Re: Getting better

[Guest guest]

Hi Melinda. I was incredibly sick before my surgery, and my anxiety

about the travel, anethesia, and recovery were overwhelming. the

morning of my surgery I remember walking into Dr. Fengs office and

literally collapsing into my husbands arms as I sobbed. I kept

saying " it's almost over, 11 years of hell and it's almost over " . When

I woke up from the surgery I felt amazing, like someone had taken the

ragweed out from under my nose! There was such a high from knowing

that they were out! I felt so good that by the next morning my husband

and I went to the mall and went shopping and had lunch there, drainage

tubes and all. I felt totally awesome for about 4-6 weeks, and then

the reality of detoxing set in. I am still SOOOOOO much better than

before surgery, but I am delicate, and I have to be careful of what I

do and how I eat. You will get through this time, and you will feel so

much better as you heal.

Best wishes,

[Guest guest]

Melinda,

Your anxieties are very normal . . . It won't be long

now before it's over and you'll be on your way back to

good health. . . Just focus on the future. You'll be

on your way soon!

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Melinda,

My niece found that the majority of women who were

rising through the ranks of companies she worked for

had a Writing or English degree.

She started working contract and rose rather quickly

to a six figure income. While she doesn't write for a

living, her ability to communicate in writing - in a

way that gets attention - is proving to be a winner.

Hugs,

Rogene