Re: checking in!!!! anyone know how to access the photos?

[Guest guest]

Hi the pictures in the first site don't work you should join,

http://yahoo.com/group/orthognathicsurgerysite2/ it will show you pictures

once you join. Good luck

[Guest guest]

I don't have a solution for you, Kat -- it's good to see you back,

though -- with regard to the pix. What we need is a moderator who

will tend the site... The pictures folder is too full, and I don't

think anybody but can get there to prune. I can't get there to

do anything about my pics, but I do have other copies of them.

I certainly have no objections to your using my photos, which are

available on site 2, if that will help you, but my changes were not

very dramatic, visually.

It's mighty good to hear that things are going well with you. Take

care, and keep in touch!

> HI EVERYONE!

>

> HOPE EVERYBODY IS OK AND PROGRESSING WELL PRE OR POST OP!

>

> HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL- a bit late i know.lol.

>

> I am currently doing a project at university for my art and design

> course. I am hoping to take into account this group and also

photos

> of the journey we all go through-though the photos will be of

myself-

> as the project has a personal theme. my question is

>

> does anyone know how to access the photos on site one? as when i

try

> it says group error check. unfortunatley i dont have any photos of

> my surgery at uni and i am unsure whether we have any at home. if

> anyone can help here i would be very greatful! Thanks!

>

> For the new memebers i will just fill you in on my status. Im 18,

> currently at uni. I started treatment for a class III underbite

> when i was 12/13. I was in braces from the age of 13 and still wear

> them now at night. I had my first surgery april 2002, to remove my

> wisdom teeth (17). Followed by double jaw surgery on the 1st of

> august 2002. I was So excited to have my operation, and i have to

> say the experience wasnt as bad as i had thought it would be. I

> would say that the removal of wisdom teeth in my experience was

> worse than the actual jaw surgery. FOr my jaw surgery i had my jaw

> broken 5 times, the top moved forward app 7mm, and the bottom taken

> back about 5/6mm. Also the palate of my mouth was broken and moved

> forward. I also had some sinus work done. When i first found this

> group app a week before my jaw surgery, i was a little apprehensive

> about the whole thing. I was so taken aback with the genorosity of

> the people on these boards and they really did make me feel more

> relaxed and focus on the good side of the surgery. I also have

> dissolveable plates and screws which i still have today, well i

know

> i have two screws under each eye, im not sure about the plates.

> They are meant to last full strength for 9 months, then the

> following 9 months dissolve into the blood stream.

>

> That about sums me up, oh images from my surgery are under katerina

> on site one, tho theres a problem with the photos bit at the moment.

>

> Good luck for anyone with up coming surgery!

>

> Regards

>

> Kat_uk