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Hello All:)
Well they realeased me from the hospital today and I am doing well. Back to talking with some slurring and heaviness to my speech but everyone is very impressed with how well I am doing. Have not had to have pain meds since last Friday and I feel great.
I would really like to thank you ALL for the support you have given me. I love the Lil T that I got. I will post a pic once home next week. Pretty tired and really looking forward to just relaxing in a familiar place for the next while. I will try to catch up on everything but you folks have been busy. Again thanks and Take Care.
Craig
4 s ter
10-21-2004, 04:03 PM
Craig
Great News! and welcome back.
David
Simona
10-21-2004, 04:13 PM
Good news, take care! :)
AllenETreat
10-21-2004, 06:26 PM
Hello All:)
Have not had to have pain meds since last Friday and I feel great.
Craig
Those pain killers are the only redeeming part of "after surgery"! ;)
Ah well, better you don't need'em! Cancer Schmancer! Welcome back
CKE! ( all to the tune of "the maple leaf rag"! :D )
AET
jbake
10-21-2004, 06:48 PM
WELCOME HOME!
samosaurus
10-21-2004, 07:04 PM
Good to hear from ya! Take care and get well bro! ;)
Sam
Senate
10-21-2004, 07:26 PM
Well this great news deserves its Spydie buying...
Which one will it be? :)
king-of-mars
10-21-2004, 09:32 PM
Craig,
Welcome back, happy to hear you're getting better. :D
dialex
10-22-2004, 12:01 AM
Welcome back Craig. Take a well deserved rest and enjoy your new Spydie :)
The Deacon
10-22-2004, 12:05 AM
Good to have you back with us Craig, sounds like you're making excellent progress, have a safe trip home.
UK KEN
10-22-2004, 02:17 AM
:D :D Great to hear that you are feeling so well! :D :D
I hope that you continue to recover swiftly. Best wishes to you and Mrs. Craig!
Regards Ken :D
Shiden
10-22-2004, 03:57 AM
Great news!
Welcome back!
Shiden
DAYWALKER
10-22-2004, 04:35 AM
Aloha Brother!
Right on man...now as I already told you, comes the "going through the motions" part. You've beaten "this"...
Mahalo for keeping us posted and God bless you my friend!
Woo-Hoo! :D :D :D
CKE!! :) Glad to hear you are home! Finished the "Ride for the Roses" and the stories of survivorship before, during, and after the ride just blew me away. Lance said for you to "Fight like hell!" You've got the right attitude and a great support system out there. More to follow from Java later but check out the Lance Armstrong Foundation at www.laf.org for some great information and inspirational personal stories of folks who made it through their battle with cancer. It's an excellent resource for cancer research and survivorship.
One day at a time - each morning is a fresh start to live this particular day right and string them together in a life of action and purpose. We're with you all the way. So go, man. GO! :) :cool:
Oh....and Zrexxer, if you're listening you and all them other Austinites should be proud of the support and community response to the LAF and for the Ride for the Roses weekend. I've ridden a lot of Centuries and a fair number of charity/fund raising rides but nothing compares to the show of force that the people of Austin, Elgin, and the surrounding area contributed to make this a successful and inspiring event. Y'all done good!! ;)
boxer93
10-22-2004, 10:48 AM
CKE,
Great to hear you're out. I hope that your rest gets you back to 100%
Chris
Jurphaas
10-22-2004, 11:12 AM
CKE - Welcome home buddy! Enjoy the rest and the recovery time at home. We'll meet at the usual place again (here, ;) )
I'm glad to hear that everything has gone well and that you're home. Keep healing and have fun with that new Spydie! :spyder:
Craig, it's great to see you out and about once again! You're still in my daily prayers. Get some rest, relax, enjoy the time away from work (hell, I'd try to look at it as a vacation....when life gives you lemons, make lemonade, that sort of thing).
Thanks everyone. This is such a great support place. Always puts a smile on my face:) I lost around 22 lbs while in the hospital and the weeks leading up to the surgery. So my main goal now before radiation is to put some meat back on my bones. It is so nice to eat again with no pain. My jaw is broken but I can eat anything you can mash with a fork which is way better than the pureed meatloaf they fed me the one night:( Ah well, all part of the healing process. I have to take a nap every afternoon to recharge the batteries but again all part of the recovery. Again thanks for everything you guys...the support has been wonderful and greatly appreciated. Take Care and see ya around the forum:)
Craig
SURLY
10-24-2004, 10:26 AM
Glad Your Back ! Rest Up and Get Strong :spyder: Bro !
Great that you're back home! You'll beat it!
Ted
spyderknut
10-29-2004, 10:39 AM
So glad to have you back!
Eat everything the rest of us have to avoid but also get out and walk a few times a week. Easy for me to say from Florida, but do try to stay fit.
When does radiation start? How many times a week and for How many weeks? How long is the commute to the radiation clinic?
Ray.Hood
10-29-2004, 11:16 AM
Hey CKE, good to have ya back with us. I wish you a speedy
recovery and lots of new Spydies to pass the time with.
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