Re: Got a date for Surgery

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the note to Tammy and the reminder, Shirley, it surely helps to

be reminded of the way we ought to be acting not just sometimes, but everyday

to one another. I didn't realize that Gail had gone so much out of her way

and done so much while you were having your surgery/trannsplant. That's

pretty impressive for anyone, not to mention someone suffering with their own

illnesses. Way to go, Gail, thank you for the example. And thank you too

Shirley, also for the example that you set and the hope that you share with

each of us on such a regular basis.

If I weren't diabetic, I'd have been in line for the surgery a long time ago

- but, right now, I just wait with hope that the surgery will become more

inclusive or more breakthrough's might become more available for those of us

with diabetes, and that it happens before we get any worse... So I wait, and

read, and pray, and take great joy when I read about somebody like Tammy or

or Amy or or any of the others with courage and the oppo

rtunity to take advantage of this life-giving procedure, and I share just a

little bit of the joy and excitement that they must feel, and look forward to

my turn. I'm pretty certain that it will come in the not-too-distant future.

So thanks again, Shirley, and Tammy, all the success in the world to both you

and your father, I keep him in my prayers as well, for he too is one of the

" groundbreakers " for all his efforts in this difficult battle. Safe travels

to you and God bless.

Peace & Love,

Terry in KC

PS... I have a family member getting married in Vail, CO next week, so I'll

be taking on a ten-hour drive with my partner... And I'm really hoping that

it doesn't become a twenty-hour drive, if ya' know what I mean... So any good

vibes you can send this way are appreciated.

PPS... I had a rather large sum of money (to me, anyway) automatically

deposited into my checking account last week, so it looks like after only two

years and no court time, I've officially been " awarded " SSDI benefits...

Thank you to all the folks on this list for their many suggestions on how to

do it " well " and " right " and " avoid having to go through it a second time " ...

For whichever reason(s), your suggestions worked, and I am enormously

grateful. Thank you very much. It's not enough to get me out of debt, but

it is certainly welcome, and will keep change in my pocket for at least a

little while - and while I'm angry at having to scrape and beg (so I have

issues) - I truly am thankful for every penny.

[Guest guest]

Way to go Terry

best of Luck on the drive, it's the right thing to do

Best Wishes, Poncho - GA

[Guest guest]

Way to go Terry

best of Luck on the drive, it's the right thing to do

Best Wishes, Poncho - GA

[Guest guest]

> Thank you for the note to Tammy and the reminder, Shirley, it

surely helps to

> be reminded of the way we ought to be acting not just sometimes,

but everyday

> to one another. I didn't realize that Gail had gone so much out of

her way

> and done so much while you were having your surgery/trannsplant.

That's

> pretty impressive for anyone, not to mention someone suffering with

their own

> illnesses. Way to go, Gail, thank you for the example. And thank

you too

> Shirley, also for the example that you set and the hope that you

share with

> each of us on such a regular basis.

>

> If I weren't diabetic, I'd have been in line for the surgery a long

time ago

> - but, right now, I just wait with hope that the surgery will

become more

> inclusive or more breakthrough's might become more available for

those of us

> with diabetes, and that it happens before we get any worse... So I

wait, and

> read, and pray, and take great joy when I read about somebody like

Tammy or

> or Amy or or any of the others with courage and the

oppo

> rtunity to take advantage of this life-giving procedure, and I

share just a

> little bit of the joy and excitement that they must feel, and look

forward to

> my turn. I'm pretty certain that it will come in the not-too-

distant future.

>

> So thanks again, Shirley, and Tammy, all the success in the world

to both you

> and your father, I keep him in my prayers as well, for he too is

one of the

> " groundbreakers " for all his efforts in this difficult battle.

Safe travels

> to you and God bless.

>

> Peace & Love,

> Terry in KC

>

> PS... I have a family member getting married in Vail, CO next week,

so I'll

> be taking on a ten-hour drive with my partner... And I'm really

hoping that

> it doesn't become a twenty-hour drive, if ya' know what I mean...

So any good

> vibes you can send this way are appreciated.

>

> PPS... I had a rather large sum of money (to me, anyway)

automatically

> deposited into my checking account last week, so it looks like

after only two

> years and no court time, I've officially been " awarded " SSDI

benefits...

> Thank you to all the folks on this list for their many suggestions

on how to

> do it " well " and " right " and " avoid having to go through it a

second time " ...

> For whichever reason(s), your suggestions worked, and I am

enormously

> grateful. Thank you very much. It's not enough to get me out of

debt, but

> it is certainly welcome, and will keep change in my pocket for at

least a

> little while - and while I'm angry at having to scrape and beg (so

I have

> issues) - I truly am thankful for every penny.

