Guest guest Posted February 15, 2000 Report Share Posted February 15, 2000 >I have been reading the posts between and re laser surgery >for their eyes and laugh inwardly. I have always thought I had excellent >vision, but after picking up my first pair of reading glasses last week, >realise I didn't. I am enjoying being able to read again without >squinting. For now that will do me fine. , I am glad everything >went well. Well maybe I was hasty to say all went well. My eyes are currently over corrected to +1.25 in each eye from -2.5 and -2.25 before. So my poor eyes have gone from short to long sighted. All going well this should regress back to close to 0 but this will take time and it's hard going from perfect sight (with glasses) to my current vision. Worst case is that I will need to have a enhancement done in a few months. Gotta say I think the band was better value so far and I'll reserve my thoughts on Lasik until my eyes are better when I'm sure I'll be glad I did this. Anyhow will keep everyone posted, I'm off to bed early now to rest my eyes and their overworked muscles. Regards -- ____________________________________________________________ Mc http://www.matthewmcdonald.com/ MobileWorld Phone Information http://www.mobileworld.org/ Gold Coast, Australia_______________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2000 Report Share Posted April 4, 2000 I'll be in for champagne!!! See you there Kay > Hi All. > > > > > > Bruce: Welcome aboard. I don't have anything to add re your first few > weeks, I would just reiterate what the 2 's have said. Don't stress > too much about food just yet, concentrate on total recovery from the > surgery. I hope you find this list invaluable, as I do. > > Lois: Glad to see you are back. Hope you are OK. > > Melbourne Bandsters: See you tonight. If I bring a bottle of champagne > will someone share it with me??? > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > DON'T HATE YOUR RATE! > Get a NextCard Visa, in 30 seconds! Get rates as low as > 0.0% Intro or 9.9% Fixed APR and no hidden fees. > Apply NOW! > http://click./1/2120/4/_/707298/_/954892725/ > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2000 Report Share Posted April 4, 2000 I had a feeling I could count on you. See you there. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2000 Report Share Posted April 4, 2000 > Melbourne Bandsters: See you tonight. If I bring a bottle of champagne > will someone share it with me??? *Sigh* Wish I could! Sadly, wine is on my list of no-no's now... irritates the oesophagus really badly. Guess I'll just have to have an extra slice of J's cake to compensate (it's a tough life)! . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2000 Report Share Posted April 4, 2000 , what a shame, but don't worry, we'll have one for you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2000 Report Share Posted April 4, 2000 Hey, I've got champagne too, so we can share! Regards, Nadia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 3, 2000 Report Share Posted September 3, 2000 Esther, Stable weight....now up to 3.5 ml....it has finally kicked in....today i have had 1/2 sandwhich around 10.30am and the other half 1pm....so im pleased as i was starting to get nervous that it wouldnt work.....i have also joined the chuck club....saturday night...(not exactly sober at the time)...and i go for this chicken burger thing...and take two quick bites...as i always have...and it was back up in about 10 secs flat....lmao (laugh my ass off)....i was actually delighted (sorry regular chuckers) that the band had began to do what i was promised it would....it was the most bizarr feeling....not like normal chuck...it was just automatic...and then i felt great....i'm sure the other ppl dining at the casino thought it was due to the alcohol intoxication....i havent had another episoid since....i feel a bit of pain eating doughy stuff like bread....but it seems to pass within 20-30 secs....ill see how i go this week before i decide when to go! back for another fill....im thinking ill be at least a 3.8ml girl....i just need a permanent muzzel over my mouth...no doubt id find a way to eat food through it though.... oh yeah...nearly forgot what the purpose of this email was.....when i saw at 6.30pm...he made comment that he had seen all his " GOOD " patients in the morning.... See you all on the 26th Missy_Belle Esther Van Houten 04/09/2000 09:24 Please respond to ozband To: " oz band band (E-mail) " <ozbandegroups> cc: Subject: Hi all. My Groups | ozband Main Page | Start a new group! First of all: The Melbourne Meeting. The general consensus is the 26th at the school, with Randall. So