Thanks for asking! Mom got home yesterday and she is doing great. She
couldn't wait to get home and didn't want to listen to my two sisters in
Mexico City who insisted she should stay longer and avoid traveling this
weekend (Sept 16 is Mexico's Independence Day, so a bunch of people took
a long weekend, which means lost of drunks out there on the roads). My
mom is the kind of person who makes up her own mind though, so she
bought a bus ticket (she felt she would be more comfortable in a first
class bus than in a car, they have seats like those in first class on an
airplane). Anyhow, my sister Veronica drove her to the bus station, got
down with her and bought a ticket too! She accompanied my mom home, ate
lunch and then went back to Mexico City. Eight hours in a bus, which
according to my mom was completely unnecessary since she is doing
peachy. :)
They take the stitches out tomorrow, which is hard to believe. She says
she will start walking a little bit in the morning, and slowly restart
her excercise regime, which includes brisk walking, weight exercises,
and tai-chi. I think my mom is going to be around for a while, like her
aunt Ernestina, who is 84 years old and works full-time as a University
professor, researcher, and psichiatrist (sp?) in a prison. She is one
amazing character...
Thanks again for your concern, my mom is very touched that so many
people from so many places were thinking about her. She sends her best
regards and thanks.

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CatNipped - 19 Sep 2004 15:27 GMT
> Thanks for asking! Mom got home yesterday and she is doing great. She
> couldn't wait to get home and didn't want to listen to my two sisters in
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> according to my mom was completely unnecessary since she is doing
> peachy. :)
That's amazing! Please send my hugs to your sister for being such a loving,
caring daughter (all of you were obviously reared very well, so praise to
your mom for doing such a great job).
> They take the stitches out tomorrow, which is hard to believe. She says
> she will start walking a little bit in the morning, and slowly restart
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> professor, researcher, and psichiatrist (sp?) in a prison. She is one
> amazing character...
How wonderful! My mom is 78 and she goes to dance classes twice a week,
bowls in a bowling league 3 times a week, and walks 5 miles everyday. Isn't
it great when you know you have such good genes? ;> I'm so glad because I
feel like I won't have to face her loss any time soon <loud knocking on
wood>.
> Thanks again for your concern, my mom is very touched that so many
> people from so many places were thinking about her. She sends her best
> regards and thanks.
Please send her my best "you're very welcome".
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Hugs,
CatNipped
Adrian - 19 Sep 2004 15:33 GMT
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> Thanks again for your concern, my mom is very touched that so many
> people from so many places were thinking about her. She sends her best
> regards and thanks.
I'm glad to hear your mother is doing so well. Purrs that she's still
going strong way past 100.

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Jeanette - 19 Sep 2004 16:02 GMT
> Thanks again for your concern, my mom is very touched that so many
> people from so many places were thinking about her. She sends her best
> regards and thanks.
That all sounds great :) Your mother sounds like a wonderful person. I'm
glad she's making good progress.
Jeanette
O J - 19 Sep 2004 17:08 GMT
>Mom got home yesterday and she is doing great. She
>couldn't wait to get home ...
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And the newsgroup breathes a collective sigh of relief! Purrs and
best wishes for a complete recovery.
Aarrrggggh,
O J
(Am I the only one celebrating ITLAPD??)
Sam Nash - 19 Sep 2004 22:59 GMT
Great news, Victor. Recovery purrs continuing.
Sam
> Thanks for asking! Mom got home yesterday and she is doing great. She
> couldn't wait to get home and didn't want to listen to my two sisters in
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> people from so many places were thinking about her. She sends her best
> regards and thanks.
Melissa Houle - 20 Sep 2004 01:00 GMT
> Thanks for asking! Mom got home yesterday and she is doing great. She
> couldn't wait to get home and didn't want to listen to my two sisters in
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> Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov
> Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com
VIctor, I'm glad to hear your mother is doing so well. =o) More power to
her! And that this operation that everyone was so concerned about was so
successful.
The Power of the Purr is quite amazing!
Melissa
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Marina - 20 Sep 2004 03:48 GMT
> Thanks for asking! Mom got home yesterday and she is doing great.
Wonderful, Victor. We are still purring for her full recovery.

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LOL - 20 Sep 2004 07:34 GMT
> Thanks for asking! Mom got home yesterday and she is doing great. She
> couldn't wait to get home and didn't want to listen to my two sisters in
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> people from so many places were thinking about her. She sends her best
> regards and thanks.
This is good news! We are steadily sending full-recovery purrs her way.
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polonca12000 - 20 Sep 2004 11:03 GMT
Such great news, that's wonderful!
Continued purrs and best wishes for your mom's complete recovery,

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