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That is good news.......... Thanks for posting John.......

If the physio's have Anna walking on a frame she will be home next week to begin her recovery there.......

........... as soon as she gets home she will be wanting to get back on the forum.....then organose Camps...... but for me ...... Get better before you start organising Anna.......

Thoughts and prayers still with Anna & Jimmy.......... from us here in the Low Counties...

IN AMONGST ALL THE CHAOS THE WEATHER HAS BROUGHT ABOUT THIS IS THE BEST EVER NEWS

What a smashing outcome to a horrendous 7 weeks. Now the jokes can start and get Jimmy back in the swing of the forum and of course not forgetting Anna.

Well done ANNA

Wonder if they will ever know what happened to Anna.

Absolutely Brilliant News

Great news Now she needs to get the typing finger back in shape A little forum exercise will be in order next

All the best for a speedy recovery from the frozen North.

jimbo44 wrote:Wonder if they will ever know what happened to Anna.

Good question and the answer is "who knows" She has apparently had pneumonia, but I suspect that that was a side effect of whatever she had wrong with her. Last best guess was "a virus of some sort" (excuse the technical language )

that is marvellous news.thanks for the update,john.
jamie and sharon
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Great News++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

It'll be good have her back on here

Not sure its possible for a woman to be an 'old bugger' though

Thanks for keeping us posted John

Brilliant!

I hope Jimmy gets on the phone at 0930 hrs to book the Tough Northerners camp

Seeing this news has made my day

All the best to Anna for a speedy recovery (after 7 weeks in bed ) but she will need to take it steady so no organising meets in February , and best wishes to Jimmy who must have had a horrendous few weeks too.

Take care both of you,
Sarah

It sounds like Anna is on the road to recovery.

Fantastic, let's hope all continues to go well.

Look forward to seeing you aout and about Anna, and well done to Jimmy.

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The good news - Anna.........even tried to walk today (with the aid of a frame) but soon found out that 7 weeks in bed leaves the muscles very weak........
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Some really good news among all this icy chill. Thanks for keeping us posted,John.

Anna, take it easy - get the forum fingers going, then the shutter button finger, and worry about walking when all the snow and ice has gone. Not many of us oldies are doing much walking at the moment due to the icy conditions, so we'll probably all end up having to do muscle rehab with you

You're in a particularly bad spot too, judging by the minus 18C reported last night in Oxfordshire, so get home as soon as they'll let you, keep warm, and be patient about recovery - it will take time but it's going to happen, that's the good bit I've been there, although as a youngster. After a road accident, I was in a full length leg plaster and on crutches for 4 months, in the bad winter of 1962/63.

At the end of that, the NHS sent me off to a residential rehab unit near Watford for a month, to get me walking - but I don't think they offer that any more, do they?

We're all rooting for you

David, Di and family

francophile1947 wrote:Right, just got off the phone with Jimmy.
First the bad news - THERE ISN'T ANY
The good news - Anna is now breathing on her own and no longer needs oxygen. She is talking and even eating a little. The old bugger even tried to walk today (with the aid of a frame) but soon found out that 7 weeks in bed leaves the muscles very weak - Jimmy's days of peace and quiet are clearly coming to an end

Brilliant news a good start to the new year , come on Anna we need you to get the meets organised.
Take care of yourself now Jimmy, you will need your strength to fend off Anna .

mikeonb4c wrote:Not sure its possible for a woman to be an 'old bugger' though

Have you met her?