Guest guest Posted March 7, 2005 Report Share Posted March 7, 2005 - Hospital just called...my surgery is tomorrow at 11:30 Anxious to get it over with!!!! I'm having lower jaw moved back and genio. How long do the bandages stay on for each procedure? BOB -- In orthognathicsurgerysupport , " pg001999 " <pg001999@y...> wrote: > > hi everyone! i'm on day five, swelling is going down, fortunately > andi 'm feeling a lot better. i am pretty ugly looking, i look like > quasimodo. i've been joking with my mom aboutwhat hpapens if all the > swelling goes down, but, say, my lips stay huge and bruised forever. > > tomorrow the bandages from genio and lipo come off, and i'm thinking > that the bruising will go down to my neck and chest pretty quickly > after that. i am literally counting the hours. > > today, i got a vicodin buzz and starting getting sappy. I nearly > cried during a commercial for Sylvan Learning Center commercial when > a mom told her daughter she was proud of her. it was *awesome*. > > already getting sick of food. but it's okay, i like ensure more than > i thought i would. > > how's everyone else doing? Someone has surgery on the 9th, right? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2005 Report Share Posted March 7, 2005 Hi Bob! Genio--5 days...i'm sure bandages from genio annoying won't be *nearly* as annoying as having a combination of bandages! GOOD LUCK tomorrow! it'll be fine, i wasn't at all uncomfortable... take care, pamela > > > > hi everyone! i'm on day five, swelling is going down, fortunately > > andi 'm feeling a lot better. i am pretty ugly looking, i look like > > quasimodo. i've been joking with my mom aboutwhat hpapens if all > the > > swelling goes down, but, say, my lips stay huge and bruised forever. > > > > tomorrow the bandages from genio and lipo come off, and i'm > thinking > > that the bruising will go down to my neck and chest pretty quickly > > after that. i am literally counting the hours. > > > > today, i got a vicodin buzz and starting getting sappy. I nearly > > cried during a commercial for Sylvan Learning Center commercial > when > > a mom told her daughter she was proud of her. it was *awesome*. > > > > already getting sick of food. but it's okay, i like ensure more > than > > i thought i would. > > > > how's everyone else doing? Someone has surgery on the 9th, right? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2006 Report Share Posted June 18, 2006 Welcome back, Ron! Laurie __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2006 Report Share Posted June 18, 2006 Glad you're back Ron, I missed you! I'm glad to hear that you don't need your cane as much as you did, that'a a good thing. " Happy Birthday! " Enjoy the ocean for me, it has been way to long since I have walked on the sand and played in the water. I was away for a while too and can understand those " dark places " but we are here for you and you don't have to go there alone. Glad you are back on the program and working it again. You know what you have to do so stick with it. We are all behind you! PEGGY > > Hello everyone. I just wanted to check in and let you all know I was still alive and kicking. I haven't been keeping up with all the messages here... in fact, I deleted about 500 messages yesterday and read just the last 2 days worth. I had sort of shut myself in a cave for a short time. I was " sulking " and just in general not doing well with my weight loss. I am still doing some self- evaluating, but overall feeling better. During this hybrination phase, I gained about 8 or 9 pounds. Yesterday, I stuck my nose to the grindstone and started the 1200 calorie meal plan for the first time since starting my journey. I didn't do too bad. I went over by about 70-80 calories. Today, I shoud do about the same... we'll see. > > I'm still having some of those bad thoughts of seeing others bypass me and getting myself all worked up about it. It's not as easy as I thought it might be to get over those feelings. But... I know how important it is to ME to get this weight off and have the surgery and I won't let even me stand in the way of it. It'll just take me a little longer than most to do it. I have to learn to accept that. Like most things worth while, it's just not an easy task. Having my sister here to talk to about all this and helps me along is a wonderful asset. > > Wednesday is my birthday and to celebrate, I'm taking a day trip to Bodega Bay. I'm going to walk along the beach for a while. Walking in the sand has always been one of those things I dread, but I'm going to really enjoy it this time. It'll be a good workout. I'm also working on weaning myself away from using my cane as much. The only times I really feel I need it anymore is after I've been up and around a long time. Once I've been on my feet for long periods, I have a harder time walking around and the cane just adds a " comfort zone " and some support. > > Anyway, I'm here and will try to