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Thanks for the update Ernie. Been thinking about this all day....

Hurry up and get better Denny, we have a partee to plan.

Very bad news. I've never met him but he seems like one of the good guys. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. Glad to hear he may be released tomorrow...the pilot smiled


THE PILOT SMILED

You might be tossing about in a sea of de­spair. You might even feel
as if your life may crash about you and you will never again be
healed, whole or happy.

They say Robert Louis Stevenson told the story first. It's worth
retelling: It seems a storm caught a seafaring vessel off a rocky
coast. The wind and waves threatened to drive the boat to its
destruction.

In the midst of the terror, one daring pas­sen­ger, contrary to
orders, made his way across the ship. Groping along a passageway, he
found the pi­lot house. There he beheld an intriguing sight; the
ship's pilot was lashed to his post. Secure against the raging
elements, he held the wheel fast, turning the ship, inch by inch, once
more out to sea. The pilot saw the watcher and smiled.

The daring passenger found his way below deck where other passengers
huddled. Encourag­ingly, he said, "I have seen the face of the pilot,
and he smiled. All is well."

There are times we need to hear that. Es­pe­cially when we feel tossed
about by a raging storm, it helps to remember that the pilot smiles.

I have been lurking on here for a long time and faithfully read the board daily. Denny, I don't know you but I certainly feel as if I do. I enjoy your daily dose of humor and wit so please feel better soon. Besides I was considering sending my dues........ Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Rhonda

Speedy recovery Denny.....Thoughts and prayers are with you!!!! C

:rolleyes: UPDATE: Dennys daughter just happened to be visiting from Pa. and they were with him at the time! She just told me that the doctors were worn out from his groaning and bitching. The nursing staff is exhausted from flying hands and quick peeks when they try to assist him. Having said this, they are trying their best to get him "OUT OF HERE AS FAST POSSIBLE"!!! He seems to be doing just fine. I know he will appreciate all your caring thoughts and interest.

Ernie

PS: One of the nurses was overheard commenting about how fast his hands were for a man that is not very mobile !

Denny must have learned that from Pedro 1.

Sorry to hear about Denny's latest set back but relieved to hear that he is doing well. Can't wait to see him back here.

Thank You Ernie! I feel so much better after your post - seems like everything is OK.

Maybe he will develop a taste for something unusual that he did not like before. A family member had a stroke many years ago and developed a taste for jalapenos! She never ate them - in 70 yrs hated them (tooooooo hot) but after the stroke she wanted them every day!!!

Mr Shane WE MISS YOU!!! GET WELL SOON!!!