clothes

[Guest guest]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALAINA!!!!!

Cari mother of DS 1 yr old daughter Payton

[Guest guest]

I got them yesterday! Thanks so much. I was just getting on to look

for your email address. I'm going to put out a check for shipping

tomorrow, if I can remember *lol*

manda

> Manda,

>

> Hi!!! This is Rhonda. I just wanted to let you know that I did

get

> the clothes sent out to you. I sent them on Tuesday of this past

> week. The postmaster said they should get to you in 5-7 days. Of

> course, the holiday was in there too. I don't know if they count

the

> weekends in their 5-7 days or not. Probably not. Let me know if

you

> don't get them by the end of this coming week. Later.

>

> Bonded by our experience, strength and hope

>

> Rhonda

> MGB - 11/30/00

> 279/209/???

[Guest guest]

I can't buy sets for Nic either which sucks because I see ALOT of cute stuff.

Di, mom to Jake(18,nda) and 4 (DS)

Pennsylvania

Re: (no subject)

Tim has short arms and legs too and a very long body. When he sits on the

floor next to his peers he is only an inch or two shorter but standing is a

good head shorter than most. But he also has a very skinny bum and waist.

3-4 year old two piece outfits are a nightmare, the shorts fall off him and

come down to his knees, the sleeves come to his elbows but the body fits

well!!

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/7/01 9:53:40 PM Central Daylight Time,

froh@... writes:

> When Ariana was younger I bought all her clothes at Gymboree because

> and her wore the same size. has always been the tallest person in

her

> class. It was nice because everything would match and they could share the

> clothes. The Gymboree leggings wouldn't matter if they were a little to

long.

> I was so sad when they both outgrew Gymboree. I buy leggings now at Gap.

> The 3/4 length tops and the capri pants fit Ariana like regular length

> clothes. I have found some 3/4 length tops at Old Navy also.

> Minti

HI

I am so sad......Sara just out grew Gymboree she can still wear some of

their dresses but pants and shorts are out Heehee at the mall they all

knew Sara lol at one time they thought about commercials for her since she

could wear Gymboree clothes forever (slow growth lol) and they still looked

brand new

Well Limited II is now the shop Sara loves

Kathy mom to Sara 9

[Guest guest]

Manda

I was told to bring on any and all clothes - there are still lots of

people wearing lots of different sizes. Just be prepared to take back

anything that people don't take --- or we will find the nearest clothes

drop off place! I am bringing jeans in sizes ranging from 22s I think

down to 14s - all petites (Bethie are you out there????)

in GA

clothes

Well, I'm almost finished cleaning out my closet, so here's my

question: anyone out there wearing 24 jeans? I have a pair of 24

Lane denim bell bottoms(with sequence on the bottom). I have

some other no jeans, boot cut, etc that I can bring. My tastes are a

bit flashy some times *grin* I also have a few suits that other

MGBers sent me that I'll be bringing. My 18 gal plastic tub is

getting kinda full. I also have a nice 2x sports jacket

that I can bring if someone is interested. It's big, but very

bulky. I never even got to wear it I've been blessed with

friends and family giving me clothes. I'll be at the clothing

exchange table scarfing up the 16 and 18 khakis and business casual

shirts... etc. I have to say that I'm looking forward to the

clothing exchange BIG time as most of my clothes are getting too big,

but I've only lost like 3 lbs this month. Rhonda sent me a suit that

was too small, and I stuck it in my closet. I tried it on today, and

it swallowed me

Manda

[Guest guest]

,

I'll be sure to take some of those petites off of ya!

manda

> Manda

>

> I was told to bring on any and all clothes - there are still lots of

> people wearing lots of different sizes. Just be prepared to take

back

> anything that people don't take --- or we will find the nearest

clothes

> drop off place! I am bringing jeans in sizes ranging from 22s I

think

> down to 14s - all petites (Bethie are you out there????)

