Comments on: Dr. Jennifer Arnold - Pediatrician and Star of the Hit Reality Show “Little Couple”

By: Pam Cory

Pam Cory — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:42:26 +0000

Dear Jen, I have never written to any person on television before. I want you and Bill to know that it would be a much better world with more people like the two of you, in it…I love the class with which you both conduct yourselves at all times. It is a pleasure to watch the two of you treating each other with such love and respect. You definitely are in a class above other tv reality show participants. Keep it up and I wish you all the best with your quest for an addition to your family.

By: Mike Koslowski

Mike Koslowski — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 00:49:15 +0000

Tell your husband he should stick to mini-golf, who says midgets can do everything big people can do, he stunk, but looked liked a true business-man poser on the course. Haaaa haa haaa haaa haaa, I love your new comedy!

By: Betty Marschner

Betty Marschner — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 04:24:52 +0000

Dear Dr. Jen,
You are truly an inspiration to our family. Our daughter, Paula, has SED. She is 4 ft 9 inches so is a giant! She is presently holding down a full time job and is going to college on the side. I know she would love to talk with you. Sadly, Paula has never found her mate for life. She has had many dates but not one has been interested in pursuing a relationship and alot of times she feels it is because of her condition. She is really busy with college right now and does not get the time to see your show like she would like to but I know she would really be thrilled to talk with you. She just had her second hip replacement surgery and had joint fusion at C1 and C2 when she was six. She is now 37 yrs of age and wonders if she will ever find a right match. She would like to marry too but it just seems life is passing her by. She is talented musically and has done very well in her college courses. If you could email her her email is pmarsch@hotmail.com her home phone number is 701-258-3544 and her cell is 701-240-3375. She is one of only two in the state of ND with this disease. I love watching you and feel you are a real role model to those who battle limitations. Good luch in all your endevours. Betty Marschner By the way, I raise and show Morgan horses!

By: Ed and Barb

Ed and Barb — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 01:08:22 +0000

Jen and Bill,
I just want to say (we want to say) that the two of you are such a wonderful, charming couple. We have the greatest respect for both of you, loved watching all your specials last year and are looking forward to watching your new series. We just love your outgoing and positive attitude, we can all learn from the both of you. You are never toooooo old or toooooo small to learn or do anything!

Hugs to you both
Ed and Barb

By: Joyce Hoffstetter

Joyce Hoffstetter — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 22:39:56 +0000

Dear Dr. When will you and Bill be on again? We really love your show and have not seen it lately. Thank you

By: Sandy Hall

Sandy Hall — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 21:40:17 +0000

Dear Dr. Jen,
I love your show so much!!!! I have not missed one episode. My husband and daughter love it also. We think you are the biggest inspiration for women of all sizes and ages. We think you are the sweetest woman in the world. Bill is so lucky to have you for his wife and we hope you can have the family you want so badly with him. Our prayers are with you. God bless you and your hubby. Love, Sandy xxxooooo

By: Jayne Smith, Knoxville, TN

Jayne Smith, Knoxville, TN — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 13:08:26 +0000

Jennifer,

I’ve known you for 17 years in a long distance kind of relationship, but never have I been more proud to call you a friend as now when you’ve put your daily life, smiles, tears, challenges, and your wonderful giggle out there “naked” to the whole viewing audience. You are giving hope to so many people with a variety of challenges who are ready to give up and then they see you! Buddy, if you can do what you do… there’s no reason for anyone to slow down or stop! Keep going and I hope the series goes on and on… Give my best to your mom and dad next time you talk to them… Take care! P.S. I love your husband…

By: Dona Krystosek

Dona Krystosek — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 21:29:01 +0000

Thank you!

Many SMiles~ Dona Krystosek, RN (little Levi’s Ma)
http://www.littleLevi.com

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By: Holly Santoro

Holly Santoro — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 14:34:51 +0000

Dear Dr. Arnold and Mr. Klein:

I have become a faithful viewer of your show, but there is such and important aspect of your sharing your lives with people whcih I know you are aware of, but this really is so important. Mky stepdaughter has a good friend who had a baby two years ago, who is a little person. She was almost two years old when she began to walk but it is so much fun to see her run around because she has made up for lost time! She is so steady and that seemed to happen so quickly. The thing that I wanted you both to know is that her mother has taped each show to allow her so see these as she grows older and needs to see them. What a gift you are both giving people since I know there have to be such a huge number of people doing the same things. Thanks so much for sharing your lives with everyone. I’m sure it is difficult sometimes! I wish you many, many years of happiness together! My husband had a severe heart attack 17 years ago and had anoxia with it. That journey has been unbelieveable but we are so blessed that he has come so far. We have a very good life and he is basically healthy and happy. The interesting thing is that, as I’m sure you are well aware of, there is great prejudice against that type of brain injury. It took a long time to accept that and also to find physicians who realize that he is indeed a whole person and understands what is happening since many times no matter what he or I said it was assumed that that was not the case. I vividly remember when he went into the hospital two years ago for the removal of a colon tumor the anesthesiologists both asked me if it were true he was anoxic because they said they had never seen a patient so responsive with anoxia. What a thrill that was! So, I guess it makes me much more aware that people learning about how others cope with difficult situations is so helpful and you both are doiing that on a such a large and important scale. As I said, please know you are wished many years of joy and happiness together!

By: Margaret L. Mitchell, MSRN, CNS Director Nursing Resource and Simulation Lab

Margaret L. Mitchell, MSRN, CNS Director Nursing Resource and Simulation Lab — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 05:53:43 +0000

I was watching your hit show and perked up when I realized you were to present on Simulation. Do you lecture very often?..if so is there a website listing these and dates> I was also wondering if you have published work on the subject. I teach nursing students using SimMan and soon Sim Baby. We are in the planning stages for a state of the art clinical lab. Would love to learn about the work you do!
Margaret…