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vickie b. - 09 May 2008 23:13 GMT Dear Friends,
My spinal surgeon released me yesterday! PT was finished last Friday. My back is 99.9 percent better. I scheduled my shoulder surgery for 6-6. My surgeon is out of town!
Now I just have to get through my daughter's high school graduation. She, my husband, and I are planning to play Handel's Water Music as part of her graduation. My shoulder really hurts with playing! (And I'm gonna miss my daughter!)
Thanks for caring!
Vickie B.
d'huit - 10 May 2008 01:17 GMT Dear Friends,
My spinal surgeon released me yesterday! PT was finished last Friday. My back is 99.9 percent better. I scheduled my shoulder surgery for 6-6. My surgeon is out of town!
Now I just have to get through my daughter's high school graduation. She, my husband, and I are planning to play Handel's Water Music as part of her graduation. My shoulder really hurts with playing! (And I'm gonna miss my daughter!)
Thanks for caring!
Vickie B.
YAAAAY! for being released by your spinal surgeon and for pt being finished. i'm glad you finally have a date set for you shoulder, sweetie.
sounds like it's going to be a waaay sweet graduation, a very memorable one for your daughter. congratulations to you and your husband for doing such a good job of getting her through school! and of course, congratulations to your daughter for her accomplishment! is she going off to college, vickie? is that why you'll miss her?
kate
sweetpickleNO@SPAMknology.net - 10 May 2008 01:22 GMT Vickie, I hope your shoulder surgery will have as good results as your back.
What do each of you play when doing "Water Music"? Take some pain meds for your shoulder before playing.
My granddaughter graduates on next Thursday night. She so wanted to be valedictorian but ended up being salutatorian. I told her she was just copying me; the valedictorian's average was 95 2/7 and mine was 95 3/7. And at one time I had called him my boyfriend! We went to school together for 11 years, in the same classes. I'm glad I picked someone else; he and his wife have no children. I'll miss my granddaughter too when she goes away to school next fall. They live just around the corner from me. Gwen
Dear Friends,
My spinal surgeon released me yesterday! PT was finished last Friday. My back is 99.9 percent better. I scheduled my shoulder surgery for 6-6. My surgeon is out of town!
Now I just have to get through my daughter's high school graduation. She, my husband, and I are planning to play Handel's Water Music as part of her graduation. My shoulder really hurts with playing! (And I'm gonna miss my daughter!)
Thanks for caring!
Vickie B.
Diane - 10 May 2008 01:30 GMT vickie, this is going to be so touching! i'm glad you're doing better. takes some good drugs before graduation.
diane
DeeTee and Bob Taggart - 10 May 2008 03:17 GMT Oh wow - pain aside - I can just imagine the sweet memories you'll make of that graduation. That's something she'll always remember.
Feel better in the shoulder and congrats on the back!
DeeTee
> Dear Friends, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Vickie B. Donna G. - 10 May 2008 05:48 GMT Vickie,
Wooohoooooo................so glad to hear you are doing so well with your back and that you have gotten so much relief! That is wonderful.
Oh, wish I could be at that graduation to hear you all play together. How precious that is and how wonderful and meaningful that will be to all of you!!! Very special!!!
Praying that your shoulder surgery will be every bit as successful as your back surgery was!!!
Blessings,
. . . .
Donna . . . . 1.) ANGELS EXIST, but some times, since they don't all have wings, we call them FRIENDS......
2.) J.K.M.A.
vickie b. - 10 May 2008 23:31 GMT During "Water Music", I play the piano, my husband the violin, and my daughter to viola! Yes, we're excited about this!
My daughter is going to an art school in Oregon in October! That's a long way from Houston! And the school is a twelve month a year school for four years. They only take four two week breaks per year! My daughter was homeschooled since third grade! And I just love having my daughter with me! Yes, she attended all of those therapy, doctor, etc appointments with me.
