OESF Portables Forum
General Forums => Off Topic forum => Topic started by: dougeeebear on October 18, 2007, 03:56:10 pm
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About three weeks ago, I managed to fail a treadmill stress test.
Then I had to go and get a heart cath done.
The doctor wouldn't let me go home from the hospital, and a couple days later on October 3rd I had a quadrouple heart bypass done.
Thankfully I have my Zaurus and my Kohjinsha to give me somthing to do, and a place like OESF to read things that interest me.
It's going to take a while to get back where to I was before, but I'm making very good progress.
The doctor said I can drive again in 4-6 weeks.
That's going to seem like forever.
People, please take care of yourself so you don't end up like I did.
Regards,
Doug
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My Zaurus has saved my sanity on many occasions (and saved me from having to use Windows machines ).
I wish you a quick, painless recovery.
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Welcome back!
Glad to hear you are on the road to recovery.
And yes, to quote a bit of Blade Runner, life is precious!
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Glad to hear you're getting better, I know for myself that I don't take good enough care but am trying. By the way, how are things going with your K now that you have had some time on it.
cycle_55
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Take it easy and get well...
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Don't tell the doctor you are with a Zaurus; zaurus reflashing and configuration can be very stressful, specially when drivers don't load properly !! ;-)
Take care !
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As someone who spends alot of time in hospitals i can honestly say that my zaurus and kohjinsha are sanity savers
get well soon and keep sain. i know how it feels
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Thanks everyone for your support.
Glad to hear you're getting better, I know for myself that I don't take good enough care but am trying. By the way, how are things going with your K now that you have had some time on it.
cycle_55
The cause of my problem (blockage of the coronary arteries) was mostly due to 35 years of smoking plus bad judgement in my diet.
As for my kohjinsha, I love the thing, except for the keyboard, but I'm getting used to poking the keys a little harder.
I haven't tried the hairbrush trick yet.
Regards,
Doug