participate again. I hated being away, but I was in a " dark place " and no one wants to see that... trust me. > > Ron > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2006 Report Share Posted June 18, 2006 Ron When you get in that place reach out to us! Even if you don't want to post it to the whole board. Email one of us off line and we will help you. We spend all our lives isolating......don't be afraid of reaching out! Glad to see you back with us > > Hello everyone. I just wanted to check in and let you all know I was still alive and kicking. I haven't been keeping up with all the messages here... in fact, I deleted about 500 messages yesterday and read just the last 2 days worth. I had sort of shut myself in a cave for a short time. I was " sulking " and just in general not doing well with my weight loss. I am still doing some self- evaluating, but overall feeling better. During this hybrination phase, I gained about 8 or 9 pounds. Yesterday, I stuck my nose to the grindstone and started the 1200 calorie meal plan for the first time since starting my journey. I didn't do too bad. I went over by about 70-80 calories. Today, I shoud do about the same... we'll see. > > I'm still having some of those bad thoughts of seeing others bypass me and getting myself all worked up about it. It's not as easy as I thought it might be to get over those feelings. But... I know how important it is to ME to get this weight off and have the surgery and I won't let even me stand in the way of it. It'll just take me a little longer than most to do it. I have to learn to accept that. Like most things worth while, it's just not an easy task. Having my sister here to talk to about all this and helps me along is a wonderful asset. > > Wednesday is my birthday and to celebrate, I'm taking a day trip to Bodega Bay. I'm going to walk along the beach for a while. Walking in the sand has always been one of those things I dread, but I'm going to really enjoy it this time. It'll be a good workout. I'm also working on weaning myself away from using my cane as much. The only times I really feel I need it anymore is after I've been up and around a long time. Once I've been on my feet for long periods, I have a harder time walking around and the cane just adds a " comfort zone " and some support. > > Anyway, I'm here and will try to participate again. I hated being away, but I was in a " dark place " and no one wants to see that... trust me. > > Ron > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2006 Report Share Posted June 18, 2006 Welcome back, Ron! You've made huge progress since you began this journey - even with the occasional setback, I have a sense that each time you fall back a bit but you're still making overall progress. I know what you mean about the cane; I don't use one but for several years now I've used a tall staff when I have to walk more than a short distance outdoors. It's a great tool and gives me a lot of support, sort of a " security staff " . I'm glad you finally came out of your cave and into the summer sunlight. Cathy C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2006 Report Share Posted June 18, 2006 Good to see you again Ron...enjoy your day in the sun and san. Remember the sun tan lotion. > > Hello everyone. I just wanted to check in and let you all know I was still alive and kicking. I haven't been keeping up with all the messages here... in fact, I deleted about 500 messages yesterday and read just the last 2 days worth. I had sort of shut myself in a cave for a short time. I was " sulking " and just in general not doing well with my weight loss. I am still doing some self-evaluating, but overall feeling better. During this hybrination phase, I gained about 8 or 9 pounds. Yesterday, I stuck my nose to the grindstone and started the 1200 calorie meal plan for the first time since starting my journey. I didn't do too bad. I went over by about 70-80 calories. Today, I shoud do about the same... we'll see. > > I'm still having some of those bad thoughts of seeing others bypass me and getting myself all worked up about it. It's not as easy as I thought it might be to get over those feelings. But... I know how important it is to ME to get this weight off and have the surgery and I won't let even me stand in the way of it. It'll just take me a little longer than most to do it. I have to learn to accept that. Like most things worth while, it's just not an easy task. Having my sister here to talk to about all this and helps me along is a wonderful asset. > > Wednesday is my birthday and to celebrate, I'm taking a day trip to Bodega Bay. I'm going to walk along the beach for a while. Walking in the sand has always been one of those things I dread, but I'm going to really enjoy it this time. It'll be a good workout. I'm also working on weaning myself away from using my cane as much. The only times I really feel I need it anymore is after I've been up and around a long time. Once