I'm Back

[Guest guest]

Sorry to hear about your dog Kent...that is always hard...your vacation

sounds wonderful however.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/21/01 11:54:15 AM Central Daylight Time, dhron@...

writes:

> R.

> Mom to (7, ds) and Grace (4)

WOW is 7 now???? oooooooh my It seems like just a short time ago he

was a wee tad heehee

Kathy mom to Sara 9

[Guest guest]

Hi Kent,

Welcome back. Sorry to hear about your dog, what a bummer to return to

that. Your vacation sounds wonderful and relaxing...which is a feat when

kids are along for the trip!

I can relate to your comment about Ben:

> It was really cool to see how much proggress Ben had made from last year

to this >year when we compared how Ben behaved during this vacation with

his >behavior at last year's Ocracoke vacation.

I find that summertime is the time when I usually assess the overall

progress has made. This weekend we were in the backyard and I was

doing a few things and realized that and Grace were both playing on

the swingset, and I wasn't chasing anyone! In the past, they always had to

have my full attention when we went outside. Every summer I realize it does

get easier...and I'm so glad to be able to appreciate those moments.

R.

Mom to (7, ds) and Grace (4)

[Guest guest]

- We want details of how things are now from surgery! How are your

scars from the first surgery doing? How long did it take for the swelling,

etc. to go down? How much PAIN??? How much did you lose from the surgeries

themselves? Are you going to send a new picture to Tricia please????

I'm back

> Hi! I haven't been able to get on the new list until recently. Thanks

Dr. R! I am feeling great after all of my reconstructive surgeries. Ride

my bike and/or walk several miles a day and I am down 183 pounds from my

heaviest. I have been cleaning out closets and recently ran across the

clothes I wore to NC almost two years ago and can not believe the

difference. I can easily fit in one leg of the pants I wore down there!

>

> Thank God for Dr. Rutledge and the MGB they gave me back my life again!

>

> in Minnesota

> MGB 7-26-99

> Panniculectomy and thigh lift 2-27-01

> Brachioplasty and breast reduction 4-3-01

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

-

Please fill us in on all the details of your surgeries. Inquiring minds

want to know. Especially ones that are scheduled for surgery in the next

two weeks!!!

R

6-14-99

275/155/ ???

I'm back

> Hi! I haven't been able to get on the new list until recently. Thanks

Dr. R! I am feeling great after all of my reconstructive surgeries. Ride

my bike and/or walk several miles a day and I am down 183 pounds from my

heaviest. I have been cleaning out closets and recently ran across the

clothes I wore to NC almost two years ago and can not believe the

difference. I can easily fit in one leg of the pants I wore down there!

>

> Thank God for Dr. Rutledge and the MGB they gave me back my life again!

>

> in Minnesota

> MGB 7-26-99

> Panniculectomy and thigh lift 2-27-01

> Brachioplasty and breast reduction 4-3-01

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/21/01 8:27:28 PM, wwmohler@... writes:

<<Ride my bike and/or walk several miles a day and I am down 183 pounds from

my heaviest. I have been cleaning out closets and recently ran across the

clothes I wore to NC almost two years ago and can not believe the difference.

I can easily fit in one leg of the pants I wore down there! >>

Now there's a great picture! Being able to fit all of you in just one leg

of your former pants would really be a great picture!!

When did you get the go-ahead to exercise after the reconstructive surgeries?

Tricia in IL

[Guest guest]

,

That is great! You can fit into one leg of the pants you wore to N.C. That is

such a blessing to lose so much weight! Glad everything went good with your

surgeries, and that you're happy with the results. Can't wait to see pics.

Congratulations, again!

Love from Oklahoma!

303/261 in 6 weeks

In @y..., " wwmohler " <wwmohler@s...> wrote:

> Hi! I haven't been able to get on the new list until recently.

Thanks Dr. R! I am feeling great after all of my reconstructive

surgeries. Ride my bike and/or walk several miles a day and I am

down 183 pounds from my heaviest. I have been cleaning out closets

and recently ran across the clothes I wore to NC almost two years ago

and can not believe the difference. I can easily fit in one leg of

the pants I wore down there!

>

> Thank God for Dr. Rutledge and the MGB they gave me back my life

again!

