Murfie in hospital.

[Andy the Sheep]

To stick to my trademark, I'm late as usual and apologize for that :worried:.
I hope your "get" stage will bring you all the improvements you need.
A colleague of mine last summer had a similar "accident": he's now back to work and fully efficent.
My thougths are with you, Murfie: keep on and take care of yourself and your dear ones (it's a hard test for them too).

[rtfoe]

:thumb2: :thumb2: :thumb2: :thumb2:

[Richard48]

Im guilty of lateness,But i wish the fella a mighty speedy recovery and all my best wishes to him.
Rich.

[BattleshipBob]

Not been posting much but so sorry to read this post.

Very pleased to hear you are progressing well, my very best wishes Murfie

[Guest]

Thanks again to everyone for your kind thoughts. I feel very humbled. I'm now scheduled for discharge next Wednesday and looking forward to seeing the workbench again and devising compensatory modelling techniques.

[spanner570]

Brilliant!
Keep your spirits up. Nearly there!

[Tim Marlow]

Great stuff. A big old blob of Blu Tac will help no end I expect....I use it as a third hand, so it could sub in for the second hand while you recover....

[Peter Gillson]

Glad to read you are on the road to recovery and home. Back to the bench soon.

Peter

[Graeme C.]

Good to hear you're on the mend Murfie, take it easy & you'll be back at the bench soon.

[David Lovell]

get well soon Dave

[Guest]

Going home tomorrow. After total loss of movement in my right side, after just 16 days I've recovered some 85% of movement for which I am stoked. A sincere thanks to all forum members who posted their encouragement and well wishes. They were very inspirational.

Look out stash ....

[dave]

Good news, hopefully you will continue to regain movement even if it is at a slower pace.

[stillp]

Great progress, hope it continues.
Pete

[Andy Belsey]

Hope you can make slower progress too Murfie. Glad to hear that home and your stash are waiting.
Andy

[spanner570]

Great News, Murfie.

Home. The perfect tonic!