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Old 07-10-2009, 08:35 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Old 07-10-2009, 01:52 PM   #22 (permalink)
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Jeanie, I'm SO happy this is over for you! Thank God it was without any complications really. I'm glad you are home now safe and sound.

You are so funny about the phone call to mom. ROFL I bet Tim will have a few tales to tell on you too after this is all over. LOL

It breaks my heart when I know you are upset about one of your babies. It will better soon and you two will be snuggling again just like before. You are such an amazing mommie. Feel better g'friend!
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I commented on facebook, but you poor thing. Thankfully you are de-sponged now! Don't worry, your lil girls routine is just broken... she's not used to it. It will be back to normal soon. Enjoy worrying about yourself my dear... let your hubby do the dirty work.
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just saw this, glad you are doing ok and things will be back to normal before long. Good luck.
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I hope you're feeling better today!
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Glad you are spongefree Jeanie, and the surgery went well.

Sending healing vibes your way.
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I'm glad to hear that you are home and OK.

Like Sue asked...can you "sue" this doctor for leaving the sponge inside you? I'd be asking, if I were you.
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I'm glad to hear that you are home and OK.

Like Sue asked...can you "sue" this doctor for leaving the sponge inside you? I'd be asking, if I were you.
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How horrible! I'm sorry you had to go through that but glad that you have the sponge out. Of course the sponge shouldn't have been there to begin with. Prayers for a quick recovery.
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I hope you're feeling better with each day, Jeanie. It's unfortunate but, apparently not a very uncommon occurrence. I also want to thank you for sharing. This forum is not only one of support and encouragement--but, I truly appreciate being reminded of everything and anything to take in consideration--even if it isn't pleasant.

I really like my surgeon--but, thanks to you and your experience I will be sure to ask if they got all of the sponges/instruments after my surgery...kind of a COA thing.

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