Re: Re: & Delylah/debbie

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You're awesome! Hang in there and you will have no regrets. Take it from someone who knows - what Dr. Day said to you on Friday will not matter in the long run. As soon as D's daddy notices the first bit of rounding he will be so proud of you and your perseverance and you will be the hero! Although I was totally satisfied with how my experience with Dr. Day concluded, I'll be the first to admit that he can have diarrhea of the mouth. It's behind you now and only 14 days until the rounding begins.

Gail

Re: & Delylah/debbie

Hey Debbie,Thanks for your's & everyone else's support!! I'm really glad that i have back upS:)..yeah, Dr. D is really nice through he whole appt.; you know it really doesn't bother me much BC he knows and even said that his opinions really don't count...it's just that my hun uses it (plus the casting appt.) against me (he gets persuade very very easy by the public) & i really do hate that. I decided to go on with the Doc band since she is a bit older (9months, 1 day; she'll get her band, Oct 14). You know, it's just nice and worry-free to have a guaranteed result, right?-mary> > Hey everyone,> > Just wanted to update D's progress..it was a long day..we went to > > see Dr. Day; i didn't get to see the measures, but i pretty sure it > > was good bc he said that she didn't have any assym.; he said she > was > > a little short in the back, but is fine; she's a brachy; she's > great > > & blah blah blah, on a 1-10 she's a 3; didn't really recommend > > banding, but gave the Rx. I have a problem tho. i don't know but > he > > started asking why i wanted to do this & what is the real reason..> > (please correct if i'm wrong)but i told him that i didn't want her > to > > be teased in the future; he said that she won't & that i shouldn't > > see things that aren't true, not there; that there is a problem > with > > me (or my family) & that i/we should get help(something along those > > lines)...don't get me wrong..Dr. Day was really easy to talk to & > he > > is nice. He just asked many times what is the real reason.. & i > even > > shed some tears...bc i do feel guilty... leaving her on her back & > > going back to school when i shouldn't of. But still he wanted to > know > > what's driving me. i didn't know what else to say bc i told him > > already...does anyone know or have an idea of what he is looking > > for?? it's driving me nuts, but i really wished i should of asked > > him..anyways, he said he would stop preaching...he's really nice > > tho. ; he just didn't think D would be a really good candidate for > > the band; that she would get a better than now headshape..does > anyone > > have a moderate baby???? & did you band.> > > > Okay, i need to stop somewhere..i could go on & on...oh > > yeah ,everyone thinks i'm overreating now.....anyhow, D cried all > > through the casting it was B-A-D.. & i kept wondering if i am > doing > > the right thing & will this (crying) affect her personality?? she > > even cried afterwards like she remembers everything..also she > didn't > > enjoy her bath..it was just so bad, my husband started hating me!!> > i just hope i am doing the right thing for her & i'm confused. > > thanks everyone for letting me share.> > -mary> > -maryFor more plagio info

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In a message dated 9/30/2002 7:35:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time, donnivanh@... writes:

You know, it's just nice and worry-free to have a

guaranteed result, right?

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Like Debbie said, your dh will think you are a hero once the band starts working its magic, he'll be telling your cutie all about her wonderful mother! Keep your chin up, in just a short month I know you'll be posting great news and that your glad you went for it! Good luck to you and hats off to you for going against the grain for your daughter. Keep us posted!!!!

' Mom