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11-02-2007, 07:04 AM
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In Remembrance
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dear sweet fern:
I saw on a different thread that you had a breast reduction surgery and felt really alone in that not many people here noticed. (Then a lot of people noticed and posted there.) Sometimes once I've seen a thread and commented, and read a few responses, I don't go back, as the thread gets too detailed or personal... I don't think I ever, ever saw your post about the reduction! One - reduction is a MAJOR surgery and I am glad that yours went so well and that you're recovering well. Two - I am glad that there were no TOS problems with it - i.e. blood clots! Three - I had one PT BLAME my TOS on my reduction that I had back in 87. I doubted that a surgery that never had any complications could do that, so beware of that sort of talk. Four - Yes, we DO LOVE YOU here - you're an important part of this community and I'm sorry you felt alone and left out!!! I posted this so people would definitely see and respond to this one! Hahaha...no hiding on this one! God bless you Fern and I look forward to hearing more from you soon... Tam |
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