totally off topic:For phil (does dorfnz mean you have piles of endorphins???)

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Ceast,

(I'm not sure what your real name is but I guess it would have been

posted here and I apologise for being totally unobservant

I was the lucky one the guy five paces back in the queue got

dorknz.......hahahahaha

Ya know what? I think I feel the glimmer of feeling in my top lip

today, I'm sure its there.........hmmmmmmm yep definitely!!!!! I

almost feel guilty about feeling so on top of the world, I see so

many people not that happy with their surgery and here I am happy as

larry. I certainly feel sorry for those people and the peeps that

have had a tough time post surgery, it will be interesting to see how

they feel in a couple of months time.

take care everyone

> >

> > Hiya everyone, just my 5 cents worth.

> >

> > I have read a lot of posts from people who are unhappy with the

> > results of their surgery and from all of them them there is one

> > common thread - they are looking at the results and making a

> > judgement only two or three days after surgery. I think we all

> > scutinize the " new me " and in some way or another are

dissapointed

> > with the results (my top lip is too big, my nose is too big, I

> have

> > assymetry, my face looks puffy, yadda yadda yadda, lol) but as

the

> > days go by I think we get more accustomed to the " new me " I lived

> > with the old me for 43 years and was never happy with what I saw

> in

> > the mirror, so I think the the operation is a little like hanging

> new

> > wall paper, it doesnt matter what the new wall paper looks like -

> it

> > will always be better than the old wall paper even if it does

have

> > imperfections because its fresh, new and sitting in the right

> place,

> > it simply cant be worse.

> >

> > For me just the chance to spend the next 43 years looking normal

> is a

> > godsend. The fact that people wont be looking at my mouth when I

> talk

> > to them wondering " what is odd about this guy? " will give me so

> much

> > more confidence. Hey, Brad Pitt, Clooney I was never gonna

> > look like, but to smile with confidence is just the ticket (if

> this

> > numbness ever wears off and I actually get to smile, lol).

> >

> > BTW I posted a before and after pic under " phil "

> >

> > Have a great day everyone

> >

> > Phil

> >

> >