Re: (mito): cold intolerance swimming/Bec

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In a message dated 6/20/02 2:47:10 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

rebecpeck@... writes:

<< She

is in Overland Park, Kansas at the Quivera Sports Club. When I get

the information, I will post it. >>

What a small world. I grew up in Prairie Village and Overland Park and my

two oldest children were born at St. Luke's Hospital in KC. I used to work

at Research Medical Center (KC) and then Humana in Overland Park. I was very

active at the tennis club at Indian Creek. :-)

Dena, now back to her native Pacific NW.

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In a message dated 6/20/02 2:47:10 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

rebecpeck@... writes:

<< She

is in Overland Park, Kansas at the Quivera Sports Club. When I get

the information, I will post it. >>

What a small world. I grew up in Prairie Village and Overland Park and my

two oldest children were born at St. Luke's Hospital in KC. I used to work

at Research Medical Center (KC) and then Humana in Overland Park. I was very

active at the tennis club at Indian Creek. :-)

Dena, now back to her native Pacific NW.

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When I get

the information, I will post it.

Thanks! I'll look forward to seeing it. I live in the Boston area.

Maggie

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When I get

the information, I will post it.

Thanks! I'll look forward to seeing it. I live in the Boston area.

Maggie

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I don't remember the name of it. She is ordering it for me. I will

ask next week the name and how to order? Where are you located? She

is in Overland Park, Kansas at the Quivera Sports Club. When I get

the information, I will post it.

Bec

> Hi Bec,

>

> Thanks for the tips. Exactly what wet suit did she recommend?

Where can I

> get one?

>

> thanks.

>

> Maggie

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What a small world. Do you still have family here? Do you come home

for visits? If so, let me know when you plan your next trip. Maybe

we can get together for a visit!

Bec

> What a small world. I grew up in Prairie Village and Overland Park

and my

> two oldest children were born at St. Luke's Hospital in KC. I used

to work

> at Research Medical Center (KC) and then Humana in Overland Park.

I was very

> active at the tennis club at Indian Creek. :-)

>

> Dena, now back to her native Pacific NW.

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In a message dated 6/20/02 3:23:15 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

rebecpeck@... writes:

<< Do you still have family here? Do you come home

for visits? If so, let me know when you plan your next trip. Maybe

we can get together for a visit! >>

My sis and her family still live in the area, but in Pleasant Hill. I moved

back to KC after my separation 7 years ago, but my brother-in-law

(thankfully) got a kidney transplant, and then my sis couldn't keep my other

kiddos when one was in the hospital because of her husband's immune

suppressing drugs. So, that's when I moved back to the West Coast for other

family support. I haven't been back in the last 5 years, but my sis has come

here to visit. But, if I ever make it back, I'll be sure and get in touch.

And, for all of you who might ever visit the gorgeous, cool Pacific NW,

please feel free to visit us in the San islands! :-) (It's perfect

weather here for mito patients...usually not too hot, not too cold.)

Dena

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thanks for the open invite. We went to Seattle a number of years

back. very lovely area.

Bec

> In a message dated 6/20/02 3:23:15 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

> rebecpeck@y... writes:

>

> << Do you still have family here? Do you come home

> for visits? If so, let me know when you plan your next trip.

Maybe

> we can get together for a visit! >>

>

> My sis and her family still live in the area, but in Pleasant

Hill. I moved

> back to KC after my separation 7 years ago, but my brother-in-law

> (thankfully) got a kidney transplant, and then my sis couldn't keep

my other

> kiddos when one was in the hospital because of her husband's immune

> suppressing drugs. So, that's when I moved back to the West Coast

for other

> family support. I haven't been back in the last 5 years, but my

sis has come

> here to visit. But, if I ever make it back, I'll be sure and get

in touch.

> And, for all of you who might ever visit the gorgeous, cool Pacific

NW,

> please feel free to visit us in the San islands! :-) (It's

perfect

> weather here for mito patients...usually not too hot, not too cold.)

>

> Dena