I will bite the bullet and confirm he meeting is on the 26th. I don't think it matters that our next meeting will only be 3 weeks away. So see you then Randall. Gerri - Welcome. I am amazed at your weight loss. Good for you. I am sure you will get a lot out of this list. I think I may be one of a few that actually knows what you meant by your Oma. For those that don't know, and this is a bit of trivia, it is the dutch word for grandmother. I had my appointment with Dixon on Friday and I can tell you it was quite a social gathering. I think at one stage there was about 6 of us swapping stories and laughing. I hope we didn't distract the other patients too much. The woman Aldo spoke of is Colleen and she is going to phone me to find out about the meetings. Halkett was really pleased that we have so much fun with others in the same position. However, by the time Sue got to see I believe he was in quite a bad mood as most of us had put on. Lucky I didn't see him. On the down side of my appointment - I have put on 6 kgs in the past few months. On the up side I finally have had a fill and now have 2.6 in the band. The highest I have ever got to with my 2nd band is 2.8. I had no problems over the weekend and even managed to eat red meat straight after I got home from the doctors. Usually I am totally blocked for about 2 days after a fill. This is a really really good sign. Thus far - no spasms. I am quietly confident I am healed (after all it is 12 months tomorrow since my second surgery) and can get on with the task at hand - losing more weight. I am on a high. - I had to dash off before you came out. How did you go? Regards to all. Esther. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 4, 2000 Report Share Posted September 4, 2000 Hi Esther, Thanks for the welcome, and with your name, you could only be Dutch....haha. Geri Hi all. > Gerri - Welcome. I am amazed at your weight loss. Good for you. I am sure > you will get a lot out of this list. I think I may be one of a few that > actually knows what you meant by your Oma. For those that don't know, and > this is a bit of trivia, it is the dutch word for grandmother. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2000 Report Share Posted October 8, 2000 I had a great laugh at this one Hally. I too, am known as Scarfer of the Water. I have tried to down a shite load of water thinking it was OK and spent the next 10 minutes in agony having over the toilet. At 09:12 9/10/2000 +0800, you wrote: >Esther > >I feel for you, i had an experience like that was i was first banded. i >knew that food was restricted but my surgeon didnt tell me about liquids. >I went out for an hours brisk walk - It was summer time and very hot, came >home and was thirsty, so I downed the majority of a 500ml bottle of spring >water in one hit and then the pain was incredible - i had to roll around on >the living room floor, this was the worst pain i have ever had with the >band and it was terrible, i was crying and screaming (i thought it was a >heart attack) I did not even associate it with the band at first (because >i just had water). i was calling my husband but he could not hear me and i >was just rolling around for at least 1/2 an hour. I eventuallly threw the >whole lot up - Needless to say i havve never gulped any drink ever again!!! > >hally > >---------- >> >> To: oz band band (E-mail) <ozbandegroups> >> Subject: Hi All. >> Date: Monday, October 09, 2000 8:08 AM >> >> Well I thought I had experienced all that I could possibly experience >with >> the band. WRONG. On Saturday I went to the Red Hill market (worth going >> to) and bought some low fat, low calorie scones which I thought would be >a >> nice alternative for lunch. Sat myself down with one scone with jam and >a >> cuppa, got half way through the scone and a bit got stuck....... and I >mean >> stuck. I vomited for approx. 1 1/2 hours and them remembered the coke >> theory. All I had was half flat coke, but I had nothing to lose. >Sculled >> 1/2 a glass, absolute agony, I thought I was going to die, but it didn't >> help. Vomited for another half an hour and by this stage was feeling >pretty >> bad. I was actually debating whether to drive myself to the Alfred >hospital >> to get them to remove the fluid. As a last resort I thought I would try >a >> glass of Dexsal. I swallowed a whole glass and this time actually wished >I >> would die. The pain was unbelievable. All of a sudden I got this >> incredible feeling and the whole lot came up, including the offending >piece >> of scone. >> >> Moral to this story - don't eat scones, even if they are low fat, low >> calorie. I think I have learnt my lesson. >> >> Have a great day all. >> >> Esther. >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2000 Report Share Posted October 8, 2000 I had a great laugh at this one Hally. I too, am known as Scarfer of the Water. I have tried to down a shite load of water thinking it was OK and spent the next 10 minutes in agony having over the toilet. At 09:12 9/10/2000 +0800, you wrote: >Esther > >I feel for you, i had an experience like that was i was first banded. i >knew that food was restricted but my surgeon didnt tell me about liquids. >I went out for an hours brisk walk - It was summer time and very hot, came >home and was thirsty, so I downed the majority of a 500ml bottle of spring >water in one hit and then the pain was incredible - i had to roll around on >the living room floor, this was the worst pain i have ever had with the >band and it was terrible, i was crying and screaming (i thought it was a >heart attack) I did not even associate it with the band at first (because >i just had water). i was calling my husband but he could not hear me and i >was just rolling around for at least 1/2 an hour. I eventuallly threw the >whole lot up - Needless to say i havve never gulped any drink ever again!!! > >hally > >---------- >> >> To: oz band band (E-mail) <ozbandegroups> >> Subject: Hi All. >> Date: Monday, October 09, 2000 8:08 AM >> >> Well I thought I had experienced all that I could possibly experience >with >> the band. WRONG. On Saturday I went to the Red Hill market (worth going >> to) and bought some low fat, low calorie scones which I thought would be >a >> nice alternative for lunch. Sat myself down with one scone with jam and >a >> cuppa, got half way through the scone and a bit got stuck....... and I >mean >> stuck. I vomited for approx. 1 1/2 hours and them remembered the coke >> theory. All I had was half flat coke, but I had nothing to lose. >Sculled >> 1/2 a glass, absolute agony, I thought I was going to die, but it didn't >> help. Vomited for another half an hour and by this stage was feeling >pretty >> bad. I was actually debating whether to drive myself to the Alfred >hospital >> to get them to remove the fluid. As a last resort I thought I would try >a >> glass of Dexsal. I swallowed a whole glass and this time actually wished >I >> would die. The pain was unbelievable. All of a sudden I got this >> incredible feeling and the whole lot came up, including the offending >piece >> of scone. >> >> Moral to this story - don't eat scones, even if they are low fat, low >> calorie. I think I have learnt my lesson. >> >> Have a great day all. >> >> Esther. >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2000 Report Share Posted October 8, 2000 Esther-- You poor thing!! That experience sounds like the absolute pits! What is Dexsal? I am really glad it helped, but I have no clue as to what it is. What a day at the Market, eh? Next time maybe take your own band-friendly food, just in case. I am glad you survived that ordeal without having to take the fluid out, but in hindsight, maybe that would have been easier. I hope you have suffered no after effects! Thanks for sharing Esther's Adventure with the Scones! *smile* Warm Regards, of the Cakes Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2000 Report Share Posted October 8, 2000 Esther I feel for you, i had an experience like that was i was first banded. i knew that food was restricted but my surgeon didnt tell me about liquids. I went out for an hours brisk walk - It was summer time and very hot, came home and was thirsty, so I downed the majority of a 500ml bottle of spring water in one hit and then the pain was incredible - i had to roll around on the living room floor, this was the worst pain i have ever had with the band and it was terrible, i was crying and screaming (i thought it was a heart attack) I did not even associate it with the band at first (because i just had water). i was calling my husband but he could not hear me and i was just rolling around for at least 1/2 an hour. I eventuallly threw the whole lot up - Needless to say i havve never gulped any drink ever again!!! hally ---------- > > To: oz band band (E-mail) <ozbandegroups> > Subject: Hi All. > Date: Monday, October 09, 2000 8:08 AM > > Well I thought I had experienced all that I could possibly experience with > the band. WRONG. On Saturday I went to the Red Hill market (worth going > to) and bought some low fat, low calorie scones which I thought would be a > nice alternative for lunch. Sat myself down with one scone with jam and a > cuppa, got half way through the scone and a bit got stuck....... and I mean > stuck. I vomited for approx. 1 1/2 hours and them remembered the coke > theory. All I had was half flat coke, but I had nothing to lose. Sculled > 1/2 a glass, absolute agony, I thought I was going to die, but it didn't > help. Vomited for another half an hour and by this stage was feeling pretty > bad. I was actually debating whether to drive myself to the Alfred hospital > to get them to remove the fluid. As a last resort I thought I would try a > glass of Dexsal. I swallowed a whole glass and this time actually wished I > would die. The pain was unbelievable. All of a sudden I got this > incredible feeling and the whole lot came up, including the offending piece > of scone. > > Moral to this story - don't eat scones, even if they are low fat, low > calorie. I think I have learnt my lesson. > > Have a great day all. > > Esther. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2000 Report Share Posted October 8, 2000 Hi , Dexsal is similar to Eno - an effervescent drink which supposedly helps with indigestion, heartburn or nausea, handy stuff to have in the cupboard. Dixon told me to keep some on me at all times to help with pushing the food through to the stomach - sort of replaces the Prepulsid. I am just glad that I waited until I got home to eat the " goodies " . Esther. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2000 Report Share Posted October 8, 2000 I had a great laugh at this one Hally. I too, am known as Scarfer of the Water. I have tried to down a shite load of water thinking it was OK and spent the next 10 minutes in agony having over the toilet. At 09:12 9/10/2000 +0800, you wrote: >Esther > >I feel for you, i had an experience like that was i was first banded. i >knew that food was restricted but my surgeon didnt tell me about liquids. >I went out for an hours brisk walk - It was summer time and very hot, came >home and was thirsty, so I downed the majority of a 500ml bottle of spring >water in one hit and then the pain was incredible - i had to roll around on >the living room floor, this was the worst pain i have ever had with the >band and it was terrible, i was crying and screaming (i thought it was a >heart attack) I did not even associate it with the band at first (because >i just had water). i was calling my husband but he could not hear me and i >was just rolling around for at least 1/2 an hour. I eventuallly threw the >whole lot up - Needless to say i havve never gulped any drink ever again!!! > >hally > >---------- >> >> To: oz band band (E-mail) <ozbandegroups> >> Subject: Hi All. >> Date: Monday, October 09, 2000 8:08 AM >> >> Well I thought I had experienced all that I could possibly experience >with >> the band. WRONG. On Saturday I went to the Red Hill market (worth going >> to) and bought some low fat, low calorie scones which I thought would be >a >> nice alternative for lunch. Sat myself down with one scone with jam and >a >> cuppa, got half way through the scone and a bit got stuck....... and I >mean >> stuck. I vomited for approx. 1 1/2 hours and them remembered the coke >> theory. All I had was half flat coke, but I had nothing to lose. >Sculled >> 1/2 a glass, absolute agony, I thought I was going to die, but it didn't >> help. Vomited for another half an hour and by this stage was feeling >pretty >> bad. I was actually debating whether to drive myself to the Alfred >hospital >> to get them to remove the fluid. As a last resort I thought I would try >a >> glass of Dexsal. I swallowed a whole glass and this time actually wished >I >> would die. The pain was unbelievable. All of a sudden I got this >> incredible feeling and the whole lot came up, including the offending >piece >> of scone. >> >> Moral to this story - don't eat scones, even if they are low fat, low >> calorie. I think I have learnt my lesson. >> >> Have a great day all. >> >> Esther. >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2000 Report Share Posted October 8, 2000 Yes, for me it was 3.2 mls. It took me 18 months to get this right. At 13:32 9/10/2000 +0800, you wrote: >I crack up when i think of it now - but blimey at the time it was pure hell >and I really thought I was having a heart attack. I am seeing Tony on >wednesday, will probably get a little more out of the band, i want to >stablise for the next month and i dont want to vomit anymore. I am trying >to find the happy medium where i can eat a little and not gain weight or if >i eat a little too much not vomit either. > >I have 4.1 in at present so will probably get .1 taken out. > >I would also like to be able to drink a bit more in one hit, i love gulping >water and would like to be able to do small gulps - if i gulp now it just >comes straight back up again. > >Anybody out there trying to maintain and found