> Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and in
> another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to
let
> you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of your
> knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
> surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

> I would certainly like to share more with you ....

> Sincerely,

> Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

> --
> Posted from [209.246.210.156] by way of oe19.pav1.hotmail.com
[64.4.30.123]
> via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG

> Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and in
> another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to
let
> you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of your
> knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
> surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

> I would certainly like to share more with you ....

> Sincerely,

> Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and in
>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to let
>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of your
>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

>Sincerely,

>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

>I really do admire that you guys are standing by certain convictions .....
>and in another circumstance, another practice . I would never touch amalgam
>either ....

>There are reasons that I could explain that would convince you that this is
>accurate. I got on the amalgam thing and could never get off. I do recommend
>for young guys to go amalgam-free if humanly possible ..... it is the future
>and there are many reasons for it ......

>About me .... I wanted to let down my guard .. but perhaps foolishly .. I
>was unable to do so. I could not open up and post these comments to you.
>Again, my foolishness.

>I sincerely ask for your apology for ANY comments that may have been less
>than respectful. I vow not to repeat that mistake.

>Cheers,

>Joel

>Newsgroups: sci.med.dentistry

>Subject: Re: Dr. Frank Nelson
>Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2001 04:39:15 -0700
>Organization: Posted via Supernews, http://www.supernews.com

>Thanks for your kind words.  I have to admit, I really don't know you except
>for the words written.  Although we can get a glimpse of each other here,
>the real person behind the words is not seen.  I would also look forward to
>more meaningful exchange from this point on.
>Sincerely
>fmn

>>FMN:

>>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and in
>>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to

>let

>>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of your
>>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
>>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

>>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

>>Sincerely,

>>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

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>You are such a good, good man, dearest Joel.  
>Reading these posts - I literally feel like just dancing around the
>house in happiness!  It made me so sad before to know that two very
>good, very fine men were not at peace with one another.  Now I am
>overjoyed!  Silly, I know, but I am.

>Love, Lorrie

>>To tell you the truth Frank ...

>>I really do admire that you guys are standing by certain convictions .....
>>and in another circumstance, another practice . I would never touch amalgam
>>either ....

>>There are reasons that I could explain that would convince you that this is
>>accurate. I got on the amalgam thing and could never get off. I do recommend
>>for young guys to go amalgam-free if humanly possible ..... it is the future
>>and there are many reasons for it ......

>>About me .... I wanted to let down my guard .. but perhaps foolishly .. I
>>was unable to do so. I could not open up and post these comments to you.
>>Again, my foolishness.

>>I sincerely ask for your apology for ANY comments that may have been less
>>than respectful. I vow not to repeat that mistake.

>>Cheers,

>>Joel

>>Newsgroups: sci.med.dentistry

>>Subject: Re: Dr. Frank Nelson
>>Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2001 04:39:15 -0700
>>Organization: Posted via Supernews, http://www.supernews.com

>>Thanks for your kind words.  I have to admit, I really don't know you except
>>for the words written.  Although we can get a glimpse of each other here,
>>the real person behind the words is not seen.  I would also look forward to
>>more meaningful exchange from this point on.
>>Sincerely
>>fmn

>>>FMN:

>>>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and in
>>>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to

>>let

>>>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of your
>>>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
>>>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

>>>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

>>>Sincerely,

>>>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

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><head>
></head>
><body>
>You are such a good, good man, dearest Joel. &nbsp;<br>
>Reading these posts - I literally feel like just dancing around the house
>in happiness! &nbsp;It made me so sad before to know that two very good, very
>fine men were not at peace with one another. &nbsp;Now I am overjoyed! &nbsp;Silly,
>I know, but I am.<br>
><br>
>Love, Lorrie<br>
><br>





>  <blockquote type="cite">
>    <pre wrap="">FMN:<br><br>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and in<br>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to<br></pre>
>    </blockquote>
>    <pre wrap=""><!---->let<br></pre>
>    <blockquote type="cite">
>      <pre wrap="">you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of your<br>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be<br>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.<br><br>I would certainly like to share more with you ....<br><br>Sincerely,<br><br>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.<br><br><br></pre>
>      </blockquote>
>      <pre wrap=""><!----><br><br></pre>
>      </blockquote>
>      <br>
>      </body>
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>Webby

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>>You are such a good, good man, dearest Joel.  
>>Reading these posts - I literally feel like just dancing around the
>>house in happiness!  It made me so sad before to know that two very
>>good, very fine men were not at peace with one another.  Now I am
>>overjoyed!  Silly, I know, but I am.

