Stomach Scar.....

[leapyrtwins]

K -

good question!

David -

great answer!

And thanks for a man's perspective.  Your scar theory sounds a lot like my BAHA theory.  When I was first contemplating getting the BAHA my mom was really freaked out.  It seems that she and my dad were very concerned that I would never find someone to date, and subsequently marry, once I had a titanium fixture in my head.  (Never mind the fact that I have no intention of ever marrying again)  I told her that if my BAHA "bothered" someone, he wouldn't be the kind of person I would consider dating anyway.  We are what we are - "warts" and all 

Although, I must say, Lori I'm second in the donor line behind Phyl 

Jan

[sgerrard]

When I was first contemplating getting the BAHA my mom was really freaked out.  It seems that she and my dad were very concerned that I would never find someone to date, and subsequently marry, once I had a titanium fixture in my head.

Sorry, just can't follow that logic. They clearly don't understand the magnetism, the electricity, the excitement, the aura of awesomeness that accompanies anyone who has a titanium fixture installed in their head, onto which they can snap an electronic device. What were they thinking? 

Steve 

[Joef]

K -

And thanks for a man's perspective.  Your scar theory sounds a lot like my BAHA theory.  When I was first contemplating getting the BAHA my mom was really freaked out.  It seems that she and my dad were very concerned that I would never find someone to date, and subsequently marry, once I had a titanium fixture in my head. Jan

If I were 18 again ...(I wish!) ..  I would NOT of gotten the BAHA .. I would be concerned with the looks .. ( I was geeky enough! , but I would be a big hit at star-trek conv with a borg implant  ) .

today .. if I was single again and someone turned me down .. that would be ok .. because it they were that shallow .. I would not date them anyway !!!