Good news

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I am excited about the new job options that are being opened for you

and your girls. I will be praying that we read a good news post soon

about the jobs being officially offered!!! :-)

(Aundrea 9 systemic)-

-- In , " Kelleka " <Kelleka@c...> wrote:

> Hi All,

> Well, Krystal is doing so so on the Celebrex. She goes back to

the rhuemy next week. The good news is that we both applied at the

post office, passed the entrance and typing exams so do the

pre-orientation Saturday and the interview process begins Tuesday, Mar

1.

> The good news is that if Krystal gets this job, she will do far

better. It's encoding--computer work inside heated/cooled building.

This will do wonders for her. I had concerns about how she would do

being on the computer full time. She hasn't been having problems with

typing or with length of time using the keyboard, so this may work out

very well for her should she get one of the 1000 encoding jobs

available. It may be a job she can keep during the remainder of her

college, and after if she can't immediately find a job in her chosen

major (astrophysics).

> In addition, my older daughter applied a day or two after, so

she is in a different testing group. Should she get one of the jobs,

this would be wonderful for her as she has birth defects in her legs

resulting in several surgeries. The doctor has constantly recommended

a sit down job with computer work to alleviate the strain on her legs

and possibility of throwing the surgical corrections out of whack. If

she can get one of those jobs, it would be ideal until she completes

her accounting degree.

> Krystal's dr said that this type of work would be ideal for her

because of the jra and fibro--it may also allow the Celebrex to work

better as the job would take out the physical labor of her current

job. Her current employer has reduced her job to basically a cashier

and is good about allowing her usage of a chair, but she still has

physical movement--bending, squatting, lifting, etc--with the cleaning

aspects of being a cashier. The postal job would be sit down, typing

only. She could then pick up a minor exercise program suited for her

body. Right now that is on hold because of some of the odd positions

she is in while cleaning--the cleaning does her in and she doesn't

have the mobility or flexibility or stamina to exercise after working

her shift.

> So things may be looking up for both my girls. *smile* Just had

to share as we have been feeling pretty positive about things

recently.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, that is good news! I hope that you all get the jobs you are

after. Being a cashier is tough work, plus being a student. I hope the

Celebrex helps more. Michele ( 17, pauci & spondy)

Good News

Hi All,

Well, Krystal is doing so so on the Celebrex. She goes back to the

rhuemy next week. The good news is that we both applied at the post

office, passed the entrance and typing exams so do the pre-orientation

Saturday and the interview process begins Tuesday, Mar 1.

The good news is that if Krystal gets this job, she will do far

better. It's encoding--computer work inside heated/cooled building.

This will do wonders for her. I had concerns about how she would do

being on the computer full time. She hasn't been having problems with

typing or with length of time using the keyboard, so this may work out

very well for her should she get one of the 1000 encoding jobs

available. It may be a job she can keep during the remainder of her

college, and after if she can't immediately find a job in her chosen

major (astrophysics).

In addition, my older daughter applied a day or two after, so she is

in a different testing group. Should she get one of the jobs, this would

be wonderful for her as she has birth defects in her legs resulting in

several surgeries. The doctor has constantly recommended a sit down job

with computer work to alleviate the strain on her legs and possibility

of throwing the surgical corrections out of whack. If she can get one

of those jobs, it would be ideal until she completes her accounting

degree.

Krystal's dr said that this type of work would be ideal for her

because of the jra and fibro--it may also allow the Celebrex to work

better as the job would take out the physical labor of her current job.

Her current employer has reduced her job to basically a cashier and is

good about allowing her usage of a chair, but she still has physical

movement--bending, squatting, lifting, etc--with the cleaning aspects of

being a cashier. The postal job would be sit down, typing only. She

could then pick up a minor exercise program suited for her body. Right

now that is on hold because of some of the odd positions she is in while

cleaning--the cleaning does her in and she doesn't have the mobility or

flexibility or stamina to exercise after working her shift.

So things may be looking up for both my girls. *smile* Just had to

share as we have been feeling pretty positive about things recently.

[Guest guest]

- Yeah for Krystal! I am glad to here the Celebrex is working. What a

relief!! Tell her good luck with the job!

Alia and Caroline, age 3, poly and uveitis

Good News

Hi All,

Well, Krystal is doing so so on the Celebrex. She goes back to the

rhuemy next week. The good news is that we both applied at the post office,

passed the entrance and typing exams so do the pre-orientation Saturday and

the interview process begins Tuesday, Mar 1.

