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Old 18-07-15, 13:22
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Well that is it for a few weeks. Off to hospital tomorrow for my back operation so fingers crossed.

Regards Rick.
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Old 18-07-15, 13:28
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Well that is it for a few weeks. Off to hospital tomorrow for my back operation so fingers crossed.

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Hope operation goes well for you Rick
Wishing you successful op and speedy recovery
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Old 18-07-15, 21:36
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Good luck!
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Old 26-07-15, 05:40
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Well that is it for a few weeks. Off to hospital tomorrow for my back operation so fingers crossed.

Regards Rick.
Hi All, Well, Whats happening? I was right in that the metal work was loose and moved, back in February, causing extreme pain and discomfort. The revision went well and I now have larger screws and more cross bracing to hopefully hold it together. Thank you everyone for your thoughts and prayers. I am now at Epworth Hawthorn for rehab, so we will see how that goes.

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Old 26-07-15, 06:19
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Sounds a bit like the "..get a bigger hammer!" theory Rick.

Hope it all settles down long term for you.

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Old 26-07-15, 07:10
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Rick, glad to hear that you have been assembled correctly his time. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
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Old 26-07-15, 08:35
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Glad to hear you have made it to rehab, remember the sooner you catch a nurse the sooner they kick you out.
Mum is in rehab now and is making progress.
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Old 26-07-15, 15:46
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Rick,

May your therapists have the same skills at resurrecting old iron that you have. Speedy recovery.

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Old 27-07-15, 02:23
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Hi Rick

I am so happy you came through your operation with flying colours. I am sure you will be back into the restoration work after your rehab and I look forward to following your progress with the Lynx project. Don't get up to any mischief with the nurses whilst in rehab, just relax and get better.

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