Judy/Re: --Caboose - limbo buddy

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Judy,

Best of luck getting through your busy schedule today. I will keep

Jordan in my prayers for the fixator to be off soon.

Yes, I really believe with our miracles that we have a purpose here

on this earth. For one thing right now our purpose is to help each

other get out of this limbo time warp..(haha) I like you had family

and friend support to get through my ordeal with Kaitlyn.

Please keep me updated on your call to the OS today. I need to also

call mine and ask them about this huge bump under my lip that I

noticed last night. It is so gross!

Talk at ya a little later limbo buddy! (yes not for long though) I

am claiming that this limbo chain be broken soon!

--Caboose

> ,

> No, no - you do NOT have to be the caboose of the limbo group ;-)

> I think we should just say that (for now) we're part of

> the " temporarily in limbo group " - and no one needs to be the

> caboose in that group!

> Losing my dad so young was hard, it's one of my most vivid early

> memories. It is a miracle that I survived, along with my Mom. Those

> were tough days to get through, but we all helped each other get

> through. I was the youngest of 6 girls, so had plenty of big

sisters

> to help me out. I have some great memories of my dad, and yes, it

> really helps me; even though I still miss him a lot even though it

> was so long ago now. I've had a few 'close-calls' in my life, so by

> now I figure there's a reason why I'm here. I have some chronic

pain

> issues to deal with - but amazingly I'm still walking and doing

what

> I need to do.

> What you went through with Kaitlyn is amazing and nothing short of

a

> miracle too; the fact that she is perfectly healthy is another

> miracle. I'm glad you followed your inner voice to go through with

> everything. I can't imagine the stress you must have been feeling

> through all that. I had three kids and the worst problem that I had

> to go through was a few kidney stones during labor with my oldest

> son.

> As far as braces and ear tubes, they're both do-able if that's what

> I'll need. I hope I don't but if I do, well - then I do.

> I plan on calling my OS office tomorrow to talk about everything,

> including this shift in my teeth and bite position. I have no idea

> what they'll say or do about it if anything. I'm also thinking

> about calling the orthodontist that my kids used (two out of my

> three kids needed braces); and asking him if he'll see me and give

> me his opinion about what's going on inside my mouth, and what he

> thinks will need to be done, or not done, about it.

> I've got a super busy day tomorrow, starting out with an exercise

> class in the early a.m., then have to take Jordan to his physical

> therapy check up (Jordan is the one that has the fixator on,

> hopefully not for much longer though). My afternoon is full too,

but

> I should be able to have time to make these phone calls somewhere

> inbetween everything.

> I'll let you know what, if anything, I find out after getting in

> touch with someone at the OS office.

> Judy - your limbo buddy (hopefully not much longer - for either of

> us)