UK BHR Prominence

[Guest guest]

Today's Times newspaper in the UK has an article about a McMinn

resurfacing of a correspondent. It is the first time it has been

seriously civered in the Times and the article is positive - although

it made me laugh in a couple of places.

The patient passed the magic sex week point and could walk without

sticks. That bought a smile to this Belgian hippy's face.

Then, discussing metal ion fears and possible pregancy she wrote,

" irons don't pass through the placenta. " I should hope not and,

anyway, female babies shouldn't do housework training until at least 3

years old.

Chris.

[Guest guest]

> Today's Times newspaper in the UK has an article about a McMinn

> resurfacing of a correspondent. It is the first time it has been

> seriously civered in the Times and the article is positive -

although

Thanks for the info. You can read it online at http://www.timesonline.

co.uk/article/0,,8123-1039083,00.html (in the health section off the

main page)

[Guest guest]

> Today's Times newspaper in the UK has an article about a McMinn

> resurfacing of a correspondent. It is the first time it has been

> seriously civered in the Times and the article is positive -

although

Thanks for the info. You can read it online at http://www.timesonline.

co.uk/article/0,,8123-1039083,00.html (in the health section off the

main page)

[Guest guest]

> Today's Times newspaper in the UK has an article about a McMinn

> resurfacing of a correspondent. It is the first time it has been

> seriously civered in the Times and the article is positive -

although

Thanks for the info. You can read it online at http://www.timesonline.

co.uk/article/0,,8123-1039083,00.html (in the health section off the

main page)

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Sundog,

Thanks for the link, I put it in the Links section of surfacehippy as Times

Article, Mar 2004.

Hopefully the Times will leave it in the same place for awhile.

" Lying about on the beach in France " is one pre-op treatment method I hadn't

thought to try

Oh, and I think they meant " ions " not irons.

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Re: UK BHR Prominence

> Today's Times newspaper in the UK has an article about a McMinn

> resurfacing of a correspondent. It is the first time it has been

> seriously civered in the Times and the article is positive -

although

Thanks for the info. You can read it online at http://www.timesonline.

co.uk/article/0,,8123-1039083,00.html (in the health section off the

main page)

[Guest guest]

Sundog,

Thanks for the link, I put it in the Links section of surfacehippy as Times

Article, Mar 2004.

Hopefully the Times will leave it in the same place for awhile.

" Lying about on the beach in France " is one pre-op treatment method I hadn't

thought to try

Oh, and I think they meant " ions " not irons.

-

Re: UK BHR Prominence

> Today's Times newspaper in the UK has an article about a McMinn

> resurfacing of a correspondent. It is the first time it has been

> seriously civered in the Times and the article is positive -

although

Thanks for the info. You can read it online at http://www.timesonline.

co.uk/article/0,,8123-1039083,00.html (in the health section off the

main page)

[Guest guest]

Sundog,

Thanks for the link, I put it in the Links section of surfacehippy as Times

Article, Mar 2004.

Hopefully the Times will leave it in the same place for awhile.

" Lying about on the beach in France " is one pre-op treatment method I hadn't

thought to try

Oh, and I think they meant " ions " not irons.

-

Re: UK BHR Prominence

> Today's Times newspaper in the UK has an article about a McMinn

> resurfacing of a correspondent. It is the first time it has been

> seriously civered in the Times and the article is positive -

although

Thanks for the info. You can read it online at http://www.timesonline.

co.uk/article/0,,8123-1039083,00.html (in the health section off the

main page)