>

> in GA

>

> clothes

>

> Well, I'm almost finished cleaning out my closet, so here's my

> question: anyone out there wearing 24 jeans? I have a pair of 24

> Lane denim bell bottoms(with sequence on the bottom). I

have

> some other no jeans, boot cut, etc that I can bring. My tastes are

a

> bit flashy some times *grin* I also have a few suits that other

> MGBers sent me that I'll be bringing. My 18 gal plastic tub is

> getting kinda full. I also have a nice 2x sports jacket

> that I can bring if someone is interested. It's big, but very

> bulky. I never even got to wear it I've been blessed with

> friends and family giving me clothes. I'll be at the clothing

> exchange table scarfing up the 16 and 18 khakis and business casual

> shirts... etc. I have to say that I'm looking forward to the

> clothing exchange BIG time as most of my clothes are getting too

big,

> but I've only lost like 3 lbs this month. Rhonda sent me a suit

that

> was too small, and I stuck it in my closet. I tried it on today,

and

> it swallowed me

>

> Manda

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

They will be up for grabs --- mostly black jeans but some blue.

clothes

>

> Well, I'm almost finished cleaning out my closet, so here's my

> question: anyone out there wearing 24 jeans? I have a pair of 24

> Lane denim bell bottoms(with sequence on the bottom). I

have

> some other no jeans, boot cut, etc that I can bring. My tastes are

a

> bit flashy some times *grin* I also have a few suits that other

> MGBers sent me that I'll be bringing. My 18 gal plastic tub is

> getting kinda full. I also have a nice 2x sports jacket

> that I can bring if someone is interested. It's big, but very

> bulky. I never even got to wear it I've been blessed with

> friends and family giving me clothes. I'll be at the clothing

> exchange table scarfing up the 16 and 18 khakis and business casual

> shirts... etc. I have to say that I'm looking forward to the

> clothing exchange BIG time as most of my clothes are getting too

big,

> but I've only lost like 3 lbs this month. Rhonda sent me a suit

that

> was too small, and I stuck it in my closet. I tried it on today,

and

> it swallowed me

>

> Manda

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The only fastners can do are snaps and slides. She has several pairs

of pants that are button, and right now the teacher is helping her in the

sped room. When she moves back into inclusion after the Christmas break,

she will only be wearing slides, snaps or elastic waist pants. Girls are

lucky, the leggings are still popular with a long top, and they are elastic

waist, has a couple pairs and loves them. I do see a lot of kids at

her school in the wind pants and the athletic pants with the stripes down

the sides. Those are very popular. Since the school is not willingly doing

inclusion, we need to keep her as independent as possible, so we are being

very choosy about what we buy right now.

Both girls wore jeans (snap jeans as calls them) to school today with

long sleeve tops. Since this thread has been going I guess I paid more

attention today, I think my girls fit in fine.

Out of school, loves baggy and long. Sometimes she disappears for a

while and returns with her Dad's t-shirt on. She loves it.

also loves to change clothes. If I didn't watch her, she would change

clothes on the average of once an hour. Her reasons include " I didn't like

it " , " It was wet " , " It was dirty " , or just plain " I wanted to " . Problem is,

the clothes she changes out of are now where near dirty, but she puts them

in the dirty clothes hamper. On the other hand, if an outfit is truly

dirty, it ends up under her bed. We are always having fun on clothes hunts

around here!

Sharon

Mom to , (10, DS) and (6)

[Guest guest]

The only fastners can do are snaps and slides. She has several pairs

of pants that are button, and right now the teacher is helping her in the

sped room. When she moves back into inclusion after the Christmas break,

she will only be wearing slides, snaps or elastic waist pants. Girls are

lucky, the leggings are still popular with a long top, and they are elastic

waist, has a couple pairs and loves them. I do see a lot of kids at

her school in the wind pants and the athletic pants with the stripes down

the sides. Those are very popular. Since the school is not willingly doing

inclusion, we need to keep her as independent as possible, so we are being

very choosy about what we buy right now.

Both girls wore jeans (snap jeans as calls them) to school today with

long sleeve tops. Since this thread has been going I guess I paid more

attention today, I think my girls fit in fine.

Out of school, loves baggy and long. Sometimes she disappears for a

while and returns with her Dad's t-shirt on. She loves it.

also loves to change clothes. If I didn't watch her, she would change

clothes on the average of once an hour. Her reasons include " I didn't like

it " , " It was wet " , " It was dirty " , or just plain " I wanted to " . Problem is,

the clothes she changes out of are now where near dirty, but she puts them

in the dirty clothes hamper. On the other hand, if an outfit is truly

dirty, it ends up under her bed. We are always having fun on clothes hunts

around here!

