You have my prayers John,

Get well and git some rest.

John, I hope you feel better soon.  I have dealt with individuals who have gone through the same thing and the pain they expressed was unimaginable.  Hopefully you get back to your normal routine soon and can do some relaxing around the bench.

May the man upstairs heal you soon

A diverticulitis attack is almost unbearable, I cannot imagine the pain associated with a rupture.

May you heal well and feel better soon, John.

Thanks all.

That sounds as painful as a kidney stone! My sympathies wolf!

You can add my prayers with the everyone else's Hope your feeling better very soon.

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I have added you to my prayers, John. Hope you have a speedy recovery.

Hope you're feeling better soon John.  In the "old days", just opening up a tube of glue would have you feeling better in no time.

Jim 

Hey Wolf.  Our prayers to you for a speedy recovery and no more problems!  Relax and have fun at the bench.  Make it your therapy for recovery!

Eagle90

I'm with everyone here in that my prayers are with you for a speedy recovery.  I hope that time flies by fast for you so that this all will be nothing but a distant memory.

In the mean time, you might want to take it easy with the modeling.  No 1/32 aircraft or 1/72 B-36s.  Start off small like with 1/144 kits.  That way you don't strain yourself.  Now that I think about it, don't they make something like 1/350 airplanes for carrier models?  Maybe start with that and then work your way back up.  LOL!

Best wishes for a complete recovery and keep your spirits up!

Eric

My prayers and best wishes for your recovery as well.

Eric,  my weight limit is 10 pounds.  I don't typically need that much putty on a 1/48 scale fighter, so I should be ok with finishing my A-36  :)

plasticjunkie

That sounds as painful as a kidney stone! My sympathies wolf!

I hope that you heal quickly and without complications, wolfhammer!

Thanks for all the well wishers.  Taking it day by day and always remember better living thru chemistry.  Takes the edge off.  

Definitely prating for you, John. My mom had the same thing many years ago, and based on what I observed of her, I know it ain't easy on you. Hope you get well soon.

Gary Mason

Well, had my first session at the workbench, and had some work completed on my A-36.   I'm adding an armor plate behind the seat, which I have photo evidence for and am almost done cutting it to shape. Just looking for a template to cut the scoops out.  I also worked on putting the arming wires on the bombs and sanding the seams on the wings.  Hopefully, I am done with sanding and can start the actual paint.  Now I am tired.

Yeah But ;

   What about that 1/72 scale carrier you want to build ? Them suckers is hevvy . Get back to normal soon , Ya Heah ?

1/72 too freakin small!!!  As the doctor told me, go big or go home!  No smaller than 1/48.  

Had my first doctor's appointment yesterday and they took the staples out.  Says things are going great, I can transition to a regular diet, and go back to work as soon as I feel up to it.  Looking at a second surgery in April to put the plumbing back together and after that, I'm as good as new.  Thanks for the prayers and well wishes.  

John

Well, everyone, the fun continues.  I have had my reattach the plumbing surgery back in April and everything has been going pretty well.  Then I noticed that there was a lump where I didn't think there should be.  Saw the surgeon and yep, I have a hernia at one end of one of my scars.  He told me to schedule a procedure for when its convenient, unless it goes bad and something gets stuck in it.  Will the fun never end?

John

I've included you in my prayers.

Toshi

HEY !

 You lifted all that Evergreen Plastic for that 1/48 Carrier dint ya ? You sir , stay well Please ? You are in my A.M. and Evening Talks with the Boss .

John, you will be at the top of the list tonight when our prayers are sent to the "Man Upstairs".

Jim  

Thank you everyone for the prayers and well wishes.

John

Get well soon!

Mike