The good news is that if Krystal gets this job, she will do far better.

It's encoding--computer work inside heated/cooled building. This will do

wonders for her. I had concerns about how she would do being on the

computer full time. She hasn't been having problems with typing or with

length of time using the keyboard, so this may work out very well for her

should she get one of the 1000 encoding jobs available. It may be a job she

can keep during the remainder of her college, and after if she can't

immediately find a job in her chosen major (astrophysics).

In addition, my older daughter applied a day or two after, so she is in

a different testing group. Should she get one of the jobs, this would be

wonderful for her as she has birth defects in her legs resulting in several

surgeries. The doctor has constantly recommended a sit down job with

computer work to alleviate the strain on her legs and possibility of

throwing the surgical corrections out of whack. If she can get one of those

jobs, it would be ideal until she completes her accounting degree.

Krystal's dr said that this type of work would be ideal for her because

of the jra and fibro--it may also allow the Celebrex to work better as the

job would take out the physical labor of her current job. Her current

employer has reduced her job to basically a cashier and is good about

allowing her usage of a chair, but she still has physical movement--bending,

squatting, lifting, etc--with the cleaning aspects of being a cashier. The

postal job would be sit down, typing only. She could then pick up a minor

exercise program suited for her body. Right now that is on hold because of

some of the odd positions she is in while cleaning--the cleaning does her in

and she doesn't have the mobility or flexibility or stamina to exercise

after working her shift.

So things may be looking up for both my girls. *smile* Just had to

share as we have been feeling pretty positive about things recently.

[Guest guest]

, That is great news! I hope this is her special cocktail of

medications that will keep her pain free. Have a great day! (n,

16, systemic)

good news

>

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I thought I would just a give a quick good news report on Aundrea.

> She has been on the mtx/plaquenil combo for about 8 weeks now. After

> week 3 of mtx we really saw significant improvement.

>

> Other than her daily rash you wouldn't suspect that she even has jra.

> In the past 5 weeks she has only had one day of joint pain in knee and

> wrist and a couple days of stiffness.

>

> I got all of her labs back the other day and they look great too.

>

> Hopefully, this will lead to remission! I guess it will be quite some

> time before we do any kind of taper, but I am just thankful that for

> today things are going well for her.

>

> As for me, I am still fighting this infection. My cold turned into a

> sinus infection. Its been nearly 6 weeks now. I am starting round

> two of antibiotics...I haven't been able to breathe out of my left

> nostril for weeks now and waking up every morning with a severe

> headache on the left side of my head/face has turned me into a bit

> of a grouch...Good news is that dispite all of the viruses going

> around, Aundrea has remained surprisingly healthy.

>

> God Bless,

>

> (Aundrea 9 systemic)

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

....

I am glad that Aundrea is finally feeling better.. I hope the drug combo

continues to work for her.. My dad had a sinus infection like that over

christmas and it took two rounds of antibiotics and about 6-8 weeks to get

over.. I hope you feel better soon..

Hugs,

Emilie ( Poly age 5)

good news

Hi everyone,

I thought I would just a give a quick good news report on Aundrea.

She has been on the mtx/plaquenil combo for about 8 weeks now. After

week 3 of mtx we really saw significant improvement.

Other than her daily rash you wouldn't suspect that she even has jra.

In the past 5 weeks she has only had one day of joint pain in knee and

wrist and a couple days of stiffness.

I got all of her labs back the other day and they look great too.

Hopefully, this will lead to remission! I guess it will be quite some

time before we do any kind of taper, but I am just thankful that for

today things are going well for her.

As for me, I am still fighting this infection. My cold turned into a

sinus infection. Its been nearly 6 weeks now. I am starting round

two of antibiotics...I haven't been able to breathe out of my left

nostril for weeks now and waking up every morning with a severe

headache on the left side of my head/face has turned me into a bit

of a grouch...Good news is that dispite all of the viruses going

around, Aundrea has remained surprisingly healthy.

God Bless,

(Aundrea 9 systemic)

[Guest guest]

-..

GREAT news on Drea, lets hope it continues ))))

IM sorry about your illness... im right there with you, last weekend

I had a nasty bout of the flu and i seem to be unable to shake the

end of it. This stuffy, head cold just wont go away. ick!!!

Get better!!! thats an order!!!!

Hugs Helen and (7,systemic)

-- In , " sonia1md " <sonia1md@y...> wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I thought I would just a give a quick good news report on

Aundrea.

> She has been on the mtx/plaquenil combo for about 8 weeks now.

After

> week 3 of mtx we really saw significant improvement.

>

> Other than her daily rash you wouldn't suspect that she even has

jra.

> In the past 5 weeks she has only had one day of joint pain in knee

and

> wrist and a couple days of stiffness.

>

> I got all of her labs back the other day and they look great too.

>

> Hopefully, this will lead to remission! I guess it will be quite

some

> time before we do any kind of taper, but I am just thankful that

for

> today things are going well for her.

>

> As for me, I am still fighting this infection. My cold turned

into a

> sinus infection. Its been nearly 6 weeks now. I am starting

round

> two of antibiotics...I haven't been able to breathe out of my left

> nostril for weeks now and waking up every morning with a severe

> headache on the left side of my head/face has turned me into a bit

> of a grouch...Good news is that dispite all of the viruses going

> around, Aundrea has remained surprisingly healthy.

>

> God Bless,

>

> (Aundrea 9 systemic)

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the well wishes!

(drea 9 systemic)---

In , " WILLIAM PRICE " <bc.price@c...>

wrote:

> , That is great news! I hope this is her special cocktail of

> medications that will keep her pain free. Have a great day!

(n,

> 16, systemic)

> good news

>

>

> >

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I thought I would just a give a quick good news report on Aundrea.

> > She has been on the mtx/plaquenil combo for about 8 weeks now.

After

> > week 3 of mtx we really saw significant improvement.

> >

> > Other than her daily rash you wouldn't suspect that she even has

jra.

> > In the past 5 weeks she has only had one day of joint pain in knee

and

> > wrist and a couple days of stiffness.

> >

> > I got all of her labs back the other day and they look great too.

> >

> > Hopefully, this will lead to remission! I guess it will be quite

some

> > time before we do any kind of taper, but I am just thankful that

for

> > today things are going well for her.

> >

> > As for me, I am still fighting this infection. My cold turned

into a

> > sinus infection. Its been nearly 6 weeks now. I am starting

round

> > two of antibiotics...I haven't been able to breathe out of my left

> > nostril for weeks now and waking up every morning with a severe

> > headache on the left side of my head/face has turned me into a bit

> > of a grouch...Good news is that dispite all of the viruses going

> > around, Aundrea has remained surprisingly healthy.

> >

> > God Bless,

> >

> > (Aundrea 9 systemic)

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Emilie,

Well, at least I know I am not the only one with this sinusitis

sticking around for 6 weeks. I sure hope my second round of

antibiotics will do the trick for me. I am just so run down and would

love to have some energy again.

I am so thankful that all this illness has so far by-passed Aundrea.

I am off to the doctor now to have my sons sore throat checked out.

I sure hope its not strep! UGH where is spring anyway!!!

take care,

sonia (drea 9 systemic)-

-- In , " HARRY SKIDMORE " <h.skidmore@w...>

wrote:

> ....

>

> I am glad that Aundrea is finally feeling better.. I hope the drug

combo continues to work for her.. My dad had a sinus infection like

that over christmas and it took two rounds of antibiotics and about

6-8 weeks to get over.. I hope you feel better soon..

> Hugs,

> Emilie ( Poly age 5)

> good news

>

>

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I thought I would just a give a quick good news report on Aundrea.

> She has been on the mtx/plaquenil combo for about 8 weeks now.

After

> week 3 of mtx we really saw significant improvement.

>

> Other than her daily rash you wouldn't suspect that she even has

jra.

> In the past 5 weeks she has only had one day of joint pain in knee

and

> wrist and a couple days of stiffness.

>

> I got all of her labs back the other day and they look great too.

>

> Hopefully, this will lead to remission! I guess it will be quite

some

> time before we do any kind of taper, but I am just thankful that

for

> today things are going well for her.

>

> As for me, I am still fighting this infection. My cold turned

into a

> sinus infection. Its been nearly 6 weeks now. I am starting

round

> two of antibiotics...I haven't been able to breathe out of my left

> nostril for weeks now and waking up every morning with a severe

> headache on the left side of my head/face has turned me into a bit

> of a grouch...Good news is that dispite all of the viruses going

> around, Aundrea has remained surprisingly healthy.

