Re: thank you for your prayers and positive thoughts

[Guest guest]

That is wonderful news, Harold. Keep up informed. She is definitely on a

journey.

rheumatic thank you for your prayers and positive thoughts

Hi,

is doing fine and the doctors are very pleased with the outcome of the

operation as there were no complications (which we were warned about during

pre-opt).

Any way, she is eating solid foods and they are talking about releasing her

tomorrow. I told her that if she wants to make sure that they release her

tomorrow, she has to start complaining about the taste of the hospital food.

That way they will know that she is back to normal.

Regards,

Harold

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[Guest guest]

Haorld,

Great news! Prayers and angel hugs continue to come you and your daughter's

way.

Gentle, tender, angel hugs....

Debs in FL

[ ] thank you for your prayers and positive thoughts

Hi,

is doing fine and the doctors are very pleased with the outcome of the

operation as there were no complications (which we were warned about during

pre-opt).

Any way, she is eating solid foods and they are talking about releasing her

tomorrow. I told her that if she wants to make sure that they release her

tomorrow, she has to start complaining about the taste of the hospital food.

That way they will know that she is back to normal.

Regards,

Harold

[Guest guest]

I'm glad that she's doing well, and I hope that she does get to go

home tomorrow. She's lucky to have such a supportive dad.

Sue

On Feb 4, 2010, at 10:08 PM, harold z wrote:

> Hi,

>

> is doing fine and the doctors are very pleased with the

> outcome of the operation as there were no complications (which we

> were warned about during pre-opt).

>

> Any way, she is eating solid foods and they are talking about

> releasing her tomorrow. I told her that if she wants to make sure

> that they release her tomorrow, she has to start complaining about

> the taste of the hospital food. That way they will know that she is

> back to normal.

>

> Regards,

> Harold

[Guest guest]

Many blessings. I am very happy for you both.

Raniolo

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Hi,

is doing fine and the doctors are very pleased with the outcome of the

operation as there were no complications (which we were warned about during

pre-opt).

Any way, she is eating solid foods and they are talking about releasing her

tomorrow. I told her that if she wants to make sure that they release her

tomorrow, she has to start complaining about the taste of the hospital food.

That way they will know that she is back to normal.

Regards,

Harold