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Started by roverfj1200, June 17, 2014, 05:45:51 PM

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ribbert

Quote from: roverfj1200 on June 17, 2014, 05:45:51 PM
I will make a full recovery........
Cheers


Richard, glad to hear you you will make a full recovery, heed the warning! Just as well you had given the fags away.

I also gave up smoking in 2008...........and 2009, 2010.......2014. Your experience is a sobering reminder.

With all that blood flowing to your brain again I expect the rally to be a ripper.

Noel
"Tell a wise man something he doesn't know and he'll thank you, tell a fool something he doesn't know and he'll abuse you"

Tony Mac

Hi Richard, I'm sorry to hear of your Heart troubles. I hope you make a progressive recovery.
Your message was a timely reminder to us all, I think.
Best wishes Mate.
Hope to see you at the 2015 Rally.
Tony
'92 FJ1200
'80 Suzuki GSX 750ET Shirley (Gone to god )
'04 Yamaha XVS1100A Tom (Sold)

roverfj1200

Thanks for all the well wishes.

I am well on the way to a full recovery. All that was need is a few weeks rest.

I am amazed at what modern medical procedures can do.

But I was lucky. Having these troubles now has most likely saved me from a massive attack later.
Really feel like I have dodged a bullet.

Stay safe and look after yourselves.

Cheers.
1988 FJ1200
1991 FJ1200

Richard.

aussiefj

Get well soon mate. What doesn't kill us makes us stronger, and faster by the sound of it, although I think I'd rather go to race school, take care.
"It's a fine, fine line between pleasure and pain" - the late great Chrissy Amphlett & Divinyls. Never truer than when you're pushing hard on the bike. A good song to keep in the back of your mind.

slipperysteve

Gday mate, First of all great to hear you survived. I had a recent 3 week stint in Buderim hospital. Couple of mates took a day off work and rode up so we could shoot the breeze. Made my year.How close are you to Caloundra? Would love to have a cuppa and a chat being a new fj owner.
Cheers,Steve
BTW fellas so great to see so many members in my area.
Read a thread about oils and people mentioned how polite everyone had gotten while discussing a contentious issue. I thought it was all very genteel after reading threads on litre bike forums, the names that were thrown around would make you want to curl up in the foetal position.

roverfj1200

Quote from: slipperysteve on June 25, 2014, 07:49:56 PM
Gday mate, First of all great to hear you survived. I had a recent 3 week stint in Buderim hospital. Couple of mates took a day off work and rode up so we could shoot the breeze. Made my year.How close are you to Caloundra? Would love to have a cuppa and a chat being a new fj owner.
Cheers,Steve
BTW fellas so great to see so many members in my area.
Read a thread about oils and people mentioned how polite everyone had gotten while discussing a contentious issue. I thought it was all very genteel after reading threads on litre bike forums, the names that were thrown around would make you want to curl up in the foetal position.

Heaps of us here in the Southeast mate.... Coffee run hey.. Yeah will post something soon...

Cheers
1988 FJ1200
1991 FJ1200

Richard.

CanDman

Rich.........I am so sorry to hear this (rather read it)......I have been away from here for a while........and have been mired in the state of self pity and depression. Came home to a disaster and have been staying away. I have not been myself at all and was devastated to hear the news about Joe. I am very glad to hear that you are well and on the road to recovery. Forgive me for my late response........but I am glad to know you're OK....... :drinks:
Crazy Kev..... :wacko2: (the guy who talks to himself while making Pancakes)...... :blush:
Never regret your choices in life ! There is no way to go back to do it again and compare. Make the most and do your best with every decision you make

Bozo

Bloody hell, I've only been off the net for a month or two and I get this news and news about wog57. At least your news is that you are better, Get WELL and take care of yourself. Regards John (alias Bozo)
First major bike in my life was a Mach III widow maker.
My Second permanent bike 1978 Z1R (owned since Dec 1977)
My Third permanent bike is the 89 FJ12 - nice and fast
Forth bike 89 FJ12 my totally standard workhorse
81 GPZ1100 hybrid - what a bike, built to sell but I can't part with it