It is now just five months since my RTHR and I think I'm back to normal. So hands up all you hippies who think, as I do, that, as a reward for my extraordinary courage and being a model patient, my wife should now allow me to purchase that lovely little classic sports coupé that I've seen for sale (quite cheaply) on the Internet.
If I say yes does that mean I can buy one too? Ive always dreamt of owning a Morgan but apart from the fact its out of my price bracket as Ian says its a bit low to clamber out of - wouldnt mind trying though................
Of course you deserve a big reward. But I suspect that your partner deserves an even bigger one. So ... be careful what you wish for!
Seriosuly - congrats on this milestone. It is good to hear - I go in Feb 19th and appreciate hearing more about the good stories emerging from our growing community.
I know what it makes me if I assume, but I'm assuming all went well with the THR. Great for you and family, another assumption, all will progressively get better (here's to hoping) figured you've already figured on this, or not. If your surgery cut or damaged a nerve (like mine did) working a clutch will be a problem, an automatic is key for me, my drop foot syndrom or whatever Dr.s call it result of the THR on the left hip left me only able to drive an American, gas with right foot. Hey not all of us were cut out to be rally , drag or motocross racers. In my dreams I occasionally flew jet fighters. I'm sure with todays microprocessors just about anything money can buy can be done for you. Wish all your dreams come true and do not let anger play ANY part in your life.
SO good to hear how well you are doing .... Is your wife named Hazel (Derek's wife)? Good Lord, darling, what she went through with you to get you the surgery is heroic - At some point I thought we were going to lose you ....
Anyway, knowing her she is a sensible, responsible and loving soul and would like to keep you for a little bit longer - Little red sports car from the Internet ????