Tricia K.

Congratulations and welcome to bandland!

:D CONGRATULATIONS!!

I'm happy to hear her surgery went well. Let's hope her recovery goes just as well.

Yes, I hit mine quite often. I forget that it's there and then, BAM, ok now I remember!!

Welcome to the club, shauntil6266!! :biggrin1:

Yeah, I love that area. Had I not met my husband and moved to Louisiana, I would still be there. He loves the area (and cheesesteaks) too. But, you're right, you can't beat the food. Everyone raves about the food here in New Orleans but I just don't care for it. Give me a good eggplant rollatini or gnocci with pesto and a cannoli above anything, anytime!! My husband and I were just there visiting in late December/early January. I think we're due for another visit! :biggrin1:

This happened to me as well. I was told by my surgeon that this might happen and to just keep the area clean with hibiclens and it will close/heal up on its own. I was also told to tug a bit on the popped stitch and it would eventually come out. But, please make sure your hands are clean before tugging.

I used to live right outside of Philly, in Maple Shade, NJ. Oh how I miss good Italian food and cheesesteaks!! I hope you guys have fun meeting up for lunch.

Kellie, I'm happy that your surgery went well and that you're already pleased with the results. Your pictures show a tremendous difference and I can't wait to see you again after you've healed completely!!

Please see my earlier post about diagnosing PCOS. Also, an ultrasound was done on me to see if I had cysts on my ovaries. Thankfully, I don't have any. If you think you may have it, I suggest making an appointment to see an endocrinologist.

I was diagnosed with PCOS ~5 years ago but I do not have cysts on my ovaries. I suppose I'm considered a Rabbit though. There's a way to diagnose even if you don't have cysts on your ovaries. I was given a pill that is supposed to shut down a particlar gland and fasted until blood was was drawn the next morning. If that particular gland was still producing, it proved that I have PCOS. Well, my fasting test did show that the gland was still producing.

I know....it's so close, yet so far away!! Thanks for noticing.

C 209 (- 65 total, - 3 this week)

48% (Yankee). Barely into the Yankee category.

This didn't happen to me but I hope you find relief very soon. *hugs*

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Welcome to LBT.

Great NSV, P'Nut!! :clap2: Wheetsin, I used to call mine "the shelf" as well. They used to be 42DD and have gone down to a 40D. Still somewhat of a shelf but I'm hoping they don't shrink anymore. I'm rather fond of them. :eek:

I'm happy to hear that your dad is doing well.

LOL...I wish!

Congratulations!

Holy crap, that was funny! You should definitely consider a career in comedy!!

I'm jealous!! I haven't done that in years.

I'm alive and kicking!! :biggrin1:

You're very welcome, sweetie. And, thank you for the kind words. :confused: