have to do something, I think. See, the doubt is there. Thanks again, Love, Sally
Lgapmon@aol.com wrote:
> Hi Sally --
>
> I'm really happy that someone managed to get you some chocolate. One less
> thing to worry about today, anyway!
>
> The fellow we used the Nair on deserved it...I'm afraid it didn't really
> cause him to go bald but it was fun to try. One of the girls involved in
> that scheme wanted to put it *somewhere else* but we managed to talk her out
> of it. :) I guess the stuff has to be applied to the skin while it is fresh
> out of the bottle or it doesn't do much. I wasn't ever very daring, but some
> of my old boarding school buddies really had some adventures...did you know
> ex-lax can be baked into cookies and not lose its potency? Weird.
>
> The glue you put in the gent's hair must have been a real mess to get out!
> Yuck.
>
> I don't blame you for being scared of your coming surgery...even though you
> are going in to be cured, surgery is still surgery. I believe you will come
> out the other side with a wonderful, pain-free body -- if you can, try to
> hang onto that...the image of you running around your beautiful home with
> your lovely animals! I looked over your web site and really like the picture
> of you feeding the calf. The one with the Llama is really nice, too. The
> ranch is absolutely beautiful.
>
> When you feel a panic attack coming on, try to think about all the things you
> will be able to do by summer's end...see yourself running about in your new
> healthy body...and remember we are here for you. I'm really happy you are
> going to get cured! Hope you are having a good day!
>
> Love,
>
> Lynda M. in AZ
>