Guest guest Posted June 28, 2004 Report Share Posted June 28, 2004 Way to go Charity. I am so glad to hear you are recovering well! We have been thinking of you. I can't wait to see the pics- I bet it is so beautiful! Nolfo Raleigh, NC Quilt Update / Charity's Surgery > Hello everyone, > Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my > hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a > little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed > to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a > few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one > fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, > but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a > lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to > sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment > this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm > hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. > GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is > fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I > will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the > pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA > to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. > Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and > that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the > University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if > there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know > ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! > Thank you all for your continued support. > Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2004 Report Share Posted June 28, 2004 So glad to hear how well your surgery went!!! I hope that your recovery is speedy!!! Thank you again for all of the hard work that you put into the quit!!! and 11/12/01, Bilateral clubfeet corrected by Dr. P > Hello everyone, > Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my > hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a > little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed > to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a > few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one > fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, > but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a > lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to > sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment > this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm > hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. > GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is > fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I > will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the > pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA > to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. > Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and > that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the > University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if > there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know > ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! > Thank you all for your continued support. > Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2004 Report Share Posted June 28, 2004 Charity, I'm so glad to hear that your surgery went well. What an ordeal! I'm so sorry you've had to go through this and wish you the very best for a successful and speedy recovery. Thank you much again for your hard work on the quilt during such a stressful and busy time for you. It's a wonderful gift .. thanks to your husband for all he did too. Best, and Claire P.S. just fyi, in case you haven't seen it, and for others too: here's a link to a short news story I saw about the observation of Dr. P's birthday by his colleagues a couple of weeks ago: http://www.press-citizen.com/news/060904ponseti.htm > Hello everyone, > Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my > hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a > little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed > to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a > few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one > fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, > but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a > lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to > sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment > this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm > hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. > GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is > fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I > will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the > pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA > to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. > Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and > that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the > University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if > there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know > ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! > Thank you all for your continued support. > Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2004 Report Share Posted June 28, 2004 Charity, I'm so glad to hear that your surgery went well. What an ordeal! I'm so sorry you've had to go through this and wish you the very best for a successful and speedy recovery. Thank you much again for your hard work on the quilt during such a stressful and busy time for you. It's a wonderful gift .. thanks to your husband for all he did too. Best, and Claire P.S. just fyi, in case you haven't seen it, and for others too: here's a link to a short news story I saw about the observation of Dr. P's birthday by his colleagues a couple of weeks ago: http://www.press-citizen.com/news/060904ponseti.htm > Hello everyone, > Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my > hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a > little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed > to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a > few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one > fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, > but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a > lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to > sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment > this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm > hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. > GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is > fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I > will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the > pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA > to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. > Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and > that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the > University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if > there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know > ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! > Thank you all for your continued support. > Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2004 Report Share Posted June 28, 2004 Charity, I'm so glad to hear that your surgery went well. What an ordeal! I'm so sorry you've had to go through this and wish you the very best for a successful and speedy recovery. Thank you much again for your hard work on the quilt during such a stressful and busy time for you. It's a wonderful gift .. thanks to your husband for all he did too. Best, and Claire P.S. just fyi, in case you haven't seen it, and for others too: here's a link to a short news story I saw about the observation of Dr. P's birthday by his colleagues a couple of weeks ago: http://www.press-citizen.com/news/060904ponseti.htm > Hello everyone, > Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my > hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a > little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed > to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a > few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one > fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, > but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a > lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to > sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment > this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm > hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. > GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is > fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I > will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the > pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA > to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. > Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and > that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the > University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if > there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know > ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! > Thank you all for your continued support. > Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2004 Report Share Posted June 29, 2004 Hi Charity, I am so glad to hear your surgery went well! All the best wishes for a speedy recovery! Don't try to do too much too soon! Louisa and Zoe > Hello everyone, > Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my > hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a > little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed > to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a > few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one > fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, > but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a > lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to > sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment > this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm > hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. > GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is > fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I > will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the > pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA > to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. > Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and > that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the > University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if > there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know > ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! > Thank you all for your continued support. > Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2004 Report Share Posted June 29, 2004 Hi Charity, I am so glad to hear your surgery went well! All the best wishes for a speedy recovery! Don't try to do too much too soon! Louisa and Zoe > Hello everyone, > Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my > hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a > little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed > to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a > few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one > fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, > but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a > lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to > sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment > this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm > hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. > GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is > fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I > will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the > pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA > to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. > Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and > that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the > University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if > there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know > ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! > Thank you all for your continued support. > Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2004 Report Share Posted June 29, 2004 Charity, I didn't read your message in time to wish you good luck with the surgery, but I'm happy to hear it went well! I bet the quilt is lovely and can't wait to see the pictures. We are so proud to be a part of it all the way from Finland!! Thanks once again! Sanna & Veeti > Hello everyone, > Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my > hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a > little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed > to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a > few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one > fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, > but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a > lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to > sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment > this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm > hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. > GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is > fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I > will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the > pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA > to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. > Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and > that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the > University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if > there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know > ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! > Thank you all for your continued support. > Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2004 Report Share Posted June 29, 2004 Charity, I didn't read your message in time to wish you good luck with the surgery, but I'm happy to hear it went well! I bet the quilt is lovely and can't wait to see the pictures. We are so proud to be a part of it all the way from Finland!! Thanks once again! Sanna & Veeti > Hello everyone, > Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my > hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a > little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed > to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a > few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one > fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, > but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a > lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to > sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment > this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm > hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. > GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is > fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I > will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the > pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA > to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. > Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and > that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the > University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if > there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know > ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! > Thank you all for your continued support. > Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2004 Report Share Posted June 29, 2004 So glad to hear your good news. I love your upbeat attitude! Caroline mom to Zeke, 14 mos. bcf, Dr. Ponseti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2004 Report Share Posted June 29, 2004 So glad to hear your good news. I love your upbeat attitude! Caroline mom to Zeke, 14 mos. bcf, Dr. Ponseti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2004 Report Share Posted June 29, 2004 So glad to hear your good news. I love your upbeat attitude! Caroline mom to Zeke, 14 mos. bcf, Dr. Ponseti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2004 Report Share Posted June 29, 2004 Charity, I am so glad to hear that your surgery went well! Continued prayers headed your way for a quick and smooth recovery. I can't believe that the quilt is already finished - that is amazing! Thanks so much for all of your hard work! Can't wait to see the pics! Daiga > Hello everyone, > Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my > hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a > little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed > to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a > few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one > fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, > but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a > lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to > sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment > this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm > hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. > GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is > fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I > will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the > pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA > to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. > Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and > that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the > University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if > there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know > ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! > Thank you all for your continued support. > Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2004 Report Share Posted June 29, 2004 Charity, I am glad you are doing well! Thank you soooo much for taking care of the quilt. Hope to see you sometime soon! Dessi :-) Quilt Update / Charity's Surgery Hello everyone, Things are looking better than I expected!!! My surgery went well, all of my hardware (1 plate and 12 screws) was removed quite smoothly. There was a little tugging on the muscles and some bone growth on the plate that needed to be removed, but all in all a clean job!! I can actually already take a few steps here and there, amazing in my eyes!!! I had four incisions one fairly large, but they are healing relatively well. They are quite painful, but I have good drugs for that! : ) I feel pretty good, but I do require a lot more rest then I am used to. I must say the hardest part for me is to sit still and do nothing for soooo long!! I have a follow up appointment this Friday and should know more about the length of my recovery then. I'm hoping for some good bone growth in the holes from the screws. GUESS WHAT I HAVE THE QUILT!!!!!! It is absolutely beautiful!! My husband is fixing our digital camera and we plan to take pictures over the weekend. I will post pictures of the quilt hopefully next week so you all can see the pictures!!! I have a call in to the administrator at the University of IOWA to plan some type of presentation of the quilt to Dr. Ponseti on our behalf. Unfortunately there is no big celebration, but it the message we send and that's a big one!! We love Dr. P!! I also plan to send the donations to the University Of IOWA with the quilt, probably by the end of next week, so if there is anyone else who would still like to contribute please let me know ASAP and I can make sure you will be included!! Thank you all for your continued support. Charity and Trenton (8-24-00) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2004 Report Share Posted July 1, 2004 Charity, I still can't believe everything you've gone through and how well you seem to be doing! Yeah!---keep up that positive attitude, I'm sure that's doing wonders for your recovery. Thanks for all your hard work on the quilt---we all appreciate it! and Devlin (Gallagher) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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