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"Ed Medlin"

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Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to ICU.
I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of walking
and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of course, I am
very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or exercising for awhile,
but all in all everything is much better than the alternative.......Smile.
Thanks for all the kind words and positive reinforcement. Every little bit
helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who have had bypass surgery before
too, all your suggestions were right on the money and definately were a big
help in my very early release.



Ed Medlin




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congrats on the succesful surgery, ed. I had a triple in 1991 when I was 50
years oldand have been doing great ever since. be sure to keep up on the
rehab program and watch the diet. I am not a fanatic on either, but have not
had a heart problem since. btw, don;'t ask me about my blood sugar....Smile

sherm

"Ed Medlin" <ed@edmedlin.com> wrote in message
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> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
> up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to
> ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of
> walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of
> course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or
> exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much better than the
> alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words and positive
> reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who
> have had bypass surgery before too, all your suggestions were right on the
> money and definately were a big help in my very early release.
>
>
>
> Ed Medlin
>




"The Old Bloke"

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"Ed Medlin" <ed@edmedlin.com> wrote in message
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> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
> up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to
> ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of
> walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of
> course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or
> exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much better than the
> alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words and positive
> reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who
> have had bypass surgery before too, all your suggestions were right on the
> money and definately were a big help in my very early release.
>
>

Great news, Ed

Doug




"Don Burnette"

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"Ed Medlin" <ed@edmedlin.com> wrote in message
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> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
> up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to
> ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of
> walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of
> course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or
> exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much better than the
> alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words and positive
> reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who
> have had bypass surgery before too, all your suggestions were right on the
> money and definately were a big help in my very early release.
>

Congrats Ed, glad to hear all went well!





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Don




"Ed Medlin"

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Nov 21, 2007, 8:57 AM

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<shermank@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> congrats on the succesful surgery, ed. I had a triple in 1991 when I was
> 50 years oldand have been doing great ever since. be sure to keep up on
> the rehab program and watch the diet. I am not a fanatic on either, but
> have not had a heart problem since. btw, don;'t ask me about my blood
> sugar....Smile
>
> sherm
>
Ok.....I won't.......as long as you don't ask about mine.........Smile. That
is one of my contributing issues to this whole mess (Type 2 diabetic).



Ed




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"Iain Smith"

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Nov 21, 2007, 9:24 AM

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> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned

Good news Ed, glad to hear it went well.

Iain




Dudley Henriques

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Nov 21, 2007, 9:29 AM

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Ed Medlin wrote:
> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
> up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to ICU.
> I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of walking
> and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of course, I am
> very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or exercising for awhile,
> but all in all everything is much better than the alternative.......Smile.
> Thanks for all the kind words and positive reinforcement. Every little bit
> helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who have had bypass surgery before
> too, all your suggestions were right on the money and definately were a big
> help in my very early release.
>
>
>
> Ed Medlin
>
>
Welcome home, and congratulations on a successful surgery. You can fill
us in on the good looking nurses after you've rested up a bit. We don't
want to get you all excited too soon Smile)
D

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Dudley Henriques



Dallas

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Nov 21, 2007, 10:38 AM

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On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 06:35:49 -0600, Ed Medlin wrote:

> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
> up a lot earlier than they wanted......

Hey, at least you didn't wake up on the operating table! Smile


[Dallas displaying 2 thumbs up]

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"Vic Baron"

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Nov 21, 2007, 11:07 AM

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Good news, Ed. Now, let's recuperate quickly and get back to stuff that's
really important.....like flight simming! Smile

Vic


"Ed Medlin" <ed@edmedlin.com> wrote in message
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> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
> up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to
> ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of
> walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of
> course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or
> exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much better than the
> alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words and positive
> reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who
> have had bypass surgery before too, all your suggestions were right on the
> money and definately were a big help in my very early release.
>
>
>
> Ed Medlin
>




"MikeW"

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Nov 21, 2007, 11:17 AM

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Ed Medlin wrote:

Thanks for all the kind words
> and positive reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of
> thanks to those who have had bypass surgery before too, all your
> suggestions were right on the money and definately were a big help in
> my very early release.
Great news Ed, glad all went to plan and hope your recovery will be as
successful.
--
MikeW
The difference between flight attendants and jet engines, is that the
engine usually quits whining when it gets to the gate!