Sharon

Mom to , (10, DS) and (6)

[Guest guest]

a - I am ECSTATIC for you that you have gotten down to a size 4!! I will

never see it but I didn't really expect it! If I can get to a 8-10 or

10-12 - that would be WONDEROUS! But anything is better than a 26-28 for

me!!!

Carol

Clothes

> Hi everyone and don't get upset or envious. This is a

> real problem I have... a nice one, but it is a

> problem. I know many of the old timers don't access

> this list any more, but if you do and you are a size

> 4, I desperately need business summer clothes,

> actually ANY summer clothes!! We just don't have the

> bucks right now and with the weather changing, I'm

> very limited. Also, with my job, I have to wear

> darkish solid colors. That limits me even more.

> Thanks to anyone who can help!

>

> aW

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

---PAULA<

If I was a four why would I want to give up my new clothes???

I just bought them???

Take your old clothes to a seamstress and have them taken in for

little costs....

I ve done that with very expensives outfits...

Lori

In @y..., a <shoutjoy@y...> wrote:

> Hi everyone and don't get upset or envious. This is a

> real problem I have... a nice one, but it is a

> problem. I know many of the old timers don't access

> this list any more, but if you do and you are a size

> 4, I desperately need business summer clothes,

> actually ANY summer clothes!! We just don't have the

> bucks right now and with the weather changing, I'm

> very limited. Also, with my job, I have to wear

> darkish solid colors. That limits me even more.

> Thanks to anyone who can help!

>

> aW

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you Carol. I know it is all mental but I see

skinny shoulders but fat butt and thighs ( loose skin

) and some times I feel fat. I know it's all in my

head so that's one step in the right direction. Hang

in there and you will see your goal. Just takes

perserverance. HUGS.

aW

--- Carol <dchirn@...> wrote:

> a - I am ECSTATIC for you that you have gotten

> down to a size 4!! I will

> never see it but I didn't really expect it! If I can

> get to a 8-10 or

> 10-12 - that would be WONDEROUS! But anything is

> better than a 26-28 for

> me!!!

>

>

> Carol

> Clothes

>

>

> > Hi everyone and don't get upset or envious. This

> is a

> > real problem I have... a nice one, but it is a

> > problem. I know many of the old timers don't

> access

> > this list any more, but if you do and you are a

> size

> > 4, I desperately need business summer clothes,

> > actually ANY summer clothes!! We just don't have

> the

> > bucks right now and with the weather changing, I'm

> > very limited. Also, with my job, I have to wear

> > darkish solid colors. That limits me even more.

> > Thanks to anyone who can help!

> >

> > aW

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

Forget the clothes.... if any of you out there have any MONEY you

dont want, please send it to ME, ok? i need it for some new clothes,

too! i am a teacher and we just got notice that the state is

bankrupt and we will not get raises until....well no one actually

ever sees another raise in the future. While you are at it, i could

also use a few reams of construction paper and cases of kindergarten

tablet paper (i use lots of that) and if anyone happens to have a VA

senator in their pocket, could you have him do something about the

budget? but remember....plain old MONEY would solve a lot of problems

for me and that is my first choice.

ha ha

cathy s in va

> Hi everyone and don't get upset or envious. This is a

> real problem I have... a nice one, but it is a

> problem. I know many of the old timers don't access

> this list any more, but if you do and you are a size

> 4, I desperately need business summer clothes,

> actually ANY summer clothes!! We just don't have the

> bucks right now and with the weather changing, I'm

> very limited. Also, with my job, I have to wear

> darkish solid colors. That limits me even more.

> Thanks to anyone who can help!

>

> aW

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

New? Oh, I'm not asking for new. Well, you know,

some folks go through their wardrobes every season and

toss things they don't want. At least I know of a

few. Also people have friends, relatives, coworkers

who are that way as well. So I'm not only asking just

to us but anyone of your friends and so on who are

clothes hogs and just shop shop shop and discard

discard discard lol.

If I had the clothes to be taken in, I would. But I

don't even have that.