>>Love, Lorrie

>>>To tell you the truth Frank ...

>>>I really do admire that you guys are standing by certain convictions .....
>>>and in another circumstance, another practice . I would never touch amalgam
>>>either ....

>>>There are reasons that I could explain that would convince you that this is
>>>accurate. I got on the amalgam thing and could never get off. I do recommend
>>>for young guys to go amalgam-free if humanly possible ..... it is the future
>>>and there are many reasons for it ......

>>>About me .... I wanted to let down my guard .. but perhaps foolishly .. I
>>>was unable to do so. I could not open up and post these comments to you.
>>>Again, my foolishness.

>>>I sincerely ask for your apology for ANY comments that may have been less
>>>than respectful. I vow not to repeat that mistake.

>>>Cheers,

>>>Joel

>>>Newsgroups: sci.med.dentistry

>>>Subject: Re: Dr. Frank Nelson
>>>Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2001 04:39:15 -0700
>>>Organization: Posted via Supernews, http://www.supernews.com

>>>Thanks for your kind words.  I have to admit, I really don't know you except
>>>for the words written.  Although we can get a glimpse of each other here,
>>>the real person behind the words is not seen.  I would also look forward to
>>>more meaningful exchange from this point on.
>>>Sincerely
>>>fmn

>>>>FMN:

>>>>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and in
>>>>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to

>>>let

>>>>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of your
>>>>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
>>>>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

>>>>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

>>>>Sincerely,

>>>>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

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>><head>
>></head>
>><body>
>>You are such a good, good man, dearest Joel. &nbsp;<br>
>>Reading these posts - I literally feel like just dancing around the house
>>in happiness! &nbsp;It made me so sad before to know that two very good, very
>>fine men were not at peace with one another. &nbsp;Now I am overjoyed! &nbsp;Silly,
>>I know, but I am.<br>
>><br>
>>Love, Lorrie<br>
>><br>





>> <blockquote type="cite">
>>   <pre wrap="">FMN:<br><br>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and in<br>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to<br></pre>
>>   </blockquote>
>>   <pre wrap=""><!---->let<br></pre>
>>   <blockquote type="cite">
>>     <pre wrap="">you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of your<br>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be<br>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.<br><br>I would certainly like to share more with you ....<br><br>Sincerely,<br><br>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.<br><br><br></pre>
>>     </blockquote>
>>     <pre wrap=""><!----><br><br></pre>
>>     </blockquote>
>>     <br>
>>     </body>
>>     </html>

>>--------------040506010807020001090900--

>There is hope for the entire world when we have wonderful men - true,
>strong leaders and healers - to guide us.

>Thank you both for being who you are.  The world needs you both so very
>much!  And I feel honored to be sharing a space in this world with both
>of you.  How fortunate I am!

>Love, Lorrie

>>FMN:

>>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and in
>>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to let
>>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of your
>>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
>>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

>>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

>>Sincerely,

>>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

>When I admire people, I need to know much, much more about them than
>what I can read in a few hundred posts on the internet by them.  Maybe
>even thousands of posts by them.  ... admiration... it makes me feel
>uncomfortable when applied too quickly.  Having a sense of respect is
>something I can get into... but I draw the line there until I know
>people much better.

>It is said by some that you can not be disappointed in someone you do
>not know.  When I think I know someone well enough that I may be
>disappointed by something they have or have not done... I must know
>whether I am truly disappointed in that person or if it is really more
>about being disappointed in myself for thinking the relationship was
>more than it was.

>You do not know me well enough to be disappointed in anything I may or
>may not do.  

>Webby

>>This is so very beautiful!  Oh, Joel - I'm going to slobber here again,
>>forgive me - how I adore you for your spirit!  Thank you for being such
>>a gentleman, as Dr. Frank has been - I admire both of you so very much,
>>and am so very proud of both of you.  

>>There is hope for the entire world when we have wonderful men - true,
>>strong leaders and healers - to guide us.

>>Thank you both for being who you are.  The world needs you both so very
>>much!  And I feel honored to be sharing a space in this world with both
>>of you.  How fortunate I am!

>>Love, Lorrie

>>>FMN:

>>>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and in
>>>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to let
>>>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of your
>>>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
>>>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

>>>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

>>>Sincerely,

>>>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

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>but I feel that posts can reveal a person's spirit.  That is how I know=20
>you are a good person, too!  I read your posts, and I know. =20

>Love, Lorrie

>>Lorrie, how do you know these two men you speak about in your post
>>(read below)? =20

>>Webby

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>>>house in happiness!  It made me so sad before to know that two very=20
>>>good, very fine men were not at peace with one another.  Now I am=20
>>>overjoyed!  Silly, I know, but I am.

>>>Love, Lorrie

>>>>To tell you the truth Frank ...

>>>>I really do admire that you guys are standing by certain convictions .=
>=2E...
>>>>and in another circumstance, another practice . I would never touch am=
>algam
>>>>either ....

>>>>There are reasons that I could explain that would convince you that th=
>is is
>>>>accurate. I got on the amalgam thing and could never get off. I do rec=
>ommend
>>>>for young guys to go amalgam-free if humanly possible ..... it is the =
>future
>>>>and there are many reasons for it ......

>>>>About me .... I wanted to let down my guard .. but perhaps foolishly .=
>=2E I
>>>>was unable to do so. I could not open up and post these comments to yo=
>u.
>>>>Again, my foolishness.

>>>>I sincerely ask for your apology for ANY comments that may have been l=
>ess
>>>>than respectful. I vow not to repeat that mistake.

>>>>Cheers,

>>>>Joel

>>>>Newsgroups: sci.med.dentistry

>>>>Subject: Re: Dr. Frank Nelson
>>>>Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2001 04:39:15 -0700
>>>>Organization: Posted via Supernews, http://www.supernews.com

>>>>Thanks for your kind words.  I have to admit, I really don't know you =
>except
>>>>for the words written.  Although we can get a glimpse of each other he=
>re,
>>>>the real person behind the words is not seen.  I would also look forwa=
>rd to
>>>>more meaningful exchange from this point on.
>>>>Sincerely
>>>>fmn

>>>>>FMN:

>>>>>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position an=
>d in
>>>>>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted =
>to

>>>>let

>>>>>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of =
>your
>>>>>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
>>>>>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

>>>>>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

>>>>>Sincerely,

>>>>>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

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>>>You are such a good, good man, dearest Joel. &nbsp;<br>
>>>Reading these posts - I literally feel like just dancing around the hou=
>se
>>>in happiness! &nbsp;It made me so sad before to know that two very good=
>, very
>>>fine men were not at peace with one another. &nbsp;Now I am overjoyed! =
>&nbsp;Silly,
>>>I know, but I am.<br>
>>><br>
>>>Love, Lorrie<br>
>>><br>


>il.com">
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>re that you guys are standing by certain convictions .....<br>and in anot=
>her circumstance, another practice . I would never touch amalgam<br>eithe=
>r ....<br><br>There are reasons that I could explain that would convince =
>you that this is<br>accurate. I got on the amalgam thing and could never =
>get off. I do recommend<br>for young guys to go amalgam-free if humanly p=
>ossible ..... it is the future<br>and there are many reasons for it .....=
>=2E<br><br>About me .... I wanted to let down my guard .. but perhaps foo=
>lishly .. I<br>was unable to do so. I could not open up and post these co=
>mments to you.<br>Again, my foolishness.<br><br>I sincerely ask for your =
>apology for ANY comments that may have been less<br>than respectful. I vo=
>w not to repeat that mistake.<br><br>Cheers,<br><br>Joel<br><br><br><br><=
>br><br>Newsgroups: sci.med.dentistry<br>From: "FMNDDS" <a class=3D"moz-tx=


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>s, <a class=3D"moz-txt-link-freetext" href=3D"http://www.supernews.com">h=
>ttp://www.supernews.com</a><br><br><br><br>Thanks for your kind words.  I=
> have to admit, I really don't know you except<br>for the words written. =
> Although we can get a glimpse of each other here,<br>the real person beh=
>ind the words is not seen.  I would also look forward to<br>more meaningf=
>ul exchange from this point on.<br>Sincerely<br>fmn<br>"Joel M. Eichen" <=


>txt-link-freetext" href=3D"=">
>...

>>> <blockquote type=3D"cite">
>>>   <pre wrap=3D"">FMN:<br><br>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do=
> understand your position and in<br>another world, I too would be complet=
>ely amalgam free. I just wanted to<br></pre>
>>>   </blockquote>
>>>   <pre wrap=3D""><!---->let<br></pre>
>>>   <blockquote type=3D"cite">
>>>     <pre wrap=3D"">you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere c=
>oncern and all of your<br>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. =
>I think you would be<br>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Tha=
>nks for everything.<br><br>I would certainly like to share more with you =
>=2E...<br><br>Sincerely,<br><br>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.<br><br><br></pre>
>>>     </blockquote>
>>>     <pre wrap=3D""><!----><br><br></pre>
>>>     </blockquote>
>>>     <br>
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><html>
><head>
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><body>
>Only from their posts here, Webby...I know that doesn't seem like much...<br>
>but I feel that posts can reveal a person's spirit. &nbsp;That is how I know you
>are a good person, too! &nbsp;I read your posts, and I know. &nbsp;<br>
><br>
>Love, Lorrie<br>
><br>



>  <blockquote type="cite">

>    <blockquote type="cite">

> When I admire people, I need to know much, much more about them than
> what I can read in a few hundred posts on the internet by them.  Maybe
> even thousands of posts by them.  ... admiration... it makes me feel
> uncomfortable when applied too quickly.  Having a sense of respect is
> something I can get into... but I draw the line there until I know
> people much better.

> It is said by some that you can not be disappointed in someone you do
> not know.  When I think I know someone well enough that I may be
> disappointed by something they have or have not done... I must know
> whether I am truly disappointed in that person or if it is really more
> about being disappointed in myself for thinking the relationship was
> more than it was.

> You do not know me well enough to be disappointed in anything I may or
> may not do.

> Webby

> >This is so very beautiful!  Oh, Joel - I'm going to slobber here again,
> >forgive me - how I adore you for your spirit!  Thank you for being such
> >a gentleman, as Dr. Frank has been - I admire both of you so very much,
> >and am so very proud of both of you.

> >There is hope for the entire world when we have wonderful men - true,
> >strong leaders and healers - to guide us.

> >Thank you both for being who you are.  The world needs you both so very
> >much!  And I feel honored to be sharing a space in this world with both
> >of you.  How fortunate I am!

> >Love, Lorrie

> >>FMN:

> >>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and
in
> >>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to
let
> >>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of
your
> >>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
> >>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

> >>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

> >>Sincerely,

> >>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

>Reading your posts tonight reminded me that I needed to call my older
>sister.  Thanks.

>We now agree on going 50-50 on Dad's X-Mas present.  More harmony in my
>family tonight.

>Steve

>--
>+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-
>Stephen Mancuso, D.D.S.
>Troy, Michigan  USA


>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


>> I don't mean to be roughing up smooth edges ... but this seems a bit
>> too familiar for only knowing people from having read a few (perhaps
>> many  hundreds ... still, that is only a glimpse into a person's
>> thoughts) posts on the internet from these people.  Admiration??
>> Lorrie, you have told me that you admire me.

