Made it Home…
Long Day…
Hunting and pecking to make sure I get my blog done. Kris will update you on her Facebook page.
Wearing a massive brace on my right arm so going to take some time to set the keyboards so I can use both hands with the brace.
My first surgery in 72 years and first broken bone(s) in 72 years. Nurses and doctors were always shocked when they first looked at my age and asked how I fell and I said running a 5K.
Seemed all went well. Kris knows more about that. I am home and alive.
I want to thank Chris and Steve York for putting up with my druggy conversation after surgery and a huge thanks to Ron Collins who helped Kris with a billion things and be a level head to ask questions and help me get my socks on and guard my injured side through dozens of doors. Thank You!!
Again, thanks for all the support. Means more than you know.
17 Comments
Annie Reed
I’m so glad you made it through surgery fine! Ron Collins and Chris and Steve York are awesome people, and mega-careful long-distance hugs to you and Kris both.
Hope
I’m so glad you’re doing well after the surgery. I had surgery on one of my hands last year– I know what a pain it can be adjusting to doing everything one-handed for a while. Wishing you a painless and speedy recovery!
Harvey Stanbrouigh
Glad that’s over and you’re finally on the mend, my friend.
Vincent Zandri
Glad you’re on the mend Dean!
Mark Kuhn
All my best wishes for a swift and total recovery.
Ed Teja
Glad you are through that and back where you belong. (And that you had such good support)
Glyn
Glad to hear you’re home and cheers for the reply. That meant a lot to me and set me on course.
Judy Lunsford
Glad everything went well! I hope you have a steady and complete recovery.
Caryl Giles
So glad you’re home and on the mend! Best wishes coming your way, and many thanks for the wonderful support of family and friends. Rest and heal well.
Bob Mueller
Glad to see you home and healing. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. I’d suggest something like Dragon dictation software, but you probably don’t need to make that investment for a temporary change.
Shannon
Yay!
And there is a word that you might want to look up. It’s spelled REST
Let rest teveal its benefits for you right now. That is, if you can bring yourself to stop doing everything but the daily blog. I like the daily blog.
Susan AGee
Hope you feel better soon, Dean!!
Paul Swann
Glad you are OK Dean and well on your way to healing.
Lorri Moulton
Dean, I’m so glad you are home! You and Kris take care. <3
Rob Vagle
Welcome home, Dean! Heal swiftly!
Mary Jo Rabe
I’m so glad the surgery went well. Please give yourself enough time to recover.
Desikan
Hi Dean,
Glad to hear that surgery went well and you are back at home !!
Wishing you a speedy healing.