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Posted 20/11/2012 - 11:36
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Blythman wrote:
Hope you're up and about soon Cliff. In the meantime, I'm sure you've got plenty photos in your archives to keep you busy.
One or two Alan, I might get chance to read the K5 manual now as well!
Hope you're up and about soon Cliff. In the meantime, I'm sure you've got plenty photos in your archives to keep you busy.
Posted 20/11/2012 - 14:14
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Wishing you a speedy recovery Cliff
Posted 26/11/2012 - 23:48
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Take it easy and make a full recovery,
Very best wishes!
Very best wishes!
Posted 26/11/2012 - 23:54
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I start the rehabilitation thing tomorrow so another three months or so and I should be back to reasonable fitness again
Your really milking this now Cliff, time to get your sorry ass back to workI start the rehabilitation thing tomorrow so another three months or so and I should be back to reasonable fitness again
PS: did you get the Dyno-Rod treatment and metal bits added:
Posted 27/11/2012 - 08:10
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fatspider wrote:
Your really milking this now Cliff, time to get your sorry ass back to work
Lol, I`m enjoying being pampered too much and besides I haven't finished reading the K5 manual yet ! Your really milking this now Cliff, time to get your sorry ass back to work
fatspider wrote:
PS: did you get the Dyno-Rod treatment and metal bits added:
Yes Alan had two Stents fitted, I even watched them doing it on a big telly.....a bit scary like!.
PS: did you get the Dyno-Rod treatment and metal bits added:
Posted 28/11/2012 - 19:04
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Yes Alan had two Stents fitted, I even watched them doing it on a big telly.....a bit scary like!.
Join the club then, mind you I only had one Stent done, they did the second two days later while I was having a second heart attackYes Alan had two Stents fitted, I even watched them doing it on a big telly.....a bit scary like!.
Watching it on the monitors is quite interesting though, it's only scary if they go in trough your groin, then you have to spend a few hours flat on your back with frequent visits from the nurses, checking that you've not sprung a leak and bleading to death
I think the preference nowadays is to go in through the wrist, those bands they put on are a lot safer than a sticking plaster round the groin
Posted 28/11/2012 - 22:47
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All the best Cliff, hope you are on the mend.
They had me down for stents but decided on a new plumbing system. I think though, once you recover from the repairs, you feel a whole lot better for it.
They had me down for stents but decided on a new plumbing system. I think though, once you recover from the repairs, you feel a whole lot better for it.
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Posted 29/11/2012 - 14:44
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fatspider wrote:
I think the preference nowadays is to go in through the wrist, those bands they put on are a lot safer than a sticking plaster round the groin
They did mine through the right wrist Alan didn't feel a thing Wouldn't fancy having all that tape being ripped off from down there when its all over though, bet that stings a bit!I think the preference nowadays is to go in through the wrist, those bands they put on are a lot safer than a sticking plaster round the groin
bforbes wrote:
All the best Cliff, hope you are on the mend.
I think though, once you recover from the repairs, you feel a whole lot better for it.
Thanks Barrie and I`m feeling a little better each day.
All the best Cliff, hope you are on the mend.
I think though, once you recover from the repairs, you feel a whole lot better for it.
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