Hey Terry:

I am so happy to learn that you got the award.

And I'm especially happy that you did not have to retain an attorney

to whom a substantial chuck of that money would have gone.

-Ellen

[Guest guest]

> Thank you for the note to Tammy and the reminder, Shirley, it

surely helps to

> be reminded of the way we ought to be acting not just sometimes,

but everyday

> to one another. I didn't realize that Gail had gone so much out of

her way

> and done so much while you were having your surgery/trannsplant.

That's

> pretty impressive for anyone, not to mention someone suffering with

their own

> illnesses. Way to go, Gail, thank you for the example. And thank

you too

> Shirley, also for the example that you set and the hope that you

share with

> each of us on such a regular basis.

>

> If I weren't diabetic, I'd have been in line for the surgery a long

time ago

> - but, right now, I just wait with hope that the surgery will

become more

> inclusive or more breakthrough's might become more available for

those of us

> with diabetes, and that it happens before we get any worse... So I

wait, and

> read, and pray, and take great joy when I read about somebody like

Tammy or

> or Amy or or any of the others with courage and the

oppo

> rtunity to take advantage of this life-giving procedure, and I

share just a

> little bit of the joy and excitement that they must feel, and look

forward to

> my turn. I'm pretty certain that it will come in the not-too-

distant future.

>

> So thanks again, Shirley, and Tammy, all the success in the world

to both you

> and your father, I keep him in my prayers as well, for he too is

one of the

> " groundbreakers " for all his efforts in this difficult battle.

Safe travels

> to you and God bless.

>

> Peace & Love,

> Terry in KC

>

> PS... I have a family member getting married in Vail, CO next week,

so I'll

> be taking on a ten-hour drive with my partner... And I'm really

hoping that

> it doesn't become a twenty-hour drive, if ya' know what I mean...

So any good

> vibes you can send this way are appreciated.

>

> PPS... I had a rather large sum of money (to me, anyway)

automatically

> deposited into my checking account last week, so it looks like

after only two

> years and no court time, I've officially been " awarded " SSDI

benefits...

> Thank you to all the folks on this list for their many suggestions

on how to

> do it " well " and " right " and " avoid having to go through it a

second time " ...

> For whichever reason(s), your suggestions worked, and I am

enormously

> grateful. Thank you very much. It's not enough to get me out of

debt, but

> it is certainly welcome, and will keep change in my pocket for at

least a

> little while - and while I'm angry at having to scrape and beg (so

I have

> issues) - I truly am thankful for every penny.

Hey Terry:

I am so happy to learn that you got the award.

And I'm especially happy that you did not have to retain an attorney

to whom a substantial chuck of that money would have gone.

-Ellen

[Guest guest]

Terry - way to go!!!! I am so happy to hear that you got good news from SSDI and

even better got the money without a long, long, long, (add like 30 more longs -

I am tired of typing already) wait for them to get that part of granting

benefits done. XXXXX - that's me turning cartwheels in celebration (even though

I can't do them in real life). When are you headed for Vail - I have to go to

Montrose on Friday so if you are going to be in Vail on Saturday or Sunday I

might be able to meet up with you and your partner on my way through or back (to

and fro, however your supposed to say it). TTFN, in Colorado

Re: Got a date for Surgery

Thank you for the note to Tammy and the reminder, Shirley, it surely helps to

be reminded of the way we ought to be acting not just sometimes, but everyday

to one another. I didn't realize that Gail had gone so much out of her way

and done so much while you were having your surgery/trannsplant. That's

pretty impressive for anyone, not to mention someone suffering with their own

illnesses. Way to go, Gail, thank you for the example. And thank you too

Shirley, also for the example that you set and the hope that you share with

each of us on such a regular basis.

If I weren't diabetic, I'd have been in line for the surgery a long time ago

- but, right now, I just wait with hope that the surgery will become more

inclusive or more breakthrough's might become more available for those of us

with diabetes, and that it happens before we get any worse... So I wait, and

read, and pray, and take great joy when I read about somebody like Tammy or

or Amy or or any of the others with courage and the oppo

rtunity to take advantage of this life-giving procedure, and I share just a

little bit of the joy and excitement that they must feel, and look forward to

my turn. I'm pretty certain that it will come in the not-too-distant future.

So thanks again, Shirley, and Tammy, all the success in the world to both you

and your father, I keep him in my prayers as well, for he too is one of the

" groundbreakers " for all his efforts in this difficult battle. Safe travels

to you and God bless.

