Guest guest Posted May 11, 2005 Report Share Posted May 11, 2005 Carol: I never even thought about the post-op appointments...Thanks for giving me something to look forward to...(haha) Yes, I am beginning to realize that my surgery is just around the corner. I have been in braces for 28 months now, so what's another 7 weeks! Not to mention the 3 years of braces when I was younger. Take Care, > > Just checking in on how all my June surgery buddies are doing. I am > > going crazy trying to schedule all these pre-op appointments. My > pre- > > op screening is scheduled for June 20th. At the screening > > appointment > > they will be doing all the lab work, and donating one unit of blood. > > My > > pre-op physical is set for May 23rd. Tomorrow is the fun day of > > getting the wires and hooks. Then in between all these appointments > > are the surgeon appointments and dental cleaning...CRAZINESS!!! I > > guess on a good note these appointments will keep me busy and time > > will > > fly by. > > > > Anyway, I will let ya'll know how the wires and hooks go tomorrow! > > > > Take Care, > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 11, 2005 Report Share Posted May 11, 2005 I am now less than 5 weeks away!!! YAY! I can not wait to get this over with! I did not have much hassle with the pre-op appointments. I go to the surgeon to take molds and have a Q and A session on the 24th of May. Then that afternoon I go to the ortho to get more molds (yay) and then get my hooks on (already have the surgical wires). My ortho wanted to get me in earlier than a week before so he had time to make an adjustment if he found something wrong on my molds. And it sounds like he has no plans for changing my ceramic braces over to metal for the surgery so that is awesome! Then on June 7th I go to the hospital for all my pre-op assessments. Then the surgery is June 14th. So what day should I celebrate my birthday this year since I sure wont be celebrating on June 15th!!!! I guess I will have cake the week before I CAN'T wait for this surgery though. I think one of the braces adjustments moved my teeth just enough so that I now bite down on to the gums behind my bottom molars. I have a big sore on each gum on the bottom...I'm guessing my top molars are hitting the gums instead of bottom molars now. Any suggestions for helping with these painful annoying sores for the next 5 weeks??? Thanks! ~~ > > > Just checking in on how all my June surgery buddies are doing. I > am > > > going crazy trying to schedule all these pre-op appointments. My > > pre- > > > op screening is scheduled for June 20th. At the screening > > > appointment > > > they will be doing all the lab work, and donating one unit of > blood. > > > My > > > pre-op physical is set for May 23rd. Tomorrow is the fun day of > > > getting the wires and hooks. Then in between all these > appointments > > > are the surgeon appointments and dental cleaning...CRAZINESS!!! > I > > > guess on a good note these appointments will keep me busy and time > > > will > > > fly by. > > > > > > Anyway, I will let ya'll know how the wires and hooks go tomorrow! > > > > > > Take Care, > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2005 Report Share Posted May 13, 2005 , Yeah ... almost 6 weeks! We've come a long way. Let's keep on counting ... with a smile! Carol > > > > , > > > > If you think that's crazy ... check this out: At my > > > last " discussion > > > > appointment " with my Surgeon pre-op, we made all my post-op > > > > appointments. It's overwhelming, but it really helps in > keeping > > > > organized, making sure I have the times right and working with > my > > > > office to take the time off up front. I scheduled a total of > 11 > > > > appointments for between 5/9 and 7/21 - oh boy! > > > > My Surgeon actually put on my hooks during surgery. From what > > I've > > > > read here, that doesn't seem to be the norm, but it was one > less > > > thing > > > > I had to take care of before hand! > > > > Take care - you're almost there! > > > > Carol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2005 Report Share Posted May 13, 2005 Carol, You got it! Have a Great Weekend!! > > > > > , > > > > > If you think that's crazy ... check this out: At my > > > > last " discussion > > > > > appointment " with my Surgeon pre-op, we made all my post-op > > > > > appointments. It's overwhelming, but it really helps in > > keeping > > > > > organized, making sure I have the times right and working > with > > my > > > > > office to take the time off up front. I scheduled a total of > > 11 > > > > > appointments for between 5/9 and 7/21 - oh boy! > > > > > My Surgeon actually put on my hooks during surgery. From > what > > > I've > > > > > read here, that doesn't seem to be the norm, but it was one > > less > > > > thing > > > > > I had to take care of before hand! > > > > > Take care - you're almost there! > > > > > Carol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2005 