For those members who were kind enough to show concern I would like to let
you know my husband had his by pass today and whilst he hasn't yet come out
of the anaesthetic all is well

Now its just a case of recovery so he can attend to all those jobs I have
lined up whilst he has been away.

Gramma.

Good deal! I wish him a speedy recovery!
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For those members who were kind enough to show concern I would like to let
you know my husband had his by pass today and whilst he hasn't yet come out
of the anaesthetic all is well

Now its just a case of recovery so he can attend to all those jobs I have
lined up whilst he has been away.

Gramma.





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"Gramma" wrote in message ...
For those members who were kind enough to show concern I would like to let
you know my husband had his by pass today and whilst he hasn't yet come out
of the anaesthetic all is well

Now its just a case of recovery so he can attend to all those jobs I have
lined up whilst he has been away.

Gramma.


excellent!!

--j_a

that's great. i wish you both the best!

--mo--

Wonderful news. Now you can start relaxing a little. Next question -
when he comes home is he as poor a patient as most of us males are
reputed to be? That's all vile female propaganda of course (not only
g, but tongue firmly planted in cheek as well! Is there an emoticon
for that?).

On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 07:31:21 GMT, "Gramma"
wrote:

For those members who were kind enough to show concern I would like to let
you know my husband had his by pass today and whilst he hasn't yet come out
of the anaesthetic all is well

Now its just a case of recovery so he can attend to all those jobs I have
lined up whilst he has been away.

Gramma.



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"Dave Gillingham" wrote in message
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Wonderful news. Now you can start relaxing a little. Next question -
when he comes home is he as poor a patient as most of us males are
reputed to be? That's all vile female propaganda of course (not only
g, but tongue firmly planted in cheek as well! Is there an emoticon
for that?).

:-j - I think that's it

He is actually a very good patient and very stoic, but does tend to think he
knows better than the doctor.
He is also very different when there are others around, with me he is more
honest.

At least nothing has died,everything looks healthy regards the orchids, but
I think the begonia cuttings have gone to god :-( Another week might tell
better.
It's the thought of him following me round telling me what I *should* have
done that bothers me.

Thanks again for all the good wishes a on and off line
Gramma

As disagreeable as it might seem, having him following you around, telling
you what you should have done is a sure sign of recovery!

--

Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies, Books, Artwork, and Lots of Free Info!
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"Gramma" wrote in message
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"Dave Gillingham" wrote in message
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Wonderful news. Now you can start relaxing a little. Next question -
when he comes home is he as poor a patient as most of us males are
reputed to be? That's all vile female propaganda of course (not only
g, but tongue firmly planted in cheek as well! Is there an emoticon
for that?).

:-j - I think that's it

He is actually a very good patient and very stoic, but does tend to think
he
knows better than the doctor.
He is also very different when there are others around, with me he is more
honest.

At least nothing has died,everything looks healthy regards the orchids,
but
I think the begonia cuttings have gone to god :-( Another week might tell
better.
It's the thought of him following me round telling me what I *should* have
done that bothers me.

Thanks again for all the good wishes a on and off line
Gramma

As disagreeable as it might seem, having him following you around, telling
you what you should have done is a sure sign of recovery!

--

Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies, Books, Artwork, and Lots of Free Info!
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"Gramma" wrote in message
...

"Dave Gillingham" wrote in message
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Wonderful news. Now you can start relaxing a little. Next question -
when he comes home is he as poor a patient as most of us males are
reputed to be? That's all vile female propaganda of course (not only
g, but tongue firmly planted in cheek as well! Is there an emoticon
for that?).

:-j - I think that's it

He is actually a very good patient and very stoic, but does tend to think
he
knows better than the doctor.
He is also very different when there are others around, with me he is more
honest.

At least nothing has died,everything looks healthy regards the orchids,
but
I think the begonia cuttings have gone to god :-( Another week might tell
better.
It's the thought of him following me round telling me what I *should* have
done that bothers me.

Thanks again for all the good wishes a on and off line
Gramma

Glad to hear that all is well Gramma. If your hubby gives you
any flak, just tell him to check with us. *g*

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Gramma wrote:
"Dave Gillingham" wrote in message
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Wonderful news. Now you can start relaxing a little. Next question
- when he comes home is he as poor a patient as most of us males are
reputed to be? That's all vile female propaganda of course (not only
g, but tongue firmly planted in cheek as well! Is there an
emoticon for that?).

:-j - I think that's it

He is actually a very good patient and very stoic, but does tend to
think he knows better than the doctor.
He is also very different when there are others around, with me he is
more honest.

At least nothing has died,everything looks healthy regards the
orchids, but I think the begonia cuttings have gone to god :-(
Another week might tell better.
It's the thought of him following me round telling me what I *should*
have done that bothers me.

Thanks again for all the good wishes a on and off line
Gramma

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 07:10:54 -0800, "wendy7"
wrote:

Glad to hear that all is well Gramma. If your hubby gives you
any flak, just tell him to check with us. *g*

Give him the back posts to read - how does she get him into the
archives? That will keep him tied to the computer for hours. G
SuE
http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 07:10:54 -0800, "wendy7"
wrote:

Glad to hear that all is well Gramma. If your hubby gives you
any flak, just tell him to check with us. *g*

Give him the back posts to read - how does she get him into the
archives? That will keep him tied to the computer for hours. G
SuE
http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php

"Susan Erickson" wrote in message
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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 07:10:54 -0800, "wendy7"
wrote:

Glad to hear that all is well Gramma. If your hubby gives you
any flak, just tell him to check with us. *g*

I have plans in hand........

Give him the back posts to read - how does she get him into the
archives? That will keep him tied to the computer for hours. G
SuE
http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php

I can do that :-) - but he is not very interested in newsgroups
Since posting here I have plenty sites book marked for him to checkout and
drool over. That will keep him busy and
I have an uncanny feeling broadband will soon be installed in this
household. [Yeh!]

As a last resort we have hundreds of photos from our recent holiday in the
UK to be sorted into files and as our computers are next to each other, we
can sit side by side and have some quality time arguing over which ones to
keep and which ones to adjust.
Could take months ..........

Gramma

"Ray" wrote in message
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As disagreeable as it might seem, having him following you around, telling
you what you should have done is a sure sign of recovery!

Umm......... not really cos he has always done that :-)
After 45 years I just nod quietly and carry on.

But I'll know he's recovering when he starts chaffing at the bit to get out
and do things

Gramma


Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies, Books, Artwork, and Lots of Free Info!
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You'll be fine! Your attitude is wonderful, and that's half the battle.
Treat him as if he's all better, no invalid stuff, but don't let him go back
to heavy lifting for a while!

That was the biggest problem I had when Frank had bypass surgery....him
grabbing those big grocery bags and 40 lb. salt bags when he was supposed to
limit to 10 lbs for a few weeks. Yes, he's a big strong guy, but let's get
the Frankenstein stitches/staples out before getting too cocky!

Best,

Diana

"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
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You'll be fine! Your attitude is wonderful, and that's half the battle.
Treat him as if he's all better, no invalid stuff, but don't let him go
back
to heavy lifting for a while!

That was the biggest problem I had when Frank had bypass surgery....him
grabbing those big grocery bags and 40 lb. salt bags when he was supposed
to
limit to 10 lbs for a few weeks. Yes, he's a big strong guy, but let's
get
the Frankenstein stitches/staples out before getting too cocky!

That will be the biggest problem once he is feeling better.

Building his shade/greenhouse might be put back a bit but
pottering with orchids shouldn't take too much out of him.

Gramma