JohnZ, say it ain't so?

[wtexz10]

Well that made my day!  Glad to hear you're improving John.

[dutch]

       This does make all our Camaro brothers and sisters day, certainly a lot brighter! Great news!!

[6667ss138]

So glad to hear this!! 

[buenymayor]

Excellent news! You are still in our prayers, John.

[bergy]

Great news!  We're supporting you in prayer John.

[PURESS]

nice to hear!!!!!!  made my morning, my day, my year, my....

[ss jim]

Good news John! My continued prayers.

[Vince]

Great news John.  My prayers for your continued recovery.

[Z28Project]

Glad to hear this!  The power of prayer and forces at a much higher level than we can understand.

[big iron]

Does anyone know anything about John's recovery?
Bob

[bertfam]

Does anyone know anything about John's recovery?

John has shown remarkable improvement over the last few months and was discharged from the Hospice facility last Wednesday (02-15-17). He's now home and I'm sure he'll be checking in shortly.

Ed

[BULLITT65]

Wells thats good news. Just in time for spring John has a new lease on life...

[JohnZ]

Does anyone know anything about John's recovery?

John has shown remarkable improvement over the last few months and was discharged from the Hospice facility last Wednesday (02-15-17). He's now home and I'm sure he'll be checking in shortly.

Ed

Hi, guys, and you all have my deep appreciation for your thoughts and prayers - that has to be what turned this medical nightmare around, I'm sure. It sure feels good to be back among the living - I came perilously close to the other side in December, after 14 weeks of five separate middle-of-the-night screaming ambulance rides to Emergency admissions for gastrointestinal, heart, lung, and kidney failures (singly, and in combination), only four days at home in 4 months, professional in-patient rehab following hospital discharges, and 8 weeks of in-patient Hospice treatment after the doctors gave up.

Got to me for a while, then I decided it was MY decision, and with the emotional support of the Hospice folks, your thoughts and prayers, and the continuing positive encouragement of my wife Linda and many of my closest friends, about the third week of Hospice my health took a dramatic upturn, I walked for the first time since everything went downhill in early September, the "crisis" in my medical condition faded, and things continued to improve, to the point that I left the outside Hospice facility last Wednesday, standing up and walking.

I'm on oxygen 24/7 (concentrators in the house and in the garage office with nasal cannulas - no bottles) and my new buddy-for-life urinary catheter (Foley) in addition to my insulin regimen as a diabetic. There are about 14 other things that aren't working right either, but I'm sticking with what we're doing - it's working. (-:

It's great to be back! I'm glad I built this garage 48' deep 16 years ago - the new 44'-long ramp up to the door to the kitchen works out just fine. Even Max the dog figured it out!  :-)

[maroman]

John, WAY TO GO. Keep up the recovery!

[cook_dw]

Awesome to see you post and glad you are in good spirits..  Now keep getting better!!