I've been on my feet for long periods, I have a harder time walking around and the cane just adds a " comfort zone " and some support. > > Anyway, I'm here and will try to participate again. I hated being away, but I was in a " dark place " and no one wants to see that... trust me. > > Ron > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 Hi Ron, I'm glad to see your back. You have been missed. Happy Birthday! I hope you have a wonderful and beautiful day in Bodega Bay. Isis "sassy"BBQ Man wrote: Hello everyone. I just wanted to check in and let you all know I was still alive and kicking. I haven't been keeping up with all the messages here... in fact, I deleted about 500 messages yesterday and read just the last 2 days worth. I had sort of shut myself in a cave for a short time. I was "sulking" and just in general not doing well with my weight loss. I am still doing some self-evaluating, but overall feeling better. During this hybrination phase, I gained about 8 or 9 pounds. Yesterday, I stuck my nose to the grindstone and started the 1200 calorie meal plan for the first time since starting my journey. I didn't do too bad. I went over by about 70-80 calories. Today, I shoud do about the same... we'll see. I'm still having some of those bad thoughts of seeing others bypass me and getting myself all worked up about it. It's not as easy as I thought it might be to get over those feelings. But... I know how important it is to ME to get this weight off and have the surgery and I won't let even me stand in the way of it. It'll just take me a little longer than most to do it. I have to learn to accept that. Like most things worth while, it's just not an easy task. Having my sister here to talk to about all this and helps me along is a wonderful asset. Wednesday is my birthday and to celebrate, I'm taking a day trip to Bodega Bay. I'm going to walk along the beach for a while. Walking in the sand has always been one of those things I dread, but I'm going to really enjoy it this time. It'll be a good workout. I'm also working on weaning myself away from using my cane as much. The only times I really feel I need it anymore is after I've been up and around a long time. Once I've been on my feet for long periods, I have a harder time walking around and the cane just adds a "comfort zone" and some support. Anyway, I'm here and will try to participate again. I hated being away, but I was in a "dark place" and no one wants to see that... trust me. Ron Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low rates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 Ron, my sweet...I was wondering where you were. You know, it's so very easy to get into a funk when you are really eager to "get there" and really afraid that it won't ever happen. I hate to be irritating, but there is really something to the power of positive thinking. Fake it until you make it. You know? I mean, just decide you ARE going to get there, no matter what. When you have a temptation, don't measure it for the momentary snarfle of food it is...instead, slap it's face silly. Think, "No WAY. I'm going to GET THERE, and ain't nothin' gonna break-a my stride...chocolate cake be damned!" Get feisty about it. Do some self-talk. Talk out loud and say, "Ron, you are worth it, you are gonig to get there...one step at a time, but darn it....you are gonig to get there by hook or by crook! Ain't no two ways about it." It helped me. once I started being positive and optimistic a out it, the little temptations lost their power. The dark dungeons lost their allure. Good for you, out there walking. Have a great birthday, and realize that on your NEXT birthday, you are going to be half the man you are now!!! We love you, glad you are back, and keep on plugging away, friend!! Robynn wrote: Good to see you again Ron...enjoy your day in the sun and san. Remember the sun tan lotion.>> Hello everyone. I just wanted to check in and let you all know Iwas still alive and kicking. I haven't been keeping up with all themessages here... in fact, I deleted about 500 messages yesterday andread just the last 2 days worth. I had sort of shut myself in a cavefor a short time. I was "sulking" and just in general not doing wellwith my weight loss. I am still doing some self-evaluating, butoverall feeling better. During this hybrination phase, I gained about8 or 9 pounds. Yesterday, I stuck my nose to the grindstone andstarted the 1200 calorie meal plan for the first time since startingmy journey. I didn't do too bad. I went over by about 70-80calories. Today, I shoud do about the same... we'll see.> > I'm still having some of those bad thoughts of seeing others bypassme and getting myself all worked up about it. It's not as easy as Ithought it might be to get over those feelings. But... I knowhow important it is to ME to get this weight off and have the surgeryand I won't let even me stand in the way of it. It'll just take me alittle longer than most to do it. I have to learn to accept that. Like most things worth while, it's just not an easy task. Having mysister here to talk to about all this and helps me along is awonderful asset.