Anniversary of the rest of my life

Anniversary of the rest of my life

Hmmm. I didn't realize today's date until just now. This is the 25th
anniversary of the day that ended my life as I knew it and started the
rest of "my life" as I have come to know.

If anyone wants to wish me a Happy Anniversary, it would be welcomed. I
remember, each year, that I owe my survival to many people and to my
personal strength to survive.

So .... smd, "you've" been a significant part of my life since 1994;
some 14 years now ... and I just want to say thank you. As much as it
may not seem important to some/many of you ... I am here to tell you
otherwise. It has been important and I thank you for being part of the
life that I hadn't expected to be living 25 years ago today.

Sincerely,
The Webby

Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life


"The Webby" <tmjiatroepidemic@cox,net > wrote in message
news:tmjiatroepidemic-FB7EC3.18045023032008@news.phx.highwinds-media,com ...
> Hmmm. I didn't realize today's date until just now. This is the 25th
> anniversary of the day that ended my life as I knew it and started the
> rest of "my life" as I have come to know.

In a way, every day is an anniversary, but some are more special than others.
I hope the "rest of your life" is long, prosperous, healthy and happy.

Happy anniversary
Vaughn

Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

In article <6lDFj.36346$D_3.21671@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att,net >,
"Vaughn Simon" <vaughnsimonHATESSPAM@att.FAKE,net > wrote:

> "The Webby" <tmjiatroepidemic@cox,net > wrote in message
> news:tmjiatroepidemic-FB7EC3.18045023032008@news.phx.highwinds-media,com ...
> > Hmmm. I didn't realize today's date until just now. This is the 25th
> > anniversary of the day that ended my life as I knew it and started the
> > rest of "my life" as I have come to know.
>
> In a way, every day is an anniversary, but some are more special than
> others.
> I hope the "rest of your life" is long, prosperous, healthy and happy.
>
> Happy anniversary
> Vaughn

Thank you, my friend.

Webby

Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 18:27:55 -0700, The Webby
<tmjiatroepidemic@cox,net > wrote:

>In article <6lDFj.36346$D_3.21671@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att,net >,
> "Vaughn Simon" <vaughnsimonHATESSPAM@att.FAKE,net > wrote:
>
>> "The Webby" <tmjiatroepidemic@cox,net > wrote in message
>> news:tmjiatroepidemic-FB7EC3.18045023032008@news.phx.highwinds-media,com ...
>> > Hmmm. I didn't realize today's date until just now. This is the 25th
>> > anniversary of the day that ended my life as I knew it and started the
>> > rest of "my life" as I have come to know.
>>
>> In a way, every day is an anniversary, but some are more special than
>> others.
>> I hope the "rest of your life" is long, prosperous, healthy and happy.
>>
>> Happy anniversary
>> Vaughn
>
>Thank you, my friend.
>
>Webby


Forgot to wish you a "happy equinox" on the 20th.

Dang, you're gonna have to wait until the next solstice.

Do you know when that is ? All should.

Who can tell us about the Easter calculation ?
And "why" ?
Also, is there a different calculation ?

8^D

Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

Newbie@bix.nex wrote:
> On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 18:27:55 -0700, The Webby
> <tmjiatroepidemic@cox,net > wrote:
>
>> In article <6lDFj.36346$D 3.21671@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att,net >,
>> "Vaughn Simon" <vaughnsimonHATESSPAM@att.FAKE,net > wrote:
>>
>>> "The Webby" <tmjiatroepidemic@cox,net > wrote in message
>>> news:tmjiatroepidemic-FB7EC3.18045023032008@news.phx.highwinds-media,com ...
>>>> Hmmm. I didn't realize today's date until just now. This is the 25th
>>>> anniversary of the day that ended my life as I knew it and started the
>>>> rest of "my life" as I have come to know.
>>> In a way, every day is an anniversary, but some are more special than
>>> others.
>>> I hope the "rest of your life" is long, prosperous, healthy and happy.
>>>
>>> Happy anniversary
>>> Vaughn
>> Thank you, my friend.
>>
>> Webby
>
>
> Forgot to wish you a "happy equinox" on the 20th.
>
> Dang, you're gonna have to wait until the next solstice.
>
> Do you know when that is ? All should.
>
> Who can tell us about the Easter calculation ?
> And "why" ?
> Also, is there a different calculation ?
>
> 8^D

Impertinence. The lady seems to be hinting for some sympathy for her
health problem and her ordeal as a reformer, and you go off talking
about celestial mechanics.

Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

On Tue, 25 Mar 2008 06:01:11 GMT, Matt <matt@themattfella.xxxyyz,com >
wrote:

>>>> Happy anniversary
>>>> Vaughn
>>> Thank you, my friend.
>>>
>>> Webby
>>
>>
>> Forgot to wish you a "happy equinox" on the 20th.
>>
>> Dang, you're gonna have to wait until the next solstice.
>>
>> Do you know when that is ? All should.
>>
>> Who can tell us about the Easter calculation ?
>> And "why" ?
>> Also, is there a different calculation ?
>>
>> 8^D
>
>Impertinence. The lady seems to be hinting for some sympathy for her
>health problem and her ordeal as a reformer, and you go off talking
>about celestial mechanics.


Lack of recognition of humor on your part.

I know Webby far better than you do.

Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

Newbie@bix.nex wrote:

> I know Webby far better than you do.

I don't doubt that.

Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

Happy Anniversary Webby!

Although life may not have been what you wanted it to be.. it was. I'm
glad you are a survivor.. and with the strength to help others on
their journey of survival.

You have brought enlightenment to far more than you can realize. You
have changed the lives of more than you can count. You managed to
reach out of the box and bring the words of knowledge to those who may
never have known the truth. You gave hope where there was nothing.

I am where I am today because of you. I shudder to think what my life
would have been like if I had not found that first TMJ Foundation
Project on the World Wide Web. If I had not found out that I was not
alone. Like the domino effect your words fell to listening ears
(eyes?) Their echo still resounds today... just listen.

You have lived a life you can be proud of Webby. I know it would have
been so different had you not started down this road.. but you managed
to turn adversity into a life that touched the hearts and souls of
many, many more than you will ever really know. Thank you for touching
mine. I'm proud to have known you.

Good luck in the coming years Webby. I hope they will be good ones for
you. I always look forward to reading your words. I'm so glad you
never gave up!

All the best to you...
Realperson :)



On Mar 23, 9:04 pm, The Webby <tmjiatroepide...@cox,net > wrote:
> Hmmm. I didn't realize today's date until just now. This is the 25th
> anniversary of the day that ended my life as I knew it and started the
> rest of "my life" as I have come to know.
>
> If anyone wants to wish me a Happy Anniversary, it would be welcomed. I
> remember, each year, that I owe my survival to many people and to my
> personal strength to survive.
>
> So .... smd, "you've" been a significant part of my life since 1994;
> some 14 years now ... and I just want to say thank you. As much as it
> may not seem important to some/many of you ... I am here to tell you
> otherwise. It has been important and I thank you for being part of the
> life that I hadn't expected to be living 25 years ago today.
>
> Sincerely,
> The Webby

Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

Hello Realperson,

I was and remain deeply humbled and at a complete loss for words except
to say thank you.

Sincerely yours,
Webby

In article
<8ac9ad33-8bbb-4bae-91f5-79ce106dfa2b@q78g2000hsh.googlegroups,com >,
RealPerson <Wehavebarney@hotmail,com > wrote:

> Happy Anniversary Webby!
>
> Although life may not have been what you wanted it to be.. it was. I'm
> glad you are a survivor.. and with the strength to help others on
> their journey of survival.
>
> You have brought enlightenment to far more than you can realize. You
> have changed the lives of more than you can count. You managed to
> reach out of the box and bring the words of knowledge to those who may
> never have known the truth. You gave hope where there was nothing.
>
> I am where I am today because of you. I shudder to think what my life
> would have been like if I had not found that first TMJ Foundation
> Project on the World Wide Web. If I had not found out that I was not
> alone. Like the domino effect your words fell to listening ears
> (eyes?) Their echo still resounds today... just listen.
>
> You have lived a life you can be proud of Webby. I know it would have
> been so different had you not started down this road.. but you managed
> to turn adversity into a life that touched the hearts and souls of
> many, many more than you will ever really know. Thank you for touching
> mine. I'm proud to have known you.
>
> Good luck in the coming years Webby. I hope they will be good ones for
> you. I always look forward to reading your words. I'm so glad you
> never gave up!
>
> All the best to you...
> Realperson :)
>
>
>
> On Mar 23, 9:04 pm, The Webby <tmjiatroepide...@cox,net > wrote:
> > Hmmm. I didn't realize today's date until just now. This is the 25th
> > anniversary of the day that ended my life as I knew it and started the
> > rest of "my life" as I have come to know.
> >
> > If anyone wants to wish me a Happy Anniversary, it would be welcomed. I
> > remember, each year, that I owe my survival to many people and to my
> > personal strength to survive.
> >
> > So .... smd, "you've" been a significant part of my life since 1994;
> > some 14 years now ... and I just want to say thank you. As much as it
> > may not seem important to some/many of you ... I am here to tell you
> > otherwise. It has been important and I thank you for being part of the
> > life that I hadn't expected to be living 25 years ago today.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> > The Webby