>

> in Minnesota

> MGB 7-26-99

> Panniculectomy and thigh lift 2-27-01

> Brachioplasty and breast reduction 4-3-01

>

>

[Guest guest]

> WOW is 7 now???? oooooooh my It seems like just a short time ago he

> was a wee tad heehee

> Kathy mom to Sara 9

Yes...where did my baby go!!! And Grace has grown so tall this year, I am

feeling the itch for another little one. We are thinking of adopting

another child, possibly a toddler, but it hasn't gotten much past the

thinking stage. I need to hit the lottery first (although for those out

there interested in adoption...the house just past a bill increasing the

adoption tax credit to $10,000, now the senate needs to vote on it...good

news for adopting families).

R.

Mom to (7, ds) and Grace (4)

[Guest guest]

Yes, tell us all about it, with pics if possible.!!!

Pat

I'm back

> Hi! I haven't been able to get on the new list until recently. Thanks

Dr. R! I am feeling great after all of my reconstructive surgeries. Ride

my bike and/or walk several miles a day and I am down 183 pounds from my

heaviest. I have been cleaning out closets and recently ran across the

clothes I wore to NC almost two years ago and can not believe the

difference. I can easily fit in one leg of the pants I wore down there!

>

> Thank God for Dr. Rutledge and the MGB they gave me back my life again!

>

> in Minnesota

> MGB 7-26-99

> Panniculectomy and thigh lift 2-27-01

> Brachioplasty and breast reduction 4-3-01

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ann,

Glad you made it home safely. And congrats on the 4 lb loss. That's great.

And what's even better is that you're only 5 lb from goal!

Nice to see you posting again.

in OK

MGB 3/29/01

303/189 -114

In a message dated 10/21/2001 6:10:18 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

kinser@... writes:

<<

Hey Guys and Gals!! Sure is good to be back home. We left Oklahoma on

Sept. 26 and made it to Durham on the 28th for the picnic and just

now got back to Oklahoma. Boy, do I have a lot of e-mails!!!!!!!!!!

Our son had a beautiful wedding in Erie Pa. then we took our time

getting home.

The Picnic was the greatest family re-union I've ever been

to!!!!!!!!!! It was so good putting faces with names.Everyone was so

friendly. Our own Dr.R. was as charming as ever. The food was great.

God surely was blessing us that day. He even gave a " Breeze " so we

wouldn't get to warm. LOL Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to

pull this thinf off so smoothly. You all did a super job!!

I'm going to start reading my back e-mails now so if some one wrote

me and didn't get a reply I wasn't snubbing you I just haven't got to

it yet.

Oh one more thing to note. Amazingly while on a 3 week vacation I

lost 4 pounds and it seemed like all I did was eat the whole time!

I'm now down 108 pounds!!!! only 5 pounds from my goal weight!!!

Ann in Oklahoma (Lady firefighter) MGB 3/20/00 263/155

>>

[Guest guest]

Janie- it's sooo good to hear from you! You were one of my contacts

back in September of 2000. Your story is so exciting to read and I

am so happy for you. Welcome back. I don't know what Dr. R has been

doing to this list but it's so good to hear from some of the " old-

timers " <LOL>. You know what I mean.

Margaret in St. Louis

MGB 12/13/00

250 / 157

> Good Morning everyone. I haven't been on here for a VERY LONG

TIME. I got

> bounced off and couldn't get re-hitched until just recently.

>

> I had my surgery with Dr. Angel Rutledge on 25 Mar 99. NEVER BEEN

BETTER IN

> MY LIFE.

>

> I weigh 140 pounds; leveled off and pretty much stay at this weight.

> Sometimes gain; sometimes lose but stay steady. I can wear a size

8-10

> dress, 10-12 pants and same in blouses. All depends on who makes

and where

> it's made. I can also wear a size 7 shoe, down from a size 10. I

don't

> think my feet have ever been that small in my adult life. Ring

size went

> from size 10 1/2 to size 6. I have difficulty finding a bracelet

that

> doesn't slide off over my hands. Ain't life grand?

>

> Blood pressure and blood sugar are normal. I can eat anything so

have to

> watch my intake. I feel absolutely marvelous and wonderful. I'm

still

> totally amazed to date of what this surgery has done for and to me.

