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Happy Birthday Jim

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Splodge - 11 Feb 2006 07:00 GMT
Have a great day - and let it all hang out:)))
Splodge
Jim - 12 Feb 2006 14:31 GMT
>Have a great day - and let it all hang out:)))
>Splodge

Splodge, you remembered! Thank you! :-)

Well, yes, it did hang out a bit. A dozen friends joined me
at an Indian Restaurant and we spent from 8 till 1 doing
what you do - finishing off with sophisticated liqueurs, a
Bart Simpson birthday cake, and a rousing chorus of Happy
Birthday sung by the entire restaurant and staff. Not a bad
way to spend a birthday, but exhausting! I only had a couple
of glasses of wine but still didn't waken up until midday
Sunday! I must be getting old ;-)

Oh, and the leg's still improving. Have started going out
without a stick. Yee Haw! (No, I'm Scottish...)
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Sandy Morton - 12 Feb 2006 19:57 GMT
> Oh, and the leg's still improving. Have started going out without a
> stick. Yee Haw! (No, I'm Scottish...)

Belated happy b's Jim and it sounds like you had a good party.

Being Scots I hope that you have sawn up the stick for firewood and
not just thrown it away :-))

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Jim - 19 Feb 2006 17:24 GMT
>> Oh, and the leg's still improving. Have started going out without a
>> stick. Yee Haw! (No, I'm Scottish...)
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>Being Scots I hope that you have sawn up the stick for firewood and
>not just thrown it away :-))

I still take it with me most of the time, as my right leg is
not too heroic. The operated on left leg however just laughs
at the very idea of using a stick. And it's a fancy metal
one, Sandy. Collapsible. Just like I was... :)

Jim
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Splodge - 19 Feb 2006 17:43 GMT
>>Being Scots I hope that you have sawn up the stick for firewood and
>>not just thrown it away :-))
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> Jim

I've got one of those folding sticks too, Jim. I'm trying desperately hard
to walk without using it, but I'm starting to waddle like a bl***y duck lol.
It's probably cos I've had both the left hip and knee done and both joints
don't seem to want to pull together in the same direction - if you know what
I mean.

Splodge
Jim - 22 Feb 2006 15:03 GMT
>>>Being Scots I hope that you have sawn up the stick for firewood and
>>>not just thrown it away :-))
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>Splodge

How long ago? I notice that as the weeks pass (I'm up to 12
now) things slowly get better. Hope you get the same...

Jim
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Splodge - 22 Feb 2006 19:14 GMT
>>I've got one of those folding sticks too, Jim. I'm trying desperately hard
>>to walk without using it, but I'm starting to waddle like a bl***y duck
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> Jim

Glad it's improving Jim

I had the left knee replaced in 1998, 1999 and 2000. I had the left hip
replaced in August 05, then revised in January 05. I'm not optimistic of any
further improvement.

Why have a joint done once if you can get it done two or three times??!
After all, the NHS have to practice on someone lol

Splodge
Robin Fairbairns - 23 Feb 2006 14:41 GMT
>I had the left knee replaced in 1998, 1999 and 2000.

not one very long operation, one trusts?

>I had the left hip
>replaced in August 05, then revised in January 05. I'm not optimistic of any
>further improvement.

good old nhs.  the surgeon wasn't a lady called bright[*], perhaps?

>Why have a joint done once if you can get it done two or three times??!
>After all, the NHS have to practice on someone lol

my mum had her left knee done twice, and it's still not "good".  she's
more recently broken her right leg, and the twerp who put the
metalwork in didn't put proper screws in and it all came adrift ... so
she's had a second operation, and is now finally out of hospital...

[*] as in:

 there was a young lady called bright,
 who travelled much faster than light:
   she set off one day,
   in a relative way,
 and came back the previous night.

which is silly, since the relativistic time equations don't work like
that ...
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Jayne - 12 Feb 2006 20:46 GMT
> Splodge, you remembered! Thank you! :-)
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Wow you are doing well!  Belated happy birthday Jim, so pleased you are
doing well.

Jayne
 
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