I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it will be
the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as planned,
will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind giving up
the wheelchair.
In article <[email protected]>, CW
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
> Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it will be
> the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as planned,
> will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind giving up
> the wheelchair.
Good stuff! I'll be thinking about you.
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On Thu, 29 Dec 2011 13:30:03 -0800, "CW" <[email protected]> wrote:
>I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
>Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it will be
>the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as planned,
>will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind giving up
>the wheelchair.
I'm sending best vibrations and support.
-Zz
"CW" wrote:
>I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
>next Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but,
>it will be the first in a series of operations that, if everything
>goes as planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I
>really don't mind giving up the wheelchair.
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Best of luck in over coming your burden this year.
Lew
"CW" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
> Tuesday. This may not seem like something to >be happy about but, it will
> be the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as
> planned, will enable me to >walk again by next summer. I really don't
> mind giving up the wheelchair.
Good luck hope all goes well.
Rgds.
Phil.
CW wrote:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
> Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it will
> be the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as
> planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind
> giving up the wheelchair.
As one who came within a "gnats breath" of being where you are, I can
honestly say, "Anytime you can put one foot in front of the other, you are
ahead of the game." Most of us go through life not knowing just how
wonderful a gift the ability to walk is.
All the best over the next year. It won't be easy, but it will be worth it.
You are in my prayers.
Deb
In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] says...
>
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
> Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it will be
> the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as planned,
> will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind giving up
> the wheelchair.
Hope that all goes well then. That is good news.
On 12/29/2011 3:30 PM, CW wrote:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
> next Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it
> will be the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as
> planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't
> mind giving up the wheelchair.
Wishing you the absolute best of all things medical, and the luck of all
generations of Irish combined be looking over your shoulder.
We'll be praying for you!!
... keep us posted!
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Last update: 4/15/2010
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I sure hope tis is not another woodworking project!!!
You go girl!
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"CW" wrote in message
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I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
next
Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it
will be
the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as
planned,
will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind giving
up
the wheelchair.
"CW" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
> next Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but,
> it will be the first in a series of operations that, if everything
> goes as planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really
> don't mind giving up the wheelchair.
Wonderful!! Hoping everything goes exeedingly smoothly. As some of the
others said, keep us up to date!!
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Best regards
Han
email address is invalid
Robatoy <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> On Dec 29 2011, 4:30 pm, "CW" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
>> next Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but,
>> it will
> be
>> the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as
>> planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't
>> mind giving u
> p
>> the wheelchair.
>
> Will it be as much fun as the chemo I am going to be subjected to
> starting Jan 2121?
>
> Up to now I feel pretty darned fine. Short of breath. Thassall.
>
> As we need to build up this magnificent bod of mine (lost 42 #, ooops)
> Angela marched me into my favourite delis, handed me HER credit card
> and said: "Go nuts"!
Rob, all the best for this year, 2012, and all coming years! Please keep
us abreast of your progress, and keep your nose up!
--
Best regards
Han
email address is invalid
May the surgeons have the best of luck in everything they do for you,
for a great and quick recovery. Do keep us informed on your progress.
Wishing you all the best,
`Casper
>I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
>Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it will be
>the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as planned,
>will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind giving up
>the wheelchair.
>CW
"Doug Miller" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
On 12/29/2011 4:30 PM, CW wrote:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
> next Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it
> will be the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as
> planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't
> mind giving up the wheelchair.
Sounds like a major milestone. I wish you all the best. Let us know how
it turns out!
=================================================================
I sure will. Many thanks.
CW wrote:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
> next Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but,
> it will be the first in a series of operations that, if everything
> goes as planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I
> really don't mind giving up the wheelchair.
Well Geezzzzus! Here's to hoping each step goes well! But think about this
first - once you're walking again, all of those Honey Do chores breath a new
life....
--
-Mike-
[email protected]
On Dec 29 2011, 4:30=A0pm, "CW" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
> Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it will =
be
> the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as planned,
> will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind giving u=
p
> the wheelchair.
Will it be as much fun as the chemo I am going to be subjected to
starting Jan 2121?
Up to now I feel pretty darned fine. Short of breath. Thassall.
As we need to build up this magnificent bod of mine (lost 42 #, ooops)
Angela marched me into my favourite delis, handed me HER credit card
and said: "Go nuts"!
On Thu, 29 Dec 2011 23:37:15 -0600, Leon <lcb11211@swbelldotnet>
wrote:
>On 12/29/2011 3:30 PM, CW wrote:
>> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
>> next Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it
>> will be the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as
>> planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't
>> mind giving up the wheelchair.
>
>Good on you and good luck CW!
Ditto that!
--
Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air
-- Ralph Waldo Emerson
On 12/29/2011 4:30 PM, CW wrote:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
> next Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it
> will be the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as
> planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't
> mind giving up the wheelchair.
Sounds like a major milestone. I wish you all the best. Let us know how
it turns out!
On Thu, 29 Dec 2011 13:30:03 -0800, CW wrote:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
> next Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it
> will be the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as
> planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't
> mind giving up the wheelchair.
Sounds like a plan. Hope it all works OK. Keep us posted.
--
Intelligence is an experiment that failed - G. B. Shaw
"CW" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
>Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it will be
>the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as planned,
>will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind giving up
>the wheelchair.
Having gone the wheelchair route myself I have to say I much prefer walking,
even with an assist from a cane or two.
Best of luck to you next week and may the rest of the new year be filled
with happy strolls!
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On Thu, 29 Dec 2011 13:30:03 -0800, "CW" <[email protected]> wrote:
>I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
>Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it will be
>the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as planned,
>will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind giving up
>the wheelchair.
Great news!
I'll be looking for the ad for a wheelchair for sale this summer.
--
Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA
On Sun, 1 Jan 2012 09:09:59 -0800 (PST), Robatoy
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On Dec 29 2011, 4:30 pm, "CW" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery next
>> Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it will be
>> the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as planned,
>> will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't mind giving up
>> the wheelchair.
Definitely best wishes, CW.
>Will it be as much fun as the chemo I am going to be subjected to
>starting Jan 2121?
Hey, will it be just like our teen years, only different drugs?
>Up to now I feel pretty darned fine. Short of breath. Thassall.
Not to worry. It's only excess banana fumes. (I hope.)
>As we need to build up this magnificent bod of mine (lost 42 #, ooops)
OUCH! Ping me offline if you don't feel like chatting about that
online. I missed hearing what happened.
>Angela marched me into my favourite delis, handed me HER credit card
>and said: "Go nuts"!
Well, DIDJA? (Nonono. I meant MORE nuts.)
xox
--
Win first, Fight later.
--martial principle of the Samurai
On 12/29/2011 3:30 PM, CW wrote:
> I am so happy today that I can barely sit still. I go in for surgery
> next Tuesday. This may not seem like something to be happy about but, it
> will be the first in a series of operations that, if everything goes as
> planned, will enable me to walk again by next summer. I really don't
> mind giving up the wheelchair.
Good on you and good luck CW!