> Sometimes I still catch myself waiting for the snickers and snide

remarks

> such as " Look at that fat lady " or she should be ashamed of

herself " . All

> she needs is will power to diet and practice denial or " elbow "

power away

> from the table. Old habits do die hard. I can finally breeze past

Lane

> and s but sometimes still find myself in the large

sections

> at Sears or Penneys. Makes you realize just how ugly the styles and

> fashions are for us used to be plus sizes. There really should be

a law for

> such ugly attire.

>

> Well, just a note for now.

>

> Living and Loving Life.

>

> Janie

>

> 350 pounds - 25 Mar 99

> 140 pounds - 27 Feb 02

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Good to have you back!!

aW

--- " Whitford, Janie " <whitforj@...> wrote:

> Good Morning everyone. I haven't been on here for a

> VERY LONG TIME. I got

> bounced off and couldn't get re-hitched until just

> recently.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

,

Although I don't remember having diziness from watching a movie, I have had

the car sickness and the general sense of diziness that you mention.

Certainly you should ask your doctor about it.

It very well could have been due to altitude. It could be from medicine if you

are using eardrops, or any allergy meds that affect sinus/eustachian tube

pressure.

In general, I get lightheaded easily from lack of sleep or food, and I believe I

am a little hypersensitive to it b/c of the ear surgeries I've had. Also, I

believe

we get used to it and your sense of balance will return, even if you still

experience mild diziness.

Hope that helps.

Discoshiva67

> Hi All,

>

> I'm back from our almost two weeks in Utah. I had some interesting

> things happen while on my vacation (relating to my ear).

>

> We went to see a movie, " The Testaments, " playing on Temple Square in

> Salt Lake City. The movie is wonderful, but I was a wreck. We got

> there late so we were in the second row. Immediately, I started to

> get dizzy and I thought I was going to get sick. We moved back about

> twenty rows which helped a little, but I still spent most of the movie

> with my eyes closed and my hands over my face. Not good! I've never

> had this happen before.

>

> Then, on the way home, (we drove) I thought I was going to lose my

> lunch on some of the mountain roads. I've never been car sick or sea

> sick in my life so I was really surprised. I guess the surgery I had

> this year or maybe the one last year really effected things.

>

> In addition, ever since the movie, I've been a little dizzy. Not all

> the time, but sometimes. It seems as though when I move my head a

> certain way I get dizzy. Has anyone ever had this happen? It's so

> weird because I was barely dizzy at all after my most recent surgery.

>

> Anyway, I see I've missed a lot while I've been gone. I've tried to

> catch up on as much as possible.

>

> I hope all is well with all of you and welcome to the new members.

>

> -

[Guest guest]

Hi Disco-

Thanks for the info. I wish I could blame it on the altitude, but I

live in Denver, CO which is higher than Salt Lake City - Oh Well.

The only thing that I can think of is that this resulted from the

radical mastoidectomy I had in May, '01. We really haven't done any

traveling since then. It could be that I am more sensitive now as a

result of how extensive that surgery was. The surgery I had this year

in May was my fifth and wasn't really major, but maybe things get

worse each time they are in there.

Anyway, maybe the dizziness will stop someday. Thanks again!

-

> > Hi All,

> >

> > I'm back from our almost two weeks in Utah. I had some interesting

> > things happen while on my vacation (relating to my ear).

> >

> > We went to see a movie, " The Testaments, " playing on Temple Square in

> > Salt Lake City. The movie is wonderful, but I was a wreck. We got

> > there late so we were in the second row. Immediately, I started to

> > get dizzy and I thought I was going to get sick. We moved back about

> > twenty rows which helped a little, but I still spent most of the movie

> > with my eyes closed and my hands over my face. Not good! I've never

> > had this happen before.

> >

> > Then, on the way home, (we drove) I thought I was going to lose my

> > lunch on some of the mountain roads. I've never been car sick or sea

> > sick in my life so I was really surprised. I guess the surgery I had

> > this year or maybe the one last year really effected things.

> >

> > In addition, ever since the movie, I've been a little dizzy. Not all

> > the time, but sometimes. It seems as though when I move my head a

> > certain way I get dizzy. Has anyone ever had this happen? It's so

> > weird because I was barely dizzy at all after my most recent surgery.

> >

> > Anyway, I see I've missed a lot while I've been gone. I've tried to

> > catch up on as much as possible.

