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Yes!!!!!

I'm so excited!!!!! I got my date today..... September 18!!!!:biggrin:

The only problem is I will be in school during this time and hoping to only miss a couple of days! But this is defintely worth it.

Anyone else in Sept?

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WooHoo!! I just got my date today for Sept 16th. I'm having the same problem I'll already be missing class that day but was planning on going to class the next day. I really don't want to miss any days so early in the semester but I guess I have to do what I have to do :biggrin: Best of luck to you!!

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Thanks for the support guys! I know I can definielty use it. Let me know how you both r doing.

I could have stayed in a hotel an extra day, went to Mexico to be banded, but came home the day after surgery. Went thru waiting over 3 hours for my plane, the plane right, having to carry my own luggage, putting my own shoes back on, the trying to find where to meet my shuttle in a airport I was unfamiliar with in the dark, stopping on the way home (over an hour's drive) at the grocery store for some broth.

If I can do that a day after having surgery late the afternoon before, you could go back to school. Im also 57 years old which is a factor in getting more tired than you probably will be. Yes, it hurt to bend over and I was very tired, but you could conceivable sit in class if it was important to do so, skip whatever class wasnt so important.

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