Bikers' Banter

Excellent news

here am me. A bit muddled but very much alive again. Thank you so much for all the nice comments. I am told it is long recovery and no bike or car for a long time. Very sad but will not be giving up hope . somyhug to aim for. Lucky iloke a challingg. Excuse words. learning to use one eye take time.

Bridge please tell you lovely Mum thank you for nice wishes like allof you x

Great to hear from you Emma. Just concentrate on getting well and on that bike again.
AND, don't worry about the spelling and stuff.....i have a translate button on my computer machine

Great to see you're out, now just take it easy

Great news to hear you've been released . Just remember , you're no more muddled than the rest of us on here !
Plenty of time to play bikes when you're fully fit and if there's anything we can help with , give us a shout .

Yey.

I hope you can hear the cheering from here.

Take your time, do as you are told, and get better

I will. Nothing better to do so may as well make getting better my newest hobby.

Beelady wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 7:01 pm I will. Nothing better to do so may as well make getting better my newest hobby.

Hope you did not terrorize the hospital staff too much.

I managed to get onto the best ward and was getting to know my new team mates well enough to have some fun. Amazing how much communication is possible between four women who have just had their brains tampered with. We must have been to noisy as I was taken out and put in aprivate room for the last two days. I hated it. Nothing to listen to and trying to help eacj other had kept me quite busy.
That's why I was pleased tobe senthome extra soon. Drpve me mad justsitting in dark room. I imagine they were glad to see theback od me in the end.