> > Wednesday is my birthday and to celebrate, I'm taking a day trip toBodega Bay. I'm going to walk along the beach for a while. Walkingin the sand has always been one of those things I dread, but I'm goingto really enjoy it this time. It'll be a good workout. I'm alsoworking on weaning myself away from using my cane as much. The onlytimes I really feel I need it anymore is after I've been up and arounda long time. Once I've been on my feet for long periods, I have aharder time walking around and the cane just adds a "comfort zone" andsome support.> > Anyway, I'm here and will try to participate again. I hated beingaway, but I was in a "dark place" and no one wants to see that... trust me. > > Ron> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 Thanks Laurie! So how are you doing? Ron Re: Checking in... Welcome back, Ron! Laurie __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 Thank you Peggy. My enjoyment of the beach will be extended to everyone if you like. Oh how I wish I lived there again. I've been pretty good about sticking with it these last 4 days now. I'd like to say there won't be any more set backs, but one never knows.... does one? But at least I'm not in as dark a place now. Ron Re: Checking in... Glad you're back Ron, I missed you! I'm glad to hear that you don't need your cane as much as you did, that'a a good thing. "Happy Birthday!" Enjoy the ocean for me, it has been way to long since I have walked on the sand and played in the water. I was away for a while too and can understand those "dark places" but we are here for you and you don't have to go there alone. Glad you are back on the program and working it again. You know what you have to do so stick with it. We are all behind you!PEGGY>> Hello everyone. I just wanted to check in and let you all know I was still alive and kicking. I haven't been keeping up with all the messages here... in fact, I deleted about 500 messages yesterday and read just the last 2 days worth. I had sort of shut myself in a cave for a short time. I was "sulking" and just in general not doing well with my weight loss. I am still doing some self-evaluating, but overall feeling better. During this hybrination phase, I gained about 8 or 9 pounds. Yesterday, I stuck my nose to the grindstone and started the 1200 calorie meal plan for the first time since starting my journey. I didn't do too bad. I went over by about 70-80 calories. Today, I shoud do about the same... we'll see.> > I'm still having some of those bad thoughts of seeing others bypass me and getting myself all worked up about it. It's not as easy as I thought it might be to get over those feelings. But... I know how important it is to ME to get this weight off and have the surgery and I won't let even me stand in the way of it. It'll just take me a little longer than most to do it. I have to learn to accept that. Like most things worth while, it's just not an easy task. Having my sister here to talk to about all this and helps me along is a wonderful asset.> > Wednesday is my birthday and to celebrate, I'm taking a day trip to Bodega Bay. I'm going to walk along the beach for a while. Walking in the sand has always been one of those things I dread, but I'm going to really enjoy it this time. It'll be a good workout. I'm also working on weaning myself away from using my cane as much. The only times I really feel I need it anymore is after I've been up and around a long time. Once I've been on my feet for long periods, I have a harder time walking around and the cane just adds a "comfort zone" and some support.> > Anyway, I'm here and will try to participate again. I hated being away, but I was in a "dark place" and no one wants to see that... trust me. > > Ron> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 , I'll try to remember this for my next funk. (As if I'm planning to HAVE another one...) <g> Thanks for the welcome! Ron Re: Checking in... RonWhen you get in that place reach out to us! Even if you don't want to post it to the whole board. Email one of us off line and we will help you. We spend all our lives isolating......don't be afraid of reaching out!Glad to see you back with us>> Hello everyone. I just wanted to check in and let you all know I was still alive and kicking. I haven't been keeping up with all the messages here... in fact, I deleted about 500 messages yesterday and read just the last 2 days worth. I had sort of shut myself in a cave for a short time. I was "sulking" and just in general not doing well with my weight loss. I am still doing some self-evaluating, but overall feeling better. During this hybrination phase, I gained about 8 or 9 pounds. Yesterday, I stuck my nose to the grindstone and started the 1200 calorie meal plan for the first time since starting my journey. I didn't do too bad. I went over by about 70-80 calories. Today, I shoud do about the same... we'll see.