Katy Pluta

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Nov 21, 2007, 11:56 AM

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On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 06:35:49 -0600, "Ed Medlin" <ed@edmedlin.com>
wrote:

>Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
>up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to ICU.
>I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of walking
>and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of course, I am
>very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or exercising for awhile,
>but all in all everything is much better than the alternative.......Smile.
>Thanks for all the kind words and positive reinforcement. Every little bit
>helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who have had bypass surgery before
>too, all your suggestions were right on the money and definately were a big
>help in my very early release.

Great news Ed! Welcome back home and here is to a successful and quick
recovery! Smile

===
All the Best
Katy Pluta, MS MVP

MS Flight Simulator X Solution Center
http://support.microsoft.com/ph/11941



Marcel Kuijper

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Nov 21, 2007, 2:33 PM

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"Ed Medlin" wrote:

> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
> up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to ICU.
> I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of walking
> and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of course, I am
> very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or exercising for awhile,
> but all in all everything is much better than the alternative.......Smile.
> Thanks for all the kind words and positive reinforcement. Every little bit
> helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who have had bypass surgery before
> too, all your suggestions were right on the money and definately were a big
> help in my very early release.

That's great news, Ed!
Glad you made it.

--

Marcel (HC153VE)
"Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines."



"John Ward"

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Nov 21, 2007, 3:22 PM

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Onya, Eddie - corker, mate!!!! "-))))

JW
"Ed Medlin" <ed@edmedlin.com> wrote in message
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> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
> up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to
> ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of
> walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of
> course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or
> exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much better than the
> alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words and positive
> reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who
> have had bypass surgery before too, all your suggestions were right on the
> money and definately were a big help in my very early release.
>
>
>
> Ed Medlin
>




"RHinNC"

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Nov 21, 2007, 5:07 PM

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Great news.

"Ed Medlin" <ed@edmedlin.com> wrote in message
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> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
> up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to
> ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of
> walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of
> course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or
> exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much better than the
> alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words and positive
> reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who
> have had bypass surgery before too, all your suggestions were right on the
> money and definately were a big help in my very early release.
>
>
>
> Ed Medlin
>




"Fred Ost"

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Nov 21, 2007, 6:53 PM

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That wonderful news Ed , here's to a speedy recovery.
Fred

"Ed Medlin" <ed@edmedlin.com> wrote in message
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> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
> up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to
> ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of
> walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of
> course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or
> exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much better than the
> alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words and positive
> reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who
> have had bypass surgery before too, all your suggestions were right on the
> money and definitely were a big help in my very early release.
>
>
>
> Ed Medlin
>




"Roger (K8RI)"

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Nov 22, 2007, 12:29 AM

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On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 06:35:49 -0600, "Ed Medlin" <ed@edmedlin.com>
wrote:

>Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I woke
>up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got to ICU.
>I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of walking
>and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of course, I am
>very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or exercising for awhile,
>but all in all everything is much better than the alternative.......Smile.
>Thanks for all the kind words and positive reinforcement. Every little bit
>helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who have had bypass surgery before
>too, all your suggestions were right on the money and definately were a big
>help in my very early release.

I'm glad all went well and you are already back on your feet. I'm
sure you'll find in short order you have much more energy and your
get-up-and-go will have returned.

You also have an advantage of not only a good hobby of flight simming
to keep you busy but we're such a great group to talk to<Smile)

Keep up the good work.

