For Rami

[Guest guest]

Rami,

One suggestion here... Since the photo section here is overloaded

(HINT*HINT*HINT* Ray) and not functional just now, go to site2 and

have a look at the pictures. Make your own judgment about how much or

how little you wish to show your children to prepare them for your

post-op appearance

You will not want to be devising a new disciplinary plan while you're

post op, I'm thinking. Although, if you will forgive me, it rather

sounds as though you need one.

What you might consider is hiring a nanny or mom's helper, even a

swuft teenage neighbor, to help you out for a time. You will probably

be very weary, post op, and you're gonna need some time to rest and

let your body put itself back together. Not meaning to frighten you,

just trying to help you prepare.

Best,

Cammie

>

> Thanks for the info - my kids are 5 & 3 - not so easy to manage,

they

> constantly fight with each other (as brother & sisters do) They

don't

> listen to me as well as their father - I usually have to sream at

the

> top of my lungs to get them to stop. Its very frustrating because

> when my husband is there - he can just walk in the room without

> saying anything and they immediatly stop. I guess I,m gonna have to

> come up with some sort of plan. I know I'll get through it, just

like

> everyone else. I am happy to here you are happy with your results -

> that gives me hope that all this pain will soon be gone. Have a

great

> weekend! Rami

[Guest guest]

> Rami,

>

> One suggestion here... Since the photo section here is overloaded

> (HINT*HINT*HINT* Ray)> Best,

>

> Cammie

Cammie...

I don't want to start an argument, but when I attempted to remove

pictures, some people objected (I don't want to name names) very

firmly. So, I didn't proceed. Now, if you tell me it's ok, then..

I will do some cleanup.

Ray