Report Share Posted June 4, 2005 Sara, Yeah, that's what everyone keeps saying ... how the time is just flying by and how I'm half way there. For me, it seems like I've been wired shut for months and months and months. I'm dealing ... as best as I can. Some days I'm proud of myself and how I keep positive and other days I'm upset with myself over how I mope and sulk and let it get me down. A balance to everything, I guess. The day after my surgery, Dr. Neugarten told me I could leave that day if I wanted to. I thought he was insane! I told my boyfriend about it yesterday and he agreed that there was no way I could have left the hospital so soon. But, I also had both upper and lower ... so I'll keep my fingers crossed that you can leave as soon as you're up to it. Just don't rush it. Let them take care of you for as long as it's necessary. It's important! I agree, the staff in the PSAT group were great. I didn't get kisses ... but I recall a hug or two. It just makes you feel better about the whole thing when the hospital in its entirety seem to all be on the same helpful, kind thought wave! Two thumbs up for your brother! That's awesome! Music didn't occur to me. I'll bet that will make things all the calmer for you! Great idea! Excellent! I'll tell Dr. (Schwartz) to take extra special good care of you! Honestly, he's a great doctor and a great guy ... you'll be in good hands. Oh, yes ... eat eat eat, oh yeah, and EAT!!! I'm a bit behind on the posts ... but I'll be sure and check for you tomorrow (Sunday). Just rememember that I'm sending you positive thoughts and encouragement ... and I'm really close by ... so you're sure to feel it! Big hugs!!! Carol > > > > Sara, > > > > What a productive day you had! Ok then ... > hospital " check! " ... > > > pre- > > > > op discussion " check! " ... now you're off to sunny CA to relax > > > before > > > > the big day. I'm SO excited for you! > > > > Carol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2005 Report Share Posted June 5, 2005 , Thanks so much for your input. It's nice to know that I'm not alone. Yes, I've found that each surgeon varies slightly in how they do things pre-surgery, in surgery and post-surgery. As long as we all come through it successfully ... that works for me! Take care, Carol > > > > Hi Dale, > > > > > > > > I have had my hooks on since May 12th. Not sure why so early, > > but > > > I > > > > am well adjusted to them now. I will be having a Lefort 3 > piece > > > > only. No lower as of now. I only have a few pre-op > appointments > > > > remaining which is a good thing. I have already done my lab > work > > > and > > > > physical last week. The Zip-N-Squeeze bags are already in my > > > > cabinets along with the jaw wrap. So thanks to all you old > > timers > > > I > > > > am well prepared!! > > > > > > > > Wow, 300 lbs of crawfish! A cajun dream...haha!! I agree with > > you > > > in > > > > that fried shrimp is the best! I am truly craving that shrimp > > > poboy. > > > > When I make my trip down to Baton Rouge I am going to stop off > > for > > > > Cammie's Crab soup and then head over to your area for some > fried > > > > shrimp! Sounds like a good plan to me...(haha) > > > > > > > > Dale, thank you so so much for all your support and well > wishes! > > > It > > > > is so much appreciated. I can't wait to join all my buddies on > > the > > > > other side! > > > > > > > > Take Care, > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2005 Report Share Posted June 5, 2005 , What a wonderful image! You go girl! <snap!> Carol > > > > Dee, > > > > > > > > I did finish my essay which is good news and have actually been > > > able > > > > to get out and enjoy the day. I think I am going to take a > > little > > > > nap because writing that essay wore me out. It is so hard > > focusing > > > > on my school studies with all this surgery mess going on. My > > mind > > > > seems to be on the surgery 24/7..haha. > > > > > > > > I really haven't thought much about post op clothes, but I > would > > > > think something very comfortable that is not tight fitting. > Yes, > > > be > > > > sure it can go over your head with ease. When I get to that > > point > > > I > > > > will let you know and fill you in on what I have come up with... > > > (haha) > > > > > > > > I will be sure to give you blow by blow details of my surgery > and > > > > post op! It's funny because last week it felt like my surgery > > was > > > so > > > > far away, whereas this week it feels so close. > > > > > > > > Anyway, let me go catch that nap while I can....I will talk to > > you > > > > soon! > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2005 Report Share Posted June 12, 2005 Sara, Well, it's a new day and the sun is shining (sort of) and I'm hoping that I've come out the other side of my mood. I had a good cry on the phone last night with my Boyfriend. That helped a little bit. For me, I'm not really dealing with much pain or discomfort - physically. It's my mind that's all messed up. I'm having dreams about all the metal in my mouth falling out and my bottom jaw falling off or the other one about a high school reunion where no one knows who I am and they don't understand me when I talk. Psychologically, this has been very difficult for me. I'm a single Mom, working full time - so I have enough stress in my life normally. This has just put me over the edge, from time to time. <sigh> I'll see Dr. on Wednesday. I'm hoping and praying that he'll understand ... and be able to help, in some way. In the meantime, it helps to vent here. 