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Old 04-15-2009, 12:38 AM #1
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Heart rbn4jsus rib resection on the calendar for today.
Robins rib resection today!

Best of luck Robin,
I hope it all goes great for you.
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Take care and listen to the doctors! DO NOT do anything you are not supposed to well after they doctors orders! We all think we can do more than we can and it will only make recovery longer. I'm praying for you!
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I will pray for you.

Since I am not on here often, I did not know you were just going for surgery...just remember that "extra ribs" do very well with surgery I have heard, so keep positive and don't over do anything...

God bless your surgeon and staff.
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