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Hi Doors,

Dr Talbot did my surgery for me because I had an umbilical hernia to be repaired. He said seeing he was in the vicinity he may as well do the TT! He doesn't normally do TTs without some other reason to do the surgery as he isn't a cosmetic surgeon. He did a fantastic job though and I am very happy with it. He is going to do what I call the 'fiddly bits' for free at the end of the year. These are bits that were missed in the original surgery because there was just so much skin he couldn't get it all.

On other matters, I thiunk I have finally succombed to the wog that's been going around. It's not the flu just a heavy cold and I'm feeling terrible! Am going to bed now to try to get over it before the working week starts. things very busy at work and as we are going on holidays first week in Sept. they are piling it up on me before I go!!

Hope everyone enjoyed themselves last night. See you soon

Helen

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Hi Mel, Sounds like you had a really fun night last night im going out tonight with work. Should be intrtesting never been out with them before but im sure a whole lot of cruisers will make me feel more comfortable as you would of seen im a bit nervous when i meet new people and i dont really know anyone from work yet, but I havent been out in so long ill go with the german shepard next door if it asked lol. Do you know who helens Doctor was?. I just want to look into the tt and the arms so i can save for it Doorsxxx> >> > Hi again, just wondering if anyone knows who Helen's surgeon was and> where he is located.> > Not her band sugeon the one that did the other op she had earlier this> year. T?anks muchlt> > Doorsxxxx> >>

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Hi Doors,

Dr Talbot did my surgery for me because I had an umbilical hernia to be repaired. He said seeing he was in the vicinity he may as well do the TT! He doesn't normally do TTs without some other reason to do the surgery as he isn't a cosmetic surgeon. He did a fantastic job though and I am very happy with it. He is going to do what I call the 'fiddly bits' for free at the end of the year. These are bits that were missed in the original surgery because there was just so much skin he couldn't get it all.

On other matters, I thiunk I have finally succombed to the wog that's been going around. It's not the flu just a heavy cold and I'm feeling terrible! Am going to bed now to try to get over it before the working week starts. things very busy at work and as we are going on holidays first week in Sept. they are piling it up on me before I go!!

Hope everyone enjoyed themselves last night. See you soon

Helen

-- [sPAM] Re: Helen's surgeon > Doors

Hi Mel, Sounds like you had a really fun night last night im going out tonight with work. Should be intrtesting never been out with them before but im sure a whole lot of cruisers will make me feel more comfortable as you would of seen im a bit nervous when i meet new people and i dont really know anyone from work yet, but I havent been out in so long ill go with the german shepard next door if it asked lol. Do you know who helens Doctor was?. I just want to look into the tt and the arms so i can save for it Doorsxxx> >> > Hi again, just wondering if anyone knows who Helen's surgeon was and> where he is located.> > Not her band sugeon the one that did the other op she had earlier this> year. T?anks muchlt> > Doorsxxxx> >>

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Doors the arms are the worse thing to be done. It is such a large cut

and from what I have been told extremely painful and also there will be

a time that you wont be able to use them. It is definitely not a surgery

that I would be signing up for. I had a TT last year and it was almost

painful more uncomfortable than painful.

Mazz

Doreen wrote:

>

> Hi Helen, Well In just got back from my night out had a few drinks and

> feeling quite

> miserable. My best freiend of 7 years dumped me in jan and i dont seem

> to be able to get

> past it its really playing on my mind and driving me quite nuts. And i

> surpose a bit of

> alchahol doesnt help the situation. I wish i had a time machine i

> realy do. So do you know

> any surgeons that would do my arms im a bit weary and untrusting

> because it is such a

> big cut and i already got staff when i had my band done and this cut

> will be about 100

> times bigger. Doorsxxxx

>

> > > >

> > > > Hi again, just wondering if anyone knows who Helen's surgeon was and

> > > where he is located.

> > > > Not her band sugeon the one that did the other op she had

> earlier this

> > > year. T?anks muchlt

> > > > Doorsxxxx

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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Doors the arms are the worse thing to be done. It is such a large cut

and from what I have been told extremely painful and also there will be

a time that you wont be able to use them. It is definitely not a surgery

that I would be signing up for. I had a TT last year and it was almost

painful more uncomfortable than painful.

Mazz

Doreen wrote:

>

> Hi Helen, Well In just got back from my night out had a few drinks and

> feeling quite

> miserable. My best freiend of 7 years dumped me in jan and i dont seem

> to be able to get

> past it its really playing on my mind and driving me quite nuts. And i

> surpose a bit of

> alchahol doesnt help the situation. I wish i had a time machine i

> realy do. So do you know

> any surgeons that would do my arms im a bit weary and untrusting

> because it is such a

> big cut and i already got staff when i had my band done and this cut

> will be about 100

> times bigger. Doorsxxxx

>

> > > >

> > > > Hi again, just wondering if anyone knows who Helen's surgeon was and

> > > where he is located.

