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I want to come into life.....

Good afternoon Sir:

I have three children, two grandchildren and I am will be fifty years old this year.  When I was 16 I was raped after taking some neighborhood children trick-or-treating.  This resulted in me having a child.  I was afraid to tell anyone and began to eat so that I could make myself fat and gross so no one would want to rape me again.

I destroyed my body with food and soda.  My heaviest weight was 265.

I recently discovered inner healing, acceptance and a renewed appreciation and love for my child.  I have lost 70 pounds, take vitamins, exercise and pray daily.  I would like to have a tummy tuck.  I have saved $3844.00 but now my hours at work have been cut in half so saving anymore would be impossible.  I am a single mother who receives no child support.  I want to ask if it is possible to find aboard certified plastic surgeon who would preform a tummy tuck or mommy makeover for the money that I have?  Thank you so much for your blog.  
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Dear Dr. Howard Rosenberg:
  I live in Connecticut I would like to know if there is a place that  you can in your expertise, suggest a plastic surgery residency teaching program for me.  Please.

I am most grateful for your answering  my questions so promptly.  You are a true blessing to us who need you!
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I would discuss this with local plastic surgeons or the nearest university hospital with a plastic surgery residency teaching program.
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