and health visiting needs to be seen as a profession in its own right.Occupational health nursing is a complete shambles under this part of the register and some disaggregation and honest discussion and action needs to take place to start unravelling the complex mess it is all in.If the 3rd part of the Register was a Register and not just a sub part of another register that would be a start!Also there needs to be a health visiting committee at NMC with equal representation to nursing and midwifery established to give health visiting a voice.And finally health visitors need equal voting rights and nurses and midwives who do not wholly understand our profession having the veto and making decisions on our standards of education and practice.Let's hope 2012 starts to answer some of these issuesLiz

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10 years ago today, the Nursing and midwifery Order 2001 was passed through the House of Lords, and the regulation and qualification stopped having any legal meaning. I wonder if next year's NMC review of the third part of the register, which even its CEO/registrar recognises is a 'shambles,' will begin the process of repairing some of the harm caused by that move?

My nomination for the two biggest problems to have arisen as a result of that change are

1. Substitution of people with other qualifications into the health visiting role (e.g. community staff nurses) with impunity, which has also been linked with the downturn in number of health visitors and

2. The widespread belief that health visiting is a single role or job (ie, pre-school children and their families only), instead of a professional qualification associated with multiple different roles

What do others think? I think we are on the way to solving some of the problems with the HV Implementation Plan, let's hope it continues until some real success comes through - it is a good time to look again at the regulation.

best wishes

Cowley

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Thanks for your PS Woody!

Libby

From: Caan, Woody

Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 9:35 PM

Subject: RE: anniversary

Like the song, perhaps we shall see in 2012

"Health Visitors are Doing It for Themselves"?

(P.S. and School Nurses too!).

From: [ ] on behalf of liz.plastow@... [liz.plastow@...]Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 8:47 PM Subject: Re: anniversary

Let's hope we can turn some of this around. The whole part of the Register needs reviewing and health visiting needs to be seen as a profession in its own right.Occupational health nursing is a complete shambles under this part of the register and some disaggregation and honest discussion and action needs to take place to start unravelling the complex mess it is all in.If the 3rd part of the Register was a Register and not just a sub part of another register that would be a start!Also there needs to be a health visiting committee at NMC with equal representation to nursing and midwifery established to give health visiting a voice.And finally health visitors need equal voting rights and nurses and midwives who do not wholly understand our profession having the veto and making decisions on our standards of education and practice.Let's hope 2012 starts to answer some of these issuesLiz

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Subject: anniversary

10 years ago today, the Nursing and midwifery Order 2001 was passed through the House of Lords, and the regulation and qualification stopped having any legal meaning. I wonder if next year's NMC review of the third part of the register, which even its CEO/registrar recognises is a 'shambles,' will begin the process of repairing some of the harm caused by that move?

My nomination for the two biggest problems to have arisen as a result of that change are

1. Substitution of people with other qualifications into the health visiting role (e.g. community staff nurses) with impunity, which has also been linked with the downturn in number of health visitors and

2. The widespread belief that health visiting is a single role or job (ie, pre-school children and their families only), instead of a professional qualification associated with multiple different roles

What do others think? I think we are on the way to solving some of the problems with the HV Implementation Plan, let's hope it continues until some real success comes through - it is a good time to look again at the regulation.

best wishes

Cowley

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This is very helpful, .

The School Nurse Modelling document is just now being completed and it is exceptionally good and sophisticated. It will be out in a week or in early January and it will strengthen the details is identified.

Dear Woody, please don't add "school nursing" as an afterthought -- as in your email.

's analysis will transfer to the school nurse model and, personally, I do think there will be a possibility of some serious linkages (for strength of position) by the time we have put together health visiting with school nursing.

More to follow soon.

All v good wishes,

Diane

anniversary

10 years ago today, the Nursing and midwifery Order 2001 was passed through the House of Lords, and the regulation and qualification stopped having any legal meaning. I wonder if next year's NMC review of the third part of the register, which even its CEO/registrar recognises is a 'shambles,' will begin the process of repairing some of the harm caused by that move?

