AW: AW: [HSF] Re: [ccm-l] Image of the week Hemisternotomy-OT / OT

[Nasser F. Abou'Seada]

Double the size of Prasanna might be good .. life saving especially in a
Baboon Encounter .. haha
Forget not the Magic Bleomendale especially at sunset .... the meditating
emvironment at the Table Mountain ..... the magnificent  Whales view ....
Speaking of SPICY .... not as much delicious as that dinner's at Kevin's
place .... and the spicy sauce your Sister made for us ... I would never
forget its taste ..

Nonetheless .... I have learnt a lot from your attitude and techniques in
OR  .... ..  ...
Greetings to Hilary, Peter and Robert ....

yes ... I am lurking a bit ... trying to digest Tea's Rich Philosophical
Comments ....
and observing the fierce attack on Coumadins in Bioprosthesis and Rings ..!!

NFA


On 5/5/08, David Harris <drdharris at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>
> Those are such great times. I had an identical
> experience with Nasser, for 2 weeks in Cape Town.
> 1. He cooked an excellent spicy Egyptian fish dish 2.
> He does not drink alcohol (but I continued to drink
> red wine...but he must have later influenced me, as I
> have virtually abstained for 2 years) 3. He also
> enjoyed my pc (a bit, but spent most time having
> interesting talks) 4. He also made coffee....an
> interesting strong variety with various spices! 5.
> Only one difference: he`s probably twice the size of
> Prasannah.
>
> PS Where are you Nasser, you have been too quiet
> >
> >
> > From: battr at medizin.uni-leipzig.de> I had the
> > pleasure to have had Prasanna
> > 2 weeks at home in Leipzig (during> December 2007).>
> > 1. He cooks excellent
> > Indian style, vegetarian.> 2. He does not drink
> > alcohol, (it was cheaper for
> > me, and I had to be> abstinent too these days!)> 3.
> > He took my PC and never
> > gave up, also in my office, always writing to the>
> > HSF> 4. At 6 O'clock,
> > when I got up, he had already made coffee!> 5. When
> > Fred was operating a
> > Mitral MIC, and there were many big visitors> like
> > Hal, he could filtrate
> > under them and look better through the incision.> >
> > A real
> >
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