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paul2000 said:
HI there are some nice photo,s there and some magic griffs as well i,ll try and make it next year could not get there this year as going in to hospital thursday for by pass (heart) not road, so griff has been of the road about 10 months now looking forward to next april
Edited by Barreti on Wednesday 20th August 16:01
thanks lads i,ll have to take my lap top in so i can keep up with the griff forum i am on it most day of the week looking at some of the prob,s that turn up plus like to say thank to every one that,s help me in the past and look forward to the future help can,t wait to get in hospital get it done and get fit so i can sort some little things out on the griff, got to make the growl next year ,cheers everyone paul
Paul,
Best wishes, I had a triple by-pass in 2004 after a heart attack in 2003. Take it steady in your convalesence, it will take at least twelve weeks and there are always little twinges, aches and pains afterwards.
The op is well worthwile you will feel a great benefit from it.
If you have any concerns or want to chat before you talk to the medics feel free to PM me at any time.
I had mine done at Glenfields in Leicester who were superb and I spoke with the ward several times after I got home for reassurance about little twinges.
All the best
YB
Best wishes, I had a triple by-pass in 2004 after a heart attack in 2003. Take it steady in your convalesence, it will take at least twelve weeks and there are always little twinges, aches and pains afterwards.
The op is well worthwile you will feel a great benefit from it.
If you have any concerns or want to chat before you talk to the medics feel free to PM me at any time.
I had mine done at Glenfields in Leicester who were superb and I spoke with the ward several times after I got home for reassurance about little twinges.
All the best
YB
thanks yellawbelly its always good to chat with someone who,s had one (bye pass) it helps with the unknown factor, .I should be in good hands as my wife works as a nurse onthe ward that i will be going too (no peace for the wicked)hoping to be out in about 4/6 days if all goe,s well manythanks again P.S. with a bit of luck i will be running round the bedroom after the wife 0 TO 60 4.1 sec. thanks paul
paul2000 said:
HI ,thanks for all yourbest wishes i am sure i read that you already had a charity (firemans ) but it might be a good idea to share ,if you agree , i would put it to a vote and see what peaple say ,many thanks again paul,hope to see you all at next years growl
Yeah, the 2008 Growl charity is Fire Brigade's Victim's of Fire and we chose them because of the four firefighters from Ettington (village where the Growl is held) who lost their lives fighting a warehouse fire earlier in this year.I was thinking we could do British Heart Foundation for 2009...
Andrea (MrsFFG)
paul2000 said:
thanks yellawbelly its always good to chat with someone who,s had one (bye pass) it helps with the unknown factor, .I should be in good hands as my wife works as a nurse onthe ward that i will be going too (no peace for the wicked)hoping to be out in about 4/6 days if all goe,s well manythanks again P.S. with a bit of luck i will be running round the bedroom after the wife 0 TO 60 4.1 sec. thanks paul
Top Bloke LordGrover said:
paul2000 said:
I should be in good hands as my wife works as a nurse onthe ward that i will be going too (no peace for the wicked)
Which is the wicked one though? 
All the best.
I got the rather large one humourous one, the day after my op who gave me a full strip wash, at which point one's manhood is as fullsome as a dehydrated gherkin which she took great delight in pointing out! Eeevvviiilllll!
YB
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