I have a few questions about hair thinning due to a full hysterectomy. What natural vitamins are available? Note…hysterectomy was a preventive measure to possible cancer issue based on 2 bouts with breast cancer but not a gene carrier.

My husband is in a sub acute vacility till end of this week.He had a stroke and my Dr. has not informed me of anything.I call the dr. and have also left him a note,but he never returns to me.I am about to possibly lose my job due to not having enough insurance for this facility and my husband is on medicare.I am so overwhelmed from what my dr. has done to us and I don’t know what to do.I was told at the hospital that they wanted to stabilize my husband so they could open his arteries,but then they transferred him to this place and it seems like i am in limbo.I don’t know what to do and my husband has other health issues like diabetes(which is under control),a dual pacemaker(which was put in ten days after open heart surgery in 2004,and if some one can help me it would be greatly appreciated?Thank you,Barbara Demarco

I was able to catch the show with Lisa, who lost 178 lbs. I too, have lost a large amount of weight, 140lbs, to be exact. I think its wonderful what you’re doing for her, but may I make a suggestion? The next time don’t show the large diamond rings and fake nails. There are some of us out here in the world who have lost large amounts of weight and have problems with sagging arms, legs, breasts, faces, and stomachs, who live on less than $1000.00 a month. We can not afford basic necessities let alone the surgeries to lose this excess tissue and tucks like she probably could have. We feel the same way she did, but seeing her home and other signs of affluence made me feel that if she wanted it, she could have afforded it and you could have help someone in greater need. I know what she said, but her actions spoke louder than words.
Sincerely,
Betsy Ross