the right amount of saline >in the port? How long did it take to work this out? > >Hally > >---------- >> >> To: ozbandegroups >> Subject: Re: Hi All. >> Date: Monday, October 09, 2000 11:17 AM >> >> I had a great laugh at this one Hally. I too, am known as Scarfer of the >> Water. I have tried to down a shite load of water thinking it was OK and >> spent the next 10 minutes in agony having over the toilet. >> >> >> >> At 09:12 9/10/2000 +0800, you wrote: >> >Esther >> > >> >I feel for you, i had an experience like that was i was first banded. i >> >knew that food was restricted but my surgeon didnt tell me about >liquids. >> >I went out for an hours brisk walk - It was summer time and very hot, >came >> >home and was thirsty, so I downed the majority of a 500ml bottle of >spring >> >water in one hit and then the pain was incredible - i had to roll around >on >> >the living room floor, this was the worst pain i have ever had with the >> >band and it was terrible, i was crying and screaming (i thought it was a >> >heart attack) I did not even associate it with the band at first >(because >> >i just had water). i was calling my husband but he could not hear me >and i >> >was just rolling around for at least 1/2 an hour. I eventuallly threw >the >> >whole lot up - Needless to say i havve never gulped any drink ever >again!!! >> > >> >hally >> > >> >---------- >> >> >> >> To: oz band band (E-mail) <ozbandegroups> >> >> Subject: Hi All. >> >> Date: Monday, October 09, 2000 8:08 AM >> >> >> >> Well I thought I had experienced all that I could possibly experience >> >with >> >> the band. WRONG. On Saturday I went to the Red Hill market (worth >going >> >> to) and bought some low fat, low calorie scones which I thought would >be >> >a >> >> nice alternative for lunch. Sat myself down with one scone with jam >and >> >a >> >> cuppa, got half way through the scone and a bit got stuck....... and I >> >mean >> >> stuck. I vomited for approx. 1 1/2 hours and them remembered the coke >> >> theory. All I had was half flat coke, but I had nothing to lose. >> >Sculled >> >> 1/2 a glass, absolute agony, I thought I was going to die, but it >didn't >> >> help. Vomited for another half an hour and by this stage was feeling >> >pretty >> >> bad. I was actually debating whether to drive myself to the Alfred >> >hospital >> >> to get them to remove the fluid. As a last resort I thought I would >try >> >a >> >> glass of Dexsal. I swallowed a whole glass and this time actually >wished >> >I >> >> would die. The pain was unbelievable. All of a sudden I got this >> >> incredible feeling and the whole lot came up, including the offending >> >piece >> >> of scone. >> >> >> >> Moral to this story - don't eat scones, even if they are low fat, low >> >> calorie. I think I have learnt my lesson. >> >> >> >> Have a great day all. >> >> >> >> Esther. >> >> >> >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2000 Report Share Posted October 8, 2000 I crack up when i think of it now - but blimey at the time it was pure hell and I really thought I was having a heart attack. I am seeing Tony on wednesday, will probably get a little more out of the band, i want to stablise for the next month and i dont want to vomit anymore. I am trying to find the happy medium where i can eat a little and not gain weight or if i eat a little too much not vomit either. I have 4.1 in at present so will probably get .1 taken out. I would also like to be able to drink a bit more in one hit, i love gulping water and would like to be able to do small gulps - if i gulp now it just comes straight back up again. Anybody out there trying to maintain and found the right amount of saline in the port? How long did it take to work this out? Hally ---------- > > To: ozbandegroups > Subject: Re: Hi All. > Date: Monday, October 09, 2000 11:17 AM > > I had a great laugh at this one Hally. I too, am known as Scarfer of the > Water. I have tried to down a shite load of water thinking it was OK and > spent the next 10 minutes in agony having over the toilet. > > > > At 09:12 9/10/2000 +0800, you wrote: > >Esther > > > >I feel for you, i had an experience like that was i was first banded. i > >knew that food was restricted but my surgeon didnt tell me about liquids. > >I went out for an hours brisk walk - It was summer time and very hot, came > >home and was thirsty, so I downed the majority of a 500ml bottle of spring > >water in one hit and then the pain was incredible - i had to roll around on > >the living room floor, this was the worst pain i have ever had with the > >band and it was terrible, i was crying and screaming (i thought it was a > >heart attack) I did not even