My nomination for the two biggest problems to have arisen as a result of that change are

1. Substitution of people with other qualifications into the health visiting role (e.g. community staff nurses) with impunity, which has also been linked with the downturn in number of health visitors and

2. The widespread belief that health visiting is a single role or job (ie, pre-school children and their families only), instead of a professional qualification associated with multiple different roles

What do others think? I th ink we are on the way to solving some of the problems with the HV Implementation Plan, let's hope it continues until some real success comes through - it is a good time to look again at the regulation.

best wishes

Cowley

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[Guest guest]

This is very helpful, .

The School Nurse Modelling document is just now being completed and it is exceptionally good and sophisticated. It will be out in a week or in early January and it will strengthen the details is identified.

Dear Woody, please don't add "school nursing" as an afterthought -- as in your email.

's analysis will transfer to the school nurse model and, personally, I do think there will be a possibility of some serious linkages (for strength of position) by the time we have put together health visiting with school nursing.

More to follow soon.

All v good wishes,

Diane

anniversary

10 years ago today, the Nursing and midwifery Order 2001 was passed through the House of Lords, and the regulation and qualification stopped having any legal meaning. I wonder if next year's NMC review of the third part of the register, which even its CEO/registrar recognises is a 'shambles,' will begin the process of repairing some of the harm caused by that move?

My nomination for the two biggest problems to have arisen as a result of that change are

1. Substitution of people with other qualifications into the health visiting role (e.g. community staff nurses) with impunity, which has also been linked with the downturn in number of health visitors and

2. The widespread belief that health visiting is a single role or job (ie, pre-school children and their families only), instead of a professional qualification associated with multiple different roles

What do others think? I th ink we are on the way to solving some of the problems with the HV Implementation Plan, let's hope it continues until some real success comes through - it is a good time to look again at the regulation.

best wishes

Cowley

sarahcowley183@...

http://myprofile.cos.co m/S124021COn

[Guest guest]

Hi all

I have been away on holiday for the last three weeks and actually out of email contact so have missed the discussions - decided when I could not get them on my Blackberry not to follow up which was liberating but now I have to sort so many!

Look forward to seeing the school nurse document Diane and as you suggest, I am sure all will be transferable from the health visiting work through to school nursing just with the proviso that school nurses work with mainly young people directly and not through parents. The leadership work shows clearly the similarities and the differences and that they are very comparable professions when allowed to be.

So the NMC in their work need to be clear that they are looking at school nursing as an entity with health visiting and not as two very different professions.

In terms of your comments about the Anniversary for me it is the need to see health visiting and school nursing as multi faceted professions working across health and prevention and not as specific roles with young babies, children, and young people. It is so clear to me that both professions need people with a wide range of skills and importantly excellent interpersonal skills and intuitive professional judgement if the work is to be undertaken effectively.

Be interesting to see what the NMC comes up with and how much they enable people like us and SENATE to be involved.

And excellent news about Viv - that was very pleasing to hear.

Margaret

anniversary

10 years ago today, the Nursing and midwifery Order 2001 was passed through the House of Lords, and the regulation and qualification stopped having any legal meaning. I wonder if next year's NMC review of the third part of the register, which even its CEO/registrar recognises is a 'shambles,' will begin the process of repairing some of the harm caused by that move?

My nomination for the two biggest problems to have arisen as a result of that change are

1. Substitution of people with other qualifications into the health visiting role (e.g. community staff nurses) with impunity, which has also been linked with the downturn in number of health visitors and

2. The widespread belief that health visiting is a single role or job (ie, pre-school children and their families only), instead of a professional qualification associated with multiple different roles

What do others think? I th ink we are on the way to solving some of the problems with the HV Implementation Plan, let's hope it continues until some real success comes through - it is a good time to look again at the regulation.

best wishes

Cowley

sarahcowley183@...

http://myprofile.cos.co m/S124021COn

[Guest guest]

Dear Margaret,

It's good too have you back.

