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Re: Psychology of Surgery

Posted by Phillipa on January 21, 2008, at 19:35:41

In reply to Re: Psychology of Surgery » Phillipa, posted by MidnightBlue on January 21, 2008, at 14:42:58

Muffled first T thinks the tuck is a good idea. The last surgery after done and over and healed makes a big difference in how I look and people think I'm much younger. I am also grieving the end of nursing and BD in March another milestone. But bought slippers and bathrobe today it's a one to two day stay. As far as the money is concerned. I've traveled all over the world and I really don't even want it. I know tis might not make sense but when push comes to shovel my kids can afford me. And I've given them tons of money as Ct was so much more expensive than NC. I paid for half this house and what else do I need? No clothes as a closet full of stuff that doesn't fit. And the doctors are covered under Medicaire. I'm not an aquire person just want to be comfortable in own skin. But I don't want to die. See for a year I did kept seeing my now deceased little dog and wanted to be with him and his sister and have them in urns next to my bed to be buried with me. I've never had a connection with any person that comes close to matching the one I had with them. Now I want to live again and not die. And want to do something my nursing darn it!!!!! But school again at my age too much. Thanks guys for answering. Love Phillipa ps also learned today that stomach fat cells lead to diabetes and heart disease which run in my family and only way to get rid of them is suck them out

 

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