A couple of friends from this chat line are going for surgery tomorrow, so everyone online please wish them well. One is in Canada and my now pen pal is in Scotland. We all know about these surgeries and how they go. Thanks to everyone.
sherrybear
Apr 07, 2011 12:01 am
Past Member
Apr 07, 2011 5:20 pm
Thanks Sherrbear... I will keep our fellow ostomates in my prayers.... Trai40xoxox
Xerxes
Apr 08, 2011 3:27 am
Hi Sherry,
I know of the one from Canada; he is aces. I certainly have wished him well. I hope all goes well for your pen pal in Scotland.
X_
I know of the one from Canada; he is aces. I certainly have wished him well. I hope all goes well for your pen pal in Scotland.
X_
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sherrybear
Apr 08, 2011 7:37 pm
Thanks for caring, and Xeres, you know who I'm talking about. Good guy, and the young girl in Scotland is a gem also. I will write to them maybe tomorrow and get an answer. Let you know, sherrybear xoxoxox to TRACI40.
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