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I finally arrived at the marriott after a long flight. I'm lonely and very hungry. I called and ordered some broth and Water but the lady only brought me water then left. Does it take them awhile to bring the broth? Cannot figure out why they would bring it separate.

Btw my surgery with Dr. Garcia is tomorrow. So scared right now.

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Please don't be scared. Everything will be just fine. I have read so many good things about the surgeries in Mexico . Watch a little TV and then try to sleep. It will all be over and done with before you know it. Best of luck and make sure you tell us how it went.

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Aw, don't be lonesome...we're all here!

I bet you're hungry. That post-op diet is a b$%#@!

I'm kind of looking forward to a few nights in a fancy hotel. What's the view like outside your window? Do you have a balcony? Do you have a nice bath tub? If I were you, I would have a good, long soak because it will be a while before you can have another.

A nice bath, or even an evening swim in that gorgeous looking pool and then a movie on your computer might help you relax, and before you know it, it will be time to sleep and then your big day will be here!

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Hi Olivia.

I'm sorry to hear that you are alone :( are there any others around getting sleeved? I would probably be a little scared too, but tomorrow will be here and done before you know it. Oh and

I would call again if the broth doesn't come soon!

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I know how you feel. Don't be scared, try to relax. Tomorrow you get to start a whole new chapter in your life!!!

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Aw' date=' don't be lonesome...we're all here!

I bet you're hungry. That post-op diet is a b%#@!

I'm kind of looking forward to a few nights in a fancy hotel. What's the view like outside your window? Do you have a balcony? Do you have a nice bath tub? If I were you, I would have a good, long soak because it will be a while before you can have another.

A nice bath, or even an evening swim in that gorgeous looking pool and then a movie on your computer might help you relax, and before you know it, it will be time to sleep and then your big day will be here![/quote']

View is beautiful. Bathtub is nice. Beds are excellent. Got here late so now time to look at pool. Called again about broth and just received it so I'm getting ready to eat!

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And you sound a little better already. :)

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Sending you good thoughts for a successful surgery and speedy recovery!

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You will be awesome! Go walk around and then get some rest. :rolleyes:

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Prayers and hugs for you-let us know how it went-when you are able.

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I'll see you there tomorrow. I'm alone too, so we can make friends :). Good luck today!

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Prayers for you....How was the surgery? How are you? Speedy recovery!

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I'm thinking of you too, hoping everything went smoothly. :)

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