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    #106
    Good morning to eveyone, first off thank you to John, Paul, Tim and Allen. Sorry I didn't get back to you last night just ran out off time I'm back at work today so Andy is on duty now once he finished putting up ten shelevs.
    Yesterday was so different from Monday his mood is much much better looks like his old self, his left eye is on the mend and will take around six weeks to return, the Vitreous Humour the jelly part of the eye has come lose (it's not a detached retina) and the floaters are less than before, bright light is still a problem though.
    Yesterday afertoon he went from swim, he was in a cradle harness so he could move with out any wight, he said he's down for two more today, speech is 95% back, arm/ fingers seams to be ok .
    He might be out Friday???

    Thank you all the support you have shown to me and Peter, there are still some nice people out there.

    Siobhan.

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    • papa 695
      Moderator
      • May 2011
      • 22851

      #107
      That's great news

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      • Si Benson
        • Apr 2018
        • 3572

        #108
        Positive news. Fingers cross he can continue improving and be home soon.
        Si

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        • Tim Marlow
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 19027
          • Tim
          • Somerset UK

          #109
          Fantastic news,

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          • BattleshipBob
            SMF Supporters
            • Apr 2018
            • 6857
            • Bob
            • Cardiff

            #110
            Best news of the day and all I now need is a 25% payrise

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            • stillp
              SMF Supporters
              • Nov 2016
              • 8224
              • Pete
              • Rugby

              #111
              Great news! I have that vitreous detachment in both eyes. You can get used to it. Just have to remember not to try to swat the flies that aren't really there! Good news about Pete's speech. My mother had a stroke in 1961 and never fully got her speech back.
              Pete

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              • Jim R
                SMF Supporters
                • Apr 2018
                • 16029
                • Jim
                • Shropshire

                #112
                The is excellent news.

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                • Guest

                  #113
                  Originally posted by stillp
                  Great news! I have that vitreous detachment in both eyes. You can get used to it. Just have to remember not to try to swat the flies that aren't really there! Good news about Pete's speech. My mother had a stroke in 1961 and never fully got her speech back.
                  Pete
                  Hi Pete it's like having a mini whipper blade passing in front of your vision milliseconds after you blink, how long have you had yours for.
                  Sorry to hear your mum never regaining total speech , there is so much you take for granted in this life.
                  If we ever meet again and you're waving your arms I know you're not waving at me :smiling5:.
                  Had another swimming this morning getting some strength back at last which gives you more confidence.
                  Pete.

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                  • stillp
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Nov 2016
                    • 8224
                    • Pete
                    • Rugby

                    #114
                    Originally posted by Pete Low
                    how long have you had yours for.
                    A couple of years now Pete. At least it means we're unlikely to get a retinal detachment.
                    Originally posted by Pete Low

                    Sorry to hear your mum never regaining total speech , there is so much you take for granted in this life.
                    She used to get really frustrated at times, when she wanted to say something but couldn't find the words.
                    Originally posted by Pete Low

                    If we ever meet again and you're waving your arms I know you're not waving at me :smiling5:.
                    Hope we do, when you're well enough to travel.
                    Originally posted by Pete Low

                    Had another swimming this morning getting some strength back at last which gives you more confidence.
                    Good news, keep it up!
                    Pete

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                    • Jason Crausby
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 658

                      #115
                      Good news...fingers crossed!
                      Jason.

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                      • Neil Merryweather
                        • Dec 2018
                        • 5274
                        • London

                        #116
                        Brilliant News! well done Pete!

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                        • Guest

                          #117
                          Originally posted by Bobthestug
                          Best news of the day and all I now need is a 25% payrise
                          Cheers Bob, well if you happened to get 25% payrise and I hope you do, it will have to be sent to me, the reason being is your "Sug GB", because I'm laying around in bed "nurse could you plump up my pillows and some chocolate fingers, cup of tea when you have min, thank you" sorry about that I have been on eBay/Amazon and lost count of how many model sites and spent my pocket money for the foreseeable future so what have you got to say for your self.

                          Pete Stug in the dog house.

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                          • Guest

                            #118
                            Originally posted by Neil Merryweather
                            Brilliant News! well done Pete!
                            Hi Neil it's all down to Dr's and the over worked brilliant nurses a very BIG thank to them, not me.
                            Pete.

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                            • adt70hk
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Sep 2019
                              • 10506

                              #119
                              Hi Pete

                              Obviously I don't know you as I've only just joined the forum but I've been following this thread nonetheless. You've clearly been through the mill and I just wanted to wish you a speedy recovery and further more setbacks.

                              All the best.

                              Andrew

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                              • Guest

                                #120
                                Originally posted by adt70hk
                                Hi Pete

                                Obviously I don't know you as I've only just joined the forum but I've been following this thread nonetheless. You've clearly been through the mill and I just wanted to wish you a speedy recovery and further more setbacks.

                                All the best.

                                Andrew
                                Thank you Andrew for stopping by means a lot a bit late but a welcome to the forum your stuff is very good and your son's very very good I think you'll have to watch out :smiling3:. Yes I've had one or two medical emergencies last 18 months, long story.
                                As you can tell it is a friendly forum (it's had his moments like every other forum course).
                                Cheers Pete.

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