Reposting Was: Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

I'm reposting this (a post of mine with one reply) for jerm.

Webby

In article
<8ac9ad33-8bbb-4bae-91f5-79ce106dfa2b@q78g2000hsh.googlegroups,com >,
RealPerson <Wehavebarney@hotmail,com > wrote:

> Happy Anniversary Webby!
>
> Although life may not have been what you wanted it to be.. it was. I'm
> glad you are a survivor.. and with the strength to help others on
> their journey of survival.
>
> You have brought enlightenment to far more than you can realize. You
> have changed the lives of more than you can count. You managed to
> reach out of the box and bring the words of knowledge to those who may
> never have known the truth. You gave hope where there was nothing.
>
> I am where I am today because of you. I shudder to think what my life
> would have been like if I had not found that first TMJ Foundation
> Project on the World Wide Web. If I had not found out that I was not
> alone. Like the domino effect your words fell to listening ears
> (eyes?) Their echo still resounds today... just listen.
>
> You have lived a life you can be proud of Webby. I know it would have
> been so different had you not started down this road.. but you managed
> to turn adversity into a life that touched the hearts and souls of
> many, many more than you will ever really know. Thank you for touching
> mine. I'm proud to have known you.
>
> Good luck in the coming years Webby. I hope they will be good ones for
> you. I always look forward to reading your words. I'm so glad you
> never gave up!
>
> All the best to you...
> Realperson :)
>
>
>
> On Mar 23, 9:04 pm, The Webby <tmjiatroepide...@cox,net > wrote:
> > Hmmm. I didn't realize today's date until just now. This is the 25th
> > anniversary of the day that ended my life as I knew it and started the
> > rest of "my life" as I have come to know.
> >
> > If anyone wants to wish me a Happy Anniversary, it would be welcomed. I
> > remember, each year, that I owe my survival to many people and to my
> > personal strength to survive.
> >
> > So .... smd, "you've" been a significant part of my life since 1994;
> > some 14 years now ... and I just want to say thank you. As much as it
> > may not seem important to some/many of you ... I am here to tell you
> > otherwise. It has been important and I thank you for being part of the
> > life that I hadn't expected to be living 25 years ago today.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> > The Webby

