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mldrsl
on 2/20/07 1:29 am - Shoshone, ID
Topic: RE: IM NEW, hello everyone!
Hi Michelle and welcome to this board. We always like to see new faces here. My name is Melody and I live in Idaho. I had a lap RNY in March of 2004. I've lost over 140 lbs. I'm now stable at my goal weight of 120 lbs. I feel WONDERFUL. This surgey is something you need to spend a lot of time in fasting and prayer to decide what is best for you. There can be risks (although they are rare) but they can occur. This is NOT an easy way out. You will have to watch what you eat and drink for the rest of your life. Michelle, it's good to see you here. Please feel free to vent, ask questions or just chat. Share your successes and your frustrations. As you can see from the dates on the posts, we go through spurts of being really talkative and sometimes weeks of being very quiet. Good Luck, Melody
michelle williamson
on 2/19/07 4:02 pm - Oklahoma City, OK
Topic: IM NEW, hello everyone!
im new to the site. concidering GBS/mimiGBS/or even LAPBAND. just created my profile, and blogged a bit, thought id come in and say hello to you all. i am also LDS. currently in the OKLAHOMA SOUTH STAKE area, midwest city 1st ward. been a member all my life. but in and out as well. recnely married (08/07/06) hubbys been a convert since august 13th last year (one week after we were married) i have a 12 year old son, less interested in church right now. thanks for reading! MICHELLE :wave:
mldrsl
on 2/7/07 3:25 am - Shoshone, ID
Topic: RE: Breast Cancer
My last Mammo was 5 years ago so yeah I'm more than due. Thanks for the reminder. Melody
mldrsl
on 2/7/07 3:23 am - Shoshone, ID
Topic: RE: Family Prayer and Scripture Study
Tammy what a turnaround in your life. What a blessing the teachings of the prophets bring into our lives. Good for you. Melody
Kaye A.
on 2/7/07 12:07 am - Brigham City, UT
Topic: RE: Breast Cancer
Hi Tammy, Thanks for posting this important reminder. Mammograms save lifes. Not only is the mammogram important but also the self exam. I know the self exam saved my life. Thanks again. Kaye
Baby Blues
on 2/6/07 1:15 pm - Roy, UT
Topic: Breast Cancer
Ladies, Please check this website out and promise to get a mammogram. You are never to young. For each promise made $1 will be donated to breast cancer research. More info is given at the site. It doesn't ask for any money or personal information other then your first name, last name initial, town, and state, and your written promise to get a mammogram. http://www.changethestatistic.com/make-a-promise.asp Thanks, Tammy
mldrsl
on 2/6/07 7:59 am - Shoshone, ID
Topic: RE: A tithing story
Thank you for sharing Kaye. It seems like we don't share enough faith provoking stories these days. I think we all need to hear them. It helps us to know that we are not facing these struggles alone. Melody
Kaye A.
on 2/6/07 3:12 am - Brigham City, UT
Topic: RE: A tithing story
Hi, I haven't been on this board for a long time. I love your story. I have another story but it is about patience and waiting for things to work out. My husband has been on disability for the last 17 years. I have taught full time and between his part time income, disability and my income we have barely sqeaked by. Last December I was diagnosed with breast cancer. With medical bills and other related expenses we would look at our monthly income, if we paid our tithing we would go into the hole on our budget the exact amount of our tithing. It was really hard to continue paying tithing but we made the decision that we would anyway. We did go in the hole for several months but we continued with faith knowing things would work out and they have. Through some financial miracles (too many to name)we are now able to again make our budget and have some to spare. Sometimes miracles take time and sometimes they come right away. You just have to continue in faith even when it looks the darkest,. My testimony of tithing has certainly come full circle.
Linda W.
on 2/5/07 7:05 pm - Gatesville, TX
Topic: RE: A tithing story
Melody, Your story is a beautiful testimony of paying Tithing. Thanks for sharing this with us. Your husband having had his hours cut must be very difficult. I will soon turn 62, and husband will turn 65, so we are living on two pensions both earned by dear husband, which have the advantage of being fixed amounts so we always know what we have to work with. I think it would be very traumatic to have hours/wages cut. I lived in Idaho as a teenager, and one certainly does not need to be without heat! Linda
Baby Blues
on 2/5/07 2:56 am - Roy, UT
Topic: Family Prayer and Scripture Study
We have been having family prayer and scripture study daily for almost 2 weeks ago. Truthfully, we have missed a day here and there but we keep plugging at it. We have just been letting each family member pick the scripture they feel they want to share and then that person says the family prayer. My oldest keeps complaining about having to do it every night but on his night to share and say the prayer, he's the first one ready to go. LOL. We always discuss what that scripture means to us. Sometimes it's just 1 verse, sometimes it's a few. Once it was a whole chapter. And we have also turned Monday night into an ACTUAL family home eveing. We used to just play board games that night, but now we have a real lesson, then we play a board game, and then we have a dessert. And not a low calorie one either. We can see a difference already. Yeah, my kids still fight and disobey, and so forth. But not so much now. And when they do they have been quick to apologize and fix it. Things are looking up. Tammy
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