It's a GO, for realz

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Best update so far...  CysticGal surgery is started.  Her incision is made.  CysticParents are on the scene.  Storm in Charlotte held up the plane.  CysticParents sound tired.  Friend T^Money is still on the scene too.  Thanks for all of the warm fuzzies and prayers and all.

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  1. Denise Fahr7/27/10, 10:47 PM

    Woo hoo!!! Can't wait to hear more in the morning!
    Love from Bethlehem, PA

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  2. CFsteph7/27/10, 10:51 PM

    Beth, You are in great hands. I can't wait to hear from you after this is all said and done. If you are still in the hospital the next time I have my appointment, I will stop in and say hi. I am hoping and praying for a smooth surgery and quick recovery.

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  3. Heidi7/27/10, 11:01 PM

    Wonderful news! Adding you to my prayers tonight, and tomorrow...and the next day!

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  4. Lucy7/27/10, 11:18 PM

    Thanks for the updates - prayers and hopes and everything xxxooo

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  5. Sarah7/28/10, 12:54 AM

    wahoooooooo sending so much love and positive energy to her and to the amazing donor family!!! so happy for her!!!

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  6. Angela Marcum7/28/10, 1:11 AM

    I am so proud of you!!! So very much! I can hardly contain my excitement...it's your turn and your time to shine so BRING IT!!! I love you friend!

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  7. Anonymous7/28/10, 2:22 AM

    要照顧身體歐~保重..................................................................

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  8. Jane7/28/10, 3:50 AM

    A long time blog 'lurker' from UK but coming out to wish you love and light as you embark on this next amazing chapter in your life !

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