Glad to hear that you OK and back home....hang in there!
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Glad to hear that you OK and back home....hang in there!
Glad you are back and on the mend. Hang in there. It WILL get better. (to quote someone from this board - HI BEAGLE! ;))
Glad your doing ok I will keep you in our thoughts.
hope all is well
Betty & I want to thank each of you for the kind words and such.
I am supposed to go to the VA on the 27th to have the staples removed, and some lab work done & an EKG done also.
Until then, I have to keep my left arm/hand in a sling, so I don't try to use it. As it could cause difficulties with the new pacemaker.
However, this doesn't interfere with my original plans to leave on the 29th for the crappie camp. I will leave home a little earlier on the 29th and make sure the powers that be have my cell number in case they need any last minute supplies.
Happy they are getting you straightened out. Looking forward to meeting you at camp.
Lookin forward to shaking your hand at camp..........get healed up its gonna be a time.Quote:
Originally Posted by namgrunt
I'm having the seatbelt installed on the chair, and a "soft" cushion put on, also.
I found it is cheaper to buy a 2 man puptent and have it stuffed for a new lifejacket too!!
So, you can see that I am getting ready for camp.....he he
Glad They Got The Issue Fixed,,JUST BE SAFE ON THE ROAD TRIPS,,
BEEN IN THAT LITTLE ZONE,,STRANGE THING'S A GOING ON FROM WHAT I REMEMBER
I was thinking of using a 50 amp battery charger with one "leg" going to the chairs seat, and the other "leg" going to the chair back, with an interrupt switch in line to complete the circuit, when closed.
Sort of a portable defibrullator and one hell of a pacemaker.:D