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ghost19

"Have I run too far to get home?"
Sep 25, 2011
8,926
56,578
51
Arkansas
I'm sorry I'm just now getting around to getting back to everyone. I first and foremost want to thank each and every one of you for the well wishes. I'm a bit overwhelmed by a lot of things right now, but just the sheer number of thoughts, and well wishes I've received from various members has been very humbling. I have no adequate way of thanking you all for the love and support you've shown toward me, so I''ll simply just say, thank you all, for everything.
I'm back home, finally, after eight days in the hospital. I had some very serious bi-lateral pulmonary embolisms which caused me some serious complications over the last week, up to, and including coding in the ER last Monday night. It was surreal experience which happened right in front of my son, my wife, and my stepson as they looked on. Without going into details, I was very fortunate to have a skilled medical team who were able to pull me back from the drain and get me stabilized. A very serious pulmonary angiogram with some major clot busting procedures later, and I could breathe again. During the hospital stay I also found out I was a diabetic...had no idea, so now in less than two weeks, I've gone from thinking I was perfectly fine, to having my health go down the tubes..lol That's no joke, I had enough tubes and lines hooked up to me I looked like something out of the The Matrix. The times they are a changin' though, just ask my wife who's glad I survived so she can remind me she told me to go the hospital three days before I did every day for the rest of our lives.

The blood clot thing may be genetic according to the doc, my dad has had some bad experiences with blood clots, but nothing this severe. All in all, I just want to thank you all very much for everything. You are truly my friends and I felt the power of the SKMB all week long.

Spidey, thank you so much for the card ma'am. That was very nice to open when I got home this evening. I have no adequate words, but thank you.

Flake, thank you so much for the check ins and messages. It was very kind of you to take time out of your busy life to listen to me blather on while I was sitting in a very boring room, not able to do much while they tried to make sure I kept improving.

DJ, as always, thanks for the well wishes, the kicks in the ass, and the humor. You and Flake kept me laughing all week, no matter how badly it hurt...lol I owe you both a debt I'll most likely never be able to repay, but if the chance arises, you can damn well bet I'll ante up.

Thank you all, you are an amazing group of people. Shannon.
 

FlakeNoir

Original Kiwi© SKMB®
Moderator
Apr 11, 2006
44,082
175,641
New Zealand
I'm sorry I'm just now getting around to getting back to everyone. I first and foremost want to thank each and every one of you for the well wishes. I'm a bit overwhelmed by a lot of things right now, but just the sheer number of thoughts, and well wishes I've received from various members has been very humbling. I have no adequate way of thanking you all for the love and support you've shown toward me, so I''ll simply just say, thank you all, for everything.
I'm back home, finally, after eight days in the hospital. I had some very serious bi-lateral pulmonary embolisms which caused me some serious complications over the last week, up to, and including coding in the ER last Monday night. It was surreal experience which happened right in front of my son, my wife, and my stepson as they looked on. Without going into details, I was very fortunate to have a skilled medical team who were able to pull me back from the drain and get me stabilized. A very serious pulmonary angiogram with some major clot busting procedures later, and I could breathe again. During the hospital stay I also found out I was a diabetic...had no idea, so now in less than two weeks, I've gone from thinking I was perfectly fine, to having my health go down the tubes..lol That's no joke, I had enough tubes and lines hooked up to me I looked like something out of the The Matrix. The times they are a changin' though, just ask my wife who's glad I survived so she can remind me she told me to go the hospital three days before I did every day for the rest of our lives.

The blood clot thing may be genetic according to the doc, my dad has had some bad experiences with blood clots, but nothing this severe. All in all, I just want to thank you all very much for everything. You are truly my friends and I felt the power of the SKMB all week long.

Spidey, thank you so much for the card ma'am. That was very nice to open when I got home this evening. I have no adequate words, but thank you.

Flake, thank you so much for the check ins and messages. It was very kind of you to take time out of your busy life to listen to me blather on while I was sitting in a very boring room, not able to do much while they tried to make sure I kept improving.

DJ, as always, thanks for the well wishes, the kicks in the ass, and the humor. You and Flake kept me laughing all week, no matter how badly it hurt...lol I owe you both a debt I'll most likely never be able to repay, but if the chance arises, you can damn well bet I'll ante up.

