Re: A Special Thanks From My Son and Daughter-in-law

[Guest guest]

Hurray!!!!!!!!!

>

> Reply-To:

> Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 12:03:35 -0700 (PDT)

> To: cihear ,

> Subject: A Special Thanks From My Son and Daughter-in-law

>

> I've waited a few days to send out an email with an

> update about my daughter so as to make sure we only

> needed to send one message so here goes..

>

> As many of you are aware my seven year old daughter

> under went a serious open heart surgery this past

> Thursday. The procedure while not always dangerous

> was in her case very dangerous due to prior operations

> and scar tissue. Prior to the operation the surgeon

> had explained to my wife and I that the procedure

> would last between 12-15 hours, with an expected

> success rate of 75%. Not the kind of odds you want

> when your child is being operated on, but understood

> due to the situation.

>

> Anyhow the procedure began at 9 am last Thursday

> morning, around noon the surgeon's nurse came to tell

> us that they had finally gotten in and all was going

> well so far. She promised to come back every couple

> hours with an update. At 2:15 the nurse returned

> with a very huge smile on her face, she explained that

> they were done. I asked what does done mean, she

> explained that done meant everything went flawlessly,

> without any problems and or challenges and that the

> repair was a complete success. She further explained

> that this surgery would probably be the last she would

> need to correct the problem she had. She said that

> once things healed, that would for all

> purposes be able to function as a normal healthy

> person, with only concern for the things we all

> deal with. This problem as many of you know is a

> heart defect was born with. Seven years ago

> when she was born there was no way to correct the

> problem, today there is.

>

> Well despite a challenge with a medication over the

> weekend has recuperated well enough that

> today she was dismissed from the hospital and is now

> home. We want to thank everyone for their kind

> words, prayers, cards, meals, gifts and letters.

>

> Larry

>

> Larry | District Solutions Director | Great

> Lakes & Northcoast Districts Novell, Inc., the leading

> provider of information solutions

>

> Office Phone: NY | MI

> Fax:

>

> http://www.novell.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

Alice,

This is FABULOUS NEWS!!!!! I can see the grin on your face right now.

Hugs,

Alice wrote:

>I've waited a few days to send out an email with an

>update about my daughter so as to make sure we only

>needed to send one message so here goes..

>

>As many of you are aware my seven year old daughter

>under went a serious open heart surgery this past

>Thursday. The procedure while not always dangerous

>was in her case very dangerous due to prior operations

>and scar tissue. Prior to the operation the surgeon

>had explained to my wife and I that the procedure

>would last between 12-15 hours, with an expected

>success rate of 75%. Not the kind of odds you want

>when your child is being operated on, but understood

>due to the situation.

>

>Anyhow the procedure began at 9 am last Thursday

>morning, around noon the surgeon's nurse came to tell

>us that they had finally gotten in and all was going

>well so far. She promised to come back every couple

>hours with an update. At 2:15 the nurse returned

>with a very huge smile on her face, she explained that

>they were done. I asked what does done mean, she

>explained that done meant everything went flawlessly,

>without any problems and or challenges and that the

>repair was a complete success. She further explained

>that this surgery would probably be the last she would

>need to correct the problem she had. She said that

>once things healed, that would for all

>purposes be able to function as a normal healthy

>person, with only concern for the things we all

>deal with. This problem as many of you know is a

>heart defect was born with. Seven years ago

>when she was born there was no way to correct the

>problem, today there is.

>

>Well despite a challenge with a medication over the

>weekend has recuperated well enough that

>today she was dismissed from the hospital and is now

>home. We want to thank everyone for their kind

>words, prayers, cards, meals, gifts and letters.

>

>Larry

>

>Larry | District Solutions Director | Great

>Lakes & Northcoast Districts Novell, Inc., the leading

>provider of information solutions

>

>Office Phone: NY | MI

>Fax:

>

>http://www.novell.com

>

>

>Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements contained herein are

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entirely responsible for its content. List members are reminded of their

responsibility to evaluate the content of the postings and consult with their

physicians regarding changes in their own treatment.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Larry,

What WONDERFUL news! Both you and your wife must be grateful and relieved to say the least.