> > > > Not her band sugeon the one that did the other op she had

> earlier this

> > > year. T?anks muchlt

> > > > Doorsxxxx

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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Helen sorry to hear that you are not feeling too well. Go to bed and

relax and drink plenty of fluids is the best thing for you. I am still

struggling with mine. I can not wait until I feel 100% again.

How is Graham?

Mazz

Helen wrote:

>

> Hi Doors,

> Dr Talbot did my surgery for me because I had an umbilical hernia to

> be repaired. He said seeing he was in the vicinity he may as well do

> the TT! He doesn't normally do TTs without some other reason to do the

> surgery as he isn't a cosmetic surgeon. He did a fantastic job though

> and I am very happy with it. He is going to do what I call the 'fiddly

> bits' for free at the end of the year. These are bits that were missed

> in the original surgery because there was just so much skin he

> couldn't get it all.

> On other matters, I thiunk I have finally succombed to the wog that's

> been going around. It's not the flu just a heavy cold and I'm feeling

> terrible! Am going to bed now to try to get over it before the working

> week starts. things very busy at work and as we are going on holidays

> first week in Sept. they are piling it up on me before I go!!

>

> Hope everyone enjoyed themselves last night. See you soon

>

> Helen

>

> /--*/ [sPAM] Re: Helen's surgeon > Doors

>

>

> Hi Mel, Sounds like you had a really fun night last night im going out

> tonight with work.

> Should be intrtesting never been out with them before but im sure a

> whole lot of cruisers

> will make me feel more comfortable as you would of seen im a bit

> nervous when i meet

> new people and i dont really know anyone from work yet, but I havent

> been out in so long

> ill go with the german shepard next door if it asked lol. Do you know

> who helens Doctor

> was?. I just want to look into the tt and the arms so i can save for

> it Doorsxxx

>

> > >

> > > Hi again, just wondering if anyone knows who Helen's surgeon was and

> > where he is located.

> > > Not her band sugeon the one that did the other op she had earlier this

> > year. T?anks muchlt

> > > Doorsxxxx

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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Helen sorry to hear that you are not feeling too well. Go to bed and

relax and drink plenty of fluids is the best thing for you. I am still

struggling with mine. I can not wait until I feel 100% again.

How is Graham?

Mazz

Helen wrote:

>

> Hi Doors,

> Dr Talbot did my surgery for me because I had an umbilical hernia to

> be repaired. He said seeing he was in the vicinity he may as well do

> the TT! He doesn't normally do TTs without some other reason to do the

> surgery as he isn't a cosmetic surgeon. He did a fantastic job though

> and I am very happy with it. He is going to do what I call the 'fiddly

> bits' for free at the end of the year. These are bits that were missed

> in the original surgery because there was just so much skin he

> couldn't get it all.

> On other matters, I thiunk I have finally succombed to the wog that's

> been going around. It's not the flu just a heavy cold and I'm feeling

> terrible! Am going to bed now to try to get over it before the working

> week starts. things very busy at work and as we are going on holidays

> first week in Sept. they are piling it up on me before I go!!

>

> Hope everyone enjoyed themselves last night. See you soon

>

> Helen

>

> /--*/ [sPAM] Re: Helen's surgeon > Doors

>

>

> Hi Mel, Sounds like you had a really fun night last night im going out

> tonight with work.

> Should be intrtesting never been out with them before but im sure a

> whole lot of cruisers

> will make me feel more comfortable as you would of seen im a bit

> nervous when i meet

> new people and i dont really know anyone from work yet, but I havent

> been out in so long

> ill go with the german shepard next door if it asked lol. Do you know

> who helens Doctor

> was?. I just want to look into the tt and the arms so i can save for

> it Doorsxxx

>

> > >

> > > Hi again, just wondering if anyone knows who Helen's surgeon was and

> > where he is located.

> > > Not her band sugeon the one that did the other op she had earlier this

> > year. T?anks muchlt

> > > Doorsxxxx

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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Ah Doors...

I also lost one of my mates in January, and there have been a lot of tears and distress since then. I found out recenty that she had told the world (well it felt like that at the time) about my banding, about 4 weeks after I was banded. She is apparently still talking about trying to reconcile with me, but I am very much of the opinion that it will just explode again. She owes me quite a few big apologies before I think I can even go there. She was one of only three people other than family that I told... and I only told her because I needed help with the kids one day - wish I had just rung a bloody taxi for them now!!!!!

Oh well... you live and learn. Jealousy is a nasty thing - and I now know that part of her problem with me was to do with many other things other than just my loosing a bit of excess weight... why - who knows. But, it is heartbreaking at the time.

Mel

> > > >> > > > Hi again, just wondering if anyone knows who Helen's surgeon was and> > > where he is located.> > > > Not her band sugeon the one that did the other op she had earlier this> > > year. T?anks muchlt> > > > Doorsxxxx> > > >> > >> >>