Uncle Dave is on drugs. Boo is simply certified crazy. DNJ is obsessed. Gary is full of $hit.
And those are their good points.
Can't think of anything good about anyone else.
Maybe that'll stir something up!

Uh oh! You let Boo get into your head.
Nice to see you posting again....Don't let the drugs to the typing.

Eddie

Welcome Back Don

Damned, I love it when you talk dirty!

Gary

wow ... what the hell was in that intravenous???
Susan... time to send Don out to work!!!

Boy did you stir the pot, here goes. I'll probably make some enemies but who gives a? There's info I read years ago and it might be found on the internet. The article stated that some folks who received a blood transfusion had strange emotional feelings.

Watch him Susan, please! Especially if he wants to start listening to Jazz Sax all the time or worse yet starts to complain that he can't stand country music and can not understand why he even started playing that genre` of music. Go ahead and laugh, but I've read about even stranger things like a great Jazz Tenor Sax player started complaining about all the intricate chord patterns rhythm complexities and that he wasn't gonna play anything with more than 4 chords anymore.

Be very careful friend. Glad you're back to your old "CRAP starter" ways.

Hey, I had an eagle last summer on a par 4.

... I guess, if redheads are a drug ...

Did you fry it or bake it? How did it taste?

So good to see Mason posting again. I suspect he's still not feeling ready to join the Louisiana Golf Tour yet... but give him a few days and he will be playing his keyboard from his golf cart. Pars and birdies, my friend.

Dave Rice from over in the Glen

Don good to see your getting well day by day.

Don,

Let's just say I enjoyed it a lot. Glad your perverted sense of humor is showing up again. That must mean you are on the mend. I can start feeling sorry for Susan again.

... did we ever STOP ?!? ...

From holding my hand to wiping my butt, she has been there for me. Would not have made it without her.
She puts my compression hose on every morning and takes them off at night, cleans and dresses my wounds. . . you name it. All while doing her full time job. She never left the hospital for a week. She worked from her laptop. Now look what you did, made me get serious.

If I were a Catholic, I'd have Susan Canonized a Saint. "Saint Susan."

Hey Don get Susan to email me at nigelsp@synthzone.com and tell me the username she would like to use on the forum so she can post as herself because we all loved hearing from her while you were in hospital. She really is a treasure as you already know.

Don, how is the coumadin treatment going for the blood clots? I have been on coumadin/warfarin for a long time now. My wife ended up getting our doctor to give me a script to buy an electronic test unit so we could do blood tests at home rather than have blood taken every month by a blood test center. It's so much easier to do that at home ourselves with a simple finger prick and just call the result in to my physician.

Nigel, I'm not actually on Coumadin, but a different thinner. I forget the name. They are now saying the original diagnosis of Deep Vein Thrombosis was incorrect, but that I may have had a smaller clot trying to form. It SEEMS to be under control.
I am much more concerned about the staph infection. It seems it is ignoring the antibiotic I'm taking.
I will tell Susan what you said. Not certain I want her visiting on a regular basis!
Thank you.

But tell her we were all so pleased that she kept us updated on your progress. We all love her for doing that.

I sure will. Thanks!