Roger (K8RI)
>
>
>
>Ed Medlin
>



"Ed Medlin"

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"Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@rcn.com> wrote in message
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> Ed Medlin wrote:
>> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I
>> woke up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got
>> to ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of
>> walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of
>> course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or
>> exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much better than the
>> alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words and positive
>> reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who
>> have had bypass surgery before too, all your suggestions were right on
>> the money and definately were a big help in my very early release.
>>
>>
>>
>> Ed Medlin
> Welcome home, and congratulations on a successful surgery. You can fill us
> in on the good looking nurses after you've rested up a bit. We don't want
> to get you all excited too soon Smile)
> D
>
> --
> Dudley Henriques

Not a bad one in the bunch Dudley.....Smile. I don't know if I should mention
the "magic" fingers when dressing my incisions............Smile



Ed Medlin




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Dudley Henriques

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Ed Medlin wrote:
> "Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@rcn.com> wrote in message
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>> Ed Medlin wrote:
>>> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I
>>> woke up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even got
>>> to ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after lots of
>>> walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday (Tuesday). Of
>>> course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of walking or
>>> exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much better than the
>>> alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words and positive
>>> reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of thanks to those who
>>> have had bypass surgery before too, all your suggestions were right on
>>> the money and definately were a big help in my very early release.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Ed Medlin
>> Welcome home, and congratulations on a successful surgery. You can fill us
>> in on the good looking nurses after you've rested up a bit. We don't want
>> to get you all excited too soon Smile)
>> D
>>
>> --
>> Dudley Henriques
>
> Not a bad one in the bunch Dudley.....Smile. I don't know if I should mention
> the "magic" fingers when dressing my incisions............Smile
>
>
>
> Ed Medlin
>
>
For THAT one we better wait till you're recovered a bit more....too much
excitement Smile)

--
Dudley Henriques



"Ed Medlin"

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"Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@rcn.com> wrote in message
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> Ed Medlin wrote:
>> "Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@rcn.com> wrote in message
>> news:pPOdnYAWlOJN3dnanZ2dnUVZ_ruqnZ2d@rcn.net...
>>> Ed Medlin wrote:
>>>> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I
>>>> woke up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even
>>>> got to ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after
>>>> lots of walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday
>>>> (Tuesday). Of course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of
>>>> walking or exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much
>>>> better than the alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words
>>>> and positive reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of
>>>> thanks to those who have had bypass surgery before too, all your
>>>> suggestions were right on the money and definately were a big help in
>>>> my very early release.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Ed Medlin
>>> Welcome home, and congratulations on a successful surgery. You can fill
>>> us in on the good looking nurses after you've rested up a bit. We don't
>>> want to get you all excited too soon Smile)
>>> D
>>>
>>> --
>>> Dudley Henriques
>>
>> Not a bad one in the bunch Dudley.....Smile. I don't know if I should
>> mention the "magic" fingers when dressing my incisions............Smile
>>
>>
>>
>> Ed Medlin
> For THAT one we better wait till you're recovered a bit more....too much
> excitement Smile)
>
> --
> Dudley Henriques

Now I went and overate yesterday.......... A fat belly under this mangled
ribcage is NOT a good thing........ahhhhhh...........but the food
was........Smile Back to the nurses for you Dudley...Smile. There was this one
supervising nurse that was probably in the 35-40yr old area (didn't ask for
obvious reasons).. She was very nice and much more interesting than the
younger gals to talk to. The most surprising thing was that she was in
incredibly great shape.......Not just for her age, but for any age. I
explicitly thought about you when I met that one Dudley.......Smile.


Ed




Dudley Henriques

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Ed Medlin wrote:
> "Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@rcn.com> wrote in message
> news:4fGdnYnPZprVAtjanZ2dnUVZ_gednZ2d@rcn.net...
>> Ed Medlin wrote:
>>> "Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@rcn.com> wrote in message
>>> news:pPOdnYAWlOJN3dnanZ2dnUVZ_ruqnZ2d@rcn.net...
>>>> Ed Medlin wrote:
>>>>> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I
>>>>> woke up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even
>>>>> got to ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after
>>>>> lots of walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday
>>>>> (Tuesday). Of course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of
>>>>> walking or exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much
>>>>> better than the alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words
>>>>> and positive reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of
>>>>> thanks to those who have had bypass surgery before too, all your
>>>>> suggestions were right on the money and definately were a big help in
>>>>> my very early release.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Ed Medlin
>>>> Welcome home, and congratulations on a successful surgery. You can fill
>>>> us in on the good looking nurses after you've rested up a bit. We don't
>>>> want to get you all excited too soon Smile)
>>>> D
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Dudley Henriques
>>> Not a bad one in the bunch Dudley.....Smile. I don't know if I should
>>> mention the "magic" fingers when dressing my incisions............Smile
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Ed Medlin
>> For THAT one we better wait till you're recovered a bit more....too much
>> excitement Smile)
>>
>> --
>> Dudley Henriques
>
> Now I went and overate yesterday.......... A fat belly under this mangled
> ribcage is NOT a good thing........ahhhhhh...........but the food
> was........Smile

