Re: medical personnel-maureen

[Guest guest]

Maureen,

Stone and infection---GONE!!!! Life is good, at least for today! LOL Sorry

about your back problems. That's awful that you have permanent damage from

it. I know doctors are only human, but sometimes they don't even act human.

It's like they have no ears to listen with.

Gail

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/6/00 9:21:06 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

smilinggail@... writes:

<< Maureen,

Stone and infection---GONE!!!! Life is good, at least for today! LOL Sorry

about your back problems. That's awful that you have permanent damage from

it. I know doctors are only human, but sometimes they don't even act human.

It's like they have no ears to listen with.

Gail

>>

Oh Gail!!!! I'm so glad!!!!!

Donna

[Guest guest]

Hey Maureen....

Inquiring minds want to know:

How will you use the respite time when she's back in school full-time? (is

she now?). 20 hours is a lot! But that's how much we are using htis summer.

I can't envision how I " d use it each week during the school year....care to

broaden my boundaries?

j

[Guest guest]

Gail,

Just read your post about the stone and infection being gone.Wonderful!! So

glad!!

ita

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/6/00 12:45:40 PM Central Daylight Time,

jmedlen@... writes:

<< Inquiring minds want to know:

How will you use the respite time when she's back in school full-time? (is

she now?). 20 hours is a lot! But that's how much we are using htis summer.

I can't envision how I " d use it each week during the school year....care to

broaden my boundaries?

>>

is back in school full-time now, and yes, 20 hours is a lot --

certainly more than we thought we would get. Once she is out of her cast and

doing well, we plan to use the hours to: spend time taking , my 5-year

old, to places that just cannot tolerate (our list is long!); spend

alone time with , who is going to be a senior next year and off to

college the year after; spend time just Bob and I alone together (sorely

needed); complete long overdue projects around the house (another long list);

and last, but not least, devote some time to myself to exercise, read, spend

time with my parents, shop alone, talk with friends, etc., etc. (Bob's time

alone will be spent golfing, at least during the good weather.) As you can

see, I will have no trouble filling in the hours!!

Maureen

[Guest guest]

We use almost that amount of TSS services DURING SCHOOL. From 3:30 -* x e

days/wk or sometimes spread out over 6 days a week.

Sara

>>> jmedlen@... - 05/06/0 1:42 PM >>>

Hey Maureen....

Inquiring minds want to know:

How will you use the respite time when she's back in school full-time? (is

she now?). 20 hours is a lot! But that's how much we are using htis summer.

I can't envision how I " d use it each week during the school year....care to

broaden my boundaries?

j

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/7/00 12:52:20 AM Eastern Daylight Time, MRASMUS@...

writes:

<< spend

alone time with , who is going to be a senior next year and off to

college the year after; spend time just Bob and I alone together (sorely

needed); complete long overdue projects around the house (another long

list);

and last, but not least, devote some time to myself to exercise, read, spend

time with my parents, shop alone, talk with friends, etc., etc. (Bob's time

alone will be spent golfing, at least during the good weather.) As you can

see, I will have no trouble filling in the hours!!

Maureen >>

LOLOL Maureen. This looks just like my list of things to fill the time when

(and if) I get Maddie in school next year!!!!

Donna (who can't complain-----I get respite because of devoted family and

older kids----THANK GOD)