Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v4

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Originally Posted by kawam

Looks like I got a New Blue :). Thanks all. Repping where I can. Have a Great day!

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Big Congrats on 4 of a kind!

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Originally Posted by kawam

Looks like I got a New Blue :). Thanks all. Repping where I can. Have a Great day!

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Nice kawam. Congrats !!

You have given out too much Reputation in the last 24 hours, try again later.

Looks like I'm back in REP jail for 24. Thanks all :top:

CONGRATS:top: KAWAM ON YOUR NEW BLUE AND ALSO CONGRATS :top:TO KARL FOR A NEW PINKIE!!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by SillyLoocie

Oh MY!!!!

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OMG!!! STOP IT LOOCIE I'M GOING TO PEE MYSELF LAUGHING SO HARD.:hahaha:

It's starting to snow down on queen street pretty good at the moment. Don't know if i should go driving??????

Just won 4 tickets to Million vacation Beach Party with Jo-Anne Wilder

Consider that the healing is coming alond relatively quickly !
In the hospital for only a few days? excellent !
My husband was in the ICU for a week before going to a room.
The swallowing of thin liquids such as water took another week or two.
It took a couple to weeks to be able to sit up in a chair for more than 1 hour. They had to use a hoist to get him in and out of bed, as was the case when he was transferred to rehab after a month had gone by. Eventually, he could be helped in and out of bed by 3,2 and then 1 person. There was 4 months in the rehab unit of the hospital, and then on to the nursing home for 2 years.. It wasn't until he actually was brought home from the nursing home, that he started dressing himself, getting in and out of bed by himself, and takin himself to the bathroom in his wheelchair. He is still working on learning to walk with a cane and can do so for the length of the room. But it took 5 months for him to be able to flex and lift his left leg at all, so thisis good.Yes, there have been some falls...It takes a while to get him off the floor since the left arm has not really recoverd at all. I'm still trying to figure out good ways of doing things...

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Originally Posted by Spartacus

GOOD MORNING MY Q FRIENDS. LAST WEEK WAS HELL .STILL DEALING WITH ALOT. BUT MY DAD IS AT HOME IN BED AND SLOWLY HEALING. WE HAVE TO GET HIM INTO COGNITIVE REHAB THERAPY. ACTUALLY I BELIEVE HE IS STARTING TODAY. THERAPIST COMING TO THE HOUSE. HE WANTS TO GO BACK TO WORK BUT WE TOLD HIM NOT FOR A COUPLE OF MONTHS. HE DOESN'T KNOW HOW SERIOUS THE STROKE WAS. I'M PRAYING HE WILL HEAL AS BEST AS HE CAN.
ANYWAY GREAT NEWS I WON A 4 PASS FOR THE Q107 BEACH PARTY. MAN DID I EVER NEED THAT.YEAH!!!!!!!!:top::lolsign:

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Who remembers this great Canadian Tire commercial?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkyMM3EScjA

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Originally Posted by bluewaterwitch

Consider that the healing is coming alond relatively quickly !
In the hospital for only a few days? excellent !
My husband was in the ICU for a week before going to a room.
The swallowing of thin liquids such as water took another week or two.
It took a couple to weeks to be able to sit up in a chair for more than 1 hour. They had to use a hoist to get him in and out of bed, as was the case when he was transferred to rehab after a month had gone by. Eventually, he could be helped in and out of bed by 3,2 and then 1 person. There was 4 months in the rehab unit of the hospital, and then on to the nursing home for 2 years.. It wasn't until he actually was brought home from the nursing home, that he started dressing himself, getting in and out of bed by himself, and takin himself to the bathroom in his wheelchair. He is still working on learning to walk with a cane and can do so for the length of the room. But it took 5 months for him to be able to flex and lift his left leg at all, so thisis good.Yes, there have been some falls...It takes a while to get him off the floor since the left arm has not really recoverd at all. I'm still trying to figure out good ways of doing things...

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The milestones one reaches in recovery are to be relished & acknowledged. Your husband must have a very strong constitution in the first place. You really do learn by trial and error....also sometimes something that works one time, is not so successful the next time. It is one of the most humbling experiences that a human being can go through. Your dignity has to be content to take a rest on the back burner. When your mobility is compromised & you have to plan how you are going to accomplish simple everyday tasks, you sure need to learn patience.

I truly hope your husband continues his recovery & realizes the strides that he has already made.

here comes the snow!
started snowing here in TO.
have a safe drive home, qt's!

Have a great evening everyone.
Keep safe and warm tonight and tomorrow morning.

Nothing here yet across the lake, but I'm ready.. i think..

Good Afternoon. Hasn’t snowed much in Markham yet. But have to head to curling in the Yonge and Elgin Mills in an hour hope it not to heavy when I leave around 7:00. Playing my wife’s team whose teams is really good and our team has me, who needs a lot more practice. Think were in trouble, not that I’ll tell her that, just keep trash talking right till were shot down in flames.
Congrats to Million vacation winners Psells, CRN, To_Harley, Ecatt, v2cdicp & Spartacus
BBW – Sounds like a trip from hell
Congrat to new heart winners Hteam and Kawam
Andit – nice to get a clean bill of health.
Lee – congrats on son job 6 month probation is over, benefits!!!
Chers – neat knife rack
Have a good night, Go Leafs Go.