Re: Good News, Bad News...

[Guest guest]

Tom:

After this, all your " luck " will be good. The surgery is well worth

waiting for. Best wishes,

in NC, (L) C+ 3/31/03

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont.

After more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I

can't believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening

in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of

my right hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast

on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest

before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to

death Dr Mont may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that

they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with

getting around on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll

keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week

so I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

> ////////

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Tom.

You didn;t have to go to such extremes to 'look the part' after the

surgery!!

All the best next week.

ine

C2K 04/03

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont. After

more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I can't

believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening

in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of

my right hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast

on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest

before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to

death Dr Mont may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that

they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with

getting around on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll

keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week so

I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

> ////////

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Good luck Tom, you're in good hands with Dr. Mont.

C+ 3/13/03 Dr. Mont

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont.

After more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I

can't believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening

in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of

my right hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast

on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest

before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to

death Dr Mont may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that

they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with

getting around on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll

keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week

so I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

> ////////

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Good luck Tom, you're in good hands with Dr. Mont.

C+ 3/13/03 Dr. Mont

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont.

After more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I

can't believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening

in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of

my right hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast

on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest

before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to

death Dr Mont may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that

they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with

getting around on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll

keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week

so I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

> ////////

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Good luck Tom, you're in good hands with Dr. Mont.

C+ 3/13/03 Dr. Mont

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont.

After more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I

can't believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening

in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of

my right hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast

on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest

before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to

death Dr Mont may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that

they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with

getting around on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll

keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week

so I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

> ////////

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Tom,

Let me know when you are cutting hair again. I'm desperate for a hair cut

and I live in San Francisco. Good luck with your surgery and drop me a line

if you need anything...

June

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont. After more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I can't believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of my right

> hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to death Dr Mont

> may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with getting around

> on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week so I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

[Guest guest]

Hey Tom,

Let me know when you are cutting hair again. I'm desperate for a hair cut

and I live in San Francisco. Good luck with your surgery and drop me a line

if you need anything...

June

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont. After more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I can't believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of my right

> hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to death Dr Mont

> may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with getting around

> on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week so I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

[Guest guest]

Hey Tom,

Let me know when you are cutting hair again. I'm desperate for a hair cut

and I live in San Francisco. Good luck with your surgery and drop me a line

if you need anything...

June

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont. After more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I can't believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of my right

> hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to death Dr Mont

> may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with getting around

> on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week so I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

[Guest guest]

Tom---You da man!!!!!!!

I was so happy for you that you got everything worked out. You have

to be one of the more tenacious hippies out there. That is the best

news I could hear, man. You are on your way to recovery now and a

little less pain (eventually).

Just watch out drinking tea at posh get togethers. You will have

trouble holding your cup with the " pinkie finger up " Oh well leave

that to The Three Stooges.

Tell Dr Mont the old Captain sends his regards.

Amayzo OUt........

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont. After

more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I can't

believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening

in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of

my right hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast

on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest

before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to

death Dr Mont may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that

they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with

getting around on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll

keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week so

I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

> ////////

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Tom---You da man!!!!!!!

I was so happy for you that you got everything worked out. You have

to be one of the more tenacious hippies out there. That is the best

news I could hear, man. You are on your way to recovery now and a

little less pain (eventually).

Just watch out drinking tea at posh get togethers. You will have

trouble holding your cup with the " pinkie finger up " Oh well leave

that to The Three Stooges.

Tell Dr Mont the old Captain sends his regards.

Amayzo OUt........

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont. After

more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I can't

believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening

in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of

my right hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast

on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest

before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to

death Dr Mont may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that

they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with

getting around on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll

keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week so

I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

> ////////

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Tom---You da man!!!!!!!

I was so happy for you that you got everything worked out. You have

to be one of the more tenacious hippies out there. That is the best

news I could hear, man. You are on your way to recovery now and a

little less pain (eventually).

Just watch out drinking tea at posh get togethers. You will have

trouble holding your cup with the " pinkie finger up " Oh well leave

that to The Three Stooges.

Tell Dr Mont the old Captain sends his regards.

Amayzo OUt........

> The good news is I'll be in surgery next Monday with Dr Mont. After

more than

> a year of battling insurance (well documented on this site) I can't

believe

> the day is near. The bad news is last Saturday I spent the evening

in the

> emergency ward because I broke the knuckle in the little finger of

my right hand.

> Yesterday a hand specialist re-set the bone and I now have a cast

on my hand.

> Now I have to try to figure out how to work this week, my busiest

before

> surgery, with this cast on (I'm a hairstylist). I was scared to

death Dr Mont may

> say it would be a problem but Sandy called me to re-assure me that

they've

> operated on people before with casts. The problem will be with

getting around on

> crutches, which I've been practicing at home. So far so good.

> Is there anybody else who will be at Sinai next week? I'll

keep in touch

> as time goes by. My wife and I will stay in Baltimore for a week so

I

> probably won't post until the week after.

>

> Tom in San Francisco

> ////////

>

>

>