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Member Since: 05/21/07
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Member Since: 05/21/07
Last Login: 01/07/09
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Program Progress: Day 4
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alexnikki's Participating:
| Chonic Pain Sufferers get moving, Round 2 |
| Chonic Pain Sufferers get moving, Round 2 |
| Chronic Pain sufferers get moving |
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| Read Every day |
| Declutter |
| Remembering God |
| Read Every Day |
| The Boost Challenge |
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I love music. Celtic, Praise and Worship, R&B, Raggae, some Blues and Jazz, Classical, Classic Rock, some new stuff...it's ok, Pop
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Mountains! I know that I have been so many places, but my heart just sings when I know I am going to the mountains.
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I like the popular movies...Dream Girls, Shrek, Brave Heart, Pirates of the Carabian. I love the classics. I watch them with my grandmother when I visit her. It's our favorite time spent together.
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Best Wishes for John
Hey! Sorry about the surgery but best he gets it fixed as soon as possible. You are right about this being a learning experience for him and maybe this pain will keep him from taking other more dangerous risks in the future. My sons are in their 30s and I still worry about their safety. I will be thinking of you on Friday.
sending thoughts and well wishes too
So strange...this near exact thing just happened to a ten year old son of people I know. They were telling me about it this week. The pins and steel plates and the whole thing. His surgery is already done and it went great, he's fine, he will deal with it all his life in very small ways but all in all it's amazing what they can do to repair these accidents....so wishing you all the best. Your love for him is shining through so bright....
Hope everything is going well
I found you on my toolbox page today since we are on the same day and read your blog.
I hope you and your son are doing well. Surgery is always a worry, but usually once it is over you are so glad you went and took care of whatever was wrong.
Starling