I know it has been a while since I have brought good tidings to my blog. I have been poked, prodded and even had a sheep thrown at me as means to inquire into my whereabouts. The sheep did me in. But first, I like to take the time to thank the highly anticipated gazillion snowflakes that I will have to shovel and then risk life and limb to drive to work tomorrow for the time to sit and down and update this blog.
The breaking news that I have is that in a week on March 9th, I'm going bilateral. That's right folks, I am going under the drill again and getting my right ear implanted.
The countdown begins now.
CONGRADULATIONS HUNN!!!! BEST OF LUCK TO YOU. I AM LOOK FORWARD TO READ MORE ON BLOG.
ReplyDeleteSMILE
That is awesome! I am so absolutely happy for you. And, welcome back to the bloggin' world!
ReplyDeleteAbbie, I'm so excited for you! Will put the date on my calendar and will think good thoughts for you! You will be bilateral by Convention time! I know you will do great!
ReplyDeleteLove ya!
Laurie
WHOOOO!!! I'm so excited for you!! I'll be thinking of you!!
ReplyDeleteYAHOO!!! Abbie!!! How exciting!! It's great to see you blogging again too! You'll have to post a picture of that sheep
ReplyDeleteYour so lucky. Here in England aren't allowed a 2nd implant yet. The NICE reports said children were to have 2 implants only. So, hopefully one day that will change.
ReplyDeleteanyway, good luck and I hope it goes well. keep posting!!
katie-louise xx
WOOOOOHOOOOOOO!!!!! Congrats Abbie. I'm so excited for you. You will be bilateral for the convention. COOL BEANS DUDE!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a smooth recovery and speedy turn on!
ReplyDeleteThat is SO exciting, Abbie!! You will totally love being bilateral, and I am so happy for you! :)
ReplyDelete~ Wendi
Wonderful news Abbie! And it's so good to see something on your blog! I'm glad someone threw a sheep at you. :-)
ReplyDeleteWe Bilaterals Bionic Babes welcome you with open arms!! My prayers for successful surgery and an "easy" recovery time, Abbie.
ReplyDeleteSo happy for you, Abbie! Best of luck with the surgery and wish you a fast and full recovery!!!
ReplyDeleteBeen missing your blogposts, but hey, I haven't been much active myself lately... I know, life catches up ;-)
Big hugs from Norway
Wow---good luck bionic woman! You rock!
ReplyDeleteGood luck good luck!
ReplyDeleteI'm waiting for the scheduling/financial guy at the hospital to call me back so I can get dates. I wish he had been there when I had my appointment yesterday. Silly NC shutting down for 1" of snow.
All the best Abbie! We'll be thinking of you on the 9th.
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Bob
Hi Abbie,
ReplyDeleteI just found you blog and have loved reading through your old posts. I have a 4 year old who just received his second implant this past January. It's great to have an adult's point of view of some of the things going on with my little man.
Good luck next week and congratulations.
Celeste (Logan's mom)
www.logansnewworld.blogspot.com
Hi Abbie,
ReplyDeleteI just found you blog and have loved reading through your old posts. I have a 4 year old who just received his second implant this past January. It's great to have an adult's point of view of some of the things going on with my little man.
Good luck next week and congratulations.
Celeste (Logan's mom)
www.logansnewworld.blogspot.com
wow, that like....a few days!!! will look for updates.
ReplyDeleteGood luck on your surgery on Monday... will be thinking about you! Congrats by the way :)
ReplyDeleteI was so glad to learn that your insurance approved your bilateral, Abbie! 7 days to go--CONGRATS!!
ReplyDeleteEric
That's awesome, Abbie. Let me know what I can do to help!
ReplyDeleteMike
Abbie, big hugs and congratulations on your exciting news! Let me know if you have any questions about being bilateral. Been bi for almost 2 years and very happy about it. Not as much of a noticeable difference as the first one, but with time have noticed significant ease of hearing in every venue. :)
ReplyDeleteHey Abbie, my thoughts and prayers are with you. I am just up the road if you need anything. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Maybe now I will stop dragging my feet, and jump in with both ears.
ReplyDeleteDebbie B
Hey Abbie,
ReplyDeleteHope you had trucked through the operation without any complications and Congrats on going Bilateral.... Wish i could have two but UK's guidelines says adults can't! Well gotta wait few more years.
Let us know soon as you can how you got on...
Don't be a stranger on the blog!!! it had been awhile since you last posted!
Hugs
Charlotte x
OH God!!! Just saw this...thinking of you...hugs, Jodi
ReplyDeleteI've been reading some of your earlier blogs to get an idea of what might happen. Love your writing! You make me laugh! I'm getting activated on March 31st.
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