Thanks for the suggestion though, Lori.

a

--- lorireplogle <lorireplogle@...> wrote:

> ---PAULA<

> If I was a four why would I want to give up my new

> clothes???

>

> I just bought them???

> Take your old clothes to a seamstress and have them

> taken in for

> little costs....

> I ve done that with very expensives outfits...

> Lori

> In @y..., a <shoutjoy@y...> wrote:

> > Hi everyone and don't get upset or envious. This

> is a

> > real problem I have... a nice one, but it is a

> > problem. I know many of the old timers don't

> access

> > this list any more, but if you do and you are a

> size

> > 4, I desperately need business summer clothes,

> > actually ANY summer clothes!! We just don't have

> the

> > bucks right now and with the weather changing, I'm

> > very limited. Also, with my job, I have to wear

> > darkish solid colors. That limits me even more.

> > Thanks to anyone who can help!

> >

> > aW

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

People actually toss things they don't want every season??? LOL! Boy, not

me! Heck I still have shirts in my closet that I've had for 10 years - - -

And still wear 'em.

Hope you locate some clothes, a. Have you looked at thrift stores or

next to new stores? You can pick up stuff really cheap at a thrift store.

Just a thought.

Good luck!

in OK

In a message dated 03/09/2002 5:08:46 AM Pacific Standard Time,

shoutjoy@... writes:

<< New? Oh, I'm not asking for new. Well, you know,

some folks go through their wardrobes every season and

toss things they don't want. At least I know of a

few. Also people have friends, relatives, coworkers

who are that way as well. So I'm not only asking just

to us but anyone of your friends and so on who are

clothes hogs and just shop shop shop and discard

discard discard lol.

If I had the clothes to be taken in, I would. But I

don't even have that.

Thanks for the suggestion though, Lori.

a >>

[Guest guest]

Hi Group!~

I am having the same problem.....but I need summer clothes for about a 12-

14 size. I have nothing and I can't afford to buy anything so if anyone has

anything in my size, I'll be happy to pay for shipping!

Thanks so much!

Angels on your Pillow,

[Guest guest]

I need them if they are still available? I'll E-Mail you direct.

Olympia

_____

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of ariehm123

Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 10:10 AM

Subject: clothes

I have alot of clothes that no longer fit me...Yeah, But I want to give

them to people who will use them

They are causal and work clothes sizes range from 18-24 please let me

know if anyone is intrested. Some things were barely worn. I would be

willing to meet up somewhere.

Please let me know

Angie

_____

[Guest guest]

> I have alot of clothes that no longer fit me...Yeah, But I want to

give

> them to people who will use them

Too bad you weren't at Elma's picnic, you would have found lots of

people to give your clothes a new home. I took most of the leftovers

and am donating them to a Women's Shelter I know. If you want me to,

I will stop by and pick yours up and add them to the pile.

Myshalla

Dr. Oh 5/1/03

130 gone

[Guest guest]

I have some clothes that I cannot wear anymore. They

were all tailored to fit me, so if there is someone

out there than would like them, please get ahold of

me. The pants are 36-38 " waist with 18 " inseam and

the shirts are medium to large. All you need to pay

for is the shipping, we can send them C.O.D if you

want. There are quite a few, so let me know right

away, or they will be disposed of. We are moving and

I can't wear them anymore, so will get rid of them.

Most are in new or slightly used condition.

Milt Lang

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[Guest guest]

oh absolutely, shopping for clothes is my hobby, and I had a girl from another list send me all her too big clothes, so im not hurtin for clothes...probably never will..LOL!!

amy

Re: Clothes

In a message dated 10/28/2007 7:03:42 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, beachchic3030@... writes:

it was a 32W and now I wear more like 26-28 so that was great!!!

Yay Amy!! That's fantastic!!

I just had to LOL over this because I have been clinging to a few outfits from my "bigger days" and one of them is a pr of slacks for work that are a 26/28W and with 50 lbs gone, I am easy 20/22 now.... I wore these pants Friday and they are just hanging on me and I said I guess I need to retire them to only in the house comfey clothes LOL!!

How awesome for you - hope you are shopping as you get smaller too!!

See what's new at AOL.com and Make AOL Your Homepage.

[Guest guest]

Staci - you brought up a good point for discussion. Clothes are one of the most

frusterating things.  I live in jackets and layers of clothes to hide my curve.

