Re: Sara's good news

[Guest guest]

Sara, I am so glad for your good report from the doc.

I have been in a not dissimilar situation, although mine didn't go so

far as getting the biopsy. (My doc was on vacation, and his partner

said he would have ordered one; I waited until my own doc came back,

with much trepidation, and was feeling very dubious and sorry for

myself at having to go through all this stuff -- echosounds,

ultrasounds, and I forget what all else -- until I realized, when I got

the final report, how very silly I'd been. I immediately reversed

fields in his office and thanked him, and told him I knew that this was

really some very good news that could have been awful that he'd had to

hand out.)

So congratulations. Glad you're well and back to enjoying life!

C.

[Guest guest]

Oh, and lest I frighten or worry anybody out there. My little situation

was long before I'd even had a thought that I might need orthognathic

surgery, or even braces again. There was no link at all between the two

things for me.

Cammie

[Guest guest]

Thanks Cammie for your very kind words, especially because I know

that someone very close to you has recently not been as lucky as me

health wise. I hope he is doing better. As for me, this little health

scare has really taught me to appreciate good health and to take

better care of myself. Boy am I glad that I quit smoking 7 months ago

and even gladder than my darling fiance' has also finally decided to

quit.

Sara

> Sara, I am so glad for your good report from the doc.

>

> I have been in a not dissimilar situation, although mine didn't go

so

> far as getting the biopsy. (My doc was on vacation, and his partner

> said he would have ordered one; I waited until my own doc came

back,

> with much trepidation, and was feeling very dubious and sorry for

> myself at having to go through all this stuff -- echosounds,

> ultrasounds, and I forget what all else -- until I realized, when I

got

> the final report, how very silly I'd been. I immediately reversed

> fields in his office and thanked him, and told him I knew that this

was

> really some very good news that could have been awful that he'd had

to

> hand out.)

>

> So congratulations. Glad you're well and back to enjoying life!

>

> C.

[Guest guest]

Sara - I'm sorry to hear of your Gynecologic scare, but am SO relieved

to hear that the biopsy was benign! With all the stress you have been

under, with your surgery and all, it's easy for your regularity (Gyn-wise)

to get all fouled up. The usual rule is: Stress in the beginning of your

cycle means you will be early & stress in the end of your cycle means

you will be late. Sometimes it takes a few cycles to get regular again.

Take care and be as patient with your body as with your recovering

face! ~~ Diane

> > Sara, I am so glad for your good report from the doc.

> >

> > I have been in a not dissimilar situation, although mine didn't go

> so

> > far as getting the biopsy. (My doc was on vacation, and his partner

> > said he would have ordered one; I waited until my own doc came

> back,

> > with much trepidation, and was feeling very dubious and sorry for

> > myself at having to go through all this stuff -- echosounds,

> > ultrasounds, and I forget what all else -- until I realized, when I

> got

> > the final report, how very silly I'd been. I immediately reversed

> > fields in his office and thanked him, and told him I knew that this

> was

> > really some very good news that could have been awful that he'd

had

> to

> > hand out.)

> >

> > So congratulations. Glad you're well and back to enjoying life!

> >

> > C.

[Guest guest]

Hi Sara,

I'm really glad to hear that all is well with you; that's great news -

take care :-)

Judy

[Guest guest]

Thanks Diane for your kind words:-) I'm just so glad to have that

whole biopsy ordeal over with. I see from your previous posts that

you're still not convinced about having the le forte done but that ur

happy to get lipo done! Funny how I see the lip being more gorry than

the le forte. to each their own fears, right? well your OMS certainly

sounds like a lovely man and a good doctor who has been keeping you

informed about what the procedure involves well in advance of the

actual surgery date and that is very good. as for the talking with

the splint, i was talking after 2 days. i found the erase board

really frustrating because people would just start to walk away when

i was half way through writing what i had to say. at first talking

was frustrating because i really felt like i sounded like a baby and

often people didn't understand me but it did feel good just to talk

again rather than write on my board like crazy. you'll be fine. i'm

sure:-)

Sara

> > > Sara, I am so glad for your good report from the doc.

> > >

> > > I have been in a not dissimilar situation, although mine didn't

go

> > so

> > > far as getting the biopsy. (My doc was on vacation, and his

partner

> > > said he would have ordered one; I waited until my own doc came

> > back,

> > > with much trepidation, and was feeling very dubious and sorry

for

> > > myself at having to go through all this stuff -- echosounds,

> > > ultrasounds, and I forget what all else -- until I realized,

when I

> > got

> > > the final report, how very silly I'd been. I immediately

reversed

> > > fields in his office and thanked him, and told him I knew that

this

> > was

> > > really some very good news that could have been awful that he'd

> had

> > to

> > > hand out.)

> > >

> > > So congratulations. Glad you're well and back to enjoying life!

> > >

> > > C.