Originally Posted by meauxna (Post 8369812)

Hey girlie, hope you stop by before the morning; look what I just read in today's local paper.. watch the vid and dance your way to success tomorrow!

They would never pass an audition for "So You Think You Can Dance" or "America's Best Dance Crew."

Chances are the people at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center who work in the labs, the coffee shop, the operating rooms, the administration offices, and every other square inch of the buildings, don't think of themselves as dancers.
In fact, when the medical center's spokesperson, Lisa Helderop, wrote me recently about the employees, she called them "dancers." In quotation marks.
But there's no question they have talent.

How many other dance groups in the world can claim their dance video has been seen nearly 7 million times on YouTube, by people who left over 11,000 comments?
And now these few hundred hospital employees, many of whom have never had a dance class, a few of whom can't even carry a beat, are on the brink of network stardom.

Oh, they've already appeared on network news and morning TV shows across the country.
But this time, they could hit prime time. "The producers of NBC's 'America's Got Talent' contacted me about having dancing hospital employees on their show," Lisa said this week.
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=OEdVfyt-mLw

Originally Posted by cindyabs (Post 8370880)

okay, so it's 830. :fingerscrossed:

Originally Posted by bevinva (Post 8371369)

You think she saw the Dr on time?:rofl:

Originally Posted by Songbird (Post 8371532)

Well folks the news isn't good. It is cancer and I have a date for a mastectomy (once they sort out if I'm Medicaide eligible alternatively they are looking to have done through a charity at the hospital ) on the 5th March. The good news is it operable and it is a primary. They will be putting a port in for the chemo.

As if that wasn't enough to deal with, Ken ( my hubby) has a UTI that's resistant to oral antibiotics so he has to go into hospital either later today or tomorrow for a week or so.

So right now both of our heads are blitzed. I must have seriously pissed someone off in a previous life for this to be dumped on me. One run in with this b'astard should be enough in one lifetime - two is above and beyond.

Thank you so much for all your well wishes - sorry I couldn't give you good news

much love :wub:

Originally Posted by Songbird (Post 8371532)

Well folks the news isn't good. It is cancer and I have a date for a mastectomy (once they sort out if I'm Medicaide eligible alternatively they are looking to have done through a charity at the hospital ) on the 5th March. The good news is it operable and it is a primary. They will be putting a port in for the chemo.

As if that wasn't enough to deal with, Ken ( my hubby) has a UTI that's resistant to oral antibiotics so he has to go into hospital either later today or tomorrow for a week or so.

So right now both of our heads are blitzed. I must have seriously pissed someone off in a previous life for this to be dumped on me. One run in with this b'astard should be enough in one lifetime - two is above and beyond.

Thank you so much for all your well wishes - sorry I couldn't give you good news

much love :wub: