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What is the name of the service you are using and what is your postal code? That would be helpful for us to be helpful to you.

Contact info for Dr. Memo 766 0885 Emergency 766 1352 Dr Maciel 766 0287. 331 448 2507

We have used Dr Memo also very caring and comes to the house which is much easier for the patient and the owner I think. I also would not hesitate to use Dr Maciel for the same reasons. This is not a complex skill required.

Thanks Virgo Lady, I finally got an email today with a link to the download material and have it printed and ready to go. Thanks again all who contributed to this thread and my decision to go this route.

Hi again Virgo Lady. I went online ordered it in a download format and paid with PayPal. The transaction went thru without a hitch but no book arrived . I looked in my download folder and it wasn't there. Since I have never before bought anything downloaded, perhaps it is somewhere on my computer. If you or anyone else can help me with this I would greatly appreciate it. I am eager to start my rehab.

Thank you so much Virgo Lady. I will do just that! The responses on this thread have given me second thoughts about surgery. So thank you all for your contributions.

Has anyone had any experience with a reverse shoulder rep-lacement surgery either here at lakeside or in Guadalajara. Please give as many details as you can. Thank you

BLUSH! I just realized I have been dialing the wrong number--off by 1 number. I dialed it correctly just now and got Enrigue on a recording but was not able to leave a message. I will keep trying🙃

I have tried to reach Enrique many times, many ways by phone over several days. No answer at all. It finally just stops ringing with no message. Does anyone have advice or suggestions for me for contacting him or any other possibilities for a house cleaning service? Thanks in advance for any help you can give.

Yes here I am. I am delighted we could connect and I am the lady of a certain age who was playing at the theater 😀 I injured my arm in a fall 2 days ago and may have broken it So I won't be playing untill who knows when. Your coming and playing my favorite songs will be quite a treat. Lets keep in touch .

Thanks so much sm1mex for the info. I will be contacting them.

Hi Stan, I am an "older than you" amateur piano player with a well tuned Knabe grand piano. I too play The American Songbook and my husband plays jazz guitar and we both love latin Jazz. Sounds like a fit to me so can you private message me some more private way of contacting you.

Could anyone please supply the contact information for any of the services mentioned above. Thanks in advance. sm1mex Thank you very much.

Could anyone please supply the contact information for any of the services mentioned above. Thanks in advance.

sorry Natasha. I don't know how or where to find a personal message.

I would like very much to contribute more to his recovery. I have never met him and would like to wish him well in person when delivering him the money. would there be any way of making that happen?

Tom Gates for the win! The installer very clearly wrote a capital F at the end of the password but when we entered a lowercase "f", it worked! Thanks so much!

The sticker only has the default password and that didn't work either.

My daughter is here visiting and she is trying to connect to our ILOX router. The password that was written down on the ILOX paperwork is not working. There is one symbol that the installer wrote down that is confusing. Can't tell if it's a 2 or a backwards Z or S. We have tried every combination. Since our computers are already hooked up we've never had to enter the password. Any advice? Is there a way to reset the password or do we need to go in to the ILOX office?

I hope people will keep adding to these suggestions with ideas that have been helpful.

If you find that your pet is LOST: Written by Jackie Kelum As soon as you notice your pet is gone, do NOT wait several hours in hopes your pet will return - start the search process immediately. Hopefully your pet wears a collar and ID tag at all times , and you have a recent picture of your pet. This will help with the recovery process. Your frightened pet may hide from people, run away if he sees a person; he may even run away from you. Call your pet's name, and talk in normal tones. The best time to call for your pet is at sundown/ night time , and at dawn. When searching, bring his favorite food treat or squeaky toy. Spread the word! Walk in your neighborhood, at least daily. Stop and speak with every person you encounter. The more people that know about your lost pet, the more likely the one person who spots him will call you. Check with children in your neighborhood – they are great resources and see things that adults may not see. Make sure people know there is a reward for the return of your lost pet, and pay the reward when your pet is returned by the person who has found your pet. Make posters and flyers. Keep it simple: " LOST DOG (or cat)! " Info on flyer should include: (A) a recent photograph, ( where last seen [ cross streets & 'city' - not your address ] and © when [date] the dog was last seen, (D) contact phone number and "Reward!" . This same info should also be included on any web boards postings. Visit and distribute flyers to all your neighbors, post them on your local street corners, veterinary clinics, animal shelters, grooming places, large stores with bulletin boards, and pet supply stores. Post a lost dog notice on local web boards. Give stacks of flyers to friends and family and have them go door to door. Provide flyers to local people like the gas delivery man, the garbage pick-up men, water delivery men, and anyone else you know who moves around your neighborhood in their daily routines. Even distribute at a school that may be near your house – children are great searchers. On an on-going basis check local web boards , and other social media options, to see if anyone has posted a notice that they have found a dog that might possibly match your pet. Your messages may have crossed paths. Keep visiting your local shelters with a current pictures of your dog. You might find someone you haven't talked to before who has information. Also, check where you posted your lost flyers to make sure they're still there and haven't been covered over. Keep a few flyers in your car or purse when you are out, in case you have the opportunity to talk with someone else. Do not give up hope - some recoveries have taken a few weeks before the return of a lost pet. When you have found your lost pet, remove "lost" posters, let your neighbors know, update the web boards, and celebrate your reunion.