The Chill Out Zone - Page 9841

windrush · 2nd February 2016, 09:01

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Originally Posted by greendriver

Morning all. Looking forward to the Spring. OMG it's insurance time, will sanity prevail - do I protect my NCB when they say the premium will be recalculated after a claim anyway...? so many q's

Good morning Andy

Gate Keeper · 2nd February 2016, 09:03

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Originally Posted by Rev Jules

Hi Phil/ Jessica, Everything is good with us at the moment, when I look at some of the ailments people have on here I consider my family to be so lucky too be
in good health.
Anyway, how are things with both of you your reports coming through make for good reading, and I do hope you will rapidly improve in you getting behind the wheel again., please dont do anything silly to impede your improving health.
Hope to see you both very soon, take care.

Julien and Dawn

Good morning to you both

Julien welcome to the day. I spoke with Jessica last night about going to the New Inn on the 21st and about it's good food and accommodation. Of Gus and his report of his visit. A 60 mile drive each way, normally that would be nothing. I will know nearer to the time if we can make it or not. You are wise to remind me to be careful.

Tomorrow will be 8 weeks post op. I am seeing the surgeon tomorrow at 7:30 pm for his conclusions. The danger zone for the bypass graft failure is 6-12 weeks post op. I rested up yesterday and today I am taking it easy after having 4 long walks over the weekend.

Apparently we are lucky to have a strong woman

Last evening the insurance company who covered me for the operation, emailed me the details of my claim. I always feel tense when they write in case they find some reason not to pay. I was pleasantly surprised they have agreed to pay everything in full and said I need do nothing other than get better. A relief

The surgeons fees came to £1000. The aneasthetist was £500 and the 6 nights in hospital was £1000. Outpatient appointments, blood tests and scans £1400 so far ... everything paid

thank you Julien for encouraging me to get through.

greendriver · 2nd February 2016, 09:06

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Originally Posted by windrush

Good morning Andy

Morning Derek. Sorry I didn't make the meet - had everyone's chest infection for about 3 weeks now, fed up with it, to be honest.

FLYER · 2nd February 2016, 09:50

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning to you both

Julien welcome to the day. I spoke with Jessica last night about going to the New Inn on the 21st and about it's good food and accommodation. Of Gus and his report of his visit. A 60 mile drive each way, normally that would be nothing. I will know nearer to the time if we can make it or not. You are wise to remind me to be careful.

Tomorrow will be 8 weeks post op. I am seeing the surgeon tomorrow at 7:30 pm for his conclusions. The danger zone for the bypass graft failure is 6-12 weeks post op. I rested up yesterday and today I am taking it easy after having 4 long walks over the weekend.

Apparently we are lucky to have a strong woman

Last evening the insurance company who covered me for the operation, emailed me the details of my claim. I always feel tense when they write in case they find some reason not to pay. I was pleasantly surprised they have agreed to pay everything in full and said I need do nothing other than get better. A relief

The surgeons fees came to £1000. The aneasthetist was £500 and the 6 nights in hospital was £1000. Outpatient appointments, blood tests and scans £1400 so far ... everything paid

thank you Julien for encouraging me to get through.

even more good news.

Happy for you Phil.

coolcat · 2nd February 2016, 10:19

Been someone run over by a bus on the roundabout junction with the shop.
Clacton is at a standstill whilst the emergency services deal with the incident .

Hope and pray the person(s) involved makes a recovery but by the amount of services involved it doesn't look good!

reworht · 2nd February 2016, 10:20

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning to you both

Julien welcome to the day. I spoke with Jessica last night about going to the New Inn on the 21st and about it's good food and accommodation. Of Gus and his report of his visit. A 60 mile drive each way, normally that would be nothing. I will know nearer to the time if we can make it or not. You are wise to remind me to be careful.

Tomorrow will be 8 weeks post op. I am seeing the surgeon tomorrow at 7:30 pm for his conclusions. The danger zone for the bypass graft failure is 6-12 weeks post op. I rested up yesterday and today I am taking it easy after having 4 long walks over the weekend.

Apparently we are lucky to have a strong woman

Last evening the insurance company who covered me for the operation, emailed me the details of my claim. I always feel tense when they write in case they find some reason not to pay. I was pleasantly surprised they have agreed to pay everything in full and said I need do nothing other than get better. A relief

The surgeons fees came to £1000. The aneasthetist was £500 and the 6 nights in hospital was £1000. Outpatient appointments, blood tests and scans £1400 so far ... everything paid

thank you Julien for encouraging me to get through.

I'm beginning to like this "logging on and seeing good news from Phil" lark - it gives me a smile to start the day. In agreemnt, the sun has come out - we've got clear blue skies, lovely sunshine - but it's not quite short-sleeved shirt weather yet, still a bit breezy and fresh out there!

reworht · 2nd February 2016, 10:29

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Originally Posted by w44nty

My new look Canaries will be after your Tottingham tonight Freddie

The boys and I will be there and cheering"Come on yew yellows"

A few bob been spent up here yesterday as well Steve - I think the owner & manager both see Jordan Rhodes as the final piece in the jigsaw puzzle of promotion to the promised land?
That's quite poetic that - innit

Hope everyone is as well as encroaching old age allows us to be?

windrush · 2nd February 2016, 10:33

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Originally Posted by reworht

A few bob been spent up here yesterday as well Steve - I think the owner & manager both see Jordan Rhodes as the final piece in the jigsaw puzzle of promotion to the promised land?
That's quite poetic that - innit

Hope everyone is as well as encroaching old age allows us to be?

Good morning Rod

FLYER · 2nd February 2016, 10:36

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Been someone run over by a bus on the roundabout junction with the shop.
Clacton is at a standstill whilst the emergency services deal with the incident .

Hope and pray the person(s) involved makes a recovery but by the amount of services involved it doesn't look good!

Yoir having an eventful week Jeff..

reworht · 2nd February 2016, 10:40

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Originally Posted by w44nty

My new look Canaries will be after your Tottingham tonight Freddie

The boys and I will be there and cheering"Come on yew yellows"

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Originally Posted by windrush

Good morning Rod

Morning Derek -how are things in Aldershot today?
I'm a bit of a late arrival this morning - I suspect I WON'T be getting fried bacon & egg butties for my lunchtime snack today - unless I buckle down and get some of my tasks done

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