Thank you all, you are an amazing group of people. Shannon.
I've had no power here all day, so didn't get to message earlier, thankfully DJ let me know that you were home and I'm just stoked! We are all going to kick your a$$ back into good health, you are going to be seriously sick of the sight of us! :laugh:
SO glad to have you home, laddie! :love:
 

Spideyman

Uber Member
Jul 10, 2006
46,336
195,472
79
Just north of Duma Key
I'm sorry I'm just now getting around to getting back to everyone. I first and foremost want to thank each and every one of you for the well wishes. I'm a bit overwhelmed by a lot of things right now, but just the sheer number of thoughts, and well wishes I've received from various members has been very humbling. I have no adequate way of thanking you all for the love and support you've shown toward me, so I''ll simply just say, thank you all, for everything.
I'm back home, finally, after eight days in the hospital. I had some very serious bi-lateral pulmonary embolisms which caused me some serious complications over the last week, up to, and including coding in the ER last Monday night. It was surreal experience which happened right in front of my son, my wife, and my stepson as they looked on. Without going into details, I was very fortunate to have a skilled medical team who were able to pull me back from the drain and get me stabilized. A very serious pulmonary angiogram with some major clot busting procedures later, and I could breathe again. During the hospital stay I also found out I was a diabetic...had no idea, so now in less than two weeks, I've gone from thinking I was perfectly fine, to having my health go down the tubes..lol That's no joke, I had enough tubes and lines hooked up to me I looked like something out of the The Matrix. The times they are a changin' though, just ask my wife who's glad I survived so she can remind me she told me to go the hospital three days before I did every day for the rest of our lives.

The blood clot thing may be genetic according to the doc, my dad has had some bad experiences with blood clots, but nothing this severe. All in all, I just want to thank you all very much for everything. You are truly my friends and I felt the power of the SKMB all week long.

Spidey, thank you so much for the card ma'am. That was very nice to open when I got home this evening. I have no adequate words, but thank you.

Flake, thank you so much for the check ins and messages. It was very kind of you to take time out of your busy life to listen to me blather on while I was sitting in a very boring room, not able to do much while they tried to make sure I kept improving.

DJ, as always, thanks for the well wishes, the kicks in the ass, and the humor. You and Flake kept me laughing all week, no matter how badly it hurt...lol I owe you both a debt I'll most likely never be able to repay, but if the chance arises, you can damn well bet I'll ante up.

Thank you all, you are an amazing group of people. Shannon.

Thankful you are home. Home healing is the best. Just take care of you. Follow that beam to good health. Love and ONLY green lights!!
 

king family fan

Prolific member
Jul 19, 2010
33,133
117,741
south
I'm sorry I'm just now getting around to getting back to everyone. I first and foremost want to thank each and every one of you for the well wishes. I'm a bit overwhelmed by a lot of things right now, but just the sheer number of thoughts, and well wishes I've received from various members has been very humbling. I have no adequate way of thanking you all for the love and support you've shown toward me, so I''ll simply just say, thank you all, for everything.
I'm back home, finally, after eight days in the hospital. I had some very serious bi-lateral pulmonary embolisms which caused me some serious complications over the last week, up to, and including coding in the ER last Monday night. It was surreal experience which happened right in front of my son, my wife, and my stepson as they looked on. Without going into details, I was very fortunate to have a skilled medical team who were able to pull me back from the drain and get me stabilized. A very serious pulmonary angiogram with some major clot busting procedures later, and I could breathe again. During the hospital stay I also found out I was a diabetic...had no idea, so now in less than two weeks, I've gone from thinking I was perfectly fine, to having my health go down the tubes..lol That's no joke, I had enough tubes and lines hooked up to me I looked like something out of the The Matrix. The times they are a changin' though, just ask my wife who's glad I survived so she can remind me she told me to go the hospital three days before I did every day for the rest of our lives.

The blood clot thing may be genetic according to the doc, my dad has had some bad experiences with blood clots, but nothing this severe. All in all, I just want to thank you all very much for everything. You are truly my friends and I felt the power of the SKMB all week long.

Spidey, thank you so much for the card ma'am. That was very nice to open when I got home this evening. I have no adequate words, but thank you.

Flake, thank you so much for the check ins and messages. It was very kind of you to take time out of your busy life to listen to me blather on while I was sitting in a very boring room, not able to do much while they tried to make sure I kept improving.

DJ, as always, thanks for the well wishes, the kicks in the ass, and the humor. You and Flake kept me laughing all week, no matter how badly it hurt...lol I owe you both a debt I'll most likely never be able to repay, but if the chance arises, you can damn well bet I'll ante up.

Thank you all, you are an amazing group of people. Shannon.

So happy to hear you are home. That is a scary experience.
 