'Cause most of the time, when I try to purge all this onto my Mom or my Boyfriend - they are sincerly concerned and willing to help - but just CAN'T. And the thing is, they don't understand that. NO, there is NOTHING you can do to help me right now. NO, I don't need you to get me anything. NO, I don't want to talk about it. NO, I don't want you to come over and give me a hug. GEEZ! They mean well ... but enough all ready! So, thanks Sara (and everyone) for listening ... and being there. If nothing else, I KNOW that you guys UNDERSTAND! STOMP STOMP STOMP ... Carol > Carol, > > I'm sorry to hear that today has just been " one " of those days for > you. I'm sure you've had more than your fair share of them lately. > For me I find the positivity comes and goes in waves. One minute I'm > being all chirpy and positive and determined to get over this period > and then something as stupid as taking the darn penicillin medicine > which makes me want to vomit can put me into the WORSE mood ever. Or > trying to join the conversation at dinner and having no one > understand what you're saying despite the fact that you're trying so > darn hard to enunciate your words clearly and it's pulling at your > wounds. Ugh. Makes you just want to stamp your feet and throw a > tantrum like a little kid. > > When I get like this I tend to lock myself up in the bathroom so > that I can have myself a wee sob without any interfering and I get > to thinking about one phrase Dr. Sachs told me pre-op, " Remember > your recovery is just a phase in your life. It is not permanent and > things will go back to normal and they will be even better than > normal. " I think about all the pains I had pre-surgery such as not > being able to eat properly (ok so I still can't) and the headaches > (ok, so I'm pretty much still in pain now only that my jaw is forced > shut too and I need to take codeine daily) and I hang on to the hope > that once I get through this phase all will unfold like a magical > fairytale. I think it's pretty wonderous that we live in a time and > age where doctors can actually operate on us to solve our dental and > jaw problems. And as silly as it may be, for me hanging on to the > daydream of what my life will be like once i get this stupid splint > out and once i get the braces off and can open my jaw properly again > makes the whole ordeal a little more bearable. It may not be acting > positive per se but it helps me get back to that positive frame of > mind again. AND I am a big advocate of getting stuff off your chest > when you have to. If crying or throwing a fit is going to make you > feel better then do it. No one is Joan of Arc and lord knows our > patience is being tested right now. So stamp your feet and in the > process try to stamp some of that negativity away:-) You've come > this far and it's one heck of an achievement, if I may say so myself. > > Sending you a huge virtual hug and wishing you a good saturday night. > > Sara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2005 Report Share Posted June 12, 2005 carol - keep your chin up! i know it's overwhelming - and i can't imagine havig the responsibility of kids right now. you know, other people can help you though...even if it's getting you a glass of water. you seem like a very independent person, so it may sound crazy to you. but if your boyfriend or mom asks if they can do anything...have them rub your back or blend a shake. or just give you a hug ) i always remember having a mini-break down around day 5 just out of frustration in past surgeries. i almost started crying yesterday...but then my mom yelled and said " you can't cry because of the splint. " then i passively shed some tears...and let the snot dribble out...so gross! and if you need to just vent - we're always here to help you out and give you virtual hugs! -becky > > Carol, > > > > I'm sorry to hear that today has just been " one " of those days for > > you. I'm sure you've had more than your fair share of them lately. > > For me I find the positivity comes and goes in waves. One minute > I'm > > being all chirpy and positive and determined to get over this > period > > and then something as stupid as taking the darn penicillin medicine > > which makes me want to vomit can put me into the WORSE mood ever. > Or > > trying to join the conversation