Oh Louise, I do hope so.  The reunions were always the highlight of our year. Those were the special times I will never forget.  When people can learn to act right and not take people for granted and just be themselves instead of someone they think others want them to be, then this world will be a much better place. I think we have all grown older and wiser during this process and hope everyone can admit their mistakes and learn from them and those of others.  There's nothing like a fool, than an OLD FOOL.  We must live, learn and forget and for some of us that's near impossible, but it can be done by the grace of God.  With God, ALL things are possible.

Elle

I have always been told also no alcohol by my doctor and have also heard the same thing at all the seminars that I have ever attended.    It just really worries me when the gastric bypass patient drinks because of the problems you can have with the liver.  With the small amount of stomach we now have it dumps more quickly into the liver and we now have more of a problem with liver damage.