Moderator

Ms. Mod
Administrator
Jul 10, 2006
52,243
157,324
Maine
I'm sorry I'm just now getting around to getting back to everyone. I first and foremost want to thank each and every one of you for the well wishes. I'm a bit overwhelmed by a lot of things right now, but just the sheer number of thoughts, and well wishes I've received from various members has been very humbling. I have no adequate way of thanking you all for the love and support you've shown toward me, so I''ll simply just say, thank you all, for everything.
I'm back home, finally, after eight days in the hospital. I had some very serious bi-lateral pulmonary embolisms which caused me some serious complications over the last week, up to, and including coding in the ER last Monday night. It was surreal experience which happened right in front of my son, my wife, and my stepson as they looked on. Without going into details, I was very fortunate to have a skilled medical team who were able to pull me back from the drain and get me stabilized. A very serious pulmonary angiogram with some major clot busting procedures later, and I could breathe again. During the hospital stay I also found out I was a diabetic...had no idea, so now in less than two weeks, I've gone from thinking I was perfectly fine, to having my health go down the tubes..lol That's no joke, I had enough tubes and lines hooked up to me I looked like something out of the The Matrix. The times they are a changin' though, just ask my wife who's glad I survived so she can remind me she told me to go the hospital three days before I did every day for the rest of our lives.

The blood clot thing may be genetic according to the doc, my dad has had some bad experiences with blood clots, but nothing this severe. All in all, I just want to thank you all very much for everything. You are truly my friends and I felt the power of the SKMB all week long.

Spidey, thank you so much for the card ma'am. That was very nice to open when I got home this evening. I have no adequate words, but thank you.

Flake, thank you so much for the check ins and messages. It was very kind of you to take time out of your busy life to listen to me blather on while I was sitting in a very boring room, not able to do much while they tried to make sure I kept improving.

DJ, as always, thanks for the well wishes, the kicks in the ass, and the humor. You and Flake kept me laughing all week, no matter how badly it hurt...lol I owe you both a debt I'll most likely never be able to repay, but if the chance arises, you can damn well bet I'll ante up.

Thank you all, you are an amazing group of people. Shannon.
So glad to hear you're home. Now, DO WHAT THE DOCTORS TELL YOU TO DO to follow up so that you will completely heal. Your family, those there with you and your extended one here, is depending on you to get healthy again and no matter how much those changes are going to suck, it's what you need to do to get there.

And now you know why back in the early, early days of the Board, I was also called Mother-ator. :)
 

FlakeNoir

Original Kiwi© SKMB®
Moderator
Apr 11, 2006
44,082
175,641
New Zealand
So glad to hear you're home. Now, DO WHAT THE DOCTORS TELL YOU TO DO to follow up so that you will completely heal. Your family, those there with you and your extended one here, is depending on you to get healthy again and no matter how much those changes are going to suck, it's what you need to do to get there.

And now you know why back in the early, early days of the Board, I was also called Mother-ator. :)
Sonofamotherswho...lesome bagel! I was just nodding off for the night when your Mother-ator voice whiplashed my neck!
 

Dana Jean

Dirty Pirate Hooker, The Return
Moderator
Apr 11, 2006
53,634
236,697
The High Seas
I'm sorry I'm just now getting around to getting back to everyone. I first and foremost want to thank each and every one of you for the well wishes. I'm a bit overwhelmed by a lot of things right now, but just the sheer number of thoughts, and well wishes I've received from various members has been very humbling. I have no adequate way of thanking you all for the love and support you've shown toward me, so I''ll simply just say, thank you all, for everything.
I'm back home, finally, after eight days in the hospital. I had some very serious bi-lateral pulmonary embolisms which caused me some serious complications over the last week, up to, and including coding in the ER last Monday night. It was surreal experience which happened right in front of my son, my wife, and my stepson as they looked on. Without going into details, I was very fortunate to have a skilled medical team who were able to pull me back from the drain and get me stabilized. A very serious pulmonary angiogram with some major clot busting procedures later, and I could breathe again. During the hospital stay I also found out I was a diabetic...had no idea, so now in less than two weeks, I've gone from thinking I was perfectly fine, to having my health go down the tubes..lol That's no joke, I had enough tubes and lines hooked up to me I looked like something out of the The Matrix. The times they are a changin' though, just ask my wife who's glad I survived so she can remind me she told me to go the hospital three days before I did every day for the rest of our lives.

The blood clot thing may be genetic according to the doc, my dad has had some bad experiences with blood clots, but nothing this severe. All in all, I just want to thank you all very much for everything. You are truly my friends and I felt the power of the SKMB all week long.