The school nurse work will be published very soon and it does match your recommendations. Viv will be presenting it with a Foreword. The work is impressive. It is a sophisticated commissioning model and will be a guide for commissioning in England.

At the moment, it is simply being "fine tuned" before publication. The detail will be very helpful to commissioning bodies. The Professional Lead for the Department is Nicholson and the document includes valuable insights from children and young people about their wishes, needs, and perceptions of school nursing.

I'll let Senate know the publication date unless it is publicly announced before I get back to you.

A very happy new year to everyone,

Diane

anniversary

10 years ago today, the Nursing and midwifery Order 2001 was passed through the House of Lords, and the regulation and qualification stopped having any legal meaning. I wonder if next year's NMC review of the third part of the register, which even its CEO/registrar recognises is a 'shambles,' will begin the process of repairing some of the harm caused by that move?

My nomination for the two biggest problems to have arisen as a result of that change are

1. Substitution of people with other qualifications into the health visiting role (e.g. community staff nurses) with impunity, which has also been linked with the downturn in number of health visitors and

2. The widespread belief that health visiting is a single role or job (ie, pre-school children and their families only), instead of a professional qualification associated with multiple different roles

What do others think? I th ink we are on the way to solving some of the problems with the HV Implementation Plan, let's hope it continues until some real success comes through - it is a good time to look again at the regulation.

best wishes

Cowley

sarahcowley183@...

http://myprofile.cos.co m/S124021COn

[Guest guest]

Thanks Diane - catch up in the New Year

Happy Christmas all

Margaret

anniversary

10 years ago today, the Nursing and midwifery Order 2001 was passed through the House of Lords, and the regulation and qualification stopped having any legal meaning. I wonder if next year's NMC review of the third part of the register, which even its CEO/registrar recognises is a 'shambles,' will begin the process of repairing some of the harm caused by that move?

My nomination for the two biggest problems to have arisen as a result of that change are

1. Substitution of people with other qualifications into the health visiting role (e.g. community staff nurses) with impunity, which has also been linked with the downturn in number of health visitors and

2. The widespread belief that health visiting is a single role or job (ie, pre-school children and their families only), instead of a professional qualification associated with multiple different roles

What do others think? I th ink we are on the way to solving some of the problems with the HV Implementation Plan, let's hope it continues until some real success comes through - it is a good time to look again at the regulation.

best wishes

Cowley

sarahcowley183@...

http://myprofile.cos.co m/S124021COn

[Guest guest]

And to you too!LizSent using BlackBerry® from OrangeFrom: "Diane DeBell" <ddebell@...>Sender: Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2011 08:23:54 -0000< >Reply Subject: Re: anniversary Dear Margaret, It's good too have you back. The school nurse work will be published very soon and it does match your recommendations. Viv will be presenting it with a Foreword. The work is impressive. It is a sophisticated commissioning model and will be a guide for commissioning in England. At the moment, it is simply being "fine tuned" before publication. The detail will be very helpful to commissioning bodies. The Professional Lead for the Department is Nicholson and the document includes valuable insights from children and young people about their wishes, needs, and perceptions of school nursing. I'll let Senate know the publication date unless it is publicly announced before I get back to you. A very happy new year to everyone, Diane anniversary 10 years ago today, the Nursing and midwifery Order 2001 was passed through the House of Lords, and the regulation and qualification stopped having any legal meaning. I wonder if next year's NMC review of the third part of the register, which even its CEO/registrar recognises is a 'shambles,' will begin the process of repairing some of the harm caused by that move? My nomination for the two biggest problems to have arisen as a result of that change are1. Substitution of people with other qualifications into the health visiting role (e.g. community staff nurses) with impunity, which has also been linked with the downturn in number of health visitors and2. The widespread belief that health visiting is a single role or job (ie, pre-school children and their families only), instead of a professional qualification associated with multiple different rolesWhat do others think? I th ink we are on the way to solving some of the problems with the HV Implementation Plan, let's hope it continues until some real success comes through - it is a good time to look again at the regulation.best wishes Cowleysarahcowley183@...http://myprofile.cos.co m/S124021COn