Right now, I'm losing weight! (25 pounds since 2-4, 12 in last four weeks) I'm seeing a nutrionist but I walk twice a day for one mile! In the morning my daughter is my sole companion. In the evening my husband will join us!
So you can see why I'd miss my daughter with a capital M!
Vickie B.
Harvey R. Stone - 11 May 2008 00:20 GMT > During "Water Music", I play the piano, my husband the violin, and my > daughter to viola! Yes, we're excited about this! [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Vickie B. What I can see is good people living life for all its worth. We have to give up our offspring so that they can fly,,, soar as high as they can fly in all kinds of ways. Vickie,,,,,, you have had the good times that many people never have,,, you have felt the worth,,, the quality of what people together can have.... Enjoy,,, remember,,, and let go. No one can change what has taken place. No one can replace what you remember...... Feel blessed.
Harv
sweetpickleNO@SPAMknology.net - 11 May 2008 01:39 GMT Vickie, how I wish I could attend your daughter's graduation! I would really love to hear you three play. No wonder you are all excited. And no wonder you will miss your daughter when she leaves in October. Really do all you can to enjoy the next four months. I just bet she is going to miss you too. Gwen
During "Water Music", I play the piano, my husband the violin, and my daughter to viola! Yes, we're excited about this!
My daughter is going to an art school in Oregon in October! That's a long way from Houston! And the school is a twelve month a year school for four years. They only take four two week breaks per year! My daughter was homeschooled since third grade! And I just love having my daughter with me! Yes, she attended all of those therapy, doctor, etc appointments with me.
Right now, I'm losing weight! (25 pounds since 2-4, 12 in last four weeks) I'm seeing a nutrionist but I walk twice a day for one mile! In the morning my daughter is my sole companion. In the evening my husband will join us!
So you can see why I'd miss my daughter with a capital M!
Vickie B.
Kelly - 11 May 2008 05:03 GMT Congratulations Vickie - you did it both personally and with raising a great daughter. The next stage of your life will be different - full of instant mesages, emails, phone calls - laughter and tears and letting go and her growing up as you have taught her. It is the toughest time - letting go but being there. You will miss her but be proud at the same time. In a way year round will be better because she will have several weeks spread out off.
Sound off to us if you need to but also pay lots of attention to your husband. If my husband and all our friends are any example they have been the ones to have the toughest time. I think because they are not relieved to see the day to day stuff lessened maybe and that they don't realize that if they aren't calling all the time and are doing well it is a great reflection on us as parents! That is what we spent all this time doing - making them independent and able to make their way in the world. My husband still doesn't get that after 6 years of the boys being gone. The highlight of tomorrow's mother's day celebration at our house for him is that the boys are coming home. So if it is mother's day why have I spent all day shopping and cooking for 9 people tomorrow - his parents, sisters and one of their friends as well as the boys and us will be here. Of course one special diet to work around as well - my sister- in- law's friend is allergic to wheat.
Anyhow enjoy the celebration - I love Handel's Water Music - great on you!
Kelly
> Dear Friends, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Vickie B. Navy - 13 May 2008 20:22 GMT I've often wondered the same thing, Kelly, but this year worked out pretty nice. My son was planning a picnic with his in-laws, my Mom, and me and their family for Mother's Day. Thanks to the weather, we had it on his dining room table! Still had great fun. The chicken (store-bought fried) and potato salad (made by his mother-in-law) both tasted just as good, as the company was great. My granddaughter (now almost seven months old) behaved admirably - many smiles around.
I so wish I could be there to hear that trio, Vickie, I love the Water Music. We look forward to much more news about how well your daughter is doing in life. God bless.
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> Congratulations Vickie - you did it both personally and with raising a > great daughter. The next stage of your life will be different - full of [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] >> >> Vickie B. Squirrely - 11 May 2008 23:04 GMT Vickie,
Good news about the spine and congrats to your daughter.
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> Dear Friends, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Vickie B.
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