>

> God Bless,

>

> (Aundrea 9 systemic)

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

...

Spring is not soon enough in my opinion.. has been fighting a

respiratory thing now since last Saturday. We were in NH visiting my mom and a

call to her pedi said that he thought it was viral and called in a script for a

cough supressant for her. Well she's till got it and we were supposed to go to

the docs today, but with 8 inches of snow on the ground and more coming, we

postponed the appt until tomorrow.. I am really glad that drea is doing well..

Hugs,

Emilie ( 5 Poly)

good news

>

>

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I thought I would just a give a quick good news report on Aundrea.

> She has been on the mtx/plaquenil combo for about 8 weeks now.

After

> week 3 of mtx we really saw significant improvement.

>

> Other than her daily rash you wouldn't suspect that she even has

jra.

> In the past 5 weeks she has only had one day of joint pain in knee

and

> wrist and a couple days of stiffness.

>

> I got all of her labs back the other day and they look great too.

>

> Hopefully, this will lead to remission! I guess it will be quite

some

> time before we do any kind of taper, but I am just thankful that

for

> today things are going well for her.

>

> As for me, I am still fighting this infection. My cold turned

into a

> sinus infection. Its been nearly 6 weeks now. I am starting

round

> two of antibiotics...I haven't been able to breathe out of my left

> nostril for weeks now and waking up every morning with a severe

> headache on the left side of my head/face has turned me into a bit

> of a grouch...Good news is that dispite all of the viruses going

> around, Aundrea has remained surprisingly healthy.

>

> God Bless,

>

> (Aundrea 9 systemic)

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

That's super that the drug combo is heading Aundrea in the right

direction!!!!!! As far as sinus infections go, I can empathize -- I

go through that about every 6 months. Yuck.

Stacia and Hunter 8 systemic, iritis

[Guest guest]

, I hope she continues to get better, Have you had a Ct of sinuses done???

Aubrey and have both had sinus surgery after may rounds with antibiotics

didn't work and that did the trick for them just a thought.

Terri B

good news

>

>

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I thought I would just a give a quick good news report on Aundrea.

> She has been on the mtx/plaquenil combo for about 8 weeks now.

After

> week 3 of mtx we really saw significant improvement.

>

> Other than her daily rash you wouldn't suspect that she even has

jra.

> In the past 5 weeks she has only had one day of joint pain in knee

and

> wrist and a couple days of stiffness.

>

> I got all of her labs back the other day and they look great too.

>

> Hopefully, this will lead to remission! I guess it will be quite

some

> time before we do any kind of taper, but I am just thankful that

for

> today things are going well for her.

>

> As for me, I am still fighting this infection. My cold turned

into a

> sinus infection. Its been nearly 6 weeks now. I am starting

round

> two of antibiotics...I haven't been able to breathe out of my left

> nostril for weeks now and waking up every morning with a severe

> headache on the left side of my head/face has turned me into a bit

> of a grouch...Good news is that dispite all of the viruses going

> around, Aundrea has remained surprisingly healthy.

>

> God Bless,

>

> (Aundrea 9 systemic)

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Terri,

I haven't had the ct done yet but the doctors have mentioned it and I

am sure that will be the next step. My insurance has a high

deductible so I was hoping to keep my cost down and just kick this

bug to the curb.

I am going to try a few more tips that gave me, but if things

don't improve within the next week I will definately have to proceed

with the x-rays and surgery if necesary. Just seems like one good

nose blow would do the trick, but all that did was pop my ears! :-(

Boy, I sure hope that Aubrey and don't have any more problems

with sinus infections. They sure are miserable!

(drea 9 systemic)-

-- In , " Terri Berube " <TerriBer@c...> wrote:

> , I hope she continues to get better, Have you had a Ct of

sinuses done??? Aubrey and have both had sinus surgery after

may rounds with antibiotics didn't work and that did the trick for

them just a thought.

>

> Terri B

> good news

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I thought I would just a give a quick good news report on

Aundrea.

>

> > She has been on the mtx/plaquenil combo for about 8 weeks now.

> After

> > week 3 of mtx we really saw significant improvement.

> >

> > Other than her daily rash you wouldn't suspect that she even

has

> jra.

> > In the past 5 weeks she has only had one day of joint pain in

knee

> and

> > wrist and a couple days of stiffness.

