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Tews said:

You are in my prayers friend...

even though i'm not a praying man

the operation is the first step on the road to recovery.

I dont want to over do the so I'll leave the mushy stuff to my wife.

Baroness von Shush said:

z3r010 said:

I dont want to over do the so I'll leave the mushy stuff to my wife.

Hi Kari

It's good to see you are making plans for the future and a trip to Mumbai with Angie's approval has got to be a SUCCESS not a failure! Albeit a little later than intended.

Trying to obtain Whiskey may be a little harder but I'm sure you have hatched a plan to get some from somewhere! We know how resourceful you are!

You are not failing just postponing, we all need a little time to rejuvenate and this is something you will have to do.

So here is my quote of the day!

Feed your faith and your fears will starve to death!

I think you should change your avatar to the terminator and put.....I'll be back.

We expect nothing less form you!

Sending you all our love and a boat load of happiness to top up your depleted supply.

We await all your tales of mischief!

Take care and post soon!

Thank you Baroness, for putting into words what us "two liners" would have trouble saying.

Wishing you a fast and full recovery Kari. :)

Kari said:

They operate me on Tuesday next week. Am quite afraid, it's a shame they have no whisky on hospital café. Could use some now.

Hi Kari.
I know you're feeling afraid right now, and I've actually spent time in the last few hours trying to think of something to say to you to help make you feel better. I guess when it comes down to it, there's really nothing to say to make your fears magically disappear. However, I may be able to make a suggestion or two that may give you some temporary help.

From what I've been able to surmise, you and your wife seem to be very close. I know, how shocking that a husband and wife are close, but my point is lean on your wife for support and help allay some of your fear. She wants you to, just the same as you would want her to if your roles were reversed.

The only other suggestion I can make is, when that fear and anxiety seem to be overwhelming, try to lay back, take a few deep breathes, close your eye's and in your mind go back to a time and place when you were the most happy. It has worked for me from time to time. I hope it works for you.

If all else fails, tell the Doc to amp up the dosage on the happy pills. That's what their there for. I'm not a religious man in the traditional sense Kari, but I always like to cover my bets so I will pray that the Light of His Healing Hands protect you and deliver you back to good health. I think I can safely say that all of us here and everywhere look forward to hearing good news about the success of your operation and your road back to recovery.
David