Here's hoping your daughter has a wonderful future.

Sheila

[Guest guest]

This is great news!

Smiles,

a

Alice wrote:>I've waited a few days to send out an email with an>update about my daughter so as to make sure we only>needed to send one message so here goes..>>As many of you are aware my seven year old daughter>under went a serious open heart surgery this past>Thursday. The procedure while not always dangerous>was in her case very dangerous due to prior operations>and scar tissue. Prior to the operation the surgeon>had explained to my wife and I that the procedure>would last between 12-15 hours, with an expected>success rate of 75%. Not the kind of odds you want>when your child is being operated on, but understood>due to the situation.>>Anyhow the procedure began at 9 am last Thursday>morning, around noon the surgeon's nurse came to tell>us that they had finally gotten in and all was going>well so far. She promised to come back every couple >hours with an update. At 2:15 the nurse returned>with a very huge smile on her face, she explained that>they were done. I asked what does done mean, she>explained that done meant everything went flawlessly,>without any problems and or challenges and that the>repair was a complete success. She further explained>that this surgery would probably be the last she would>need to correct the problem she had. She said that >once things healed, that would for all>purposes be able to function as a normal healthy>person, with only concern for the things we all >deal with. This problem as many of you know is a>heart defect was born with. Seven years ago>when she was born there was no way to correct the>problem, today there is.>>Well despite a challenge with a medication over the>weekend has recuperated well enough that>today she was dismissed from the hospital and is now>home. We want to thank everyone for their kind>words, prayers, cards, meals, gifts and letters.>>Larry

[Guest guest]

Dear Alice, Wonderful news!!, Celia

>

> >I've waited a few days to send out an email with an

> >update about my daughter so as to make sure we only

> >needed to send one message so here goes..

> >

> >As many of you are aware my seven year old daughter

> >under went a serious open heart surgery this past

> >Thursday. The procedure while not always dangerous

> >was in her case very dangerous due to prior operations

> >and scar tissue. Prior to the operation the surgeon

> >had explained to my wife and I that the procedure

> >would last between 12-15 hours, with an expected

> >success rate of 75%. Not the kind of odds you want

> >when your child is being operated on, but understood

> >due to the situation.

> >

> >Anyhow the procedure began at 9 am last Thursday

> >morning, around noon the surgeon's nurse came to tell

> >us that they had finally gotten in and all was going

> >well so far. She promised to come back every couple

> >hours with an update. At 2:15 the nurse returned

> >with a very huge smile on her face, she explained that

> >they were done. I asked what does done mean, she

> >explained that done meant everything went flawlessly,

> >without any problems and or challenges and that the

> >repair was a complete success. She further explained

> >that this surgery would probably be the last she would

> >need to correct the problem she had. She said that

> >once things healed, that would for all

> >purposes be able to function as a normal healthy

> >person, with only concern for the things we all

> >deal with. This problem as many of you know is a

> >heart defect was born with. Seven years ago

> >when she was born there was no way to correct the

> >problem, today there is.

> >

> >Well despite a challenge with a medication over the

> >weekend has recuperated well enough that

> >today she was dismissed from the hospital and is now

> >home. We want to thank everyone for their kind

> >words, prayers, cards, meals, gifts and letters.

> >

> >Larry

> >

> >Larry | District Solutions Director | Great

> >Lakes & Northcoast Districts Novell, Inc., the leading

> >provider of information solutions

> >

> >Office Phone: NY | MI

> >Fax:

> >

> >http://www.novell.com

> >

> >

> >Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

contained herein are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The

author of this e mail is entirely responsible for its content. List

members are reminded of their responsibility to evaluate the content

of the postings and consult with their physicians regarding changes in

their own treatment.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Dear Alice, Wonderful news!!, Celia

>

> >I've waited a few days to send out an email with an

> >update about my daughter so as to make sure we only

> >needed to send one message so here goes..