I haven't been in a bathing suit in years and summer is especially hard for

covering up.

Does anyone have suggestions? Types of clothes - brands etc...that work well to

cover yet still be comfortable and presentable?  Sara

From: Dereise <dereise1958>

Subject: Re: Removal of Rods/Fusion

Scoliosis Treatment

Date: Thursday, October 16, 2008, 12:35 PM

I've had all my harware since 1996 except for a screw never fused, so

I had to have it removed. I asked my doctor if he could remove all

the other and he told me that it would kill him and me to do that. He

had never seen anyone fuse so well as I had. Since my curve was 85

degrees I'm ok with it staying in although I would love to be rid of

the daily pain. I think though most of my pain is from damaged nerves

and disc damage that was done before my surgeries. I have a friend

that had her's removed and her curve came back. She had a C-curvve.

Now that was her case maybe not anyone else's. Dereise..... ...

> No, I am not. However, I have had some of my Fusion taken down and

some of

> the Hardware removed, due

> to the Rods breaking, and non-fusion. Also had more removed, which

was

> needed to gain access to my Spinal

> Cord during another Surgery. However, I still have plenty of

Hardware. lol

>

> Hope that helps.

>

>

> Just curious -- are you thinking of having your rods removed? If

yes, why?

> And what about the fusion? Are you thinking of having this reversed

or did I

> misunderstand your earlier e-mail? Thanks,

>

> I have to differ with you on that. While it is not the same

as the

> original

>

>

>

> Surgery, it is difficult in other ways........ ...as the Rods

have " fused " "

>

>

>

> to Bone.......etc, makes it more difficult, as you have to go

through

>

>

>

> more Bone, because of the Fusion, it makes the bleeding worse then

>

>

>

> it was originally.

>

[Guest guest]

>

> > No, I am not. However, I have had some of my Fusion taken down

and

>

> some of

>

> > the Hardware removed, due

>

> > to the Rods breaking, and non-fusion. Also had more removed,

which

>

> was

>

> > needed to gain access to my Spinal

>

> > Cord during another Surgery. However, I still have plenty of

>

> Hardware. lol

>

> >

>

> > Hope that helps.

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > Just curious -- are you thinking of having your rods removed? If

>

> yes, why?

>

> > And what about the fusion? Are you thinking of having this

reversed

>

> or did I

>

> > misunderstand your earlier e-mail? Thanks,

>

> >

>

> > I have to differ with you on that. While it is not the same

>

> as the

>

> > original

>

> >

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > Surgery, it is difficult in other ways........ ...as the Rods

>

> have " fused " "

>

> >

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > to Bone.......etc, makes it more difficult, as you have to go

>

> through

>

> >

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > more Bone, because of the Fusion, it makes the bleeding worse

then

>

> >

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > it was originally.

>

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

great topic- my DD is just 13 so has resorted to over sized hoodies- she also

likes to wear a more fitted tailored blouse or t-shirt with jumpers- jumpers are

popular again and she buys the ones that are lower in the front and high in the

back-they billow from the strap down- she wears leggings as well- so two fitted

items with a large over cover LOL..

Our big issue right now is bra's- with the hump at the shoulder we have resorted

to sports bras, but she is getting chesty and these are not working well- any

hints on the bras would be very welcome.

Thanks

Diane

From: Dereise <dereise1958>

Subject: Re: Removal of Rods/Fusion

Scoliosis Treatment

Date: Thursday, October 16, 2008, 12:35 PM

I've had all my harware since 1996 except for a screw never fused, so

I had to have it removed. I asked my doctor if he could remove all

the other and he told me that it would kill him and me to do that. He

had never seen anyone fuse so well as I had. Since my curve was 85

degrees I'm ok with it staying in although I would love to be rid of

the daily pain. I think though most of my pain is from damaged nerves

and disc damage that was done before my surgeries. I have a friend

that had her's removed and her curve came back. She had a C-curvve.

Now that was her case maybe not anyone else's. Dereise..... ...

> No, I am not. However, I have had some of my Fusion taken down and

some of

> the Hardware removed, due

> to the Rods breaking, and non-fusion. Also had more removed, which

was

> needed to gain access to my Spinal

> Cord during another Surgery. However, I still have plenty of

Hardware. lol

>

> Hope that helps.

