Re: Re: and Bev

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Funny about the big toxic lemons... LO....today I could laugh about it. I had a good day. Good luck with the MRI.

Hugs,

There would be nothing to frighten you if you refused to be afraid. Gandhi

From: <melissaladdison@...> Sent: Fri, October 15, 2010 9:02:52 AMSubject: Re: and Bev

When life hands you big toxic lemons. Ahhh man, we can only make moldy lemonade! At least we are alive, we can laugh, we can type, we can use our voice. We lost a lot, we lose a lot, but we've gained more mentally and we now know who are friends are.Next stop, MRI.>> -i just cried when I read your message. It hurts me deeply when such a wonderful person as yourself couldve maybe been more recovered by now. did you have them removed by your original ps? What state do you live in? maybe there IS hope...even if you can't have surgery..I'm serious. Like the light therapy-we did another 4 minutes today...it knocked out the bottom part of the breast but not the top. The fact is-with enough treatments it can be killed, if in case

there is mold stuck safe inside your chest. I have so much faith for you! > And I love all your ideas for my future in still doing hair. > And I would totally have my husband clean your bathrooms!! And he's a good dog washer too .> That makes sense about the deodrant. > Sweet dreams> Xo. Keep fighting sister> Bev > > Sent via BlackBerry by AT & T> >

and Bev> >  > I do not know how long your explant surgery was> Did you ask at consultation how long surgery would take?>  > If I remember correctly proper explant is  a 6-8 hour surgery > I believe Dr. Kolb has worked longer hours on some of her patients> to remove capsules>  > If your surgery did not take long....> Their either  unskilled or just plain lazy>  > Sandy~>  >  >