The ups and downs of life

[Nigel Jackson]

No! Maybe early next week now.

Best wishes
Nigel

[radio]

Nigel I hope your will have a quick recovery and your Family will be well.
My best wishes .
Martin

[pepperman42]

Both of you hang in there!! Better in a place that can deal with the situation than having to rush back!!

Steve

[Nigel Jackson]

Thank you Martin and Steve for your kind messages.

That's exactly what I've said to Ena, Steve.

Best wishes
Nigel

[treadhead1944]

Nigel, please give my wishes for a speedy recovery to your wife. I know she is in good hands with many good people behind you both.

[Nigel Jackson]

Dear treadhead1944

Thank you for your kind words; you are so right. I guess this episode has certainly taught me a thing or two.

Best wishes
Nigel

[Nigel Jackson]

Hello All

Just a quick update to let you know the good news that Ena has now been discharged from hospital, and is at home with crutches (which they call cannes anglaises here, wheelchair, plastered leg with numerous stitches etc.

May we say thank to all forum friends who have been such a wonderful source of support

Best wishes
Nigel

[IFF1418]

Hello Nigel,

I'm very glad for you both Nigel! This will make your life already a bit easier, not having to go to the hospital anymore. Will Ena need doing exercises in the future? The best wishes to Ena and yourself. Take care.

Kind regards
Patrick

[Nigel Jackson]

Thanks Patrick.

Ena's leg, from just below the knee down will be in plaster for up to 45 days (although they'll have to replace that in a week or so, when all the stitches come out) and then it's physio, physio, physio as far as I know.

Best wishes
Nigel

[mike in calif]

Better news Nigel! Glad to hear your wife is home.

[radio]

Nice to hear that Nigel. Wish all the best.
Martin

[Des]

Wonderful news to hear that Ena is home Nigel, it is always so much better to be back in your own home and familiar surroundings. Once the stitches are removed Ena will feel a lot better but even though physio can be a drag it is very essential for a full recovery.

Des.

[Nigel Jackson]

Dear Mike, Martin and Des, thank you for your characteristic kindness and support.  It certainly is a relief to have Ena home. It's also helping to give me a better appreciation of the difficulties facing those who, if only temporarily, are wheelchair bound and/or are on crutches.

Best wishes
Nigel

[Cimmerian]

Great news. Being home is always a great aid to recovery and a lot less strain on you both.

Bets wishes to you both.

[Nigel Jackson]

Thank you Ken. Your words of support are much appreciated.

Best wishes
Nigel