Hi all.
After spending a few months in the hospital I'm back home - at last! I wouldn't say I like the places but the staff are second to none.
I hope to be helping out on the forum again soon.
Enjoy your weekend.
Paul
PS it's not afib related to why I was there.
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Oh dear Paul. I did wonder why we hadn't heard from you. I do hope you're feeling better now, whatever the problem might be.
Life can be very challenging at times as I'm finding out with my OH and his health problems but just have to keep going as best we can.
Best wishes
J
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Thanks Jalia for your reply - lovely. You have a great weekend and catch up soon.
Paul
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Welcome back Paul!
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Thanks Buff. Have a great Sunday.
Paul
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Welcome back Paul.
Hope you are better after such a long time in hospital. I was in hospital for 6 weeks as an 11 year old and it seemed like a lifetime.
Pete
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Hi Pete. I know - it's a nightmare and pleased to be home!
Paul
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So happy to see you are back. Look forward to reading your posts!
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Thanks Sharon. Have a lovely day.
Paul
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Good to see you back Paul. Hope you are fully recovered
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Thanks MrsV. Catch up soon.
Paul
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BobD Volunteer 17 hours ago Glad you are on the mend. Welcome back.
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Thanks BobD. Have a great day.
Paul
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Welcome back Paul x
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Thanks Opal. Catch up on the forum soon.
Paul
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Glad to know you are back on the forum and on the road to recovery
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Thanks Nan1. Hope all OK with you.
Paul
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Welcome back Paul! I hope you are fine and comfortable at home, and hope you had the best of care in hospital.
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Good to see yr continued involvement with this supportive site. Hope you are enjoying our brief summer & a well behaved heart!
Im @ day 11 - post ablation. Dr Podd was EP. Am feeling good walking up to couple of miles now. What joy to be able to walk uphill - even with couple of items of shopping.
I know i have to stay on Amiodarone till end of Oct & firmly believe that unsteady gait & poor dexterity are side effects of meds NOT procedure but it has worked & have been in NSR since CV on June 8th!
Have been blessed with help from neighbours & friends - couldnt have done it without them !
Happy ‘being busy’ times to you.
Love Janetxx
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Pleased to hear things are going well AL.
Good luck Paul
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Thanks Rainfern. The staff and care in the NHS is second to none
Paul
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Hi
Oh dear Mr Bounce.
All the best .... months in hospital is abnormal. I would be bored unless I was sleeping and resting.
Speed up the recovery process with a good funny book. And music.
Mr Bounce recovery is on the horizon.
cherio JOY. 75 (from you know NZ and rain).
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Thanks Joy. Not raining here atm
Paul
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Hi
Gee ATM has more. than one meaning.
It may make the new dictionary in having two meanings including 'at the moment'!
Saved all that writing Bouncey.
But I find with friends whom I would call intelligent get lost reading my short words. That's frustrating when I neded to rewrite the text in jolly long words!
cherio JOY
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Hi Joy. Atm means at the moment in this case. I know what you mean though these abbreviations can have many different meanings.
Cheers Paul
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hope your better now Paul
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Thanks Len. I'll be OK and back to normal soon.
Paul
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I am glad you are home and hope you continue to recover!
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Thanks Southkorea. Indeed I will fully recover
Paul
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Pleased to see you back. Take it steady, if you have a choice!!
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Thanks Bagrat. Indeed I will have to take things sready for a while.
Paul
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welcome back Paul . I’m a relative newbie on this site but have noticed a lack in your valuable contributions ! Wishing you a full recovery from whatever led you to your extended hospital stay
Amanda aka Ossie x
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Thanks Amanda. I look forward to catching up soon.
Paul
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Good to have you back in the forum Paul. I hope you ‘bounce’ back with your health and can enjoy the remains of the summer.
Annie.
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Thanks Annie. I certainly will 'bounce' back. Have a great Sunday.
Paul
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Welcome back Paul. We've missed you x
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Thanks Shiney. I've missed you lot too 👍
Paul
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Sorry to hear you've been laid up. Hope that you're well on the road to recovery and nice to have you back. Best wishes
Ang 😊
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Thanks Ang. It's nice to be back too.
Paul
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Welcome back! You've been missed. May you be well.
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Thanks Sing. Hope things are going well for you
Paul
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Paul, l wondered where you had gone. You are so helpful on here with all your experience. Hope you are fully recovered and all is well. Good to have you back with us again. You are so welcomed back. Take care.
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Thanks Cavalierrubie. That's really nice.
Paul
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Bless you Paul. A cyber hug to you, you deserve it.
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Thanks Cavalierrubie. The cyber hug has arrived and I've sent one back 🤣
Paul
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Glad to hear from you again. I did wonder where you'd gone. I hope you are recovered from whatever kept you in .
I bet you're pleased to be in your own bed 🛌! Hospitals are so noisy.
Best wishes Paul x
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Hi 'our Wil'. You can't sleep in hospital. Machines bleeping and all that. I was discharged a few times but back in the same day!
Hope all good with you.
Paul
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Good to know you're bouncing again, Paul. I hope it was nothing too serious and that you are now 100%.
Steve
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Thanks Steve. Nothing to serious and nothing that can't be dealt with.
Cheers Paul
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Welcome home, Paul. Wishing you a full recovery and continued good health.
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Thanks Saulager. I hope all is going well for you.
Paul
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