Guest guest Posted June 2, 2000 Report Share Posted June 2, 2000 Hello to our new MGB family. On Wednesday, my husband , had his MGB along with Flo, Toni, Francine, Genzel, and Lori. He is doing remarkably well and is at the hotel being pampered by his mom. I've returned to Fargo, as in North Dakota, with confidence to complete the MGB package so that I can join my husband on the other side. Yes, is the brave one in this husband and wife team! All day Wednesday, I watched in awe as the six littermates returned to their rooms. And if there was to have been a competition for first out of bed, I believe Flo and Lori would have tied for the blue ribbon. I am thankful to have met each and every one of you and your families. Imagine my disappointment on Thursday, when I returned to the hospital after having gone back to the hotel to shower, to find the MGB rooms empty and being cleaned for the next set of littermates. So much for lengthy goodbyes! We'll be back, though, sometime in late July or August, as I take my turn with the great Dr. R. I can't imagine Durham Regional Hospital without Trish making the rounds. Trish, could you stick around until I get back? Well, hugs to all and I look forward to your progress reports! . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 3, 2000 Report Share Posted June 3, 2000 --- WOW SHELLEY! Its great to hear the news that you have decided to go forward with your new life...:-D.. I m pleased is doing well.Now you!!! YAHOOOOOO!! Just let me know when and I will try to plan to be home so I can visit you and help out......... The first 3 days were rough for me and today I woke up knowing I slept on both sides of my tummy! Warm Regards! GOD BLESS lori MiniGastricBypass (AT) e, sneal03@h... wrote: > Hello to our new MGB family. On Wednesday, my husband , had his > MGB along with Flo, Toni, Francine, Genzel, and Lori. He is > doing remarkably well and is at the hotel being pampered by his mom. > I've returned to Fargo, as in North Dakota, with confidence to > complete the MGB package so that I can join my husband on the other > side. Yes, is the brave one in this husband and wife team! > All day Wednesday, I watched in awe as the six littermates returned > to their rooms. And if there was to have been a competition for > first out of bed, I believe Flo and Lori would have tied for the blue > ribbon. I am thankful to have met each and every one of you and your > families. Imagine my disappointment on Thursday, when I returned to > the hospital after having gone back to the hotel to shower, to find > the MGB rooms empty and being cleaned for the next set of > littermates. So much for lengthy goodbyes! We'll be back, though, > sometime in late July or August, as I take my turn with the great Dr. > R. I can't imagine Durham Regional Hospital without Trish making the > rounds. Trish, could you stick around until I get back? Well, hugs > to all and I look forward to your progress reports! . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 3, 2000 Report Share Posted June 3, 2000 --- WOW SHELLEY! Its great to hear the news that you have decided to go forward with your new life...:-D.. I m pleased is doing well.Now you!!! YAHOOOOOO!! Just let me know when and I will try to plan to be home so I can visit you and help out......... The first 3 days were rough for me and today I woke up knowing I slept on both sides of my tummy! Warm Regards! GOD BLESS lori MiniGastricBypass (AT) e, sneal03@h... wrote: > Hello to our new MGB family. On Wednesday, my husband , had his > MGB along with Flo, Toni, Francine, Genzel, and Lori. He is > doing remarkably well and is at the hotel being pampered by his mom. > I've returned to Fargo, as in North Dakota, with confidence to > complete the MGB package so that I can join my husband on the other > side. Yes, is the brave one in this husband and wife team! > All day Wednesday, I watched in awe as the six littermates returned > to their rooms. And if there was to have been a competition for > first out of bed, I believe Flo and Lori would have tied for the blue > ribbon. I am thankful to have met each and every one of you and your > families. Imagine my disappointment on Thursday, when I returned to > the hospital after having gone back to the hotel to shower, to find > the MGB rooms empty and being cleaned for the next set of > littermates. So much for lengthy goodbyes! We'll be back, though, > sometime in late July or August, as I take my turn with the great Dr. > R. I can't imagine Durham Regional Hospital without Trish making the > rounds. Trish, could you stick around until I get back? Well, hugs > to all and I look forward to your progress reports! . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 3, 2000 Report Share Posted June 3, 2000 --- WOW SHELLEY! Its great to hear the news that you have decided to go forward with your new life...:-D.. I m pleased is doing well.Now you!!! YAHOOOOOO!! Just let me know when and I will try to plan to be home so I can visit you and help out......... The first 3 days were rough for me and today I woke up knowing I slept on both sides of my tummy! Warm Regards! GOD BLESS lori MiniGastricBypass (AT) e, sneal03@h... wrote: > Hello to our new MGB family. On Wednesday, my husband , had his > MGB along with Flo, Toni, Francine, Genzel, and Lori. He is > doing remarkably well and is at the hotel being pampered by his mom. > I've returned to Fargo, as in North Dakota, with confidence to > complete the MGB package so that I can join my husband on the other > side. Yes, is the brave one in this husband and wife team! > All day Wednesday, I watched in awe as the six littermates returned > to their rooms. And if there was to have been a competition for > first out of bed, I believe Flo and Lori would have tied for the blue > ribbon. I am thankful to have met each and every one of you and your > families. Imagine my disappointment on Thursday, when I returned to > the hospital after having gone back to the hotel to shower, to find > the MGB rooms empty and being cleaned for the next set of > littermates. So much for lengthy goodbyes! We'll be back, though, > sometime in late July or August, as I take my turn with the great Dr. > R. I can't imagine Durham Regional Hospital without Trish making the > rounds. Trish, could you stick around until I get back? Well, hugs > to all and I look forward to your progress reports! . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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