Excuse My Typos

WOW, Fred, I have seen a lot of your posts, and would not have guessed any of this.

I wish you luck!

Good luck, hope all goes well and we see more of your posts soon.

Take good care of yourself.

Don't worry about the typos.

Good luck to you.

Keep the faith brother....I think your posts are up to par, the amount of negative feedback here will overwhelm any below par posts, and I don't think you've had any...That comment the other day from some newb was out of line... This name calling is sometimes experienced from new posters until they get the message, we don't play that....I hope it didn't upset you....in any case hang in there and good luck with your rehabilitation....

Best wishes for a full recovery.

Happy - very happy - anniversary to you. You've done fine with your posts; no need to apologize. Glad to know you are doing well on your road to recovery.

While reading your post I had a 'there, but for the grace of god, go I' feeling. About 10 years ago during a routine physical my doctor suspected I had a damaged carotid artery in my neck. He sent me to a neurologist who confirmed the damage. The neurologist put me on a 9 month routine of coumadin. Eventually an MRI confirmed the artery was fully healed and I could return to a 'normal' life.

If my primary care physician hadn't had a sharp eye I could easily have wound up in the situation you were in. It's nice, in a way, to know what I missed.

Hey don't dwell on typos. Even on a good day I make plenty.

You just work on getting better! Good luck! Take care!

Best wishes for your recovery.

Take care Fred, and let us know how you're doing, as soon as you can.

Hello Fredski:

No one here would have imagined that you had gone thru all that, due the quality of your posts.

I'm happy with my right index finger typing, never thought it could be considered a drawback , unless of course if you were as efficient as an assistant.

I hope they have internet there, it'd be cool that you posted a couple of pictures of a smoking nurse (well, not litterally smoking, you know).

I wish you the best.

Fred, get well and come on back; we'll all miss your posts until then.

Several years ago I was hit by a drunk driver and it took out about half of my brain and broke almost every bone in my body. The doctors told me at that time that I would never be able do do anything. My nurolgist later told me that I was at the third grade level instead of college level. He said that if I did not want to get worse that I needed to use my brain and that the best place to do that was on the internet because most news papers were written at third grade level and they would do me no good. I am not the same person I was before the accident but there are some advantages. It is much easier to find people that are smarter than me now and learn from them. CR4 has been one of the best places for me to learn. I have enjoyed your (bent sense of humor) as well as that of most of the other perple on CR4. Your life may not be the same as before, but it can be beter than it was before if you work at it. I hope to learn more from you agin soon. Best wishes Jim

Thanks for letting us know, Fredski. I would never have known.

I have always valued your posts immensely. Hope you keep it up.

Cheers, & good luck!

Crikey! I'd no idea! Not one to pay typos much mind (my forte is dropping entire ), I'd no idea you'd suffered so much harm. Not much of a whinger, ay? :-)

We're all hoping for the best and have fingers crossed (I find prayer more effective, myself. Tried the intertwined digits bit but it didn't seem as effective).

Look, mate, if you come back and start posting queries about busbar sizing, we'll know things didn't work out but we promise to be very discrete about it and not mention the BB-word, k? :-)))

A bus bar should be sized to hold about 200 of those miniature bottles, so there is a decent variety on hand.

I know that. And you know that. But do they know that? The ones who ask?

Kinda like one of those Harley Questions: If you must ask, you won't understand the answer - by definition.

Truly, Fredski, anyone here who'd pounce on you or anyone else (my son, for example, who nearly died at age 4 from a massive brain hemmorhage) for making a few typos has got his/her own issues and voluntary ones at that - the worst kind.

If they do, send 'em my way.

Hi Fred, You are strong man to bear such surgeries. May God give you strength and vigor to fight the disease and come back to full recovery. It is better to share the problems with friends as you are lightened of the suffering and you get moral support.

Hi Fredski,

Typos, what typos, mine are usually far worse. get yourself back to where you were, use the rehab, I have a friend in rehab at this moment who is there 'caus he took a tumble down the stairs of a friend's house during the night, paraylis was the effect.

He has now moved his rehab to home where he has a wife and two carers and he puts in around 6 hours exercise a day, and thing are looking up.

Use the rehab to your advantage Fredski and we will soon be talking, arguing and discussing all sorts of stuff again.

All the best

Good Luck

Sleepy

Try to get your doctor to treat you with oxygen in hyperbolic chamber. It works wonders on stroke patients, you can also take one tablespoon three times a day of coconut oil as it is full of ketone's that are the elements that reconnect the neurons. There has been some great success stories with coconut oil on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. Check out Dr. Mary Malone on you tube. Third there is a product called True Hope out of Alberta Canada that is a brain nutrient and I used it to greatly reduce my tinnitus ( buzzing in the ears) as it is a brain issue not a ear issue. None of these treatments has any negative aspects from my studies. Gook luck.

It is inspiring that you are doing as well as you are, and I wish you continued improvement. I'm looking forward to your future posts here.

As a non-engineer here for the education type, I find your answers and comments some of the more enlightening. Thank you for being here and hurry back.

Good luck in your therapy Fredski I have been there know exactly what you are referring to. Stroke is not easy to recover but you can get very close, happened to me 4 years ago and I am back to doing the things I did before. I hope you the best recovery Sir.

I'd just like to add..........

Thanks for letting us know what's going on.

Like it or not, I feel a connection to the people on here..............even if I'm drunk and we end up in a stupid political battle.

I don't like my sister either, but I love her. We fight whenever we're in contact.

That goes for the rest of you regulars bums too.

Maybe it's just me, but it bugs me when someone just drops out of circulation.

You've got friends here Fredski; and we care.

Hi Fredski,

Good luck with your surgeries. I had a stoke in 2000, and because a specialist came into the hospital at the right time, my life was saved. Speech was a problem for a while. For a while there was a certain letter that I could not see. After that for a few weeks I could tell if a word was misspelled but could not fix it! I was once a champion speller. Now I appreciate spell checkers.

-S

I hope people don't take this the wrong way.............and I certainly don't wish any bad..............

But part of me looks forward to the day that that Lyn starts misspelling words and asking stupid homework questions.

Sorry. Just being honest.

Karma's a bitch.

Good luck. See you back soon.

Recover well and at you own pace, Fred.

I am surprised at the number of head wounds among CR4ers, myself included.

Well, maybe surprised isn't the right word.

I look forward to your return to this asylum.

Good luck!

-A-

Hurry back Fred, we're gonna miss you!

Best wishes for your continued progress/recovery!

I never noticed any typos in your posts, but then I only see typos when the content doesn't hold my attention.

My fingers are crossed for you Fred.

I just saw this post and wanted to say best wishes and good luck with the rest of your rehab! Thanks for contributing to CR4 even when it was difficult. We'll be here when you get back.

Best Wishes and prayers for a speedy recovery, Fred.

I see that you are motivated to continue and succeed. This alone stands you in good stead. If at any time you sense your motivation going adrift get your potassium ( K ) levels tessted. Typoes? whst trypos?

Looking forward to your positive responses again,

Jim