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Brothers! Actually, that is pretty cool!

 

Great news that you're home and starting to get out and about... sounds like you are on the right path.

 

Good to see the moderation going with all this banter. Good to be well, at home and building up your strength.

Have a great evening and a fine day tomorrow.

Don

 

Slow and steady progress from here on out, just be sure to follow your doctors orders and don't try to shortcut the process....

You're gonna make it!

 

Wow, I am just catching up myself and finally realize, Nathan, that your constitution has really been put to the test and you passed with flying colors. I second the advice you have been given to follow doctor's orders. In my case the instructions are to eat and exercise while my surgery wound gets dressed every day by UVA home nurses. My problem was twisted colon, and I will never forget being asked during the first week whether I had Farted (in those words) I was tempted to say it sounded like my Roadster the first day I passed gas! My best wishes to you, Nathan.

 

Keep up the good work, Nathan.

 

Glad you are feeling better. Hope you have a great day.

 

Time it is all about time, have a great day Nathan!

Don

 

So glad you're feeling better, the walks will sure help.

 

All part of the process, buddy. You're doing great.

 

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Nate, you know my wife is a cardiac nuke tech and she has always said the above is true post heart surgery.

 

Great talking with you today!! Lots to look forward to with so much now behind you.

 

Hahahaha...like I told ya, we are foodies. Just name the time and I'll make the trek over. It WAS fun and good to see you and Chuck again.

 

Alice?

 

I think she'll know....

 

That would be SOOOO easy, just come to Milwaukee.

Better yet, Bring Grace Slick with you, and maybe you could hook the two up. Then you could probably get more than a beer.

 

As a young lad...1969, I was soooo in love with Grace Slick. Wearing white and singing white rabbit early in the morning at Woodstock. Those were the days!