associate it with the band at first (because > >i just had water). i was calling my husband but he could not hear me and i > >was just rolling around for at least 1/2 an hour. I eventuallly threw the > >whole lot up - Needless to say i havve never gulped any drink ever again!!! > > > >hally > > > >---------- > >> > >> To: oz band band (E-mail) <ozbandegroups> > >> Subject: Hi All. > >> Date: Monday, October 09, 2000 8:08 AM > >> > >> Well I thought I had experienced all that I could possibly experience > >with > >> the band. WRONG. On Saturday I went to the Red Hill market (worth going > >> to) and bought some low fat, low calorie scones which I thought would be > >a > >> nice alternative for lunch. Sat myself down with one scone with jam and > >a > >> cuppa, got half way through the scone and a bit got stuck....... and I > >mean > >> stuck. I vomited for approx. 1 1/2 hours and them remembered the coke > >> theory. All I had was half flat coke, but I had nothing to lose. > >Sculled > >> 1/2 a glass, absolute agony, I thought I was going to die, but it didn't > >> help. Vomited for another half an hour and by this stage was feeling > >pretty > >> bad. I was actually debating whether to drive myself to the Alfred > >hospital > >> to get them to remove the fluid. As a last resort I thought I would try > >a > >> glass of Dexsal. I swallowed a whole glass and this time actually wished > >I > >> would die. The pain was unbelievable. All of a sudden I got this > >> incredible feeling and the whole lot came up, including the offending > >piece > >> of scone. > >> > >> Moral to this story - don't eat scones, even if they are low fat, low > >> calorie. I think I have learnt my lesson. > >> > >> Have a great day all. > >> > >> Esther. > >> > >> > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2000 Report Share Posted December 6, 2000 Esther Just logged on and read your message. I am so pleased that you are finally getting somewhere - having tests is a real start - I am keeping all my hopes up that there is nothing major and only a minor issue and that it will all be sorted out soon. I wish you all the best - and my friend does as well. take care love hally ---------- > > To: oz band band (E-mail) <ozbandegroups> > Subject: Hi all. > Date: Thursday, December 07, 2000 1:12 PM > > I am finally getting somewhere with all of my problems and am spending the > day tomorrow having all sorts of tests to try to find out what is causing > all my grief. Hooray, I am finally being listened to. > > As I wont be in at work tomorrow, and I only have access to a computer at > work, I would like to let you all know that it is 's (of the Cakes > variety) birthday on Saturday. I, for one, wish her the very happiest > birthday. > > I will report in on Monday, with hopefully some terrific news. > > Have a great weekend all. > > Regards, > > Esther. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2000 Report Share Posted December 6, 2000 Thank you very much & Hally. It is great knowing you have the support behind you. Esther. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2000 Report Share Posted December 6, 2000 Goodluck Esther..................I will keep EVERYTHING crossed for you!!!!!!!! ))) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2000 Report Share Posted December 6, 2000 Hallelujah, Esther! I'm keeping my fingers crossed that you will at last get some answers that make sense and lead to solutions. Looking forward to hearing good news. (cakes)...... hope you have a very happy birthday, and that the year ahead brings you good health and continued success in all areas of your life. . Hi all. > I am finally getting somewhere with all of my problems and am spending the > day tomorrow having all sorts of tests to try to find out what is causing > all my grief. Hooray, I am finally being listened to. > > As I wont be in at work tomorrow, and I only have access to a computer at > work, I would like to let you all know that it is 's (of the Cakes > variety) birthday on Saturday. I, for one, wish her the very happiest > birthday. > > I will report in on Monday, with hopefully some terrific news. > > Have a great weekend all. > > Regards, > > Esther. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 7, 2000 Report Share Posted December 7, 2000 Always................ Esther Van Houten on 07/12/2000 15:05:51 Please respond to ozbandegroups To: " 'ozbandegroups' " <ozbandegroups> cc: (bcc: Bosman/Rainsfords/Britax) Subject: RE: Hi all. Thank you very much & Hally. It is great knowing you have the support behind you. Esther. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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