OK, here's my plan: B - 4 oz 2% low-fat cottage cheese 1/2 English muffin w/ butter and sf jam pear L - spinach salad w/ 2 oz chicken, 1 oz cheese S - sf cocoa D - 3 oz string cheese 1/2 red pepper strips apple or orange S - sf cocoa

Hey pretty lady, Come here and let me smack you -- there, now you don't feel like an ugly duckling any more, right? You look fantastic!!! Love the haircut, too. Best, Donna PS: The pix with your mom are really special.

Hey Hettie, wow you look amazing!!! Keep up the good work, you are so close to your goal!!- Melissa

I'm to the point that it looks as if I have bangs. I have naturally curly hair and on rainy days my regrowth is VERY apparent! I have little fuzzies sticking up everywhere. I'm still seeing some loss as well but it's prob only an eighth of what it was. I'm getting married in September and I just hope that my hair has gotten through all the regrowth stages by then.

What kind of plan does your SON have in mind for his post-rehab situation? I'm pretty sure the stress of having family-in-law that don't want you there would not be altogether healthy for his fledgling sobriety. I'm unable to tell from your post if he needs to stay with you, if you want him to, or if you feel some sense of obligation to take him in. In any event, part of rehab is learning to cope with REALITY, whatever it might be, so whatever your situation is, he needs to know it sooner rather than later to be able to discuss it with his counselors and his discharge planning team. If the problem is the in-laws lacking of understanding, then perhaps it being Easter-time and all, they need to be reminded of the beauty of forgiveness and tolerance and deep love. Unless, of course, Easter for them is about pretty dresses and lace and chocolate eggs and linen napkins and not about family, no matter how fragile, broken, wounded, or otherwise human they might be. Wow, I'm in a preachy mood tonight. Hope I didn't offend you. I'm here to support whatever decision you take with this. Hugs, Susan