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Old 09-09-2007, 11:08 AM #1
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Default oh, I know how that goes!
I do that "prepare" thing with the dentist. Any emergency just blows me away!

Good luck...ditto, etc!
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Its better just to get it over with, you have less time to think about it...good luck and i hope no pain.
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Old 09-09-2007, 12:35 PM #3
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HI Mrs.D and Hey Joe!
Yes I should look at it as the sooner I have the procedure the sooner it's over with! I guess I'm just dreading one more procedure! I've had so many tests, pokes and prods with all the test for my neuropathy......UGH!!!!!! Thanks all.......I really appreciate it!
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Default Roxie
The very best to you - I agree w/ HeyJoe, sometimes the sooner the better, less time to agonize over the what if scenarios. I'm sure you'll do well w/ your husband's support and that from the forum.
Good luck and good thoughts for a complete and swift recovery w/ a minimum amount of pain.
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I like to prepare too...but again, less time to worry. You will be in our thoughts and prayers!
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Yes, my dear Roxie.

Alan just came home from work and we met up in Dunkin. He is now sleeping.

So you just go to sleep tonight and have a restful night. All will be fine. We are here for you.

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Default Oh Wow!
A surprise huh Roxie!? I would be glad you are getting it over with sooner. But I know what you mean by not being prepared. I prepare the very devil out of everything. Frustrates my poor husband to no end. But it always pays off in spite of his eye rolling.

I'll be thinking about you. I'm wishing you good luck and less pain.

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