at dinner and having no one > > understand what you're saying despite the fact that you're trying > so > > darn hard to enunciate your words clearly and it's pulling at your > > wounds. Ugh. Makes you just want to stamp your feet and throw a > > tantrum like a little kid. > > > > When I get like this I tend to lock myself up in the bathroom so > > that I can have myself a wee sob without any interfering and I get > > to thinking about one phrase Dr. Sachs told me pre-op, " Remember > > your recovery is just a phase in your life. It is not permanent and > > things will go back to normal and they will be even better than > > normal. " I think about all the pains I had pre-surgery such as not > > being able to eat properly (ok so I still can't) and the headaches > > (ok, so I'm pretty much still in pain now only that my jaw is > forced > > shut too and I need to take codeine daily) and I hang on to the > hope > > that once I get through this phase all will unfold like a magical > > fairytale. I think it's pretty wonderous that we live in a time and > > age where doctors can actually operate on us to solve our dental > and > > jaw problems. And as silly as it may be, for me hanging on to the > > daydream of what my life will be like once i get this stupid splint > > out and once i get the braces off and can open my jaw properly > again > > makes the whole ordeal a little more bearable. It may not be acting > > positive per se but it helps me get back to that positive frame of > > mind again. AND I am a big advocate of getting stuff off your chest > > when you have to. If crying or throwing a fit is going to make you > > feel better then do it. No one is Joan of Arc and lord knows our > > patience is being tested right now. So stamp your feet and in the > > process try to stamp some of that negativity away:-) You've come > > this far and it's one heck of an achievement, if I may say so > myself. > > > > Sending you a huge virtual hug and wishing you a good saturday > night. > > > > Sara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2005 Report Share Posted June 12, 2005 Carol, I am sending you a big hug right now! Hang in there because you and I don't have much longer!! Look at it this way, it could be worse and you could be me just going into surgery..(haha) You are almost there....You can do it!! > > > Carol, > > > > > > I'm sorry to hear that today has just been " one " of those days for > > > you. I'm sure you've had more than your fair share of them lately. > > > For me I find the positivity comes and goes in waves. One minute > > I'm > > > being all chirpy and positive and determined to get over this > > period > > > and then something as stupid as taking the darn penicillin medicine > > > which makes me want to vomit can put me into the WORSE mood ever. > > Or > > > trying to join the conversation at dinner and having no one > > > understand what you're saying despite the fact that you're trying > > so > > > darn hard to enunciate your words clearly and it's pulling at your > > > wounds. Ugh. Makes you just want to stamp your feet and throw a > > > tantrum like a little kid. > > > > > > When I get like this I tend to lock myself up in the bathroom so > > > that I can have myself a wee sob without any interfering and I get > > > to thinking about one phrase Dr. Sachs told me pre- op, " Remember > > > your recovery is just a phase in your life. It is not permanent and > > > things will go back to normal and they will be even better than > > > normal. " I think about all the pains I had pre-surgery such as not > > > being able to eat properly (ok so I still can't) and the headaches > > > (ok, so I'm pretty much still in pain now only that my jaw is > > forced > > > shut too and I need to take codeine daily) and I hang on to the > > hope > > > that once I get through this phase all will unfold like a magical > > > fairytale. I think it's pretty wonderous that we live in a time and > > > age where doctors can actually operate on us to solve our dental > > and > > > jaw problems. And as silly as it may be, for me hanging on to the > > > daydream of what my life will be like once i get this stupid splint > > > out and once i get the braces off and can open my jaw properly > > again > > > makes the whole ordeal a little more bearable. It may not be acting > > > positive per se but it helps me get back to that positive frame of > > > mind again. AND I am a big advocate of getting stuff off your chest > > > when you have to. If crying or throwing a fit is going to make you > > > feel better then do it. No one is Joan of Arc and lord knows our > > > patience is being tested right now. So stamp your feet and in the > > > process try to stamp some of that negativity away:-) You've come > > > this far and it's one heck of an achievement, if I may say so > > myself. > > > > > > Sending you a huge virtual hug and wishing you a good saturday > > night. > > > > > > Sara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2005 