I am very lucky that my wife is still with us following a near fatal subarachnoid hemorrhage. Thank goodness I was home and called an ambulance and was able to get the best medical care available. It's been a long drawn out affair but thankfully she is improving.

Besides her medical situation we find ourselves in a position now that is every self-employed persons worst nightmare. I find it quite difficult to post this here and I hope it's ok that I am but it has been suggested to us that this is necessary at this time.

So we need to reach out at this time to our SZ friends trusting that all will work out well.

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Scott Langholff

Here's a pic of me and my wife Jen taken NYE about two years ago.

Scott, Sorry to hear of Jennifer's health problems and hopefully, she's well on her way to recovery.

Good Luck,

Gary

My prayers and sympathies are with you both. After having had a major brain aneurysm and stroke myself in 2000 I know that over time you can recover from it. Though I was unable to swallow food and drink for about 7 months. But this forum did survive my brain aneurysm ... I think.

I am so sorry to hear about this, my prayers are with you and your wife.
Keep us updated.
God Bless...

We pray daily, and You and your dear wife will be in our prayers! You don't know me, but I read synthzone every day and am 79 and don't gig much, but am still interested in all of you who still play for a living. Your wife and you will be prayed for by all of us and look forward to her quick recovery1

Scott Very sorry to hear of Jen's ongoing medical problems. Wishing you both the best, you have our prayers.

Scott ... you and your wife and family are in our prayers ...

All the best...

R.

Scott, I can't say I'll send prayers (as I am an agnostic) and I can't send money (I know you are aware of my situation) but knowing how the USA health care works, it does sound like you have a much greater need of the latter than the former.

I truly wish I could help, as I have been down that same path several years ago.

My sincere apologies for not being able to be of any practical support, and my very heartfelt wishes for Jen to make a full recovery...so sorry I can't give more.

Your friend always,

Ian

Very sorry to hear this, Scott. Here's hoping for a strong recovery.

Be strong, my friend...

Thank you Gary. She's quite a lady with an attitude that is making her get better.

Scott

Hi Nigel

Thank you for the comments. I didn't realize you had a stroke let alone having a swallowing issue for that long. I read this to my wife and she just said,"wow"

It's things like this that help give more hope. She's doing pretty good with swallowing now. It started with me spoon feeding her in the hospital. Just tiny amounts. And she was so happy she could eat again after about 6 weeks. Her attitude has been fantastic all along after she became semi-conscious after weeks and weeks of being knocked out. Every spoon I gave her of apple sauce she would say something (this is right after she was able to talk a bit) like this is really very tasty, this is really very good, I like this, etc, etc after each tiny spoon. It really made me take note on how much we have to be thankful for.

Did you have any vision issues? This is one thing we're concerned about as we have to see a neuro ophthalmologist and a tech said that with what she has glasses won't do it. We can't yet imagine what it is this specialist does.

Thanks again

Scott

Thank you very much Manuel.

Scott

Thank you Keith, very much appreciated.

Scott

Thank you very much Steve. This is much appreciated.

Scott

Thank you Tony.

Much appreciated Russ.

Scott

Hi Ian

Thank you for the well wishes. No apologies needed. Your friendship is worth more than anything else.

Scott

Thank you for the encouragement, Bill.

Scott

Scott....be strong,

I wish all her pain and suffering goes far away,
I wish she gets to see a brighter and happier day very soon.