guess i'm more welcome here

 let me know what they say to you.  i'm still learning, only been doing this a year.

If it is a domestic rabbit, you should catch it.  They do not have the same genetic traits as a wild rabbit and will not be adapted to survive your enviroment. If it breeds with the wild population, it may introduce new traits to the native population.  That could be a good thing but often is not with a domestic species.  The local animal control or ASPC can take it and try to rehome it. 

Welcome to the LW forum, Jenny. I agree, no one who is a non-medical person and not knowing your medical history should judge why you need wls.

Liz

 thanks, liz, i'm so glad to be here!

The main board can be scary....I almost never post on there.....no one on here will say anything no matter how big or small you are....all good hearted people are welcome.

This board is open, supportive and kind. 

Welcome and good luck on your journey!



~~Jennifer

 thanks, jennifer!  i'm so glad i decided to open up and post.  i know i'm going to like it here!

Welcome, Jenny, I think you'll find this board to be very supportive.  I wish you lots of luck in your surgery, and I know you're looking forward to better health.  I can't even describe fully how much better I feel.

I have to tell you when I was reading about you, I mis-read "singing group" as swinging group at first. I thought "wow, that's a first that I've read." I'm glad you're in a singing group instead.

 LOL!  nope, no swinging for me, kimberly!  good clean fun ;-)  i'm so hopeful that my recovery is without complications and i'll soon have more energy and stamina to keep up with my life!

Welcome to the LW board. Everyone here is really nice and supportive.

 thanks so much for the welcome!

jenny