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From: Jesus Petry on 27 May 2010 16:19 On May 27, 8:01 am, Real Mardin <real_mar...(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > On May 8, 9:10 pm, Real Mardin <real_mar...(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > > > > > hi everyone > > > this is to explain why i have not been responding to miniger and other > > threads. > > > for the last two and a half weeks now i have been in hospital with an > > extremely painful condition. i am still a resident. > > > would rather not go into the details. > > > sorry about the lower case but am typingthis from a tinykeypad > > attached to the tv in my new room. > > > take care everyone and live each day to the full, you really dont know > > whats round the corner in this life. > > > rm > > Thanks everyone for the kind wishes. > > I'm finally out of hospital after over a month inside, but they've > told me it could take up to six months before I fully recover. Even > then, there is one aspect of my life which will never quite be the > same, but thats something I'm prepared to deal with. Were it not for > the surgery, I may very well not be alive today and at the very least > would have had next to zero quality of life (I got hit suddenly and > unexpectedly by an acute condition, again, not that comfortable going > into the specifics). I'm genuinely grateful to be alive and once > fully fit, want to live each day to the full. > > It feels great to be back home in familiar surroundings with my home > comforts. I don't know how hospitals are in other countries but I was > starting to feel very trapped and institutionalised. I will say this > much, I quite honestly saw and heard things that not just happened to > myself but to other patients that I think will genuinely haunt me for > the rest of my life. To quote a NOFX song "What is life, quality or > quantity?" > > Okay, though, enough misery! There's a World Cup on the way and I've > been reading my World Cup guide with a view to making the most > accurate predictions possible (at least 80% of which you can guess > will be wrong!). I'm actually finding some of the groups really hard > to predict, with some teams only being seperated on goal difference. > So many variables. Also, even though this is the first African World > Cup, I get the feeling a lot of the African teams are going to come up > short earlly on - but I hope I'm wrong. > > Live life to the full, people. > > Roll on the World Cup!!!! Thanks for the good news! Tchau! Jesus Petry
From: Lleo on 27 May 2010 17:17 On 27 maio, 08:01, Real Mardin <real_mar...(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote: [snip] > Live life to the full, people. > > Roll on the World Cup!!!! Indeed! And welcome back! -- Lléo
From: Mark V. on 27 May 2010 17:34 On May 27, 4:01 am, Real Mardin <real_mar...(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > > Live life to the full, people. > > Roll on the World Cup!!!! > > RM Glad you're better. I hope you have a joyful Copa!
From: El Kot on 27 May 2010 17:51 Real Mardin wrote: > > Thanks everyone for the kind wishes. > > I'm finally out of hospital after over a month inside, but they've > told me it could take up to six months before I fully recover. Even > then, there is one aspect of my life which will never quite be the > same, but thats something I'm prepared to deal with. Were it not for > the surgery, I may very well not be alive today and at the very least > would have had next to zero quality of life (I got hit suddenly and > unexpectedly by an acute condition, again, not that comfortable going > into the specifics). But would you at least share what kind of condition it was - infectious, structural (break, organ damage/failure), or a combination of both? I'm not asking you to reveal anything, just what you feel comfortable sharing. > I'm genuinely grateful to be alive and once > fully fit, want to live each day to the full. > > It feels great to be back home in familiar surroundings with my home > comforts. I don't know how hospitals are in other countries but I was > starting to feel very trapped and institutionalised. I will say this > much, I quite honestly saw and heard things that not just happened to > myself but to other patients that I think will genuinely haunt me for > the rest of my life. To quote a NOFX song "What is life, quality or > quantity?" > > Okay, though, enough misery! There's a World Cup on the way and I've > been reading my World Cup guide with a view to making the most > accurate predictions possible (at least 80% of which you can guess > will be wrong!). I'm actually finding some of the groups really hard > to predict, with some teams only being seperated on goal difference. > So many variables. Also, even though this is the first African World > Cup, I get the feeling a lot of the African teams are going to come up > short earlly on - but I hope I'm wrong. > > Live life to the full, people. Thanks, I'll try. You do too! > Roll on the World Cup!!!! Yay! -- No, no, you can't e-mail me with the nono.
From: Futbolmetrix on 27 May 2010 17:58
On May 27, 2:01 pm, Real Mardin <real_mar...(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > > Roll on the World Cup!!!! Welcome back, and enjoy the Cup! And there's a pretty good Miniger roster waiting for you D |