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Comments: Susan, you know I will be sending positive thoughts and prayers your way tomorrow. We will be anxious to hear when you are out of surgery and in recovery. Love you much. What great news from Dane. He sounds great and thank God for answered prayers!
Comments: Dane, that's wonderful news! Quite a close call though. Thanks to all for the prayers. And Jack, you're just all heart!
Comments: Jack, I'll know better next time.
Comments: I have some great news about Dane Thronton!! Best way to let you know how he's doing is to post his em & let you read it. I only had to delete 3 words & edit one. LOL So here it is: "I am sorry I am just getting this out. I have been home for a little over two weeks now, sure is good too! Most evryone knows of most of my situation, but just a short story for those who don't. Seems I had pneumonia, which started a sepsis infection. The ER folks at Plano Medical Center did not do a good job for me, the CCU doctors rescued me from that place. After almost two hours of waiting ( I remember walking through the doors), they let me lay for four more hours. Most of the rest of the story is from what I have been told. I was on the respirator for twelve days, and had dialysis for five days, and about twelve tubes entering into my body. One doctor told me I had a one percent chance of survival, thirty minutes to an hour prior to expiration. So, I would like to thank all who offered prayers and thoughts for me. This is the closest I have been, but no white light. I guess being a hard headed a**hole might have helped. I can't wait until my Guardian Angel sets me down for debriefing, might loose some butt! Thanks again for all each one of ya'll did. My wife and several of my family and close friends were by my side everyday, how lucky can a guy be. My oldest daughter, Jennifer, told me that if it had been my time, she remembered me saying that I have had a ball in this life, and it is true. Not many folks get to do something and enjoy it. Things are great, albeit very slow on the recovery side. Kinda lets a guy know he ain't eighteen or twenty anymore, be sixty two on the twelth of next month. Almost didn't get that first ss check! But, here I am still kickin and raisin' what little hell I can. Hope to see as many of you as I can, just know that I love each and every one of ya'll."
Comments: Praying all goes good Susan.
Comments: Consider it done, Susan. I don't understand why you didn't give our group a chance to do some adjustments to your back before going to all this trouble. I think Rick has a rack at place we could use to do a little stretching. You could go riding around the golf course with Bovie. He doesn't miss a rut, divot, gully or hill and he hits them all at top speed. That will jar everything around some. Or you could try and mimic The Pool Guy's golf swing, inside out and over the top. Coasty Don could hook you up to some of those animals around his place and let them loose in 4 different directions. I'm sure somebody would be willing to walk up and down your back, toes a'wiggling. Could be one of these would have fixed you right up. But since your plans are made for tomorrow, we'll just do as you requested!!
Comments: Susan, Hope your surgery goes very well, and you will be pain free. I'll be thinking of you, and praying for you. Love you beautiful friend!
Comments: Susan, you can count on it! I'll be thinking of you and praying for a successful surgery so you can be rid of that back pain. Let us know how you are doing as soon as you're able.  Linda - Either way is fine, but copying them to your pc & then emailing them wd be much faster & cheaper. If I cd hve them tonight or by tmo it wd be great & I can post them, if not, it wd be next wk. Don & I are getting ano of the triplets for a stay here at the house. It's Daniels turn. Don will meet our dtr in Temple at the McDonalds Wed mrng & make the exchange. All day Wed & Thur they will do fun guy things. I'm off Fri so we can both entertain him & play ball at the park. Early Sat we head to Austin to return him.Will be late Sun nite when we get home.
Comments: Susan......you got mine, thanks for sharing !
Comments: Susan, You are at the top of my prayer list...along with the medical staff and your family. Love you, Lady.
Comments: Susan, I'll be sending up prayers for you and the doctors and your recovery. Hope the operation is a success. SNL - I put the pics I took at the Girl's Breakfast on a disc. Do I copy them (about 6) to my computer and email them to you or do I mail you the disc? I don't remember.
Comments: I know this group is really good a sending up prayers for recovery, so I'm placing my request. I'm going in for spine surgery tomorrow and would appreciate any prayer requests. I should be back home by Friday and recovering over the next couple of months. Thanks everyone.
Comments: Rick, thanks for taking the rain to Florida with you. It is a great day here. Sun Shine, no wind and rising temperatures. I always thought you were a smart feller. How in the world could you go to Florida and NOT take shorts or a bathing suit?? Do you do your own packing??
Comments: Well here I am in not so sunny Florida and it's raining in Tampa. Saturday it was warm and sunny people were out by the pool sun bathing and I forgot to bring my shorts and tank top. Well think of me while you are headed for work on Monday because I'm working here in not so sunny Florida.
Comments: Folks, FYI - This bike belongs to one of the former squad leaders from Vic Noah's Marine Corps unit in Vietnam.
Although Vic was inducted into the In Memory Honor Roll and his name doesn’t appear on The Wall, his name does appear on the rear cargo box of the bike. - Don
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