>> When I admire people, I need to know much, much more about them than
>> what I can read in a few hundred posts on the internet by them.  Maybe
>> even thousands of posts by them.  ... admiration... it makes me feel
>> uncomfortable when applied too quickly.  Having a sense of respect is
>> something I can get into... but I draw the line there until I know
>> people much better.

>> It is said by some that you can not be disappointed in someone you do
>> not know.  When I think I know someone well enough that I may be
>> disappointed by something they have or have not done... I must know
>> whether I am truly disappointed in that person or if it is really more
>> about being disappointed in myself for thinking the relationship was
>> more than it was.

>> You do not know me well enough to be disappointed in anything I may or
>> may not do.

>> Webby

>> >This is so very beautiful!  Oh, Joel - I'm going to slobber here again,
>> >forgive me - how I adore you for your spirit!  Thank you for being such
>> >a gentleman, as Dr. Frank has been - I admire both of you so very much,
>> >and am so very proud of both of you.

>> >There is hope for the entire world when we have wonderful men - true,
>> >strong leaders and healers - to guide us.

>> >Thank you both for being who you are.  The world needs you both so very
>> >much!  And I feel honored to be sharing a space in this world with both
>> >of you.  How fortunate I am!

>> >Love, Lorrie

>> >>FMN:

>> >>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position and
>in
>> >>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted to
>let
>> >>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of
>your
>> >>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
>> >>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

>> >>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

>> >>Sincerely,

>> >>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

> You're welcome for whatever reason it is.  Please, scroll down to see
> on modification in something I previously wrote.

> Sabra... Webby

> On Sun, 16 Dec 2001 22:11:08 -0500, "Dr. Steve"

> >Sabra,

> >Reading your posts tonight reminded me that I needed to call my older
> >sister.  Thanks.

> >We now agree on going 50-50 on Dad's X-Mas present.  More harmony in my
> >family tonight.

> >Steve

> >--
> >+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-
> >Stephen Mancuso, D.D.S.
> >Troy, Michigan  USA


> >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


> >> I don't mean to be roughing up smooth edges ... but this seems a bit
> >> too familiar for only knowing people from having read a few (perhaps
> >> many  hundreds ... still, that is only a glimpse into a person's
> >> thoughts) posts on the internet from these people.  Admiration??
> >> Lorrie, you have told me that you admire me.

> >> When I admire people, I need to know much, much more about them than
> >> what I can read in a few hundred posts on the internet by them.  Maybe
> >> even thousands of posts by them.  ... admiration... it makes me feel
> >> uncomfortable when applied too quickly.  Having a sense of respect is
> >> something I can get into... but I draw the line there until I know
> >> people much better.

> >> It is said by some that you can not be disappointed in someone you do
> >> not know.  When I think I know someone well enough that I may be
> >> disappointed by something they have or have not done... I must know
> >> whether I am truly disappointed in that person or if it is really more
> >> about being disappointed in myself for thinking the relationship was
> >> more than it was.

> I should have more correctly said in accordance with my heart:

> "I must know whether I am truly disappointed in that person or if it
> is really more about being disappointed in that person or if it is
> really more about being disappointed in myself for thinking the
> relationship was more....

> correction:

> was other than... or different than.. it was.

> Find peace in your heart., Steve.  You're my friend and I count on you
> for remembering that.

> Sabra
> aka Webby

> >> You do not know me well enough to be disappointed in anything I may or
> >> may not do.

> >> Webby

> >> >This is so very beautiful!  Oh, Joel - I'm going to slobber here
again,
> >> >forgive me - how I adore you for your spirit!  Thank you for being
such
> >> >a gentleman, as Dr. Frank has been - I admire both of you so very
much,
> >> >and am so very proud of both of you.

> >> >There is hope for the entire world when we have wonderful men - true,
> >> >strong leaders and healers - to guide us.

> >> >Thank you both for being who you are.  The world needs you both so
very
> >> >much!  And I feel honored to be sharing a space in this world with
both
> >> >of you.  How fortunate I am!

