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Thanks for the updates folks. Good luck to daughter, that doesn't sound very pleasant, and as for Prof Jun you would think he would have learned by now ......... Oh, well!

all

Websailor

nar i'll never learn, ive always learnt the hard way. oh managed to put my t-shirt on while stood up today

My late husband was the same, it must be a Yorkshire trait

Websailor

after minor op' daughter has to have a check up on her leg on the 21st Nov',to see if where they took a pin out is healing ok

gee! kidswho'd have'emME!

Best of to Prof'ess....

MS

What Mad Snacker said.

Kids, who'd have 'em? Well, me too. The last two years would have been awful without them. And Yes, it is almost two years

Websailor

well ive had another fall, this time i ended up in AnE to have my chin glued and 4 butterfly stitches, im ok though still smilling

this was done last week

Gosh prof jr, I'm beginning to wonder if you have a thing for one of the beauties in A&E Dept. This would account for your accident-proness. I hope your girl is interested in taking up nursing!

he doesn't like using his footplate's when out and unfortunately, his right foot can/will drop slightly and "stub" on the ground, which throws him forward (and out of the wheelchair). Unable to flex his body as normal, he now nosedives into the floor head first

the old saying:- try telling kidscomes to mind

PJ, the footplates are there for a reason,mate.

Indeed. If the tax payers bought them for you, use them

i know i should use them but they just get in the way, i have started using them a bit more though

got some nice news last night...it turns out my friend gemma knows the paramedic that was in the back of the ambulence with me, hes only ever being to 2 broken neck accidents in 35 yrs of service (i was 2nd) he remembers everything about that day too, mainly me being cheeky lol. gemmas being telling him how well im doing and she said its made his yr that ive got this far, he was worried that he may have done something wrong. and as dad suggested a meet might be in order and a few

Sounds about right

Good opportunity to say thanks to someone who may well have saved your life. The good ones don't get enough appreciation.

Websailor

A nice way to say thanks....

I agree

They probably don't hear back all that often about the success stories like you, PJ! Definitely a meet in the pub is called for, not that you'd need much excuse.