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Liz, i m sorry tohear about your sister. Hopefully the medicine will bring

her back to full health. How about you? Are you flaring under the stress?

I sure hope not. Remember to take care of yourself too. I'll be praying for

you and your sister. Love, Judy O

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I'm so sorry Liz to hear that your sister is not well. I will keep you both in my prayers. If possible please let us updated on her whenever you can. You take care my friend,

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Lu

I'm sorry I have not been in touch. When we arrived in Paris on the way back to Saudi I

got news that my sister is ill.

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Hi Liz,

I'm so sorry to hear your sister is not doing well. I do know for a fact that people hear you when your in a coma, so rest assured your Sister knows you are there with her. My Mom was in a coma at one time and she told us stuff we had told her, pretty amazing. Just keep talking to her and holding her hand. We all will be praying for you & her. Please take care,

love

Lu

However the prognosis is not good. I am spending most

of my time at the hospital, just holdinmg her hand, I

don't know if she knows I am there, but may be she

does some of the time.

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Liz, I've been told to talk to people in a coma. Heard that sometimes that is what brings them out. Prayers are with you both.

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LizLiz,I'm so sorry to hear this about your sister. I will pray for her.Please try to take care of yourself too. You can't help your sister if youget sick.I'm sure she knows you're there. I've read that even people in deep comasstill hear and know what's being said to them.I will pray for you both. If there's anything I can do, please don'thesitate to ask. W>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>. My sister is still in thehospital, they originally did not expect her tosurvive the weekend - that was three weeks ago.However the prognosis is not good.DISCLAIMER!!WE ARE NOT MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS, THEREFORE ANY INFORMATION THAT IS RECEIVED HERE IS FROM EXPERIENCE ONLY. PLEASE CONSULT WITH YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE TRYING ANYTHING THAT IS SUGGESTED. WE ARE NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR YOUR PHYSICIAN AND ARE NOT TRYING TO BE. REMEMBER EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT AND TREATMENT MAYBE DIFFERENT FOR MANY OF US. THANK YOU

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Liz

Sorry to hear that you are having a rough time of it!

Know that I am thinking of you and sending good

thoughts and prayers your way! I am sure you sister

knows you are there for her.

Lots of Love

Glenda

--- Cobb lizwizz2000@...> wrote:

> Hello everyone, I am still days behind on my email,

> hope everyone is coping OK. My sister is still in

> the

> hospital, they originally did not expect her to

> survive the weekend - that was three weeks ago.

> However the prognosis is not good. I am spending

> most

> of my time at the hospital, just holdinmg her hand,

> I

> don't know if she knows I am there, but may be she

> does some of the time. The strangest thing is that

> her

> ears are very red and swollen, but not the lobes,

> they

> look exactly like mine do when in a flare.

>

> , she is in Ysbyty Gwynedd, in Bangor, so I am

> just along the coast from you, I haven't got my

> phone

> list with me. If you have five minutes and would

> like

> to call me, my mobile number is 07770 637 828. (Not

> obligatory, of course!!) I hope Anne is well and

> Alice's work is going well.

>

> Everyone take care, I will be in touch again when

> everything has settled down.

>

> LOVE, Liz

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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In a message dated 04/21/2001 5:33:59 PM Central Daylight Time,

susuw@... writes:

<< My sister is still in the

hospital, they originally did not expect her to

survive the weekend - >>

Liz, my thoughts and prayers are with you both. God bless you and hang in

there! Love, Judy

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In a message dated 04/21/2001 5:33:59 PM Central Daylight Time,

susuw@... writes:

<< My sister is still in the

hospital, they originally did not expect her to

survive the weekend - >>

Liz, my thoughts and prayers are with you both. God bless you and hang in

there! Love, Judy

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In a message dated 04/22/2001 10:01:00 AM Central Daylight Time,

godave@... writes:

<< y thoughts and prayers go out to you and your sister. Your sister >>

, Liz's sister is in a coma and she has been at the hospital for the

past couple of weeks. Love, Judy

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In a message dated 04/22/2001 10:01:00 AM Central Daylight Time,

godave@... writes:

<< y thoughts and prayers go out to you and your sister. Your sister >>

, Liz's sister is in a coma and she has been at the hospital for the

past couple of weeks. Love, Judy

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Liz,

Sorry to hear that things aren't any better for your sister. I will be sending

good thoughts and prayers your way. It has to be hard to leave her but maybe by

going back to work it will help you some. How are you doing? Hope you are not

stressing out. You know what that does to us!

Take care

Lots of Love

Glenda

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In a message dated 05/06/2001 10:12:40 AM Central Daylight Time,

susuw@... writes:

<< Helloeveryone,my sister is stillpretty much the same,

just a very slow deterioration. >>

Liz, I can only prayfor you both. Love Judy

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Liz

So glad that things are working out for you to go to the funeral. I will help

you and your family if you are there. I will be sending good thoughts and

prayers your way so that you will get through all this.

Please take care of yourself too! We don't want you getting sick from the RP!

You know how it is about rearing it's ugly head at these times.

Glad to hear that your blood sugar is doing better! Sounds like a pretty good

diet even if you have to stay way from the sweets. Take care and I am here for

you any time.

Lots of Love

Glenda

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Thanks Liz

I did feel like a wimp. I have had 3 Caesareans and a laminectomy and l must

admit l thought this would be a piece of cake compared to that. I spent so

much time concentrating on making the decision to have the op, l really

didn't stop to think it could be on the painful side.

Day 9 now and things are starting to look up, but l was wondering last week

why have l put myself though this.

Regards Laureen

Banded 10/7/01

Surgeon: Bruce

Ballarat,

Starting Weight 116kg

Height 162cm

Back in the Land of the Living!!

>

>

> Hi All

>

> Well, I have to reiterate what someone said a couple of weeks ago -

> OOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

>

> After 7 days, today is the first day that I have felt comfortable enough

to

> sit upright in a chair. Last Tuesday after the op I could not believe

that

> I had done this to myself!! I am slowly feeling better though, still

> experiencing shoulder pain and wound pain (a couple opened up after the

> staples were removed), but am averaging a kilo a day loss at the moment,

> which is more than I could have ever hoped for. I expect it will slow

down

> pretty quickly.

>

> I am envious of those who have been up and around in the first few days,

but

> today is the first day that I have not had any pain killers.

>

> It has been interesting reading the posts for the last week. I am at a

bit

> of a loss really understanding how some of the doctors treat their

> bandsters. Mine has given me a strict plan to follow - liquids for the

> first 4-6 weeks, mushy foods for another 2-4 weeks and then introduce

normal

> foods. He said the liquid stage is the most important, as this gives the

> band time to settle in, and the body time to get used to it without

pressure

> being placed upon it. He also recommended walking 40 mins a day as soon

as

> I could manage it. I have been psyching myself up to following this plan

> for this for a long time, so find it hard to believe that people are

eating

> after a couple weeks!! Anyway, it will be interesting to see how everyone

> goes over the next 6 months.

>

> Brisbanders - I am sorry I didn't make it on Saturday. I had every

> intention of coming, but when the crunch came, physically couldn't do it.

> Will see everyone at the next meeting.

>

> Thanks Cath and Bruce for calling last week to see how I was. Even though

> the process has been very painful, I still believe that I have done the

best

> thing I could to get this weight off and keep it off.

>

> Regards

>

>

> Banded: 10/7/01

> Dr: Doug Nicholson, Sunnybank Private

> Pre op Weight: 125kg

> Height: 171cm

> Post op Weight at 17/7/01: 118kg

>

> ozband website:

> http://www.ozband.com

>

>

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