RE: Thanks Everyone

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In a message dated 08/21/2000 11:02:18 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

kerri@... writes:

> By the way, what is the QVC thing that everyone is talking about?

it is in West Chester PA on Saturday 9/9

here is the original info:

From: amynewcomb@... (Amy N)

I got the dates here it is:

Tae-Bo Workouts

with Blanks

Saturday, September 9

Time TBD

Tae-Bo founder Blanks will return to Studio Park for his last

appearances this year. Don't miss this chance to be a part of an on-

air Tae-Bo workout led personally by Blanks. Participants must be 18

years of age or older. Reservations are necessary and can be made by

calling 1..

JUST CALL AND SIGN UP!! I registered myself 2 minutes ago, call the

800 # and press 0 - then tell them you want to sign up! You can sign

up your friends at the same time as long as you know their home

phone, addy and email.

I registered myself, Amybeth and her hubby so three of us are in!!

HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE I AM SOOOOO EXCITED!!!

WOOOHOOO!!!

Amyn

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Hey Anshu,

Am I missing something here- are you related to Subodh?

PS. You are one of the people I emailed " privately " but got no reply-

whats up?

Sadhana'85

> PS: This letter has been typed by Anshu because she could no longer

> tolerate the sight of Subodh going tap-tap-tap with his left hand!

>

> PPS: Trust Anchita to make a hungama out of any khabar! And

Kishore,

> while Subodh is not pained by your 'silent sufferer' tag, I most

> certainly am! I now am the target of all my colleagues' jokes.

> Grrrrr!......Anshu

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> Subodh S Gupta, Reader (Social Pediatrics)

> MGIMS, Sewagram, Wardha - 442102

> Maharashtra, India

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Well Sadhana,

Subodh is my husband.

And I did reply to your mail on the 30th of October. What's wrong with your

email ID?

Anshu

Re: Thanks everyone

Hey Anshu,

Am I missing something here- are you related to Subodh?

PS. You are one of the people I emailed " privately " but got no reply-

whats up?

Sadhana'85

> PS: This letter has been typed by Anshu because she could no longer

> tolerate the sight of Subodh going tap-tap-tap with his left hand!

>

> PPS: Trust Anchita to make a hungama out of any khabar! And

Kishore,

> while Subodh is not pained by your 'silent sufferer' tag, I most

> certainly am! I now am the target of all my colleagues' jokes.

> Grrrrr!......Anshu

> _____________________________________________________

> Subodh S Gupta, Reader (Social Pediatrics)

> MGIMS, Sewagram, Wardha - 442102

> Maharashtra, India

>

>

> ---

> Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.

> Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).

> Version: 6.0.788 / Virus Database: 533 - Release Date: 11/1/2004

>

>

>

>

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Hey Anshu, belated get well soon wishes to Subodh.Can't be too

late.......considering the number of fractures:))

Neeti'86

> > PS: This letter has been typed by Anshu because she could no

longer

> > tolerate the sight of Subodh going tap-tap-tap with his left

hand!

> >

> > PPS: Trust Anchita to make a hungama out of any khabar! And

> Kishore,

> > while Subodh is not pained by your 'silent sufferer' tag, I

most

> > certainly am! I now am the target of all my colleagues' jokes.

> > Grrrrr!......Anshu

> > _____________________________________________________

> > Subodh S Gupta, Reader (Social Pediatrics)

> > MGIMS, Sewagram, Wardha - 442102

> > Maharashtra, India

> >

> >

> > ---

> > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.

> > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).

