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    For Star

    Just got off of the phone (Skype) with F-H.C.A.G and Panache. Great to finally hear their voices, not so great to hear of Star's week thus far.

    So here's to you and I hope your week gets better...

    The Grant.

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    It's too bad she didn't post here. I'm sure many, including myself, would have words of encouragement.

    Hang in there, Star, it doesn't rain everyday

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    No, absolutely, it doesn't rain everyyday. In fact, in ten years of practice, I've rarely been bitten. In the past week, I've been bitten twice. On Tuesday, the bite was no big deal, healed by Thursday, but in the face. But, a bite in the face, admittedly a big deal for women. Then, on Friday, a major bite, in the palm of my hand, requiring 4 sutures. It makes me wonder, what hormonal influence is there on my dog bite wounds?!

    When I was pregnant, I seemed to be able to do everything I pleased without any problem, then all was up to grabs. What's the deal?

    I will heal fine. Marybe with some permanent nerve damage to my lateral pinkie finger. Probably no big deal for kilt making. Still, no big deal.

    I thank you all for your concern.

    Be well,
    The Flame-Haired Celtic Amazon Goddess

    "All shall love me and despair!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by The F-H.C.A.G. View Post
    No, absolutely, it doesn't rain everyyday. In fact, in ten years of practice, I've rarely been bitten. In the past week, I've been bitten twice. On Tuesday, the bite was no big deal, healed by Thursday, but in the face. But, a bite in the face, admittedly a big deal for women. Then, on Friday, a major bite, in the palm of my hand, requiring 4 sutures. It makes me wonder, what hormonal influence is there on my dog bite wounds?!

    When I was pregnant, I seemed to be able to do everything I pleased without any problem, then all was up to grabs. What's the deal?

    I will heal fine. Marybe with some permanent nerve damage to my lateral pinkie finger. Probably no big deal for kilt making. Still, no big deal.

    I thank you all for your concern.

    Be well,
    Hmm.. sorry to hear about this. I hope you heal quickly and everything returns to normal. I prescribe a hot bubble bath followed by drambuie in front of a fireplace.

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    Geeze what's the deal Star? Full moon this week? I'm so sorry to hear you've been feeding the critters!

    Heal Quickly!
    Phil in Idaho

    "Walk Tall, Walk Straight, and Look the World Right in the Eye."
    That Great Celtic Philosopher Val Doonican

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    Be well.

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    get better soon Star!
    Inside me is a thin woman screaming to get out. But I can usually shut the b*tch up with chocolate!

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    It's not you. When you do something long enough, things happen (it's just a cycle.) Next week will be better.
    'S Rioghal Mo Dhream

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    Well, when you work with animals, you will be bit at some point. Like there are 2 types of motorcycle riders; those that have crashed, and those that will. I hope you don't take this wrong, and get well soon.
    Jason J. Flory
    United States Navy

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    Star

    Please don't make this a habit
    Wishing you a complete and speedy recovery.

    Be Well
    "If the Party could thrust its hand into the past and say this or that even, it never happened—that, surely, was more terrifying than mere torture and death."
    - George Orwell, 1984, Book 1, Chapter 3

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