> > I'm still having some of those bad thoughts of seeing others bypass me and getting myself all worked up about it. It's not as easy as I thought it might be to get over those feelings. But... I know how important it is to ME to get this weight off and have the surgery and I won't let even me stand in the way of it. It'll just take me a little longer than most to do it. I have to learn to accept that. Like most things worth while, it's just not an easy task. Having my sister here to talk to about all this and helps me along is a wonderful asset.> > Wednesday is my birthday and to celebrate, I'm taking a day trip to Bodega Bay. I'm going to walk along the beach for a while. Walking in the sand has always been one of those things I dread, but I'm going to really enjoy it this time. It'll be a good workout. I'm also working on weaning myself away from using my cane as much. The only times I really feel I need it anymore is after I've been up and around a long time. Once I've been on my feet for long periods, I have a harder time walking around and the cane just adds a "comfort zone" and some support.> > Anyway, I'm here and will try to participate again. I hated being away, but I was in a "dark place" and no one wants to see that... trust me. > > Ron> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 It's nice to be out of my cave with everyone else. And, with any luck, that cane of mine will be history in the near future. Ron Re: Checking in... Welcome back, Ron! You've made huge progress since you began this journey - even with the occasional setback, I have a sense that each time you fall back a bit but you're still making overall progress. I know what you mean about the cane; I don't use one but for several years now I've used a tall staff when I have to walk more than a short distance outdoors. It's a great tool and gives me a lot of support, sort of a "security staff". I'm glad you finally came out of your cave and into the summer sunlight. Cathy C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 Thanks . How are YOU doing? Are you moving along at full speed, or struggling like me? Ron Re: Checking in... Good to see you again Ron...enjoy your day in the sun and san. Remember the sun tan lotion.>> Hello everyone. I just wanted to check in and let you all know Iwas still alive and kicking. I haven't been keeping up with all themessages here... in fact, I deleted about 500 messages yesterday andread just the last 2 days worth. I had sort of shut myself in a cavefor a short time. I was "sulking" and just in general not doing wellwith my weight loss. I am still doing some self-evaluating, butoverall feeling better. During this hybrination phase, I gained about8 or 9 pounds. Yesterday, I stuck my nose to the grindstone andstarted the 1200 calorie meal plan for the first time since startingmy journey. I didn't do too bad. I went over by about 70-80calories. Today, I shoud do about the same... we'll see.> > I'm still having some of those bad thoughts of seeing others bypassme and getting myself all worked up about it. It's not as easy as Ithought it might be to get over those feelings. But... I knowhow important it is to ME to get this weight off and have the surgeryand I won't let even me stand in the way of it. It'll just take me alittle longer than most to do it. I have to learn to accept that. Like most things worth while, it's just not an easy task. Having mysister here to talk to about all this and helps me along is awonderful asset.> > Wednesday is my birthday and to celebrate, I'm taking a day trip toBodega Bay. I'm going to walk along the beach for a while. Walkingin the sand has always been one of those things I dread, but I'm goingto really enjoy it this time. It'll be a good workout. I'm alsoworking on weaning myself away from using my cane as much. The onlytimes I really feel I need it anymore is after I've been up and arounda long time. Once I've been on my feet for long periods, I have aharder time walking around and the cane just adds a "comfort zone" andsome support.> > Anyway, I'm here and will try to participate again. I hated beingaway, but I was in a "dark place" and no one wants to see that... trust me. > > Ron> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 Thanks Sassy! I'm back on track now and promise to have a great time. Ron Re: Checking in... Hi Ron, I'm glad to see your back. You have been missed. Happy Birthday! I hope you have a wonderful and beautiful day in Bodega Bay. Isis "sassy"BBQ Man wrote: Hello everyone. I just wanted to check in and let you all know I was still alive and kicking. I haven't been keeping up with all the messages here... in fact, I deleted about 500 messages yesterday and read just the last 2 days worth. I had sort of shut myself in a cave for a short time. I was "sulking" and just in general not doing well