> >

> > I hope all is well with all of you and welcome to the new members.

> >

> > -

[Guest guest]

---

, when did you have surgery? Because what you described was how I

was feeling all of the time after my reconstruction surgery last

year. My dr. thought It was due to the fake bone in my ear so they

went in and removed it last week. So far I haven't felt too bad. It

really is too early to tell though. I had the dizzys and car sickness

so bad that I could not function too well. Hope you feel better,

Charla.

In cholesteatoma@y..., " dyel69 " <dyel@l...> wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> I'm back from our almost two weeks in Utah. I had some interesting

> things happen while on my vacation (relating to my ear).

>

> We went to see a movie, " The Testaments, " playing on Temple Square

in

> Salt Lake City. The movie is wonderful, but I was a wreck. We got

> there late so we were in the second row. Immediately, I started to

> get dizzy and I thought I was going to get sick. We moved back

about

> twenty rows which helped a little, but I still spent most of the

movie

> with my eyes closed and my hands over my face. Not good! I've

never

> had this happen before.

>

> Then, on the way home, (we drove) I thought I was going to lose my

> lunch on some of the mountain roads. I've never been car sick or

sea

> sick in my life so I was really surprised. I guess the surgery I

had

> this year or maybe the one last year really effected things.

>

> In addition, ever since the movie, I've been a little dizzy. Not

all

> the time, but sometimes. It seems as though when I move my head a

> certain way I get dizzy. Has anyone ever had this happen? It's so

> weird because I was barely dizzy at all after my most recent

surgery.

>

> Anyway, I see I've missed a lot while I've been gone. I've tried to

> catch up on as much as possible.

>

> I hope all is well with all of you and welcome to the new members.

>

> -

[Guest guest]

Charla-

I had a radical mastoidectomy in May, '01. I then had surgery in May,

'02 to remove the c-toma that had returned as well as a scar band that

had formed.

I saw the Dr. today for my usual appointment. He said that seemed

really strange to him that I would be dizzy and car sick like that.

He's not sure what would cause it. Go figure!

Hope all is well with you.

-

> > Hi All,

> >

> > I'm back from our almost two weeks in Utah. I had some interesting

> > things happen while on my vacation (relating to my ear).

> >

> > We went to see a movie, " The Testaments, " playing on Temple Square

> in

> > Salt Lake City. The movie is wonderful, but I was a wreck. We got

> > there late so we were in the second row. Immediately, I started to

> > get dizzy and I thought I was going to get sick. We moved back

> about

> > twenty rows which helped a little, but I still spent most of the

> movie

> > with my eyes closed and my hands over my face. Not good! I've

> never

> > had this happen before.

> >

> > Then, on the way home, (we drove) I thought I was going to lose my

> > lunch on some of the mountain roads. I've never been car sick or

> sea

> > sick in my life so I was really surprised. I guess the surgery I

> had

> > this year or maybe the one last year really effected things.

> >

> > In addition, ever since the movie, I've been a little dizzy. Not

> all

> > the time, but sometimes. It seems as though when I move my head a

> > certain way I get dizzy. Has anyone ever had this happen? It's so

> > weird because I was barely dizzy at all after my most recent

> surgery.

> >

> > Anyway, I see I've missed a lot while I've been gone. I've tried to

> > catch up on as much as possible.

> >

> > I hope all is well with all of you and welcome to the new members.

> >

> > -

[Guest guest]

They are still trying to figure the same thing out with me. I had ctoma surgery in Nov. I still have that roller coaster ride feeling, and cant walk a straight line. Car sick, I dont get, i just have that too much to drink feeling. They keep saying it is very strange....have sent me to a neurolgist last week for mri....

waiting for the results of that. They sent me to a balance class to compensate...that didnt work, and still they scratch their heads....

Re: I'm Back

Charla-I had a radical mastoidectomy in May, '01. I then had surgery in May,'02 to remove the c-toma that had returned as well as a scar band thathad formed.I saw the Dr. today for my usual appointment. He said that seemedreally strange to him that I would be dizzy and car sick like that. He's not sure what would cause it. Go figure!Hope all is well with you.-> > Hi All, > > > > I'm back from our almost two weeks in Utah. I had some interesting> > things happen while on my vacation (relating to my ear).> > > > We went to see a movie, "The Testaments," playing on Temple Square > in> > Salt Lake City. The movie is wonderful, but I was a wreck. We got> > there late so we were in the second row. Immediately, I started to> > get dizzy and I thought I was going to get sick. We moved back > about> > twenty rows which helped a little, but I still spent most of the > movie> > with my eyes closed and my hands over my face. Not good! I've > never> > had this happen before. > > > > Then, on the way home, (we drove) I thought I was going to lose my> > lunch on some of the mountain roads. I've never been car sick or > sea> > sick in my life so I was really surprised. I guess the surgery I > had> > this year or maybe the one last year really effected things. > > > > In addition, ever since the movie, I've been a little dizzy. Not > all> > the time, but sometimes. It seems as though when I move my head a> > certain way I get dizzy. Has anyone ever had this happen? It's so> > weird because I was barely dizzy at all after my most recent > surgery.> > > > Anyway, I see I've missed a lot while I've been gone. I've tried to> > catch up on as much as possible.> > > > I hope all is well with all of you and welcome to the new members.> > > > -

[Guest guest]

---Donna, hey it seems like you feel like I do! I have found a great

dizzy support group, I think it is www.dizzylounge.com Did you

have any reconstruction done at all in that ear? You can e-mail me if

you want. victoryjc3@... Hope you feel better soon, Charla

In cholesteatoma@y..., " donna brownfield " <donna-travel@w...> wrote:

> They are still trying to figure the same thing out with me. I had

ctoma surgery in Nov. I still have that roller coaster ride feeling,

and cant walk a straight line. Car sick, I dont get, i just have

that too much to drink feeling. They keep saying it is very

strange....have sent me to a neurolgist last week for mri....

> waiting for the results of that. They sent me to a balance class

to compensate...that didnt work, and still they scratch their

heads....

>

> Re: I'm Back

>

>

> Charla-

>

> I had a radical mastoidectomy in May, '01. I then had surgery in

May,

> '02 to remove the c-toma that had returned as well as a scar band

that

> had formed.

>

> I saw the Dr. today for my usual appointment. He said that seemed

> really strange to him that I would be dizzy and car sick like

that.

> He's not sure what would cause it. Go figure!

>

> Hope all is well with you.

>

> -

>

>

>

> > > Hi All,

> > >

> > > I'm back from our almost two weeks in Utah. I had some

interesting

> > > things happen while on my vacation (relating to my ear).

> > >

> > > We went to see a movie, " The Testaments, " playing on Temple

Square

> > in

> > > Salt Lake City. The movie is wonderful, but I was a wreck.

We got

> > > there late so we were in the second row. Immediately, I

started to

> > > get dizzy and I thought I was going to get sick. We moved

back

> > about

> > > twenty rows which helped a little, but I still spent most of

the

> > movie

> > > with my eyes closed and my hands over my face. Not good!

I've

> > never

> > > had this happen before.

> > >

> > > Then, on the way home, (we drove) I thought I was going to

lose my

> > > lunch on some of the mountain roads. I've never been car

sick or

> > sea

> > > sick in my life so I was really surprised. I guess the

surgery I

> > had

> > > this year or maybe the one last year really effected things.

> > >

> > > In addition, ever since the movie, I've been a little dizzy.

Not

> > all

> > > the time, but sometimes. It seems as though when I move my

head a

> > > certain way I get dizzy. Has anyone ever had this happen?

It's so

> > > weird because I was barely dizzy at all after my most recent

> > surgery.

> > >

> > > Anyway, I see I've missed a lot while I've been gone. I've

tried to

> > > catch up on as much as possible.

> > >

> > > I hope all is well with all of you and welcome to the new

members.

> > >

> > > -

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Everybody,

Actually I didn't know I was " away " - there have been no messages from the

group for about a week - but I just figured that everybody was glued to the

TV and listening to the war news. Then I got an email message from

saying that stuff to me had been bouncing back and they cancelled me from

the list until they hear from me. I replied immediately and there was

mail this morning. I hope I haven't missed anything. If so, please let me

know. Take care everybody.

from Italy

[Guest guest]

Hi,Everyone,

I hadn't received anything from the group either for about a week until today. Hope everyone is well.

Personally I'm trying to avoid CNN as one of my sons, Mike, is a nurse on the USS Comfort now if the Arabian Gulf somewhere.

