Just came out of hospital and returned home....

Being in good health is a great blessing, thank GOD.

I returned home yesterday from the hospital, ate, took my medicine and went to sleep.

Since morning, i have done nothing but sort my coins, got my albumes and catalogues out, revised my listes......simply being alive again

I know that i am a bit too late but as they say better late than never

AdamL: Thanks for your gift, it was a nice surprise waiting for me.

Kanga: I received the Book, thank you very much for your generousity.

Flyers10: I dont know what to say but Thanks for you great gift you are a very generous person. Your gift is a great boost to my US collection.

 

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Welcome back EG:hail::hail::hail::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:

 

EG-
Very sorry to hear you were in the hospital. I am glad you are out now and feeling better. It was my pleasure sending you the coins. I hope you are enjoying them. Take care my friend.
Craig

 

Well....as they always tell me at the sanitarium, welcome home!


Here's to a speedy recovery!

 

WELCOME BACK. Always glad to hear when someone comes out of a hospital and not the wrong way. Get well or are you already well?

 

Good to have you back on CT!! Get well soon

 

My best for a speedy recovery. TC

 

Wishes for a speedy recovery! Welcome home and welcome back!

 

Been there, done that, only I am still recovering (hopefully, anyway). Take care of yourself. It beats the heck out of the alternative.

 

Glad to hear your are home and feeling better! Were the nurses cute....heck if ya got to be sick ya might as well have a few perks:rolling:....stay well live long and enjoy your coins!

 

It's always good to survive a hospital stay, no matter what the problem is. I hear that if you get out of the hospital within 36 hours, your chances of recovery are so much greater that if you stayed longer. I think it attributed to the possibility of catching some funky bacteria that lurks in the hospital setting.

So, I'm glad you made it out of there and are on the road to recovery. You have my positive thoughts to go with you. :hail:

Bruce

 

I think that there is a more direct correlation between how serious someone's illness and the duration of their stay, not the length of stay causing the illness.

 

Thank you all very much for your warm welcome and for your concern and kind wishes.

Wish you all and your families the best of health and happiness

Sorry to disappoint you but the only face i remember, is the face of the ER doctor :rolling: :smile