Peace & Love,

Terry in KC

PS... I have a family member getting married in Vail, CO next week, so I'll

be taking on a ten-hour drive with my partner... And I'm really hoping that

it doesn't become a twenty-hour drive, if ya' know what I mean... So any good

vibes you can send this way are appreciated.

PPS... I had a rather large sum of money (to me, anyway) automatically

deposited into my checking account last week, so it looks like after only two

years and no court time, I've officially been " awarded " SSDI benefits...

Thank you to all the folks on this list for their many suggestions on how to

do it " well " and " right " and " avoid having to go through it a second time " ...

For whichever reason(s), your suggestions worked, and I am enormously

grateful. Thank you very much. It's not enough to get me out of debt, but

it is certainly welcome, and will keep change in my pocket for at least a

little while - and while I'm angry at having to scrape and beg (so I have

issues) - I truly am thankful for every penny.

[Guest guest]

Terry - way to go!!!! I am so happy to hear that you got good news from SSDI and

even better got the money without a long, long, long, (add like 30 more longs -

I am tired of typing already) wait for them to get that part of granting

benefits done. XXXXX - that's me turning cartwheels in celebration (even though

I can't do them in real life). When are you headed for Vail - I have to go to

Montrose on Friday so if you are going to be in Vail on Saturday or Sunday I

might be able to meet up with you and your partner on my way through or back (to

and fro, however your supposed to say it). TTFN, in Colorado

Re: Got a date for Surgery

Thank you for the note to Tammy and the reminder, Shirley, it surely helps to

be reminded of the way we ought to be acting not just sometimes, but everyday

to one another. I didn't realize that Gail had gone so much out of her way

and done so much while you were having your surgery/trannsplant. That's

pretty impressive for anyone, not to mention someone suffering with their own

illnesses. Way to go, Gail, thank you for the example. And thank you too

Shirley, also for the example that you set and the hope that you share with

each of us on such a regular basis.

If I weren't diabetic, I'd have been in line for the surgery a long time ago

- but, right now, I just wait with hope that the surgery will become more

inclusive or more breakthrough's might become more available for those of us

with diabetes, and that it happens before we get any worse... So I wait, and

read, and pray, and take great joy when I read about somebody like Tammy or

or Amy or or any of the others with courage and the oppo

rtunity to take advantage of this life-giving procedure, and I share just a

little bit of the joy and excitement that they must feel, and look forward to

my turn. I'm pretty certain that it will come in the not-too-distant future.

So thanks again, Shirley, and Tammy, all the success in the world to both you

and your father, I keep him in my prayers as well, for he too is one of the

" groundbreakers " for all his efforts in this difficult battle. Safe travels

to you and God bless.

Peace & Love,

Terry in KC

PS... I have a family member getting married in Vail, CO next week, so I'll

be taking on a ten-hour drive with my partner... And I'm really hoping that

it doesn't become a twenty-hour drive, if ya' know what I mean... So any good

vibes you can send this way are appreciated.

PPS... I had a rather large sum of money (to me, anyway) automatically

deposited into my checking account last week, so it looks like after only two

years and no court time, I've officially been " awarded " SSDI benefits...

Thank you to all the folks on this list for their many suggestions on how to

do it " well " and " right " and " avoid having to go through it a second time " ...

For whichever reason(s), your suggestions worked, and I am enormously

grateful. Thank you very much. It's not enough to get me out of debt, but

it is certainly welcome, and will keep change in my pocket for at least a

little while - and while I'm angry at having to scrape and beg (so I have

issues) - I truly am thankful for every penny.

[Guest guest]

roguekc@...

Thank you for your kind words. I am open to helping any one who extense a

desire to know what to expect, as

Shirley does. Shirley and I have a very special connection. I also feel a

connection with all of those who

suffer the consequences of this disease. I just wnat to help so they do not

have to suffer as I did!

Take care,

gail

roguekc@... wrote:

> Thank you for the note to Tammy and the reminder, Shirley, it surely helps to

> be reminded of the way we ought to be acting not just sometimes, but everyday

> to one another. I didn't realize that Gail had gone so much out of her way

> and done so much while you were having your surgery/trannsplant. That's

> pretty impressive for anyone, not to mention someone suffering with their own

> illnesses. Way to go, Gail, thank you for the example. And thank you too

> Shirley, also for the example that you set and the hope that you share with

> each of us on such a regular basis.