God bless America!

Joyce in Atlanta, GA

[Guest guest]

Joyce,

What a difficult time for you!!! I'll keep Mike in my prayers until this is

all over. Thank him for me for the service he is providing.

Donna

>From: " Chuck & Joyce " <chasjoyt@...>

>Reply-

>< >

>Subject: Re: I'm back

>Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2003 14:13:14 -0500

>

>Hi,Everyone,

>I hadn't received anything from the group either for about a week until

>today. Hope everyone is well.

>Personally I'm trying to avoid CNN as one of my sons, Mike, is a nurse on

>the USS Comfort now if the Arabian Gulf somewhere.

>God bless America!

>Joyce in Atlanta, GA

_________________________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hi and everybody,

There was lots of mail this morning, so I guess most of us were glued to

the TV. My best wishes, too, go out to those of you who have dear ones

serving in the Middle East. Also wanted to say that I agree with that

going back to work for 8 weeks is VERY optimistic - I only had posterior

revision surgery (it was a big op, however) and didn't even leave rehab

until 8 weeks post-op. Don't want to get you down, but I think you should

give yourself extra time for healing. Also, try and get someone to help you

those first couple of weeks when you come home from the hospital. It ain't

easy, believe me. Good luck.

from Italy

[Guest guest]

About swimming, I have the funniest looking, specially molded Swim Plug. With it I can Snorkle. It's up to your Doc of course, but after my CWD I can still swim (starting about 6 months after surgery) but I only do it recreationally not competively, so it may be different for you.

Good luck

scrapinmama <rmoiles@...> wrote:

I joined this list several months ago when I feared my C-Toma wascoming back. The ENT assured me all was fine (no CT was done). Now Iam pretty sure it is back. My first C-toma was removed 7 years ago. Ihad part of my mastoid taken out (is this CWD or CWU?), a new ear drummade and 2 of my bones replaced. I was scheduled for a second lookoperation but got pregnant and never went back. Several months ago I had some problems with dizziness, then I noticedmy hearing was going, then a full feeling in my ear and have now had afew infections and draniage began today (another pretty bad infectionright now). My insurance does not kick in until December 1 so I can'teven see an ENT for a whle :-( My sons ENT ( we have a huge familyhistory of ear problems) told me he will send me in for a CAT scan assoon as I get insurance.Does anyone know if

it has returned - when I have it removed, since ithas been so long since my first one, will I have to go back for asecond look? Since part of my mastoid was removed already - will theydo the same type of removal or will I have to maybe have the one whereI cannot swim? I am a triathatlete and am scared of never swimming.Anything I can do over the next month to help prevent another earache?These things hurt so bad and I am a Mom so taking days off arn't anoption.AMy

[Guest guest]

> About swimming, I have the funniest looking, specially molded Swim

Plug. With it I can Snorkle. It's up to your Doc of course, but

after my CWD I can still swim (starting about 6 months after surgery)

but I only do it recreationally not competively, so it may be

different for you.

Thank you . Actually i don't swim competively, I just happen to

enjoy races :-) I am always one of the last ones in! LOL!! Good to

know I can still swim.

Amy

[Guest guest]

YEAH FOR JENIE !!!!

I know the feelings of anxiety. I usually play tough

guy of course, gotta be strong for my wife. I will

say for me the anxiety is heightenend the more I

research the procedure taking place and how they do

it. You will feel better. I know as I have gone

through 3 surgeries and am ready to do a fourth to

reestablish my hearing.

--- Jenie <jeniejenie@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hi all- I'm finally home. Thank god! I've never had

> surgery, but no one

> ever said it would be this painful. Holy cow. Surgey

> took 5 and half

> HOURS! Good news though, I SMILED as soon as I

> opened my eyes ;-) While

> it was bigger than expected to be and attacking all

> my nerves, I

> SMILED. What a relief, but my gooooodness, what PAIN

> I can't imagine

> feeling better in a week, but he said I would. This

> pain feels as

> though it will be here forever. I tell you one

> thing, I can't wait to

> wash my hair LOL

>

> Thank you all for your support. Pray for a speedy

> recovery. I do have

> one question though. How long will it drain? A long

> time? Ewww

>

> Thinking of you all. Time to go back to bed.

> -Jenn

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