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Take care of yourself. It's good to have you back.

Oldgringo wrote:Take care of yourself. It's good to have you back.

Thank you. How are you holding up?

Glad to have you back and even more glad that they caught it in time. The good Lord was watching out over you and this was his way of telling you to take it easy. Do what the docs say, get some rest and keep us informed. Continued prayers are being sent for your health.

Welcome back, Bill. I'm glad you are on the road to recovery.

You gave us quite a scare, old buddy!

RPBrown wrote:Glad to have you back and even more glad that they caught it in time. The good Lord was watching out over you and this was his way of telling you to take it easy. Do what the docs say, get some rest and keep us informed. Continued prayers are being sent for your health.

Thank you. I read about your health problems in another thread so I offer my prayers for your healing. Please take care of yourself as well.

Pawpaw wrote:Welcome back, Bill. I'm glad you are on the road to recovery.

You gave us quite a scare, old buddy!

Thank you Pawpaw. It's great to be back. I hope to continue to be your old buddy for along time.

WildBill wrote:

Pawpaw wrote:Welcome back, Bill. I'm glad you are on the road to recovery.

You gave us quite a scare, old buddy!

Thank you Pawpaw. It's great to be back. I hope to continue to be your old buddy for along time.

WildBill wrote:

Good to hear you are feeling better.

WildBill wrote:I could not sleep the whole time I was at the hospital so I am trying to get back to my normal routine. As you may be able to tell by the time of this post, that hasn't happened yet.

Good to see you back in the saddle!

Unless you're in a coma, the last thing hospitals are made for is sleeping. I've never understood that. You'd reasonably think that good, restorative sleep would be important to almost any ailment you have. But no. The priority instead seems to be to get blood pressure, heart rate, O2 saturation, and temperature every two hours like clockwork. It's a pervasive, system-wide study about the effects of sleep deprivation on physical recovery.

Continued prayers for you, Bill. And thank goodness your boots are still safe from Andy...

DAGGUM! I read in one thread where you said "I don't take baby aspirin...it causes bad things..." The very next thread I saw said you was in the hospital...lol.

Good to see you out and around though. Maybe rethink the baby aspirin?...lol

Glad to hear you are home and doing better.

WildBill wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:Take care of yourself. It's good to have you back.

Thank you. How are you holding up?

I'm waiting on the results of a blood test this morning to check my Mg level. Mrs. Oldgringo is leaving town Saturday for five days. If I need another infusion, we need to do it before now and then. I doubt whether the dog or the cats would call for an ambulance if I have another seizure in her absence?

Other than my Hypoparathyroidism and Hypomagnesemia condition, everything else is pretty much where it should be. I even passed the Medicare dementia test during my annual checkup a couple weeks ago. Thanks for asking.

We will continue to pray for you. If we can help please let us know.

RogueUSMC wrote:DAGGUM! I read in one thread where you said "I don't take baby aspirin...it causes bad things..." The very next thread I saw said you was in the hospital...lol.

Good to see you out and around though. Maybe rethink the baby aspirin?...lol

That was already pointed out to me by another forum member.
I can not take aspirin with the new medication [blood thinner] that I am taking.

carlson1 wrote:We will continue to pray for you. If we can help please let us know.

Thank you Carl.