Spidey, thank you so much for the card ma'am. That was very nice to open when I got home this evening. I have no adequate words, but thank you.

Flake, thank you so much for the check ins and messages. It was very kind of you to take time out of your busy life to listen to me blather on while I was sitting in a very boring room, not able to do much while they tried to make sure I kept improving.

DJ, as always, thanks for the well wishes, the kicks in the ass, and the humor. You and Flake kept me laughing all week, no matter how badly it hurt...lol I owe you both a debt I'll most likely never be able to repay, but if the chance arises, you can damn well bet I'll ante up.

Thank you all, you are an amazing group of people. Shannon.
You had all of us very worried. And we want nothing more for you than to be healthy and with your family. So yes. It's going to be a long tough road, but you are having a Come to Jesus moment here and you need to choose the door. The lady or the tiger, boy?
 

do1you9love?

Happy to be here!
Feb 18, 2012
9,284
70,566
Virginia
I'm sorry I'm just now getting around to getting back to everyone. I first and foremost want to thank each and every one of you for the well wishes. I'm a bit overwhelmed by a lot of things right now, but just the sheer number of thoughts, and well wishes I've received from various members has been very humbling. I have no adequate way of thanking you all for the love and support you've shown toward me, so I''ll simply just say, thank you all, for everything.
I'm back home, finally, after eight days in the hospital. I had some very serious bi-lateral pulmonary embolisms which caused me some serious complications over the last week, up to, and including coding in the ER last Monday night. It was surreal experience which happened right in front of my son, my wife, and my stepson as they looked on. Without going into details, I was very fortunate to have a skilled medical team who were able to pull me back from the drain and get me stabilized. A very serious pulmonary angiogram with some major clot busting procedures later, and I could breathe again. During the hospital stay I also found out I was a diabetic...had no idea, so now in less than two weeks, I've gone from thinking I was perfectly fine, to having my health go down the tubes..lol That's no joke, I had enough tubes and lines hooked up to me I looked like something out of the The Matrix. The times they are a changin' though, just ask my wife who's glad I survived so she can remind me she told me to go the hospital three days before I did every day for the rest of our lives.

The blood clot thing may be genetic according to the doc, my dad has had some bad experiences with blood clots, but nothing this severe. All in all, I just want to thank you all very much for everything. You are truly my friends and I felt the power of the SKMB all week long.

Spidey, thank you so much for the card ma'am. That was very nice to open when I got home this evening. I have no adequate words, but thank you.

Flake, thank you so much for the check ins and messages. It was very kind of you to take time out of your busy life to listen to me blather on while I was sitting in a very boring room, not able to do much while they tried to make sure I kept improving.

DJ, as always, thanks for the well wishes, the kicks in the ass, and the humor. You and Flake kept me laughing all week, no matter how badly it hurt...lol I owe you both a debt I'll most likely never be able to repay, but if the chance arises, you can damn well bet I'll ante up.

Thank you all, you are an amazing group of people. Shannon.
So glad you are still with us, ghostie!! Continued good vibes your way and for Tamara and the boys, who will have to put up with your whining!! Now, don't do that to us again!!
:biglove:
 

ghost19

"Have I run too far to get home?"
Sep 25, 2011
8,926
56,578
51
Arkansas
So glad you are still with us, ghostie!! Continued good vibes your way and for Tamara and the boys, who will have to put up with your whining!! Now, don't do that to us again!!
:biglove:
There's nothing like having your 5'6 wife look up at you, eyes blazing, while poking you repeatedly in the chest with her finger as she accentuates every word "THE NEXT TIME I MAKE A CALL THAT YOU DON'T SEEM TO BE BREATHING VERY WELL, YOU WILL GO TO THE HOSPITAL, WITHOUT PROTEST AND WITHOUT FURTHER DISCUSSION!!!"

