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Anime Dad wrote:

Haha, cool :) You wouldn't want me on it anyway :)

Maybe I would. I guess you'll never know. ;)

krim wrote:im glad my big arse didn't come up in the discussion... :sweat:

Hmmm.... *checks FB for pics* :mrgreen:

krim wrote:im glad my big arse didn't come up in the discussion... :sweat:

All those years of the boot, eh? :beaten:

Wynter wrote:All those years of the boot, eh? :beaten:

:hehe: :rofl:

Permanent swelling. :hehe:

Lunchtime!! :victory:

Visited my sister-in-law today... Much improved. :victory:

Much more alert, eating solid food, able to speak, more facial expressions... :applaud:

bmwracer wrote:Visited my sister-in-law today... Much improved. :victory:

Much more alert, eating solid food, able to speak, more facial expressions... :applaud:

That's great! :victory:

Anime Dad wrote:That's great! :victory:

Honestly, I was really surprised.

Now that I think about it, it's been about a month since the operation, so her brain has apparently recovered, er, is recovering from the shock of the operation and/or the re-expansion into the void created by the removed tumor...... :victory:

Anime Dad wrote:

That's great! :victory:

Yes, indeed! Happy to hear it, Beem. :applaud:

OT: It is a great thing for a man to be handy.

THis weekend I needed to replace 12 feet of my septic line. Huge tree roots had broken through the old material.
Rooter Rotor offered to do the job for $1500. :shocked:
He did it for $100 in materials!. (And some backbreaking work) :woot:
And an old system is now new! :victory:

I'm not handy at all :ashamed:

Eve wrote:OT: It is a great thing for a man to be handy.

THis weekend I needed to replace 12 feet of my septic line. Huge tree roots had broken through the old material.
Rooter Rotor offered to do the job for $1500. :shocked:
He did it for $100 in materials!. (And some backbreaking work) :woot:
And an old system is now new! :victory:

How'd he do it? Did he rent a machine?

Yeah, roots, particularly from trees are nasty: they seep into cracks/seams in pipes and cause quite a bit of havoc... :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Visited my sister-in-law today... Much improved. :victory:

Much more alert, eating solid food, able to speak, more facial expressions... :applaud:

SUGOI! Able to speak? That's grand news! How is she doing with the movement of her limbs?

Wynter wrote:SUGOI! Able to speak? That's grand news! How is she doing with the movement of her limbs?

Yeah, she can speak, but her volume is rather low... But there's no slurring of her speech. :victory:

I heard that she's taking short walks using a walker... Her arms and hands seem okay: We watched her eat dinner and she had no problems picking up and eating her sandwich, using a spoon/fork, and drinking from a glass. :)

And she's using the TV remote control like it was second nature. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, she can speak, but her volume is rather low... But there's no slurring of her speech. :victory:

I heard that she's taking short walks using a walker... Her arms and hands seem okay: We watched her eat dinner and she had no problems picking up and eating her sandwich, using a spoon/fork, and drinking from a glass. :)

And she's using the TV remote control like it was second nature. :beaten:

Wow. :applaud: Looks like there was very little hinderance to brain activity. :fingerscrossed:

Wynter wrote:Wow. :applaud: Looks like there was very little hinderance to brain activity. :fingerscrossed:

Yeah, it looks like it. :victory:

My brother also gave her a deck of cards and asked her to sort them... And she did with no problem. :victory:

I'm really impressed with her progress...

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, it looks like it. :victory:

My brother also gave her a deck of cards and asked her to sort them... And she did with no problem. :victory:

I'm really impressed with her progress...

Let's hope it continues to go as smoothly, though with her results I don't see why it wouldn't!

Wynter wrote:Let's hope it continues to go as smoothly, though with her results I don't see why it wouldn't!

Yeah, everything seems to be progressing quite well... And a lot faster than I had expected. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:Visited my sister-in-law today... Much improved. :victory:

Much more alert, eating solid food, able to speak, more facial expressions... :applaud:

That is good news b-kun!!! :thumbsup: I hope that she continues to recover and improve from her brain surgery. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, everything seems to be progressing quite well... And a lot faster than I had expected. :victory:

Fantastic news! :victory:

EstherM wrote:

Fantastic news! :victory:

YATTA! Yer back! :woot: :glomp: :muack:

Lunch time....!

EDIT: Ack, I left my box of Triscuits at home. :doh: