Yvonne & Deborah

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Dear ,Congrats!!! You have almost been through birth, delivering a functioning (sort off) esophagus. Here is to your rebirth of eating. Dear Deborah,Blunt as I can be.... look at your schedule, find a break and make an appointment for surgery. If you are REALLY the one that has a stabilized esophagus I want to go with you to buy a lottery ticket. We haven't heard of anyone truly stabilizing and not doing harm, but you could be the one. Consider making an appointment for surgery at a good time in your schedule then you could cancel it later. (To my friends, Deborah is a published author and illustrator, teaches and make commitments months ahead for weeks and months at a time. She needs to reserve a spot of no commitments and adjust her finances.)http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/102-9171863-5134514Above is the link to some of her publications on Amazon. She won't tell you that, but I am because it is cool. So she is an artsy type.Deborah, love ya......(Can't tell what this duck is doing?) But I'm going to nag you. Really if you don't want the surgery a couple of weeks before, the surgeon's schedule will recover, but you have such scheduling difficulties I hate to see you change your mind, then have to back out of committments and lose income.Thank you for all your kind thoughts about Lupe. His daughter volunteers at the California Highway Patrol and they went to school close to where Lupe worked, instead of their city because the school is better. She doesn't drive yet, so the CHP will pick her and her brother up each day and take them back and forth to school, about 20 miles in icky LA traffic. She will be a high school senior I think, can you imagine that image, good and bad of having the CHP watch over you? It is a good thing, but her dating life could be limited. I imagine it will also be good for the son. So IFFFF I ever get pulled over for a ticket I'll be appreciative of the CHP more.Sandy in So Cal