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Hi Gang,

Diane here, I have survived. Yesterday I had the balloon dilation done and he

gave me an injection of botox just to be sure, and so far I feel great! I

wish I would have

done this a lot sooner! I was a little groggy from the sedative and was a

little sore in the chest, but today I feel great! it was nice waking up

without a acid-y feeling.

and no pain or tightness in the chest. So anyone that has had their doubts

about doing this or waiting DON'T! Today I am going to a restraunt and ENJOY

it!

Take Care,

Diane

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Congratulations! Isn't it nice to feel normal again? And what a nice time

of year, with all the holiday goodies coming up. Enjoy them!

Carol

Re: I Survived

> Hi Gang,

> Diane here, I have survived. Yesterday I had the balloon dilation done and

he

> gave me an injection of botox just to be sure, and so far I feel great! I

> wish I would have

> done this a lot sooner! I was a little groggy from the sedative and was a

> little sore in the chest, but today I feel great! it was nice waking up

> without a acid-y feeling.

> and no pain or tightness in the chest. So anyone that has had their doubts

> about doing this or waiting DON'T! Today I am going to a restraunt and

ENJOY

> it!

> Take Care,

> Diane

>

>

>

>

>

>

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  • 5 years later...

I got to Mexicali on Sunday and had all my tests run. On Monday

morning I was laying in an operating room slightly uneasy. I prayed to

whatever was out there no matter what it was and how wrong my

perceptions were to allow me to live through the surgery. A few

minutes later I decided that if I did die, everyone would figure out

how to get along and worrying about it wouldn't change anything

anyway. One second I was BS'ing in spanish with the anesthesiologist,

the next I was awake in the recovery room with 5 cuts on my abdomen. I

didn't take any pain meds because the whole thing didn't really feel

any worse than when you work out too hard at the gym and maybe pull a

muscle or something. I'm back home now and feel fine. I guess I will

go to work tomorrow.

Greg P.

ps; I was really happy to see my wife and son when I got home.

pps; I guess I'm just posting before pics for now.

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Welcome home and welcome to the losing side of this journey. You will not regret it at all. Just remind yourself to look at the big picture...especially during the next 2 weeks. I'm not gonna lie to you, it really is pure hell. But, those weeks will pass and the rest of the journey is much much easier. Just stay busy. Jenni Currie DOB 2/23/06 231/151/145gaperrylex <allen@...> wrote: I got to Mexicali on Sunday and had

all my tests run. On Monday morning I was laying in an operating room slightly uneasy. I prayed to whatever was out there no matter what it was and how wrong my perceptions were to allow me to live through the surgery. A few minutes later I decided that if I did die, everyone would figure out how to get along and worrying about it wouldn't change anything anyway. One second I was BS'ing in spanish with the anesthesiologist, the next I was awake in the recovery room with 5 cuts on my abdomen. I didn't take any pain meds because the whole thing didn't really feel any worse than when you work out too hard at the gym and maybe pull a muscle or something. I'm back home now and feel fine. I guess I will go to work tomorrow.Greg P.ps; I was really happy to see my wife and son when I got home.pps; I guess I'm just posting before pics for now.

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It was all we said it would be!

Congratulations! You are on the down side!

C

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>From: " gaperrylex " <allen@...>

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>

>Subject: I survived

>Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2006 21:37:42 -0000

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>I got to Mexicali on Sunday and had all my tests run. On Monday

>morning I was laying in an operating room slightly uneasy. I prayed to

>whatever was out there no matter what it was and how wrong my

>perceptions were to allow me to live through the surgery. A few

>minutes later I decided that if I did die, everyone would figure out

>how to get along and worrying about it wouldn't change anything

>anyway. One second I was BS'ing in spanish with the anesthesiologist,

>the next I was awake in the recovery room with 5 cuts on my abdomen. I

>didn't take any pain meds because the whole thing didn't really feel

>any worse than when you work out too hard at the gym and maybe pull a

>muscle or something. I'm back home now and feel fine. I guess I will

>go to work tomorrow.

>

>Greg P.

>

>ps; I was really happy to see my wife and son when I got home.

>

>pps; I guess I'm just posting before pics for now.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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It's official I go in on 11/18/06. Would anyone else be there?J Currie <giftedtch@...> wrote: Welcome home and welcome to the losing side of this journey. You will not regret it at all. Just remind yourself to look at the big picture...especially during the next 2 weeks. I'm not gonna lie to you, it really is pure hell. But, those weeks will pass and the rest of the journey is much much easier. Just stay busy. Jenni Currie DOB

2/23/06 231/151/145gaperrylex <allenstdio> wrote: I got to Mexicali on Sunday and had all my tests run. On Monday morning I was laying in an operating room slightly uneasy. I prayed to whatever was out there no matter what it was and how wrong my perceptions were to allow me to live through the surgery. A few minutes later I decided that if I did die, everyone would figure out how to get along and worrying about it wouldn't change anything anyway. One second I was BS'ing in spanish with the anesthesiologist, the next I was awake in the recovery room with 5 cuts on my abdomen. I didn't take any pain meds because the whole thing didn't really feel any worse than when you work out too hard at the gym and maybe pull a muscle or something. I'm back home now and feel

fine. I guess I will go to work tomorrow.Greg P.ps; I was really happy to see my wife and son when I got home.pps; I guess I'm just posting before pics for now. Check out the all-new beta - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.

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I go in on 11/18/06 as well so I guess i will see you in the car ride to Dr. A. I can't wait!!TISHNA PARKER <drama_01@...> wrote: It's official I go in on 11/18/06. Would anyone else be there?J Currie <giftedtch > wrote: Welcome home and welcome to the losing side of this journey. You will not regret it at all. Just remind yourself to look at the

big picture...especially during the next 2 weeks. I'm not gonna lie to you, it really is pure hell. But, those weeks will pass and the rest of the journey is much much easier. Just stay busy. Jenni Currie DOB 2/23/06 231/151/145gaperrylex <allenstdio> wrote: I got to Mexicali on Sunday and had all my tests run. On Monday morning I was laying in an operating room slightly uneasy. I prayed to whatever was out there no matter what it was and how wrong my perceptions were to allow me to live through the surgery. A few minutes later I decided that if I did die, everyone would figure out how to get along and worrying about it wouldn't change anything anyway. One second I was BS'ing in spanish with the

anesthesiologist, the next I was awake in the recovery room with 5 cuts on my abdomen. I didn't take any pain meds because the whole thing didn't really feel any worse than when you work out too hard at the gym and maybe pull a muscle or something. I'm back home now and feel fine. I guess I will go to work tomorrow.Greg P.ps; I was really happy to see my wife and son when I got home.pps; I guess I'm just posting before pics for now. Check out the all-new beta - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. Check out the all-new beta - Fire

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