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  • Guest

    #31
    Originally posted by SWR
    I never even got a chance to say good bye Graham.
    So welcome back.
    Hiya Ralph, long time no speak to, great to see you back

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    • col68
      • Nov 2016
      • 1505

      #32
      Good to see you back Graham.

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      • peterairfix
        SMF Supporters
        • Jul 2012
        • 11079

        #33
        Welcome back I tried the go away for a rest trick I managed four days I just couldn't stay away.

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        • yak face
          Moderator
          • Jun 2009
          • 13842
          • Tony
          • Sheffield

          #34
          Great to see you back Graham! Take it easy and stay indoors in the warm all winter , nice!! Hope the arthritis starts easing off and looking forward to seeing some builds , cheers tony

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          • Guest

            #35
            Welcome back Graham!!!

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            • Guest

              #36
              Originally posted by yak face
              Great to see you back Graham! Take it easy and stay indoors in the warm all winter , nice!! Hope the arthritis starts easing off and looking forward to seeing some builds , cheers tony
              Lol, sounds nice and it isn’t bad for a few days but when you see ‘stay indoors’ as your future, it is a tad worrying

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              • Peej
                SMF Supporters
                • Aug 2014
                • 919

                #37
                Welcome back. Can't think of a better way of resting than being at the bench.

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                • Guest

                  #38
                  Originally posted by Fenlander
                  It is not a great feeling is it? I had nearly four years of virtual immobility with my right knee. Just got that working again and the left one goes, not happy.......
                  My knees gradually increased in pain and in 2010 I had one totally replaced. Huge success. I then had the other as well. Within a couple of months my knees became prefect, and remain so. A huge success.

                  So, have them chopped is my advice (but one at a time or you will fall over! BTW, the operation all0wsed me to stand immediately the anaesthetic has worn off. Six weeks later or less, back to normal. But you must do the simple knee exercises for that six weeks but that's no problem.

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                  • Ian M
                    Administrator
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 18271
                    • Ian
                    • Falster, Denmark

                    #39
                    Good to see you back behind the bench.
                    I know to well about the cold and damp. That is what put paid to my fishing.
                    Group builds

                    Bismarck

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                    • Gern
                      SMF Supporters
                      • May 2009
                      • 9222

                      #40
                      Originally posted by Fenlander
                      Indeed, getting older is a curse sometimes.
                      It's gotta be better than the alternative! Welcome back buddy!

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                      • Guest

                        #41
                        Originally posted by Stevekir
                        My knees gradually increased in pain and in 2010 I had one totally replaced. Huge success. I then had the other as well. Within a couple of months my knees became prefect, and remain so. A huge success.

                        So, have them chopped is my advice (but one at a time or you will fall over! BTW, the operation all0wsed me to stand immediately the anaesthetic has worn off. Six weeks later or less, back to normal. But you must do the simple knee exercises for that six weeks but that's no problem.
                        I would love to but when I was referred to hospital for my right knee which kept locking and left me immobile, I was told that the hospital considered I did not qualify for treatment and the doctor offered me a stop smoking course when it was on my records that I had not smoked for ten years...... me and the medics are not the best of friends..... glad you got sorted though

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                        • Pikeman
                          • Feb 2016
                          • 1312

                          #42
                          Well I was just about to write the miss you good luck part and then you came back.
                          So welcome home and glad you didn’t go for long Graham

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                          • Guest

                            #43
                            Originally posted by Gern
                            It's gotta be better than the alternative! Welcome back buddy!
                            This is true mate

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                            • Guest

                              #44
                              Place wouldn't be the same without you matey, glad ya back. The arthritis issues sounds bad though Graham, but like a few of us on here, can't wait for warmer weather . Keep your long johns on mate and keep warm and dry.

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