> >> >Love, Lorrie

> >> >>FMN:

> >> >>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position
and
> >in
> >> >>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted
to
> >let
> >> >>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of
> >your
> >> >>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
> >> >>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

> >> >>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

> >> >>Sincerely,

> >> >>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.

>I think I have mentioned this to you before, but talking to you is very much
>like talking with my sister.  There is some "intangible" style which is very
>similar.  After fighting for almost forty years, we get along extremely well
>these past few years.  Her maturity?  My maturity?  Willingness to put silly
>(stupid) remarks and personality quirks aside? [I think so].  Realizing that
>we both do things which annoy each other, but that these things don't really
>matter in the grand scheme of things.

>--
>+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-
>Stephen Mancuso, D.D.S.
>Troy, Michigan  USA


>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


>> Dear Steve,

>> You're welcome for whatever reason it is.  Please, scroll down to see
>> on modification in something I previously wrote.

>> Sabra... Webby

>> On Sun, 16 Dec 2001 22:11:08 -0500, "Dr. Steve"

>> >Sabra,

>> >Reading your posts tonight reminded me that I needed to call my older
>> >sister.  Thanks.

>> >We now agree on going 50-50 on Dad's X-Mas present.  More harmony in my
>> >family tonight.

>> >Steve

>> >--
>> >+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-
>> >Stephen Mancuso, D.D.S.
>> >Troy, Michigan  USA


>> >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


>> >> I don't mean to be roughing up smooth edges ... but this seems a bit
>> >> too familiar for only knowing people from having read a few (perhaps
>> >> many  hundreds ... still, that is only a glimpse into a person's
>> >> thoughts) posts on the internet from these people.  Admiration??
>> >> Lorrie, you have told me that you admire me.

>> >> When I admire people, I need to know much, much more about them than
>> >> what I can read in a few hundred posts on the internet by them.  Maybe
>> >> even thousands of posts by them.  ... admiration... it makes me feel
>> >> uncomfortable when applied too quickly.  Having a sense of respect is
>> >> something I can get into... but I draw the line there until I know
>> >> people much better.

>> >> It is said by some that you can not be disappointed in someone you do
>> >> not know.  When I think I know someone well enough that I may be
>> >> disappointed by something they have or have not done... I must know
>> >> whether I am truly disappointed in that person or if it is really more
>> >> about being disappointed in myself for thinking the relationship was
>> >> more than it was.

>> I should have more correctly said in accordance with my heart:

>> "I must know whether I am truly disappointed in that person or if it
>> is really more about being disappointed in that person or if it is
>> really more about being disappointed in myself for thinking the
>> relationship was more....

>> correction:

>> was other than... or different than.. it was.

>> Find peace in your heart., Steve.  You're my friend and I count on you
>> for remembering that.

>> Sabra
>> aka Webby

>> >> You do not know me well enough to be disappointed in anything I may or
>> >> may not do.

>> >> Webby

>> >> >This is so very beautiful!  Oh, Joel - I'm going to slobber here
>again,
>> >> >forgive me - how I adore you for your spirit!  Thank you for being
>such
>> >> >a gentleman, as Dr. Frank has been - I admire both of you so very
>much,
>> >> >and am so very proud of both of you.

>> >> >There is hope for the entire world when we have wonderful men - true,
>> >> >strong leaders and healers - to guide us.

>> >> >Thank you both for being who you are.  The world needs you both so
>very
>> >> >much!  And I feel honored to be sharing a space in this world with
>both
>> >> >of you.  How fortunate I am!

>> >> >Love, Lorrie

>> >> >>FMN:

>> >> >>Frank, I would like to tell you that I do understand your position
>and
>> >in
>> >> >>another world, I too would be completely amalgam free. I just wanted
>to
>> >let
>> >> >>you know that I do appreciate all of your sincere concern and all of
>> >your
>> >> >>knowledge. I respect you on many, many levels. I think you would be
>> >> >>surprised at how highly I value your efforts. Thanks for everything.

>> >> >>I would certainly like to share more with you ....

>> >> >>Sincerely,

>> >> >>Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S.