>

> If I weren't diabetic, I'd have been in line for the surgery a long time ago

> - but, right now, I just wait with hope that the surgery will become more

> inclusive or more breakthrough's might become more available for those of us

> with diabetes, and that it happens before we get any worse... So I wait, and

> read, and pray, and take great joy when I read about somebody like Tammy or

> or Amy or or any of the others with courage and the oppo

> rtunity to take advantage of this life-giving procedure, and I share just a

> little bit of the joy and excitement that they must feel, and look forward to

> my turn. I'm pretty certain that it will come in the not-too-distant future.

>

> So thanks again, Shirley, and Tammy, all the success in the world to both you

> and your father, I keep him in my prayers as well, for he too is one of the

> " groundbreakers " for all his efforts in this difficult battle. Safe travels

> to you and God bless.

>

> Peace & Love,

> Terry in KC

>

> PS... I have a family member getting married in Vail, CO next week, so I'll

> be taking on a ten-hour drive with my partner... And I'm really hoping that

> it doesn't become a twenty-hour drive, if ya' know what I mean... So any good

> vibes you can send this way are appreciated.

>

> PPS... I had a rather large sum of money (to me, anyway) automatically

> deposited into my checking account last week, so it looks like after only two

> years and no court time, I've officially been " awarded " SSDI benefits...

> Thank you to all the folks on this list for their many suggestions on how to

> do it " well " and " right " and " avoid having to go through it a second time " ...

> For whichever reason(s), your suggestions worked, and I am enormously

> grateful. Thank you very much. It's not enough to get me out of debt, but

> it is certainly welcome, and will keep change in my pocket for at least a

> little while - and while I'm angry at having to scrape and beg (so I have

> issues) - I truly am thankful for every penny.

>

>

> PANCREATITIS Association, Intl.

> Online e-mail group

>

> To reply to this message hit & quot;reply & quot; or send an e-mail to:

Pancreatitis (AT) Yahoo

>

>

[Guest guest]

roguekc@...

Thank you for your kind words. I am open to helping any one who extense a

desire to know what to expect, as

Shirley does. Shirley and I have a very special connection. I also feel a

connection with all of those who

suffer the consequences of this disease. I just wnat to help so they do not

have to suffer as I did!

Take care,

gail

roguekc@... wrote:

> Thank you for the note to Tammy and the reminder, Shirley, it surely helps to

> be reminded of the way we ought to be acting not just sometimes, but everyday

> to one another. I didn't realize that Gail had gone so much out of her way

> and done so much while you were having your surgery/trannsplant. That's

> pretty impressive for anyone, not to mention someone suffering with their own

> illnesses. Way to go, Gail, thank you for the example. And thank you too

> Shirley, also for the example that you set and the hope that you share with

> each of us on such a regular basis.

>

> If I weren't diabetic, I'd have been in line for the surgery a long time ago

> - but, right now, I just wait with hope that the surgery will become more

> inclusive or more breakthrough's might become more available for those of us

> with diabetes, and that it happens before we get any worse... So I wait, and

> read, and pray, and take great joy when I read about somebody like Tammy or

> or Amy or or any of the others with courage and the oppo

> rtunity to take advantage of this life-giving procedure, and I share just a

> little bit of the joy and excitement that they must feel, and look forward to

> my turn. I'm pretty certain that it will come in the not-too-distant future.

>

> So thanks again, Shirley, and Tammy, all the success in the world to both you

> and your father, I keep him in my prayers as well, for he too is one of the

> " groundbreakers " for all his efforts in this difficult battle. Safe travels

> to you and God bless.

>

> Peace & Love,

> Terry in KC

>

> PS... I have a family member getting married in Vail, CO next week, so I'll

> be taking on a ten-hour drive with my partner... And I'm really hoping that

> it doesn't become a twenty-hour drive, if ya' know what I mean... So any good

> vibes you can send this way are appreciated.

>

> PPS... I had a rather large sum of money (to me, anyway) automatically

> deposited into my checking account last week, so it looks like after only two

> years and no court time, I've officially been " awarded " SSDI benefits...

> Thank you to all the folks on this list for their many suggestions on how to

> do it " well " and " right " and " avoid having to go through it a second time " ...

> For whichever reason(s), your suggestions worked, and I am enormously

> grateful. Thank you very much. It's not enough to get me out of debt, but

> it is certainly welcome, and will keep change in my pocket for at least a

> little while - and while I'm angry at having to scrape and beg (so I have

> issues) - I truly am thankful for every penny.

>

>

> PANCREATITIS Association, Intl.

> Online e-mail group

>

> To reply to this message hit & quot;reply & quot; or send an e-mail to:

Pancreatitis (AT) Yahoo

>

>