Hi there,
Last night I found my antennas have
survived the winds and storms of the last
month and I made a 160M and an 80M Q!
Felt good to be able to crutch my way to
the shack and more better to find all was
working perfectly.
My thanks to all the folks who sent so
many nice well wishes.
Thank you Rich,
I am making good progress I just didn't
realize it was going to take so long to
get such a long slip in the OR would
requiring specialized doctor. What I
thought would be weeks turned out to be
many months and I thought that I would be
done with the surgical work over the
Hey Gary,
Sorry to read of your plight.
Being a Topbander, I know you must be tough and will in time, find a way to
get to the shack.
Take care,
Mike VE9AA
Mike, Coreen & Corey
Keswick Ridge, NB
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Hi Gary,
Keep moving as much as you can to get strong again.
Hope to work you during winter '17/'18
73,
Mark PA5MW
On 18-4-2017 23:03, Gary Smith wrote:
I'll be fitted with a temporary prosthesis
sometime this summer and looking forward
to getting back on 160 this coming fall.
73,
Gary
KA1J
Glad to hear you are making good progress Looking forward to having
you back on TB!
Rich K7ZV
On Tue, April 18, 2017 2:03 pm, Gary Smith wrote:
> I've had to miss much of 160 this year.
> I've had a problem with my leg since a MD
> applied a tight cast back in 72. It finally came full circle
Get well soon, Gary!
2017-04-18 23:03 GMT+02:00 Gary Smith :
> I've had to miss much of 160 this year.
> I've had a problem with my leg since a MD
> applied a tight cast back in 72. It
> finally came full circle and I've had my
> right leg amputated 6" below the knee.
>
> The
I've had to miss much of 160 this year.
I've had a problem with my leg since a MD
applied a tight cast back in 72. It
finally came full circle and I've had my
right leg amputated 6" below the knee.
The bugger is my radio is in the basement
and the stairs are a bit too steep for me
to feel