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Hi , Gang .
Well , Good news from here .The cardiac therapist cut me loose . Said I was still a week ahead of anyone else he's worked with my age for a while . What I've been doing is simple , I let the body call the shots . If it says Sleep ! Then I sleep .
I do know that being only on o.c. pain meds has helped a lot . But I did Bump the bruise where the drain was .Ow ! That knocked me down quick .Fergot my little heart shaped pillow thingy .
Now , Am reading up on stuff I may have missed . I still am a little shaky , but made a hard decision . No more super large scale A/C - No Room ! The ships are getting pared down along with the cars too .
I still don't have but about 16 Armor pieces so they stay . I am determined to learn to post pictures , and WIPs . So Sleepin better and loving being back . Can you say Kick in the Rear ? That's what this did to my EGO . Hmmm I walked the other day and had the therapist huffing . Stopped , Really , to smell my neighbor's new roses too . Niiiice !
Thank You all for your support and kindness . See , This is what I keep telling folks , Be nice , It goes further . Thanks Again T.B.
Tanker Builder, welcome back! I'm so glad you've recovered. I know personally that the road to recovery is listening to your body and moving forward. You've got the right attitude! Keep up the good work and I'll be keeping an eye out from a build of yours!!!
Toshi
P.S. A little "Nice" does go a long way!
On The Bench: Revell 1/48 B-25 Mitchell
Married to the most caring, loving, understanding, and beautiful wife in the world. Mrs. Toshi
Dwayne or Dman or just D. All comments are welcome on my builds.
Very happy to hear that you are recovering well, TB. I'll bet that positive attitude of yours goes a long way to putting you ahead of others, as your doc mentioned.
Keep that pillow handy. It is the best deal in town for the temporary soreness.
Thanks for keeping us informed.
And if you did take the time to learn to post pics, I'll bet it would enhance your online fun. It would ours, being able to see what you are up to.
Tanker - Builder Hi , Gang . Now , Am reading up on stuff I may have missed . I still am a little shaky , but made a hard decision . No more super large scale A/C - No Room ! The ships are getting pared down along with the cars too .
I made a similar decision wit the large aircraft, unless I have a recipient to donate it to.
For ships I vowed to move to 1:700 scale, though currently working on a 1:350. It is a RN monitor, however, so about same size as 1:700 battleship.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
Good to hear you are doing well.... I only had stents put in (3), but the wifemate had a triple bypass and aortic valve replacement, so I know the recovery process is a slow one. That pillow is a handy thing, and the best friend at times.
You will get the pic thing down, any of us will be willing to help.
Glad to see you back. Building is the best theropy, as everyone knows, so start. And recover soon.
(BTW...was chattin with Humper last night...I believe I have a good lead on your Boxcar...gotta make a call tomorrow)
Keep plugging away and maken the therapist chug, as stated TB glad to have your unique perspective and banter back in the fold. As stated once ya get the hang of posting pix this place gets alot more fun.
we're modelers it's what we do
I'm glad to hear you're doing better TB.
Great to hear you're doing well Tank! Keeping the positive thoughts heading your way.
Rich - "And when the Band you're in starts playing different tunes, I'll see you on the Dark Side of the Moon" - Pink Floyd
Great to hear you are doing better TB.
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
Welcome back, TB. Stay well now.
Rick
Glad to hear the good news TB. I've still got the pillow AND the 2 stuffed Teddy Bears that they gave me when the Kidneys were removed. They were good to have around.
Jim
Main WIP:
On the Bench: Artesania Latina (aka) Artists in the Latrine 1/75 Bluenose II
I keep hitting "escape", but I'm still here.
I had an aortic valve replacement and triple bypass almost 10 years ago. I remember the recovery from weakness was very long, but not much pain. About 2 months after, I felt like a new man with renewed energy, as the doc promised. Most of the detailed memories have faded away, and that's fine. I have a big red heart shaped pillow autographed by some of the nurses, too!
Take heart, TB! You'll be feeling really fine in a couple of months and I'm glad to hear you're OK!
Chuck
Gimme a pigfoot, and a bottle of beer...
Great news and welcome back. Glad to hear you are feeling better.
John
now ya'll nkow that TB and I are very close friends, so ya know where this is coming from.
can anyone teach us how to post pictures? Fermis has tried to teach me photo bucket, this old coot can't figure it out, and i plain gave up!! teach him, so he can teach me please :)
and to repeat him, thanks for being there for him. the old codger is really important to me and ya'll helping him, helps me.
thanks everybody!!
Humper Beam
Fermis ;
Thank you sir ! My intention is to do one OOB and the other as the Phoenix ! T.B.
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