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Hi everyone, It's been a awhile since I posted, but I did miss chatting with you , It,s been kind of hard since January 17th I woke in Jackson Madison Hospital with a pacemaker and 2 strokes later. Typing is pretty hard, but most everything else it working fairly well, Im not sure if I can turn ant thing right hot, by maybe in a month or two. and it's good to see some great pens, In be glad when I can post some again
 
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Aloha Ken,
It is for sure good to see you are still around, and have made good progress. May that progress continue, and I hope you can have the patience to keep dealing with this all without getting too frustrated. I have been looking for your first "Back in the Saddle" post...welcome back!
Steve Guzy
 
Great to see you on the boards again Ken, rest up and no rush at all to get back in the shop :smile:

Pretty sure theres plenty of threads on here to keep you entertained in the meantime.
 
Ken, great to hear from you and as been said follow Doc's orders and you'll be your old self in short order...
 
So Great to find your posting once again. You received some great advice above, so try your best to follow some of it. I know, I KNOW! you want to be back 100% yesterday, but that didn't happen so grab your sock tops and listen to the PT people and your Dr.s. These things take some time and time will help your healing. We are just so glad to find you able to type and let us know how your are. Our prayers and love are still coming your way.
Charles
 
Good to hear from you!

Ken,

We missed you. God isn't through with you yet!

Hang in there. Perhaps using the keyboard will be useful therapy.

The turning will come later.

I've been at that door a few times myself. God isn't through with me either.

Keep us posted.

Charlie Stopczynski
 
Welcome back Ken. It is wonderfull having you back on here again . I and obviously a lot of others will continue to pray for you. Looking forward to your chats and veiws on here. Thanks for this great report. Have a wonderfull day.
 
Glad you are back on the forum Ken. Keep following the Doctors orders and you will get better. Don't rush the recovery, even though I know you are anxious to get back to where you were before the pacemaker and strokes. God Bless.
 
Great to see you posting again, Ken!
Don't get discouraged, it takes time but you are headed in the right direction!
 
Glad to see that you are feeling well enough to post on the forum. I know this has been said several times but as you told me make sure you do what the OT's and PT's (junkyard dogs) tell you what to do.

God Bless

Tom
 
Thanks for the good wishes and advice, right now getting coronation in my hands seem to be the biggest problem, typing is really hard . buy writing with a pen isn't to bad, , I get pt simes a week and fave been walking twice a day I just wish the pace maker wasn't so big, 1t's getting smaller but it really is anoying. Thanks every one and fortunately, Andrew is keeping the Wood chucks going, He e's a pretty good kid
 
I too am glad to see you posting again and consider that an excellent sign of progress. And I will continue to pray for your complete recovery.
Do a good turn daily!
Don
 
Glad to see your posting again so soon Ken. Take real good care of yourself. I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

Wayne
 
bitshird said:
Hi everyone, It's been a awhile since I posted, but I did miss chatting with you , It,s been kind of hard since January 17th I woke in Jackson Madison Hospital with a pacemaker and 2 strokes later. Typing is pretty hard, but most everything else it working fairly well, Im not sure if I can turn ant thing right hot, by maybe in a month or two. and it's good to see some great pens, In be glad when I can post some again
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Ken: Just take care of yourself and you'll be back in NO TIME !!!!!:wink:
 
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