So I'm NOT the only one who got stuffed yesterday? We ended up with a
22lb Turkey that looked like a huge basketball with handles. Man was it
GOOD!! Smile





Back to the nurses for you Dudley...Smile. There was this one
> supervising nurse that was probably in the 35-40yr old area (didn't ask for
> obvious reasons).. She was very nice and much more interesting than the
> younger gals to talk to. The most surprising thing was that she was in
> incredibly great shape.......Not just for her age, but for any age.

I know the type. They can REALLY make your day can't they? Smile))




I
> explicitly thought about you when I met that one Dudley.......Smile.

You'll have to excuse me while I ponder this one for a while Smile)


--
Dudley Henriques



"Don Burnette"

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"Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@rcn.com> wrote in message
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> Ed Medlin wrote:
>> "Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@rcn.com> wrote in message
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>>> Ed Medlin wrote:
>>>> "Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@rcn.com> wrote in message
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>>>>> Ed Medlin wrote:
>>>>>> Had successful surgery on Friday, everything went as planned except I
>>>>>> woke up a lot earlier than they wanted........ Actually before I even
>>>>>> got to ICU. I left ICU the following morning to my own room and after
>>>>>> lots of walking and working on breathing, was released yesterday
>>>>>> (Tuesday). Of course, I am very weak and won't be able to do a lot of
>>>>>> walking or exercising for awhile, but all in all everything is much
>>>>>> better than the alternative.......Smile. Thanks for all the kind words
>>>>>> and positive reinforcement. Every little bit helped a ton. Lots of
>>>>>> thanks to those who have had bypass surgery before too, all your
>>>>>> suggestions were right on the money and definately were a big help in
>>>>>> my very early release.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Ed Medlin
>>>>> Welcome home, and congratulations on a successful surgery. You can
>>>>> fill us in on the good looking nurses after you've rested up a bit. We
>>>>> don't want to get you all excited too soon Smile)
>>>>> D
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Dudley Henriques
>>>> Not a bad one in the bunch Dudley.....Smile. I don't know if I should
>>>> mention the "magic" fingers when dressing my incisions............Smile
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Ed Medlin
>>> For THAT one we better wait till you're recovered a bit more....too much
>>> excitement Smile)
>>>
>>> --
>>> Dudley Henriques
>>
>> Now I went and overate yesterday.......... A fat belly under this mangled
>> ribcage is NOT a good thing........ahhhhhh...........but the food
>> was........Smile
>
> So I'm NOT the only one who got stuffed yesterday? We ended up with a 22lb
> Turkey that looked like a huge basketball with handles. Man was it GOOD!!
> Smile
>


Nope, had one here as well, 21 lb Turkey, plus a Heavenly Ham as well,
yummm. But I was so miserable last night, swore I would never eat again -
well, for a few hours at least Smile.

I am starting to feel my age though, I was way more tired after all that
preperation yesterday than I usually am. I was beat, and miserable!


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On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 06:47:24 -0600, Ed Medlin wrote:

> There was this one supervising nurse that
> was probably in the 35-40yr old area

And you couldn't talk her into a sponge bath?

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Dallas wrote:
> On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 06:47:24 -0600, Ed Medlin wrote:
>
>> There was this one supervising nurse that
>> was probably in the 35-40yr old area
>
> And you couldn't talk her into a sponge bath?

Oh good grief! Would you put a steak & lobster plate in front of someone
that just had their broken jaw wired shut?

On second thought - you'd pull up a chair, say "hey, aren't you going to eat
that?", and nibble away........ d:->))





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