> > Version: 6.0.788 / Virus Database: 533 - Release Date:

11/1/2004

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Oh Maree, I understand how you feel. I really do. But there is a solution and you will know the right thing to do when you have processed this. The way you were treated isn't acceptable or fair. Surgeon arrogance is not OK, let alone some ditzy little receptionist's attitude. Hang in there and know that we are here for you. Bev

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Hi Maree

So sorry to hear about Friday. Talbot is fabulous, couldn't recommend

him highly enough. I think he is quite use to us banders being pushy

lol. Had this conversation with him a couple of weeks ago. Chin up

and have a bloody good drink (Gin & squash works for me)

Cheers

Nic

>

> re the support and generous comforting words. I am so upset and

> disappointed and therefore will not be inflicting myself on you all

> until I get this stuff sorted and I'm in a better frame of mind. I

> need to concentrate on my options now and decide my future regarding

> my band. I would be loathe to live one day without it but the way I

am

> feeling I would rather get it removed altogether and buggar it all.

> Probably won't, but right now it all seems too hard to be bothered

> with. I'll catch you all later, Maree

>

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Beverlee

Sorry to hear about your wrist....all I can say is please dont egt on a

horse!

As for learning tolerance and patience....hmm....I think you have those

qualities already.

Love

Cheryl

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Hi Brigette, My name is . I found out about my hep C during a pregnacy check up. My daughter is 7 years old and she is neg. I know at that time they didnt recommend breast feeding because they were unsure about it. My daughter tested positive for hep C the first 16 months. The way they explained it was that she is born with your antibodies so the final test wont be until 16 months. I think if you want to have kids to not let it hold you back as long as you are in the begining stages. That is my personal opinion. brigette2448706 wrote: I wanted to thank everyone for the replies to my New post. It helps me to hear other people's stories and experiences. I am praying that this was a false positive for me, I know I am probably grasping at straws but at least there is a little hope! What are your thoughts on having kids once you know you have Hep C? I ask because I have been married for 4 months and all my life have wanted to be a mother, I just fear that I am putting a child at risk! I have read its only a 5% chance but still scares me! What is the biggest thing that changed in your life since you found out you had hep C? Do you still feel like "yourself"? I don't know much about this diease, I used to only know about the stigma that was attached to it, and after doing research all weekend I realized the stigma is not true! I appreciate all the support and

information, every little bit helps!

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Brigette congadulations on getting married. There is a chance to pass it on while giving birth but the chace goes down if you have a c section. Thats what my dr told me. Dbrigette2448706 wrote: I wanted to thank everyone for the replies to my New post. It helps me to hear other people's stories and experiences. I am praying that this was a false positive for me, I know I am probably grasping at straws but at least there is a little hope! What are your thoughts on having kids

once you know you have Hep C? I ask because I have been married for 4 months and all my life have wanted to be a mother, I just fear that I am putting a child at risk! I have read its only a 5% chance but still scares me! What is the biggest thing that changed in your life since you found out you had hep C? Do you still feel like "yourself"? I don't know much about this diease, I used to only know about the stigma that was attached to it, and after doing research all weekend I realized the stigma is not true! I appreciate all the support and information, every little bit helps!

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And

you can’t get pregnant on treatment or for 6 months after. The meds are

too dangerous.

RE:

Thanks Everyone

I have four children and

got hep from transfusions after my first child was

born.My last three children are checked and they are ok.If it were me in

your shoes,I would get treatment first before I even considered getting

pregnant.The risk is low to pass it on,but I also know of at least one women

who's child has it because she had it.She not only has to deal with having

it herself but also the fact that her child has it and it is harder to treat

a child.It is still experimental,when it comes to children.Go on birth

control,find out if you really do have it and if you do,see about treatment

while you are still young and can bounce back quickly after treatment.Each

person the disease progresses at a different rate.Right now you don't have

kids and if treatment is hard on you,your husband can work to keep the house

going until you are well enough to go back to work.Once you have family and

debts it is harder,because treatment with some people can really knock the

sail out of you.I was 54-55 when I had treatment and haven't been able to

work since 47 because of this disease.By the time I was 47 I already had it

for 26yrs.You want to be a mom when you know you will have the energy to

keep up with that child and be around to raise it.

Gail