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*~*Jaci *.
on 2/28/11 1:52 am - Central Valley, CA
Topic: RE: Surgiversary (January 6)
I can empathize with you, Rose, the past year was a major struggle for me as well.  I know you can move forward and keep  up the amazing work you've done the past five years.  Congrats!

*~*Jaci*~*

The more things the change, the more they're still the same.

*~*Jaci *.
on 2/28/11 1:50 am - Central Valley, CA
Topic: RE: Wow! 5 years
Congrats on having a fabulous bone density test :)  Lab Checks ARE important... better go find me a lab, lol

*~*Jaci*~*

The more things the change, the more they're still the same.

Snoopylove
on 2/17/11 10:44 pm - League City, TX
Topic: Wow! 5 years
I just had my first surgery check up since January 6 2006 with a Dr. other than my general practitioner.  He specializes in gastric bypass patients and ran a load of tests on me.  My regular Dr. had already told me that I was B12 deficient, so I have been taking B12 shots every month for the last year.  

Well..........my tests came back and the two things that are low are Vitamin D and B1.  My new specialist said that my bone density test is one of the best he has ever seen...yay!

The reason that I am posting is that he stressed the importance of these tests EVERY year and I am going to do it!  He sent me to bariatricadvantage.com for my supplements so I just wanted to pass the info on!  

It's a great life, isn't it?  To God be the glory...................
 
Alejandro Gonzalez
on 1/14/11 5:32 am - Zapopan, Mexico
Topic: RE: Surgiversary (January 6)
I am sorry to know about your problmes. I can assure you that I can relate to them more than I would like to concede.

I am sure life will get better. I have been there, and fact I am there and always you can find ways out of trouble. I hope your will keep your weight under control... the best new year 2006???? for you too!!!!

Alex
Rose Reinhart
on 1/14/11 5:15 am - Boone, NC
Topic: Surgiversary (January 6)
I missed posting on my actual date - but I do have a good excuse - LOL.

2010 was a disaster for me both personally and professionally.  I had to have surgery right after moving to North Carolina, my dad died, the provost who hired me retired and went on sabbatical before he came back as faculty, and the person I reported to decided I was not the person she wanted as registrar (she wanted her ‘own’ person).  So on June 23 I was told, ‘Thank you for buying a house in Boone and moving here – but please go and find work elsewhere’.    I was awarded a small severance package and I went on the job hunt.  I was offered a new position the first part of December and I started January 3.  I am the Dean of Academic Affairs at New York Chiropractic College in Seneca Falls, NY.   My husband, my kids and my two dogs are still in North Carolina and are not moving up here until our house sells there.  The housing market in Boone stinks right now (not unique to Boone, though) – although we have had 4 showings in the last 2 weeks.  I am living in one of our residence halls.  The rent is ‘cheap’ (it’s free) and given our financial situation ‘free’ is good.  

My weight has gone up but given that my low was really low for me (118 pounds), it is ok.  I stay between 135 and 145 and that works for me.  I do step on the scale every morning and still my day revolves around 'the number on the scale'.  I am starting a strength training class through my college - so I'm looking forward to that.

Happy New Year, 2006 'Brothers and Sisters!!!

Rose Reinhart
Seneca Falls, NY

Home is where your dog is........

Ms T.
on 1/13/11 5:53 am - Northern Chicagoland, IL
Topic: RE: New surgery
 Sorry to hear about the latest surgery.  I hope you are on the mend and this resolved.  The upside to hernia surgery is that it is also easy to have excess skin removed, at least that is how my surgeon approaches it.  keep us updated on how you are doing.

HUGS
toleary
on 1/12/11 6:32 am - AZ
Topic: RE: New surgery
You know I did, I got really sick this summer tons of pain ultr sounds, leak test etc oooo yucky, they determined my gallbladder had gone bad and my surgeon had to remove it. It was so funny because he was supposed to remove it the first time and he said afterwards he didn't because it was healthy, after all my pain this summer I wish he would have removed it back then. It's interesting too because I am finding in the last few months there are new foods I can not eat narrowing down my select few even farther...lol

HOPE YOUR ON THE MEND


TORI
toleary
on 1/12/11 6:27 am - AZ
Topic: RE: Happy it is my Surgerversary
Getting there one is off to college at SDSU, one is a senior about to go to NAU and the little one is in thrid grade she is a blast, keeps me going.


How are yours ? Are you over your hurdles with your son ? Seems like the issues I had with my daughter was eons ago. Funny how such huge things get better even though you think they never will.

NICE TO HEAR FROM YOU


TORI
toleary
on 1/12/11 6:23 am - AZ
Topic: RE: Happy Surgiversary!!!!!

I agree ....totally we all went through so much together.

Alejandro Gonzalez
on 1/12/11 5:53 am - Zapopan, Mexico
Topic: RE: New surgery
My Goodness Chiss!!!

Your story sounds like a horror movie!!!. I hope it will have a wonderful ending!!!
I am very happy to find that we are coming back to home...
In few days I will have my surgiversary. Thanks God and my doctor I have had no issues since my surgery... some times I feel a pain but it just feel like a cramp or knot bellow my last left rib. It happens twice a year so far...

Alex
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