discussion Well that was a crap day!

[Tim Marlow]

Hi Tim. I hope your health problems are sorted and you’re back to full health real soon. You‘re in good hands at the hospital and I hope the tests reveal better news.
Best wishes
Paul

Cheers Paul. I’m sure my health will be on the up going forwards. The tests should reveal the exact problem, which is better news as far as I’m concerned. Can’t fix it if they don’t know what it is

 

[adt70hk]

Tim,

As the others have said, very sorry to hear the news. Good to hear you got great service and a quick diagnosis though and obviously hope it gets sorted quickly.

Take care and stay safe my friend!!

ATB.

Andrew

 

[Tim Marlow]

Tim,

As the others have said, very sorry to hear the news. Good to hear you got great service and a quick diagnosis though and obviously hope it gets sorted quickly.

Take care and stay safe my friend!!

ATB.

Andrew

Cheers Andrew. I will.

 

[Lee W]

As with everyone else, I wish you a speedy recovery... YDH dealt with you quickly, I am shocked!
Next time you're in Sherborne give me a shout, coffee or beer?!

 

[Caustik Filth]

All the best for a swift recovery Tim, good luck for the morrow.

 

[Geoffers]

Blimey Tim, crap day indeed :anguished:

Good to hear you had good treatment though.

Good luck with your up coming tests and I hope you are back to full health soon.

Geoff.

 

[rtfoe]

Glad to know you're getting sorted out by the hospital. Hope the results turn out positive. It's been a while to use the word positive and mean positive.
Realised the average age on this forum will show ailments that will happen as many of us sit quietly for hours building. A little sudden fresh air and exercise after a long pause could trigger anything so the frequent you do it the lesser the shock.
Good thing the blood clot was spotted. Stay safe and get mended Tim.

Cheers,
Ruchard

 

[Tim Marlow]

As with everyone else, I wish you a speedy recovery... YDH dealt with you quickly, I am shocked!
Next time you're in Sherborne give me a shout, coffee or beer?!

Cheers Lee. Don’t knock YDH until you’ve tried some alternatives :tongue-out3: I’ve had several dealings with them since I moved down here and in all cases response times have been superior to Salisbury District Hospital (SDH), for example, which I was under for most of my life. SDH has a much nicer building though, all airy corridors and natural daylight…..YDH feels like an underground bunker . Certainly not design by anyone that understands the principles of infection control, too much HVAC and not enough fresh air……
Don’t go to Sherborne that often, but I’ll keep it in mind :thumb2: Herself gets down there twice a week for work so it’s a bit like taking coals to Newcastle…..
Are there any good shows or shops in that area? I know about most of the ones in North Somerset, and have yet to get down to the Sprue Shed in Ilminster, but haven’t looked around the South of the county much.

 

[Tim Marlow]

All the best for a swift recovery Tim, good luck for the morrow.

Cheers Rob.

 

[Tim Marlow]

Blimey Tim, crap day indeed :anguished:

Good to hear you had good treatment though.

Good luck with your up coming tests and I hope you are back to full health soon.

Geoff.

Cheers Geoff. Hoping to be back to full health soon as well.

 

[Tim Marlow]

Glad to know you're getting sorted out by the hospital. Hope the results turn out positive. It's been a while to use the word positive and mean positive.
Realised the average age on this forum will show ailments that will happen as many of us sit quietly for hours building. A little sudden fresh air and exercise after a long pause could trigger anything so the frequent you do it the lesser the shock.
Good thing the blood clot was spotted. Stay safe and get mended Tim.

Cheers,
Ruchard

Cheers Richard. Yep, sitting quietly without moving isn’t a good thing in anyone over about ten years old I think :tongue-out3: Trouble is…those kits don’t build themselves…..

 

[Valeron]

Sorry to hear you're unwell Tim. It doesn't sound pleasant.

I'm glad you're being looked after though by the professionals and hopefully they'll have you fully mended soon.

Mike

 

[Neil Merryweather]

So sorry to hear about this, Tim, but glad you acted promptly and got a quick solution. Take care pal
N

 

[Dave Ward]

Tim,
hope you are feeling a bit better & now you've started the treatment process, then things can only get better..............
Unfortunately we only hear the bad stories about the NHS - I reckon the majority of people have good experiences, I know I have, but happy stories don't make good headlines!
Dave

 

[Tworrs]

All the very best to you Tim.

 

[Steve Brodie]

Hope you feel better soon, I had my Booster on Saturday 12pm by 1am my heart rate was through the roof and was panting, needless to say with throwing up a few times i didnt get much sleep, prob worrying i had myocarditis didnt help :smiling5: :rolling:, but all good now.

 

[banjer]

Sorry to hear about your problem Tim.
Wishing you all the best with your treatment. Glad you aren't under GWH Swindon, the worst hospital in the country.

Bill

 

[Allen Dewire]

Wow Mr. Marlow, it appears your luck of late hasn't been too good. Great to hear you had good service and a quick diagnose of the situation. I hope the treatment rids you of the problem and life gets back to normal ASAP Tim, otherwise we'll have to take you out in the back 40 and put you to sleep......Or, maybe to vets...........

Gute Besserung
Allen

 

[Ian M]

Hope all goes well Tim.
All My doctor ever says when I say I get short of breath and sometimes dizzy, is a rather rude "loose some weight and we can talk about it after"!

 

[spanner570]

Best of luck, Tim....and here's a big hope things will improve.

Ron