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hi guys I came home on Saturday after noon.
the operation went well and I will find out in about 2 weeks what the tumor is in my kidney.the next day I had believe it or not I had stake and kidney pie for dinner.I said its not mine is it? :lol:
although the nurse's were very good at taking care of me but I found it a little depressing seeing other patients with tubes and things coming out of their bodies.I had a choice. so I decided to suffer at home rather than there.
anyway a part from heavy pain and things I'm doing find.
mobility is vastly reduce. it takes me about 5 minutes to get out of bed and the same getting out of the chair :lol: :lol: .
I'll keep you guy informed on how things going in my recovery. johnny
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Good luck, John! Just hand in there and do as you are told. It won't be long til you are up and at 'em.

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Yeah Johnny Hope you have a speedy recovery.
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Glad to hear you are at home. I agree, you will feel so much better recovering at home than in the hospital. Speedy recovery Johnny!!!!
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thanks.looking forward to abled again :wink:
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Good to hear you are back home, hope the test results in 2 weeks are good. The first couple weeks are the most frustrating. When I was released after surgery in August, 08, a 3 minute walk wiped me out. Within 2-3 weeks I could walk two miles at a fast pace. By November I could do whatever I wanted, except for shooting a bow, or riding a motorcycle. By this summer, even that was over with, and I put around 5,000 miles on two wheels.

Just do what the doctors say, and you'll do fine.

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I agree , recovering at home is hands down on any Hospital.
Hope all turns out well for you in two weeks
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yay Johnny take care mate.

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Stay well, Johnny...you know, I still need you for the TS400 rack :wink:
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Glad to hear you're up and about, John. As others posted, take it easy for a while and don't overtax yourself. The world of old bikes still needs your rack-building talents for quite awhile yet...... :wink: :lol:
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Glad to have you back. Heal up quickly, mate!


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Good to hear you made…keep well!
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cheers guys :wink:
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Feeling any better :D
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