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BethFromVA

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  1.    Susan Michelle reacted to a post in a topic: Lapband's dirty little secret
  2. Oops, sorry Mac! :thumbup: But still, congrats on your 'versary all the same! What is it, a sleevaversary? :thumbdown:
  3. Because I know I'll miss it tomorrow because I will be in school, I'll say my congrats today! Omg, you look so fab I thought you had your band longer! WOW! :thumbup:
  4. That's great news, mom! :tongue2: Breathe in, breathe out. Breathe in, breathe out.
  5. COMPLETE unfill??? OH NO, I'm so sorry... :smile2:
  6. Ebony, that is fan-freakin-tastic!!!! I am SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!! :bored:
  7. HUGE prayers for you G4E!! I hope it fixes the issue so you can feel better. Inform us whenever you can.
  8. OMG, CC, are you SERIOUS??? :biggrin: Prayers for her... AND for you. :smile2:
  9. The tropics. What most people call torrential rains, Houston calls spring. :biggrin: I remember the first fall we lived in our new house (older house, new to us), and we had gone to a weekend marriage seminar through our church. The "rules" were no TV and we were either in our rooms, eating in the hotel restaurant, or in the seminar. We never even went outside from Friday night until we left late Sunday afternoon. We knew it was raining, but we didn't know it was RAINING. We got home to see pontoon boats being trailered out of our neighborhood and cars lined all up and down the main street in (the neighborhood had one main street in and out and short streets that intersected it with cul-de-sacs at either end). Of course we're having an oh s**t moment, right? Luckily for US the flooding only came within three streets of ours. Ours was a narrow but deep subdivision (1.5 miles deep) and the further back it went, the more it dipped down towards Cypress Creek. We had no idea the POTENTIAL for flooding when we bought, but we were very lucky that we were typically safe.
  10. How about a bull/BS joke? :biggrin:
  11. Well, we can't lose our Slim. Is that a typical reaction to possibly having too much BP meds in the system? I don't know much about BP... I'm guessing the number you gave is high, which means the meds would bring you "down." If your numbers are now lower and you didn't know it, they would bring you "down" to the point of lethargy...? Do I pass? :biggrin:
  12. Do BP meds come in different dosages? Like even if she isn't ready to come off of them yet, she may need to reduce the intake amount? Hope you feel better tomorrow, Slim. Sorry to hear your Sunday was like my Saturday... minus the drinking, of course... :biggrin:
  13. Have fun, Taps, if ya can! We'll miss you. :biggrin:
  14. Ebony - FANTASTIC! Congrats!! Glouc - oh my... is there a rock nearby that you can crawl under?? :biggrin:
  15. I can top that. Our neighbors have a dog named Woody. The owners? Two gay guys. Yep. :biggrin: Though to take the funny out of it, he is a brindle and they called him that due to the fact that he looks like wood. Well, that's what they SAY... :biggrin:

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