Re: Guess what................

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Liney

I'm just on my way out to do some swimming therapy, but I do suggest

that you do all the exercise you can before you go in for the

operation. It will be aasier afterwards the better condition you are

when you enter.

Gotta run, I mean swim!!

Ciao

staninfr

> Hi Friends!

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> Guess what! I have just booked my surgery!!!

> Yeah!!!!!!

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> It was really sureal as my surgeons secretary was

> saying things that made it sound like I was booking a

> holiday - " So thats 5 nights at the Clemintine

> Churchill.... " Made me smile, It will certainly be a

> once in a life time holiday!!!

>

> (I'm using exclamation marks just for you Stan, and

> hey even brackets now too!!)

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> I have 7 weeks to wait, the op is on 6th October.

> What should I do now?

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> It does mean that I will have to go back to work for 4

> weeks, which could be a problem. I am a teacher and

> so I am on holiday at the moment, but the last few

> weeks of the summer term were really hard work. Does

> anyone have any hints as to how I will get through the

> tiredness?!?

>

> ANyway, for now I am smiling, just thought I should

> let you all know

>

> Liney

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The most important thing is to keep up your wonderful positive

attitude! Get yourself on a good mulit-vitamin, and get your immun

system fortified. Keep up some basic exercise, whatever your body will

allow you to do. If you can, go to your local Physical Therapist....or

Physiotherapist...and get the hip precautions, and hip protocol

exercises, so you will have all that down prior to surgery. You are way

ahead of the game, having done all the research you have already done.

Marilyn

bee Buxton wrote:

>Hi Friends!

>

>Guess what! I have just booked my surgery!!!

>Yeah!!!!!!

>

>It was really sureal as my surgeons secretary was

>saying things that made it sound like I was booking a

>holiday - " So thats 5 nights at the Clemintine

>Churchill.... " Made me smile, It will certainly be a

>once in a life time holiday!!!

>

>(I'm using exclamation marks just for you Stan, and

>hey even brackets now too!!)

>

>I have 7 weeks to wait, the op is on 6th October.

>What should I do now?

>

>It does mean that I will have to go back to work for 4

>weeks, which could be a problem. I am a teacher and

>so I am on holiday at the moment, but the last few

>weeks of the summer term were really hard work. Does

>anyone have any hints as to how I will get through the

>tiredness?!?

>

>ANyway, for now I am smiling, just thought I should

>let you all know

>

>Liney

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Hi Liney,

I just wanted to let you know I wish you the best of luck for you operation.

Have a great day and take care,

Susiebee Buxton <beeme_99@...> wrote:

Hi Friends!Guess what! I have just booked my surgery!!!Yeah!!!!!!It was really sureal as my surgeons secretary wassaying things that made it sound like I was booking aholiday - "So thats 5 nights at the ClemintineChurchill...." Made me smile, It will certainly be aonce in a life time holiday!!!(I'm using exclamation marks just for you Stan, andhey even brackets now too!!)I have 7 weeks to wait, the op is on 6th October. What should I do now?It does mean that I will have to go back to work for 4weeks, which could be a problem. I am a teacher andso I am on holiday at the moment, but the last fewweeks of the summer term were really hard work. Doesanyone have any hints as to how I will get through thetiredness?!?ANyway, for now I am smiling, just thought I shouldlet you all

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Re: Guess what................

The most important thing is to keep up your wonderful positive attitude! Get yourself on a good mulit-vitamin, and get your immun system fortified. Keep up some basic exercise, whatever your body will allow you to do. If you can, go to your local Physical Therapist....or Physiotherapist...and get the hip precautions, and hip protocol exercises, so you will have all that down prior to surgery. You are way ahead of the game, having done all the research you have already done.Marilynbee Buxton wrote:>Hi Friends!>>Guess what! I have just booked my surgery!!!>Yeah!!!!!!>>It was really sureal as my surgeons secretary was>saying things that made it sound like I was booking a>holiday - "So thats 5 nights at the Clemintine>Churchill...." Made me smile, It will certainly be a>once in a life time holiday!!!>>(I'm using exclamation marks just for you Stan, and>hey even brackets now too!!)>>I have 7 weeks to wait, the op is on 6th October. >What should I do now?>>It does mean that I will have to go back to work for 4>weeks, which could be a problem. I am a teacher and>so I am on holiday at the moment, but the last few>weeks of the summer term were really hard work. Does>anyone have any hints as to how I will get through the>tiredness?!?>>ANyway, for now I am smiling, just thought I should>let you all know >>Liney>>>>> > > >___________________________________________________________ALL-NEW Messenger - all new features - even more fun! http://uk.messenger.>>>>

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