Lrrpf52
#41
Glad you are back ! It felt a little too quite around here without you.
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#42
Take your time and rest up... Wink
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#43
Glad to hear you're doing alright.
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#44
Saint Barbara is the Patron Saint of those who work with gunpowder..(you may want to look up St Barbara's toast) So I said a little prayer to her for you. Cant hurt anyway.
I do hope you do well. A ground breaking paper on reducing inflammatory changes in the brain was published just yesterday in England.
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#45
Prayers for a continued recovery... Take care!
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#46
Glad to hear your procedure was a success. Here's to a speedy recovery.
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#47
Welcome home Paul.
Never walk away from home ahead of your axe and sword. You can't feel a battle in your bones or foresee a fight. -The Havamal
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#48
Glad to know you'll still be here sharing your wisdom! Rest up and get well.
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#49
Yeah, man. Keep getting stronger. None of us are - perfect. You have a 5 pack of kids to tend for. Sorry, no stress. Get well asap. We all care for you on here.

Man, I worried so bad 2 weeks ago, sounds like all is well. We all care of you.
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#50
I don't know LRRP but I've seen him around boards for years... one of the good guys. Keep getting better brother.
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#51
Glad to hear you are recovering. Keep up the fight!
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#52
One thing I want to point out is that if it weren't for the medical training I have, I probably would have just decided to rest and not make a big deal out of my symptoms.

A major stroke often happens within 24hr of a minor one, and that's where people get permanent injury.

The fact that I noticed reduced motor function in both my left leg and left arm, told me right away something neurological was happening in my right brain, and needed attention.

Good thing we have probably the best stroke center in the world nearby.
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#53
Glad to hear you are getting better and that your training helped. Prayers will continue for you as you continue to recover.

I am thankful for modern medicine and how much damage can be prevented if you can get help quickly. Really amazing considering our ancestors that homestead here 100+ years ago and what they used.
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#54
Get well soon. No one knows their body like said person. Glad you were on top of the situation. Best of luck to you and great health also, hope you never have to see another doctor!!Smile BANG BANG!!
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#55
You just passed on a important message to all. Listen to your body. Get better soon.
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#56
Glad you are recovering! Hope you feel 100% soon, friend!
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#57
My thoughts are with you, wishing for continuing recovery. Stay positive.
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#58
He must be much better, he sent a note to me that I was about to do something illegal !!!! I don't do anything wrong- I want no interaction with the coppers.


Yes, the 1- heart that we all have- needs a thorough checkup once in a while. L52's posting of initial symptoms can be a great warning sign for a MANY in our country, and beyond to others.

My wife works for a huge hospital here in MN. she reads, these charts- start to finish -whatever outcome it was---- many wait too long for help. If a symptom like L-52's appears, ------ -- -- --- --

Get to a hospital. Don't mess with your life, it's all you have. REALLY, it's all that you can own here on the planet- all the other stuff gets garage saled,

or distributed amongst rellies-- ick.
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