with my weight loss. I am still doing some self-evaluating, but overall feeling better. During this hybrination phase, I gained about 8 or 9 pounds. Yesterday, I stuck my nose to the grindstone and started the 1200 calorie meal plan for the first time since starting my journey. I didn't do too bad. I went over by about 70-80 calories. Today, I shoud do about the same... we'll see. I'm still having some of those bad thoughts of seeing others bypass me and getting myself all worked up about it. It's not as easy as I thought it might be to get over those feelings. But... I know how important it is to ME to get this weight off and have the surgery and I won't let even me stand in the way of it. It'll just take me a little longer than most to do it. I have to learn to accept that. Like most things worth while, it's just not an easy task. Having my sister here to talk to about all this and helps me along is a wonderful asset. Wednesday is my birthday and to celebrate, I'm taking a day trip to Bodega Bay. I'm going to walk along the beach for a while. Walking in the sand has always been one of those things I dread, but I'm going to really enjoy it this time. It'll be a good workout. I'm also working on weaning myself away from using my cane as much. The only times I really feel I need it anymore is after I've been up and around a long time. Once I've been on my feet for long periods, I have a harder time walking around and the cane just adds a "comfort zone" and some support. Anyway, I'm here and will try to participate again. I hated being away, but I was in a "dark place" and no one wants to see that... trust me. Ron Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low rates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Share Posted June 19, 2006 Robynn, Robynn, Robynn... We can always count on you to steer us in the right direction. I just finished day 4 of the 1200 calorie meal plan. I've gone over every day but not by too much. I figure that as I was most likely eating 3000-3500 calories a day and am currently doing nearly 1/3 of that, I'm doing pretty darned good. Day 1 was about 1380, day 2 about 1450, day 3 was 1266, and today was 1252. As most of you know, planning out your meals in the morning is very important and makes the day go so much better. I finally made it (as of this morning) back under 450 again. About 2 months or so ago, I had been down to 447. Then I fell into my funk and bounced between 450 and 455 until now. I'm back to 447. As long as I can stick to this meal plan (no, I'm not using the D word), I'm hoping the weight will fall off me. You are also right that the self talk helps and is very important. I don't ever recall feeling that I wasn't worth it. Mostly, my self talk is talking myself out of eating things I shouldn't be eating. I know what the good choices are. And they're easier to make now, but still difficult at times. I make a list to do the shopping and stick to it, plan my meals, try to not to cook more than I need and if there are leftovers, plan their use wisely. Now that I'm being more careful of my calorie intake, I have seen what a waste of calories most beverages are. So water has become even more prevalent in my diet than it was... and it was already "top dog". Thanks for everything Robynn. I'm really looking forward to being half the man I am now. Ron Re: Re: Checking in... Ron, my sweet...I was wondering where you were. You know, it's so very easy to get into a funk when you are really eager to "get there" and really afraid that it won't ever happen. I hate to be irritating, but there is really something to the power of positive thinking. Fake it until you make it. You know? I mean, just decide you ARE going to get there, no matter what. When you have a temptation, don't measure it for the momentary snarfle of food it is...instead, slap it's face silly. Think, "No WAY. I'm going to GET THERE, and ain't nothin' gonna break-a my stride...chocolate cake be damned!" Get feisty about it. Do some self-talk. Talk out loud and say, "Ron, you are worth it, you are gonig to get there...one step at a time, but darn it....you are gonig to get there by hook or by crook! Ain't no two ways about it." It helped me. once I started being positive and optimistic a out it, the little temptations lost their power. The dark dungeons lost their allure. Good for you, out there walking. Have a great birthday, and realize that on your NEXT birthday, you are going to be half the man you are now!!! We love you, glad you are back, and keep on plugging away, friend!! Robynn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2006 Report Share Posted June 20, 2006 You're welcome, Ron. Ehh, I stopped smoking again and am basically just grumpy. I suppose I'll get beyond it eventually. Although grumpy is a natural state of being for me. Thanks for asking. Laurie __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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