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Tomorrow is the beginning of my new happy and healthy life. I want to wish peace and blessings to all those under going surgery with me on this day.

I pray that God continues to cover everyone with his grace and mercy. I especially would like to pray for all the surgeons performing these and many other surgeries. I ask that God guides their hands.

Thanks everyone for the continued support. I don't think I would have made it through the last two weeks without you. You all are so awesome we are like one big banded family. ;)

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very sweet of you to think of others, and prayers for you, too. You will do great. I am right behind you on the 19th!

Don't forget about us, and report back!

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Wishing you all a speedy recovery from across the Atlantic :)

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Very happy for both of you!! You'll LOVE this journey!

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Best wishes and Godd Luck.

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Congrats im right behind you on the 16th and i will be praying for you as well for speedy recovery!!

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I'm having surgery later this morning (can't sleep too nervous!) as well! Good luck to you girl!

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On my way to the hospital a bit.

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I'm having surgery later this morning (can't sleep too nervous!) as well! Good luck to you girl!

Blessing to you.

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Hope surgery went well.

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Hope surgery went well.

Surgery went great. A little sore in the ribs because my surgeon said my chest cavity and stomach area was so small but nothing that I can't handle. I pray a speedy recovery for those who had their surgeries yesterday and those to have surgeries soon.

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Surgery went great. A little sore in the ribs because my surgeon said my chest cavity and stomach area was so small but nothing that I can't handle. I pray a speedy recovery for those who had their surgeries yesterday and those to have surgeries soon.

I stand with you in faith knowing that ur recovery is now !! And no pain . In Jesus name !!! Amen . Be bless and congrats !!!!

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awesome. Small chest cavity? I'll bet you are gonna have a tiny waist!

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