CWLongshot is improving .
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D Crockett
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I wish you the best CW. I have not been on here if a week or so. been working on a project that will be coming to a end in a few days . I will put you in my prayers tonight . hope every thing goes well your friend D Crockett
Great news, guys!
Just heard from Brian and, as he put it, "I made it through,... "
Tired, very sore, but if he managed to reach out to us, he's hanging in there.
I told him not to worry about u s and to REST and that we will all continue to keep him in out thoughts and prayers.
Just heard from Brian and, as he put it, "I made it through,... "
Tired, very sore, but if he managed to reach out to us, he's hanging in there.
I told him not to worry about u s and to REST and that we will all continue to keep him in out thoughts and prayers.
Wasalmonslayer
Well-Known Member
Fantastic!!
CWLONGSHOT
Well-Known Member
Im made it... Not I need to see if someone got number of the truck that hit me....
Mitty38
Well-Known Member
I got to get the brakes fixed on that truck. LOL.
Glad to hear you are still with us and good enough to text a bit.
Get some rest, take care brother.
We will leave the lights on for ya!
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Michael
Active Member. Uh/What
CW, Glad to hear it you are doing well!
The video should be interesting, Some 10-ish years ago I was doing some radiography training, was called in on a surgery where metal rods were being placed in a patients lumbar and thoracic spine... Yew..... not for faint of heart, looked they were in process of removing the back straps from a deer. Peel them back, screw two clamps into esch vertabrae, attach 18" of rod to the clamps, and put everything back in place and sew them up.
The video should be interesting, Some 10-ish years ago I was doing some radiography training, was called in on a surgery where metal rods were being placed in a patients lumbar and thoracic spine... Yew..... not for faint of heart, looked they were in process of removing the back straps from a deer. Peel them back, screw two clamps into esch vertabrae, attach 18" of rod to the clamps, and put everything back in place and sew them up.