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04/20/2009

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Good luck.

Ooph. Happy birthday?

Let me know if there's anything at all we can do. Bring food? Entertain the husband? Seriously, we'd be more than happy.

I wish you the best of luck!

All the best, Lisa, and may it be a breeze.

Good luck!

Good Luck.

Dear surgeons:

We are very fond of Lisa's brain. We do not particularly like the fact that you are going up her nose and monkeying around in there. Please exercise the utmost caution.

Sincerely,
Her Readers

(Best of luck and speedy healing, Lisa.)

Best wishes.

Maybe if you're lucky, you'll get the acerbically witty doctor rather than the makey-outey one.

Good luck, I hope all goes smoothly for you.

I'm thinking of you, Lisa. Best wishes for a quick and uneventful recovery.

Have a good surgery! I hope you get lots of delicious hospital jello.

Oh no! The One World Conspiracy is gonna kidnap you and get you to join their media team!

Here's to a speedy and easy recovery, Lisa!

My goodness! I hope the surgery went well, and that you have a smooth recovery.

Best wishes for an eneventful surgery and recovery.

I hope it goes well, Lisa!

Best wishes for a speedy recovery!

Best wishes for a boring hospital visit ... though if you do see McDreamy sans scrubs, take pictures (and notes)!

Take all the time you need to relax and recover. In fact, take advantage of it. I hope you've been practicing your "but the fridge is so *far* away" face.

Also, wouldn't you rather end up with the pretty doctors who spend as much time on their romantic relationships as on patient care instead of with the pretty doctors who spend 38 out of every 42 minutes trying risky procedures that are as likely to cause permanent damage as they are to help you?

Either way - get well soon.

Get well soon - I don't know where else to keeps tabs on the pulse of filthy commerce. I hope that you get a conciliatory doctor rather than what Molly got: a couple of nurses who liked to argue in her room at 3 AM.

Thinking good thoughts for your speedy recovery!

I hope the surgery went well and you have a speedy recovery.

Lisa - your 'less than 100%' is far better than most people's 110% (to use a well-worn sports cliche your husband can appreciate). Hope you're back at it soon.

Best wishes for a quick recovery! If you get bored, amuse yourself by quizzing the staff on their spending habits!

Yikes! Thinking of you and wishing you a speedy recovery!

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