7 Comments

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   Friday October 1st, 2010 at 10:54 pm

   I thought Rosie was great, felt like she was in a lot of pain. Good to see her still doing her thing. She has really evolved as an actress. Blessings on her. Love you too Wendy, keep being who you are. You are an inspiration to a lot of people. I am so glad you dont do fake, we have enough of that. You are always in my prayers.
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   Friday October 1st, 2010 at 8:16 pm

   hi ms. wendy i am sending u this email from london,u.k… first off i just wanted to say i love ur show. And i have a question it may be a lil dumb, but hey mum said its always good to ask questions no matter how dumb it maybe… anyways here it goes i was i really like the colour of rosie perez’s dress. Do u have any idea what colour it is… thanks for ur help xxx
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   Friday October 1st, 2010 at 7:54 pm

   Wendy, I have been told that I look like Rosie Perez. My husband says that I look like her too. I was in a restaurant in upstate New York, and a waiter came up to me stating that I was Rosie Perez. It is just so interesting that you had her on your show this week, great show. I watch your show all the time. Wendy you are an awesome hostess, please keep up the good work.

   If it is okay, I would like to send a pictuire of myself, so that you can judge for yourself, the resemblence of Rosie and myself.

   Thank you Wendy,

   Beverly Laurant
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   Thursday September 30th, 2010 at 9:41 pm

   I feel for Rosie….healing is a long time process.Such injuries are life-altering and few have options for treatment.

   My cervical nerve root damage from 14yrs ago still is an issue. I opted for Chiropractic, traction and acupuncture because I was determined to take an anti-invasive approach. Still I hope Rosie will have no major residual post-surgical repercussions.
   When a woman’s back is out-of-whack, it can be a big problem on her ‘quality of life’. I still have to have maintenance, traction, and a cervical Chiropractic-force approach. PLUS, I can tell the weather well ahead of time when the thoracic and lumbar areas have a mind of their own. Exercise, MIGUN therapy and far infrared sauna are my salvation ..right in my own basement and occasionally at Roseland which aids in weight loss,
   a strain off my back.

   Rosie’s young and has so much to offer and a promising career….I wish wellness to her in her positive mindset and self-determination…so sez the qatzmeow -Afi
5. 
   Thursday September 30th, 2010 at 3:02 pm

   I can’t wait to see this movie. Rosie Perez has been my favorite actress for some time now. Remember her in “White Man Can’t Jump?” She’s such a classy muy guapa Boricua!
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   Thursday September 30th, 2010 at 11:29 am

   I had the same exact cervical surgiers twice in 1 year as Ms.Perez. Seeing her walking on stage stiffly reminded me of what I went through. I know the pain she went through even though I did not have a bone marrow transplant in my hips they used bone from my hip to replace the disc in my neck and also had lumbar surgerie and they used the other hip bone as well, and yes the hip pain was worse. I wish her a speedy recovery and more success in her already succsessful career. She has much to be admired about.
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   Thursday September 30th, 2010 at 10:32 am

   Rosie looked so cute but didn’t appear ready for high heels. I feel that she took a very big risk in wearing those heels to see Wendy and is not learning much from physical therapy. The dress alone was fabulous, wear flats next time. For safety!

   I like that’s she’s an AID’s activist but I haven’t watched anything with her since “White Men Can’t jump” I will check her out on Lifetime, looking forward to it.