Best wishes to Phil t4 - Page 12

JMEcdti · 29th April 2017, 06:35

Hope you get better soon, Phil. Take some time to rest, after all, your health is more important than anything else.
By the way, it was great to meet you last week.

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RogerHeinz57 · 29th May 2017, 19:05

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Sadly, Phil had to go back into hospital this morning at 07:00 again with breathing difficulties. The chambers in the heart are being restricted by fluid build up, thus oxygen circulation is very restricted. The result is quite obviously devastating. There are meds that will assist Phil in the future, but this initial situation is quite serious and hope he can be kept in for some regular nebulising which allows opening up of the lung pores for oxygen to feed the body much needed resource. Not a great place for anybody at all.

Stay calm Phil, keep the drugs going in and let me know if you need assistance.

I will try to update this post when more info becomes available.

Hi Folks, just to update as I said I would.
I have been over to Phil's today and between us did a clutch on a local member's car, attentions were placed on Phil's welfare as well as the job in hand. We have done plenty of work together in the past and was superb to be able to do some stuff today. With knowledge of capabilities and no-go areas, we did the job as good as always despite both of our restrictions, only banged my head on the crane boom twice today (On my blind side) ! Great working with this Dude and looking forward to more in the future !
Phil's progress has been great over the last few weeks, looking a lot better and feeling capable of tasks again ! Well done Phil !

keithst24 · 29th May 2017, 19:09

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Originally Posted by RogerHeinz57

Hi Folks, just to update as I said I would.
I have been over to Phil's today and between us did a clutch on a local member's car, attentions were placed on Phil's welfare as well as the job in hand. We have done plenty of work together in the past and was superb to be able to do some stuff today. With knowledge of capabilities and no-go areas, we did the job as good as always despite both of our restrictions, only banged my head on the crane boom twice today (On my blind side) ! Great working with this Dude and looking forward to more in the future !
Phil's progress has been great over the last few weeks, looking a lot better and feeling capable of tasks again ! Well done Phil !

Thanks for the update Roger.......Phil is a total Diamond ...glad he is on the mend

squire · 29th May 2017, 19:27

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Thanks for the update Roger.......Phil is a total Diamond ...glad he is on the mend

24 carat diamond, or whatever it is diamonds are rated in

Still make sure you don't overdo it Phil.
All the best,
Martyn

Mickyboy · 29th May 2017, 19:33

Super smashing great, great work by the pair of you glad to hear about Phil,
I like reading good news posts

Mick

Robbo1986 · 29th May 2017, 20:57

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Originally Posted by RogerHeinz57

Hi Folks, just to update as I said I would.
I have been over to Phil's today and between us did a clutch on a local member's car, attentions were placed on Phil's welfare as well as the job in hand. We have done plenty of work together in the past and was superb to be able to do some stuff today. With knowledge of capabilities and no-go areas, we did the job as good as always despite both of our restrictions, only banged my head on the crane boom twice today (On my blind side) ! Great working with this Dude and looking forward to more in the future !
Phil's progress has been great over the last few weeks, looking a lot better and feeling capable of tasks again ! Well done Phil !

Superb news Phil is a clever mechanic and great he's on the mend maybe the pair of you could do my clutch 😄😄😄

RogerHeinz57 · 29th May 2017, 21:11

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Superb news Phil is a clever mechanic and great he's on the mend maybe the pair of you could do my clutch 😄😄😄

This can be done, just drop Phil a line and he can book you in.

Phil-T4 · 31st May 2017, 08:32

Thanks for all the kind words

Yes things are definitely getting better for me, Monday's clutch change went very well, the only issue i have is getting up too quickly and going dizzy but this is because of the medication keeping my heart rate and BP low but as long as i remember that everything appears to be ok

Still lots of hospital and doctor appointments to do, my lung function tests were rather poor and a couldn't pass the spirometry tests until they dosed me with ventolin and then i manged to scrap through!

As long as pace myself it will now be business as usual

Cable Tie · 31st May 2017, 08:51

Just take it easy buddy take your time and take the easy jobs first and choose to leave the awkward ones life's too short and only one chance not a rehearsal and money isn't everything yes it helps but health and wellbeing is far more precious good luck for the future and hope you can get back on an even keel

VVC-Geeza · 31st May 2017, 10:18

Phil did THIS job for me a few months back and I can't express my gratitude enough to him.A truely versatile and uniquely knowledgeable chap

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Phil-T4 I really should get out more....... MG ZT-T, Rover 75 Tourer Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Olney Posts: 2,969 Thanks: 245 Thanked 1,088 Times in 657 Posts	Thanks for all the kind words Yes things are definitely getting better for me, Monday's clutch change went very well, the only issue i have is getting up too quickly and going dizzy but this is because of the medication keeping my heart rate and BP low but as long as i remember that everything appears to be ok Still lots of hospital and doctor appointments to do, my lung function tests were rather poor and a couldn't pass the spirometry tests until they dosed me with ventolin and then i manged to scrap through! As long as pace myself it will now be business as usual