> >

> > I got all of her labs back the other day and they look great

too.

> >

> > Hopefully, this will lead to remission! I guess it will be

quite

> some

> > time before we do any kind of taper, but I am just thankful

that

> for

> > today things are going well for her.

> >

> > As for me, I am still fighting this infection. My cold turned

> into a

> > sinus infection. Its been nearly 6 weeks now. I am starting

> round

> > two of antibiotics...I haven't been able to breathe out of my

left

> > nostril for weeks now and waking up every morning with a

severe

> > headache on the left side of my head/face has turned me into a

bit

> > of a grouch...Good news is that dispite all of the viruses

going

> > around, Aundrea has remained surprisingly healthy.

> >

> > God Bless,

> >

> > (Aundrea 9 systemic)

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Marge,

Good to hear you are doing so well!!

Hope your other problems heal just as quick.

JD

> Hi Ho for a bit of good news. I am just home from seeing my

surgeon in a follow up visit. I learned that my hip and knees are

titanium and ceramic. I learned that all three joints are a-okay

and the other hip looks good enough for a few more years. I do not

have to return for two years! Now we can concentrate on the

sacroiliac, and the shingles site which is still sending out spasms

when I try to walk.

> Thanks to all for seeing me through. If I can help, call on me.

> Hugs

> Marge

[Guest guest]

Hi Marge,

I'm happy to hear that your dr visit came out ok . I'm not sure what you mean sacroiliac what is that ? I wish you luck in the rest of your recovery and you take care.

Susie

-------------- Original message --------------

Hi Ho for a bit of good news. I am just home from seeing my surgeon in a follow up visit. I learned that my hip and knees are titanium and ceramic. I learned that all three joints are a-okay and the other hip looks good enough for a few more years. I do not have to return for two years! Now we can concentrate on the sacroiliac, and the shingles site which is still sending out spasms when I try to walk.

Thanks to all for seeing me through. If I can help, call on me.

Hugs

Marge

[Guest guest]

HEY SUSIE, LOWER BACK PAIN. WHERE THE HIP BONE ATTACHES TO THE SPINE.

marge

Hi Marge,

I'm not sure what you mean --

sacroiliac --what is that ?

[Guest guest]

Hi Marge,

Thanks for letting me know about that I hope it goes away for you and you feel a lot better . Well you have a nice day.

Susie

[Guest guest]

Thats is great news Marge. I do sympathise with the sacroilliac

problems-I had that pre-THR and it was worse than the hip. Its

Thankfully gone for me now.This might sound weird but have you tried

accupuncture for it? I was a total skeptic and was amazed.

Appartantly it either helps at the first treatment then you know

whether you are susceptible to accupuncture. If it does't give any

pain relief the first time then dont waste the money.

best wishes,

leigh

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Congratulations!!! Splash some for me

robert powell <robert_powell82@...> wrote:

My surgeon said the other day I could go to a waterpark. I had a cwu (my 3rd) and a few months ago I hadsurgery through the ear canal. He said he could seethe prosthesis in the ear and liked it's location. However I don't think the hearing is much improved buthe said no restrictions. So guess what, water here Icome! I will still be cautious not to stay submergedbut aim to just get splashing exposure. ____________________________________________________ Sports Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football http://football.fantasysports.

[Guest guest]

I promise to splash for ya. I will say that being

around water still makes me nervous though. How do I

know he's right? I mean my ear is a tumor growing

farm I must say. Part of me is skeptical and expects

another surgery so I think what harm could I possibly

do, we'll fix it the next go around. I don't think

that is good thinking though.

--- <melissa2541@...> wrote:

> Congratulations!!! Splash some for me

>

>

>

> robert powell <robert_powell82@...> wrote:

> My surgeon said the other day I could go to a water

> park. I had a cwu (my 3rd) and a few months ago I

> had

> surgery through the ear canal. He said he could see

> the prosthesis in the ear and liked it's location.

> However I don't think the hearing is much improved

> but

> he said no restrictions. So guess what, water here

> I

> come! I will still be cautious not to stay

> submerged

> but aim to just get splashing exposure.

>

>

>

>

>

> ____________________________________________________

>

> Sports

> Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football

>

> http://football.fantasysports.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Glad you've had good news too! At my last appointment they said no sign of

ctoma and I could swim too! I'm excited but also a bit scared of getting

water in my ear . But I'll enjoy the swimming when I go to Orlando in

July!!! Yipee!!!