Gulp.....yes ma'am. Sometimes I wish she didn't have the EMT training, it's quite annoying.
 

osnafrank

Well-Known Member
Jan 24, 2017
7,121
50,822
48
Germany
I'm sorry I'm just now getting around to getting back to everyone. I first and foremost want to thank each and every one of you for the well wishes. I'm a bit overwhelmed by a lot of things right now, but just the sheer number of thoughts, and well wishes I've received from various members has been very humbling. I have no adequate way of thanking you all for the love and support you've shown toward me, so I''ll simply just say, thank you all, for everything.
I'm back home, finally, after eight days in the hospital. I had some very serious bi-lateral pulmonary embolisms which caused me some serious complications over the last week, up to, and including coding in the ER last Monday night. It was surreal experience which happened right in front of my son, my wife, and my stepson as they looked on. Without going into details, I was very fortunate to have a skilled medical team who were able to pull me back from the drain and get me stabilized. A very serious pulmonary angiogram with some major clot busting procedures later, and I could breathe again. During the hospital stay I also found out I was a diabetic...had no idea, so now in less than two weeks, I've gone from thinking I was perfectly fine, to having my health go down the tubes..lol That's no joke, I had enough tubes and lines hooked up to me I looked like something out of the The Matrix. The times they are a changin' though, just ask my wife who's glad I survived so she can remind me she told me to go the hospital three days before I did every day for the rest of our lives.

The blood clot thing may be genetic according to the doc, my dad has had some bad experiences with blood clots, but nothing this severe. All in all, I just want to thank you all very much for everything. You are truly my friends and I felt the power of the SKMB all week long.

Spidey, thank you so much for the card ma'am. That was very nice to open when I got home this evening. I have no adequate words, but thank you.

Flake, thank you so much for the check ins and messages. It was very kind of you to take time out of your busy life to listen to me blather on while I was sitting in a very boring room, not able to do much while they tried to make sure I kept improving.

DJ, as always, thanks for the well wishes, the kicks in the ass, and the humor. You and Flake kept me laughing all week, no matter how badly it hurt...lol I owe you both a debt I'll most likely never be able to repay, but if the chance arises, you can damn well bet I'll ante up.

Thank you all, you are an amazing group of people. Shannon.

Glad to hear you are home again.
Continued positive vibes and thoughts your way
 

king family fan

Prolific member
Jul 19, 2010
33,133
117,741
south
There's nothing like having your 5'6 wife look up at you, eyes blazing, while poking you repeatedly in the chest with her finger as she accentuates every word "THE NEXT TIME I MAKE A CALL THAT YOU DON'T SEEM TO BE BREATHING VERY WELL, YOU WILL GO TO THE HOSPITAL, WITHOUT PROTEST AND WITHOUT FURTHER DISCUSSION!!!"

Gulp.....yes ma'am. Sometimes I wish she didn't have the EMT training, it's quite annoying.

tells me she loves you very much.
 

swiftdog2.0

I tell you one and one makes three...
Mar 16, 2010
7,095
35,344
Macroverse
I'm sorry I'm just now getting around to getting back to everyone. I first and foremost want to thank each and every one of you for the well wishes. I'm a bit overwhelmed by a lot of things right now, but just the sheer number of thoughts, and well wishes I've received from various members has been very humbling. I have no adequate way of thanking you all for the love and support you've shown toward me, so I''ll simply just say, thank you all, for everything.
I'm back home, finally, after eight days in the hospital. I had some very serious bi-lateral pulmonary embolisms which caused me some serious complications over the last week, up to, and including coding in the ER last Monday night. It was surreal experience which happened right in front of my son, my wife, and my stepson as they looked on. Without going into details, I was very fortunate to have a skilled medical team who were able to pull me back from the drain and get me stabilized. A very serious pulmonary angiogram with some major clot busting procedures later, and I could breathe again. During the hospital stay I also found out I was a diabetic...had no idea, so now in less than two weeks, I've gone from thinking I was perfectly fine, to having my health go down the tubes..lol That's no joke, I had enough tubes and lines hooked up to me I looked like something out of the The Matrix. The times they are a changin' though, just ask my wife who's glad I survived so she can remind me she told me to go the hospital three days before I did every day for the rest of our lives.

The blood clot thing may be genetic according to the doc, my dad has had some bad experiences with blood clots, but nothing this severe. All in all, I just want to thank you all very much for everything. You are truly my friends and I felt the power of the SKMB all week long.

Spidey, thank you so much for the card ma'am. That was very nice to open when I got home this evening. I have no adequate words, but thank you.

Flake, thank you so much for the check ins and messages. It was very kind of you to take time out of your busy life to listen to me blather on while I was sitting in a very boring room, not able to do much while they tried to make sure I kept improving.

DJ, as always, thanks for the well wishes, the kicks in the ass, and the humor. You and Flake kept me laughing all week, no matter how badly it hurt...lol I owe you both a debt I'll most likely never be able to repay, but if the chance arises, you can damn well bet I'll ante up.

Thank you all, you are an amazing group of people. Shannon.

Holy crap, Ghostman!

Glad to hear you are on the mend. Clan SwiftDog wishes you a speedy recovery.