Update from Speedy

Aug 01, 2008 11 Replies

Thanks all for your sincere concerns. I don't think you'll find such warmth on many other newsgroups and it is appreciated.



I had a AAA (aorta) open repair about 7 weeks ago. I saw the surgeon the other day for a follow-up and he was very pleased with the progress and rate of recovery.



I've been up and about for some weeks and can even walk the neighborhood for exercise.



But full recovery from this takes another 6 months or so to get strength back.



Most days I simply don't feel up to writing messages (brain fog) so I've stayed away from RAMVA and e-mail chores. Maybe in another month......



You guys are great!



Speedy Jim

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Jim:

Good to see that you are back on your feet, and glad the surgery was successful and your recovery is going well.

Speedy,

I hope you get well soon. The newgroup misses your expertise and valuable knowledge.

Glad to hear good news, Jim! We'll be here when you feel like coming back on 24/7 :)

Jan

I am in agreement with Jan. Relax, Recover and when you are Ready.....Return, we will be here!

So, we shouldn't have ripped the wiring harness out of shaggies beetle??

Jim, great to see you posting... I don't care if you *never* post another technical reply here on RAMVA as long as you get yourself healthy!!! you are a great asset to the group, but your health is number one!

Speedy, My father had a similar surgery 24 years ago, today at 72 he is as active as he wants to be and travels the country in his RV, enjoying his retirement... I wish you the same good fortune..

Glad to here you are up and about and making a 'Speedy' recovery :D

Take it easy dude !

Rich (Tricky)

Feel better soon, Speedy! Remco

I didn't AAA did more than road-side repairs! lol. ;)

best wishes, and a "Speedy " recovery.

Good to see you back, alive and well.

----------------------------- > Thanks all for your sincere concerns.

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