pecanmanwill
got a dog named Devon and a cat named Scooter and a She cat named Fluffy
Joined: Dec 3, 2002
Points: 677
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Trying to get over this by-pass surgery
Original Message Feb 27, 2005 11:32 am |
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Folks---seems things keep trying to slow me down in my recovery. This past Wednesday night I have to go back in the hospital ---was in for 3 more days. My lungs for some reason had filled with fluid. (you would not believe it but 1.7 liter fluid in each of my lungs). I am home again now and feeling quite well. Hope this scenery continues. Love all you on the guide and if any of you are praying for me please do not stop. I am down to 134 # and have a long way to go.--- May God bless you and keep you all now and always--Will
Will--sometimes called pecanmanwill
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Marshall
As Long As There Are Tests, There Will Be Prayer In Public Schools. ;- )
Joined: Sep 16, 2002
Points: 7730
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Re: Trying to get over this by-pass surgery
Reply #14 Mar 5, 2005 10:14 pm |
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Will, just a little suggestion.
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robmints
Joined: May 13, 2003
Points: 4691
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Re: Trying to get over this by-pass surgery
Reply #16 Mar 6, 2005 5:27 pm |
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Will, Getting back to church and back to doing the things you love is some pretty good medicine. Why think about your weight if you kepp feeling better and stronger. Overweight is one thing, but in your situation, nothing a couple of church dinners, or few pecan pies, maybe a few extra crayfish or shrimp, how about some crab cakes, or gumbo, or baked catfish. Man, how can you be skinny in Louisiana. Well, don't think about your weight. Just stay away from too much fried chicken, or you will be talking about weighing too much.
Great to see you back Will. I have a K321A that I have not tried to start yet but, I think I may need some advise. I already broke both exhaust bolts off. The one side I welded a nut to, and it came out. The other side the nut trick did not work. I tried to drill it out. you guessed it, broke the stupid drill off. Not my fault, of course. Must have been a bad drill. Could not have been the skill of the operator. Anyway, I got a carbide bit and drilled it out. The operator had less to drink this time, and all worked out.
Anyway, Great to see you back.
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