> >

> >As many of you are aware my seven year old daughter

> >under went a serious open heart surgery this past

> >Thursday. The procedure while not always dangerous

> >was in her case very dangerous due to prior operations

> >and scar tissue. Prior to the operation the surgeon

> >had explained to my wife and I that the procedure

> >would last between 12-15 hours, with an expected

> >success rate of 75%. Not the kind of odds you want

> >when your child is being operated on, but understood

> >due to the situation.

> >

> >Anyhow the procedure began at 9 am last Thursday

> >morning, around noon the surgeon's nurse came to tell

> >us that they had finally gotten in and all was going

> >well so far. She promised to come back every couple

> >hours with an update. At 2:15 the nurse returned

> >with a very huge smile on her face, she explained that

> >they were done. I asked what does done mean, she

> >explained that done meant everything went flawlessly,

> >without any problems and or challenges and that the

> >repair was a complete success. She further explained

> >that this surgery would probably be the last she would

> >need to correct the problem she had. She said that

> >once things healed, that would for all

> >purposes be able to function as a normal healthy

> >person, with only concern for the things we all

> >deal with. This problem as many of you know is a

> >heart defect was born with. Seven years ago

> >when she was born there was no way to correct the

> >problem, today there is.

> >

> >Well despite a challenge with a medication over the

> >weekend has recuperated well enough that

> >today she was dismissed from the hospital and is now

> >home. We want to thank everyone for their kind

> >words, prayers, cards, meals, gifts and letters.

> >

> >Larry

> >

> >Larry | District Solutions Director | Great

> >Lakes & Northcoast Districts Novell, Inc., the leading

> >provider of information solutions

> >

> >Office Phone: NY | MI

> >Fax:

> >

> >http://www.novell.com

> >

> >

> >Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

contained herein are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The

author of this e mail is entirely responsible for its content. List

members are reminded of their responsibility to evaluate the content

of the postings and consult with their physicians regarding changes in

their own treatment.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

>Alice wrote:

>I've waited a few days to send out an email with an

>update about my daughter so as to make sure we only

>needed to send one message so here goes..

Wow - that is great news! I love hearing a success story.

B

[Guest guest]

>Alice wrote:

>I've waited a few days to send out an email with an

>update about my daughter so as to make sure we only

>needed to send one message so here goes..

Wow - that is great news! I love hearing a success story.

B

[Guest guest]

Alice,

This is such good news....I'm so happy to hear! Thanks for sharing.

Kristie

Message: 13 Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 12:03:35 -0700 (PDT) Subject: A Special Thanks From My Son and Daughter-in-lawI've waited a few days to send out an email with anupdate about my daughter so as to make sure we onlyneeded to send one message so here goes..As many of you are aware my seven year old daughterunder went a serious open heart surgery this pastThursday. The procedure while not always dangerouswas in her case very dangerous due to prior operationsand scar tissue. Prior to the operation the surgeonhad explained to my wife and I that the procedurewould last between 12-15 hours, with an expectedsuccess rate of 75%. Not the kind of odds you wantwhen your child is being operated on, but understooddue to the situation.Anyhow the procedure began at 9 am last Thursdaymorning, around noon the surgeon's nurse came to tellus that they had finally gotten in and all was goingwell so far. She promised to come back every couple hours with an update. At 2:15 the nurse returnedwith a very huge smile on her face, she explained thatthey were done. I asked what does done mean, sheexplained that done meant everything went flawlessly,without any problems and or challenges and that therepair was a complete success. She further explainedthat this surgery would probably be the last she wouldneed to correct the problem she had. She said that once things healed, that would for allpurposes be able to function as a normal healthyperson, with only concern for the things we all deal with. This problem as many of you know is aheart defect was born with. Seven years agowhen she was born there was no way to correct theproblem, today there is.Well despite a challenge with a medication over theweekend has recuperated well enough thattoday she was dismissed from the hospital and is nowhome. We want to thank everyone for their kindwords, prayers, cards, meals, gifts and letters.LarryLarry | District Solutions Director | GreatLakes & Northcoast Districts Novell, Inc., the leadingprovider of information solutions Office Phone: NY | MI Fax: http://www.novell.com