Good News

> My surgeon said the other day I could go to a water

> park. I had a cwu (my 3rd) and a few months ago I had

> surgery through the ear canal. He said he could see

> the prosthesis in the ear and liked it's location.

> However I don't think the hearing is much improved but

> he said no restrictions. So guess what, water here I

> come! I will still be cautious not to stay submerged

> but aim to just get splashing exposure.

>

>

>

>

>

> ____________________________________________________

> Sports

> Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football

> http://football.fantasysports.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

July huh? When, I live 2 hours south of Orlando

shawn

--- Dye <e_dye@...> wrote:

> Glad you've had good news too! At my last

> appointment they said no sign of

> ctoma and I could swim too! I'm excited but also a

> bit scared of getting

> water in my ear . But I'll enjoy the swimming when I

> go to Orlando in

> July!!! Yipee!!!

>

>

> Good News

>

>

> > My surgeon said the other day I could go to a

> water

> > park. I had a cwu (my 3rd) and a few months ago I

> had

> > surgery through the ear canal. He said he could

> see

> > the prosthesis in the ear and liked it's location.

> > However I don't think the hearing is much improved

> but

> > he said no restrictions. So guess what, water

> here I

> > come! I will still be cautious not to stay

> submerged

> > but aim to just get splashing exposure.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> ____________________________________________________

> > Sports

> > Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy

> Football

> > http://football.fantasysports.

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I fly out on the 24th. How is the weather are you having lots of storms?

Good News

>>

>>

>> > My surgeon said the other day I could go to a

>> water

>> > park. I had a cwu (my 3rd) and a few months ago I

>> had

>> > surgery through the ear canal. He said he could

>> see

>> > the prosthesis in the ear and liked it's location.

>> > However I don't think the hearing is much improved

>> but

>> > he said no restrictions. So guess what, water

>> here I

>> > come! I will still be cautious not to stay

>> submerged

>> > but aim to just get splashing exposure.

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> ____________________________________________________

>> > Sports

>> > Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy

>> Football

>> > http://football.fantasysports.

>> >

>> >

>> >

[Guest guest]

Congrats!! Let us all know how it goes! I took my

first shower today without an earplug and I felt like

I was living on the edge..hehe! I have 1 more month

until I am allowed to swim too.

--- robert powell <robert_powell82@...> wrote:

> My surgeon said the other day I could go to a water

> park. I had a cwu (my 3rd) and a few months ago I

> had

> surgery through the ear canal. He said he could see

> the prosthesis in the ear and liked it's location.

> However I don't think the hearing is much improved

> but

> he said no restrictions. So guess what, water here

> I

> come! I will still be cautious not to stay

> submerged

> but aim to just get splashing exposure.

>

>

>

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Bummer,

I will be moving from FL on the 8th of July to

Washington State (not to Seattle). We have been

getting a significant amount of rain. The usual

pattern is daily shower bout 3:30pm each afternoon,

but we had a carribean pressure that cause 4 days of

rain one week and then some more the following week.

That is gone now.

You do realize you will be visiting during hurricane

season don't you?

--- Dye <e_dye@...> wrote:

> I fly out on the 24th. How is the weather are you

> having lots of storms?

>

>

> Good News

> >>

> >>

> >> > My surgeon said the other day I could go to a

> >> water

> >> > park. I had a cwu (my 3rd) and a few months ago

> I

> >> had

> >> > surgery through the ear canal. He said he

> could

> >> see

> >> > the prosthesis in the ear and liked it's

> location.

> >> > However I don't think the hearing is much

> improved

> >> but

> >> > he said no restrictions. So guess what, water

> >> here I

> >> > come! I will still be cautious not to stay

> >> submerged

> >> > but aim to just get splashing exposure.

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >>

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And have fun doing that !

Bettie

> My surgeon said the other day I could go to a water

> park. I had a cwu (my 3rd) and a few months ago I had

> surgery through the ear canal. He said he could see

> the prosthesis in the ear and liked it's location.

> However I don't think the hearing is much improved but

> he said no restrictions. So guess what, water here I

> come! I will still be cautious not to stay submerged

> but aim to just get splashing exposure.

>

>

>

>

>

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> Sports

> Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football

> http://football.fantasysports.