Report Share Posted June 12, 2005 becky, You are too good! You are barely home from the hospital and already you are giving me support in my time of need. Thank you thank you thank you!!! I'm trying ... but it's hard. Had to go do laundry today ... and so I let my Boyfriend come and help. It made him happy to do something for me and it actually was really helpful to me not to have to carry the heavy bags to and from the car. I'm so grateful for this forum in which to vent ... and even more so for all the support that comes back at me! Thanks SO much ... I needed that hug. Have a good night, Carol > > > Carol, > > > > > > I'm sorry to hear that today has just been " one " of those days for > > > you. I'm sure you've had more than your fair share of them lately. > > > For me I find the positivity comes and goes in waves. One minute > > I'm > > > being all chirpy and positive and determined to get over this > > period > > > and then something as stupid as taking the darn penicillin medicine > > > which makes me want to vomit can put me into the WORSE mood ever. > > Or > > > trying to join the conversation at dinner and having no one > > > understand what you're saying despite the fact that you're trying > > so > > > darn hard to enunciate your words clearly and it's pulling at your > > > wounds. Ugh. Makes you just want to stamp your feet and throw a > > > tantrum like a little kid. > > > > > > When I get like this I tend to lock myself up in the bathroom so > > > that I can have myself a wee sob without any interfering and I get > > > to thinking about one phrase Dr. Sachs told me pre- op, " Remember > > > your recovery is just a phase in your life. It is not permanent and > > > things will go back to normal and they will be even better than > > > normal. " I think about all the pains I had pre-surgery such as not > > > being able to eat properly (ok so I still can't) and the headaches > > > (ok, so I'm pretty much still in pain now only that my jaw is > > forced > > > shut too and I need to take codeine daily) and I hang on to the > > hope > > > that once I get through this phase all will unfold like a magical > > > fairytale. I think it's pretty wonderous that we live in a time and > > > age where doctors can actually operate on us to solve our dental > > and > > > jaw problems. And as silly as it may be, for me hanging on to the > > > daydream of what my life will be like once i get this stupid splint > > > out and once i get the braces off and can open my jaw properly > > again > > > makes the whole ordeal a little more bearable. It may not be acting > > > positive per se but it helps me get back to that positive frame of > > > mind again. AND I am a big advocate of getting stuff off your chest > > > when you have to. If crying or throwing a fit is going to make you > > > feel better then do it. No one is Joan of Arc and lord knows our > > > patience is being tested right now. So stamp your feet and in the > > > process try to stamp some of that negativity away:-) You've come > > > this far and it's one heck of an achievement, if I may say so > > myself. > > > > > > Sending you a huge virtual hug and wishing you a good saturday > > night. > > > > > > Sara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2005 Report Share Posted June 12, 2005 , Thanks for the hug. I can use all the hugs I can get this week. Just call me the little engine that could ... I think I can I think I can I think I can ... Carol > > > > Carol, > > > > > > > > I'm sorry to hear that today has just been " one " of those days > for > > > > you. I'm sure you've had more than your fair share of them > lately. > > > > For me I find the positivity comes and goes in waves. One > minute > > > I'm > > > > being all chirpy and positive and determined to get over this > > > period > > > > and then something as stupid as taking the darn penicillin > medicine > > > > which makes me want to vomit can put me into the WORSE mood > ever. > > > Or > > > > trying to join the conversation at dinner and having no one > > > > understand what you're saying despite the fact that you're > trying > > > so > > > > darn hard to enunciate your words clearly and it's pulling at > your > > > > wounds. Ugh. Makes you just want to stamp your feet and throw a > > > > tantrum like a little kid. > > > > > > > > When I get like this I tend to lock myself up in the bathroom > so > > > > that I can have myself a wee sob without any interfering and I > get > > > > to thinking about one phrase Dr. Sachs told me pre- > op, " Remember > > > > your recovery is just a phase in your life. It is not permanent > and > > > > things will go back to normal and they will be even better than > > > > normal. " I think about all the pains I had pre-surgery such as > not > > > > being able to eat properly (ok so I still can't) and the > headaches > > > > (ok, so I'm pretty much still in pain now only that my jaw is > > > forced > > > > shut too and I need to take codeine daily) and I hang on to the > > > hope > > > > that once I get through this phase all will unfold like a > magical > > > > fairytale. I think it's pretty wonderous that we live in a time > and > > > > age where doctors can actually operate on us to solve our > dental > > > and > > > > jaw problems. And as silly as it may be, for me hanging on to > the > > > > daydream of what my life will be like once i get this stupid > splint > > > > out and once i get the braces off and can open my jaw properly > > > again > > > > makes the whole ordeal a little more bearable. It may not be > acting > > > > positive per se but it helps me get back to that positive frame > of > > > > mind again. AND I am a big advocate of getting stuff off your > chest > > > > when you have to. If crying or throwing a fit is going to make > you > > > > feel better then do it. No one is Joan of Arc and lord knows > our > > > > patience is being tested right now. So stamp your feet and in > the > > > > process try to stamp some of that negativity away:-) You've > come > > > > this far and it's one heck of an achievement, if I may say so > > > myself. > > > > > > > > Sending you a huge virtual hug and wishing you a good saturday > > > night. > > > > > > > > Sara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2005 Report Share Posted June 22, 2005 , Yes, you did say that. And I believe you may be right! Take care, Carol > > > > , > > > > > > > > Getting stuck with a needle is no phone on any day but two on > the > > > > same day, that is cruel! Glad you survived. Regarding your iron > > > > deficiency, maybe you need to take some iron supplements? My > > doctor > > > > told me to take Ferro Sequel (which is an over the counter > > > > supplement) pre-surgery. Check with your doctor though first. > > > Either > > > > that or eat up lots of spinach girl!! > > > > > > > > Re the breathing tubes. I know thet sound dreadful but when I > > woke > > > up > > > > I was happy to still have them. I can't imagine how I would > have > > > > coped without them on. You have all this blood still in your > > > stomach > > > > and the last thing you want to be doing is vomit it up. The > > > > nasalgastric tube keeps that from happening and then the > > breathing > > > > tube really does help because at first your mouth is all > blocked > > as > > > > well as your nose so any extra help you can get is welcome! > > > > > > > > I'm sure you'll be just fine and if you should ever panic just > > > > imagine all of us in the OR with you holding your hand:-) > > > > > > > > Sara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 27, 2005 Report Share Posted June 27, 2005 Carol, Thank you so so much for your kind words. Likewise, each and everyone of you on this site has given me the strength and determination to get to the other side of this surgery. I was so upset my home computer broke down right before my surgery, but thought, , you have received so much wonderful advice and support from this site to last a lifetime. I couldn't have been this prepared without each and everyone of you! I'll chat with you on the other side!! 23.5 hours from surgery > > Hi All: > > > > Just wanted to let you all know that my computer is down at home, > so I > > will try to chat on Monday while I am at work. It needs quite a > bit of > > work, so I decided just to set it aside and not stress out before > > surgery and just worry about it when I am feeling better! I will > > probably just end up buying a new one, but I am just to busy > preparing > > for surgery doing all those last minute errands thanks to Sara's > > shopping list..(haha) to worry about the computer! > > > > Anyway, I hope to talk to you all on Monday the day before my > surgery > > to post all my thanks to each of you! > > > > Have a Great Weekend, > > --Caboose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 27, 2005 Report Share Posted June 27, 2005 , Hahaha! Now it's down to hours!!! You go girl! *snap* See you on the other side ... hopefully I'll be unwired and unsplinted by then. All the best ... Hugs! Carol > > > Hi All: > > > > > > Just wanted to let you all know that my computer is down at > home, > > so I > > > will try to chat on Monday while I am at work. It needs quite a > > bit of > > > work, so I decided just to set it aside and not stress out > before > > > surgery and just worry about it when I am feeling better! I > will > > > probably just end up buying a new one, but I am just to busy > > preparing > > > for surgery doing all those last minute errands thanks to Sara's > > > shopping list..(haha) to worry about the computer! > > > > > > Anyway, I hope to talk to you all on Monday the day before my > > surgery > > > to post all my thanks to each of you! > > > > > > Have a Great Weekend, > > > --Caboose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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