Re: Reposting Was: Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

On Aug 7, 7:32 am, The Webby <tmjiatroepide...@cox,net > wrote:
> I'm reposting this (a post of mine with one reply) for jerm.  
>
> Webby
>
> In article
> <8ac9ad33-8bbb-4bae-91f5-79ce106df...@q78g2000hsh.googlegroups,com >,
>
>  RealPerson <Wehavebar...@hotmail,com > wrote:
> > Happy Anniversary Webby!
>
> > Although life may not have been what you wanted it to be.. it was. I'm
> > glad you are a survivor.. and with the strength to help others on
> > their journey of survival.
>
> > You have brought enlightenment to far more than you can realize. You
> > have changed the lives of more than you can count. You managed to
> > reach out of the box and bring the words of knowledge to those who may
> > never have known the truth. You gave hope where there was nothing.
>
> > I am where I am today because of you. I shudder to think what my life
> > would have been like if I had not found that first TMJ Foundation
> > Project on the World Wide Web. If I had not found out that I was not
> > alone. Like the domino effect your words fell to listening ears
> > (eyes?) Their echo still resounds today... just listen.
>
> > You have lived a life you can be proud of Webby. I know it would have
> > been so different had you not started down this road.. but you managed
> > to turn adversity into a life that touched the hearts and souls of
> > many, many more than you will ever really know. Thank you for touching
> > mine. I'm proud to have known you.
>
> > Good luck in the coming years Webby. I hope they will be good ones for
> > you. I always look forward to reading your words. I'm so glad you
> > never gave up!
>
> > All the best to you...
> > Realperson :)
>
> > On Mar 23, 9:04 pm, The Webby <tmjiatroepide...@cox,net > wrote:
> > > Hmmm.  I didn't realize today's date until just now.  This is the 25th
> > > anniversary of the day that ended my life as I knew it and started the
> > > rest of "my life" as I have come to know.
>
> > > If anyone wants to wish me a Happy Anniversary, it would be welcomed.  I
> > > remember, each year, that I owe my survival to many people and to my
> > > personal strength to survive.
>
> > > So .... smd, "you've" been a significant part of my life since 1994;
> > > some 14 years now ... and I just  want to say thank you.  As much as it
> > > may not seem important to some/many of you  ... I am here to tell you
> > > otherwise.  It has been important and I thank you for being part of the
> > > life that I hadn't expected to be living 25 years ago today.
>
> > > Sincerely,
> > > The Webby

Thanks Webby, your story is obviously inspirational, and it's clear
you've managed to have the fortitude to turn your struggle into
something that benefits the lives of other.

Re: Reposting Was: Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

In article
<34f4dc23-120e-4190-b201-8a20557bd226@r35g2000prm.googlegroups,com >,
jerm <blownout@gmail,com > wrote:

> Thanks Webby, your story is

Well... I didn't post that hoping for a pat on the back. Thanks, but
that truly wasn't my reason.

Best wishes to you,
Webby

Re: Reposting Was: Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

On Aug 7, 10:53 am, The Webby <tmjiatroepide...@cox,net > wrote:
> In article
> <34f4dc23-120e-4190-b201-8a20557bd...@r35g2000prm.googlegroups,com >,
>
>  jerm <blown...@gmail,com > wrote:
> > Thanks Webby, your story is
>
> Well... I didn't post that hoping for a pat on the back. Thanks, but
> that truly wasn't my reason.
>
> Best wishes to you,
> Webby

I didnt think you were. the thread just looked like had insight about
you personally and your impact on
this affliction. Forgive me for being so obtuse.

Re: Reposting Was: Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

In article
<c5e567c8-0f05-4a78-bcc9-fb499e0b32f3@i24g2000prf.googlegroups,com >,
jerm <blownout@gmail,com > wrote:

> On Aug 7, 10:53 am, The Webby <tmjiatroepide...@cox,net > wrote:
> > In article
> > <34f4dc23-120e-4190-b201-8a20557bd...@r35g2000prm.googlegroups,com >,
> >
> >  jerm <blown...@gmail,com > wrote:
> > > Thanks Webby, your story is
> >
> > Well... I didn't post that hoping for a pat on the back. Thanks, but
> > that truly wasn't my reason.
> >
> > Best wishes to you,
> > Webby
>
> I didnt think you were. the thread just looked like had insight about
> you personally and your impact on
> this affliction. Forgive me for being so obtuse.

No problem.

Re: Anniversary of the rest of my life

I don't wish to celebrate a tragic outcome,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, But would love to
celebrate the years I have known you and Dr. B.

--
/

Amatus

/
"The Webby" <tmjiatroepidemic@cox,net > wrote in message
news:tmjiatroepidemic-FB7EC3.18045023032008@news.phx.highwinds-media,com ...
> Hmmm. I didn't realize today's date until just now. This is the 25th
> anniversary of the day that ended my life as I knew it and started the
> rest of "my life" as I have come to know.
>
> If anyone wants to wish me a Happy Anniversary, it would be welcomed. I
> remember, each year, that I owe my survival to many people and to my
> personal strength to survive.
>
> So .... smd, "you've" been a significant part of my life since 1994;
> some 14 years now ... and I just want to say thank you. As much as it
> may not seem important to some/many of you ... I am here to tell you
> otherwise. It has been important and I thank you for being part of the
> life that I hadn't expected to be living 25 years ago today.
>
> Sincerely,
> The Webby