>

>

> Just curious -- are you thinking of having your rods removed? If

yes, why?

> And what about the fusion? Are you thinking of having this reversed

or did I

> misunderstand your earlier e-mail? Thanks,

>

> I have to differ with you on that. While it is not the same

as the

> original

>

>

>

> Surgery, it is difficult in other ways........ ...as the Rods

have " fused " "

>

>

>

> to Bone.......etc, makes it more difficult, as you have to go

through

>

>

>

> more Bone, because of the Fusion, it makes the bleeding worse then

>

>

>

> it was originally.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, I just bought clothes that were loosefitting, whether they were blouses,

sweatshirts, tank tops, jackets, etc.  As for bathingsuits, I never let my

curves bother me me, and now that I have a scar down the center of my back, I

don't care either.  I wear what I like and, funny, never thought much about what

other people think.  I did lament some when I went to buy clothes, but after I

bought them, no!  I enjoyed what I wore.

lj

From: Dereise <dereise1958>

Subject: Re: Removal of Rods/Fusion

Scoliosis Treatment

Date: Thursday, October 16, 2008, 12:35 PM

I've had all my harware since 1996 except for a screw never fused, so

I had to have it removed. I asked my doctor if he could remove all

the other and he told me that it would kill him and me to do that. He

had never seen anyone fuse so well as I had. Since my curve was 85

degrees I'm ok with it staying in although I would love to be rid of

the daily pain. I think though most of my pain is from damaged nerves

and disc damage that was done before my surgeries. I have a friend

that had her's removed and her curve came back. She had a C-curvve.

Now that was her case maybe not anyone else's. Dereise..... ...

> No, I am not. However, I have had some of my Fusion taken down and

some of

> the Hardware removed, due

> to the Rods breaking, and non-fusion. Also had more removed, which

was

> needed to gain access to my Spinal

> Cord during another Surgery. However, I still have plenty of

Hardware. lol

>

> Hope that helps.

>

>

> Just curious -- are you thinking of having your rods removed? If

yes, why?

> And what about the fusion? Are you thinking of having this reversed

or did I

> misunderstand your earlier e-mail? Thanks,

>

> I have to differ with you on that. While it is not the same

as the

> original

>

>

>

> Surgery, it is difficult in other ways........ ...as the Rods

have " fused " "

>

>

>

> to Bone.......etc, makes it more difficult, as you have to go

through

>

>

>

> more Bone, because of the Fusion, it makes the bleeding worse then

>

>

>

> it was originally.

>

[Guest guest]

Good for you.  I am so self-conscious.

From: Dereise <dereise1958>

Subject: Re: Removal of Rods/Fusion

Scoliosis Treatment

Date: Thursday, October 16, 2008, 12:35 PM

I've had all my harware since 1996 except for a screw never fused, so

I had to have it removed. I asked my doctor if he could remove all

the other and he told me that it would kill him and me to do that. He

had never seen anyone fuse so well as I had. Since my curve was 85

degrees I'm ok with it staying in although I would love to be rid of

the daily pain. I think though most of my pain is from damaged nerves

and disc damage that was done before my surgeries. I have a friend

that had her's removed and her curve came back. She had a C-curvve.

Now that was her case maybe not anyone else's. Dereise..... ...

> No, I am not. However, I have had some of my Fusion taken down and

some of

> the Hardware removed, due

> to the Rods breaking, and non-fusion. Also had more removed, which

was

> needed to gain access to my Spinal

> Cord during another Surgery. However, I still have plenty of

Hardware. lol

>

> Hope that helps.

>

>

> Just curious -- are you thinking of having your rods removed? If

yes, why?

> And what about the fusion? Are you thinking of having this reversed

or did I

> misunderstand your earlier e-mail? Thanks,

>

> I have to differ with you on that. While it is not the same

as the

> original

>

>

>

> Surgery, it is difficult in other ways........ ...as the Rods

have " fused " "

>

>

>

> to Bone.......etc, makes it more difficult, as you have to go

through

>

>

>

> more Bone, because of the Fusion, it makes the bleeding worse then

>

>

>

> it was originally.

>