Cool- good for you!  I haven't heard from them yet.  Dr. Bernstein did my friend's band (and his daughter's).  He said he liked her.   Dr. Steward did the seminar.  Keep us posted.  Good luck.  When do you go for your consult?

Howdy All, I got an email about this, it looks quite encouraging. Anyone plan to attend or have been to one and can let me know a little about it?   In the email there was a link for more info: www.MakeitaLifestyle.com Cassandra

Calling all Teachers~ School, Home School or Sunday School

 

I am working on a holiday project for Marine Recruits who are sick or injured and having to spend time in Medical Rehab Platoon. Many of the recruits don't know if they will get sent home or they will get to see their dream come true. Below is a letter if you can read it and help out that would be great. Thanks, Jenn I am with a group call Marine Moms Online (MMO). We are an Internet support group for thousands of families of the Marine Corps. Each holiday season we turn our attention to sick and injured recruits at the Training Depots in both San Diego and Parris Island . These young men and women, approx 750, have been removed from regular training and will be in the Special Training Company (STC) over the holiday season. On Christmas morning MMO delivers a patriotic holiday stocking to each of these recruits. The stockings are filled with items that have been donated from various sources. In the stockings the recruits receive phone cards, envelopes, stamps, note pads and pens. But the key "gift" in this stocking is a bundle of letters that we collect from children all over the country. Last year each recruit had 12 letters in their stocking. That is over 8000 letters! Our goal is to bring cheer to these special recruits on Christmas Day and to show them how much we support them and stand behind their determination to become a United States Marine. And you can be part of that impact - in a very simple way! Would you please help by collecting letters and/or drawings from children of all ages? The subject can be patriotic, holiday wishes, or even a simple thank you for serving our county. It can be from schools, Sunday schools, clubs, and just your own kids. The end result is letters. However you decide is the best way for your class or school to participate is greatly appreciated. Following are simple guidelines for the letters. - Notes, letter, pictures and cards accepted. - Salutation should be "Dear Recruit" - Envelope for each letter/drawing is not necessary - send it all in one package to the address below. - NO personal return addresses. - Mark the back of each note with a classroom sticker or stamp with the school address, if they desire possible responses from recruits. Please mail your letters to arrive by December 5, 2007 to this address: MMO Holiday Project c/o The Avery’s

2403 West Sunnyside Ave Visalia CA 93277

Thanks in advance for your support of our project. We can make the Christmas season just a little better for these recruits who SO desire to serve our country. Sincerely, Jennifer Avery P.S. You can view photos from past visits at this website: http://marinemomvisits.com

Hey everyone,  Does anyone know where you can get Fage Yoguart in Eastern Kansas? Thanks, Geno

Chimming in late here.... I had my surgery with Dr. Bollman on 7/13/06....EXCELLENT SURGEON!  My whole process was textbook! Most people are against open RNY because they say recovery is worse/longer. I will tell you this, I was up and walking and almost laping the nurses by my second day there. But everyone is different and will likely have a different experience no matter where you go for your surgery, provided you pick a reputable and skilled surgeon. A good, skilled surgeon is key in this process, imho. What kind of complications are you speaking of?