Awol

[Keith Tindell]

Well, the wife is having her operations from now, nothing serious, but carpel tunnel, followed by knee replacement followed by the other hand carpel tunnel, obviously some time between ops, but i shall again be cook, cleaner, dhobi wallah, gardener, etc, so will look in from time to time, hopefully back by Xmas, regards to all, kt

[Ivan Cloherty]

Hope everything goes well Keith, incidentally what times dinner, we'll all come round and keep you company

[vic mcclymont]

Hope all goes well KT.
Vic

[John Gill]

Love to help out but I'm always sea sick on the Isle of Wight ferry.
Gilly.

[Rodney Mills]

I'm sure everything will be alright Keith, but wish her good luck from me anyway.

Cheers, Rodney

[Frank Thorp]

Hello Keith.

About 5 years ago my wife Ann was due to have a carpal tunnel operation. A week before it was due she sprained the other hand, and went to a physio who treated her, and gave her a sort of splint to wear in bed. Ann said to her, "Oh that will be two splints at night". The physio asked what the second one was for, and when Ann told her that she was using one for Carpal Tunnel the physio asked if the doctor had looked at her neck. The answer was no. The physio said that "doctors are too keen to use the knife, let me take a look". She worked on Ann's neck and after a couple of day's Ann cancelled the operation and has never had the problem since.
This may not be the case with your wife, but may be worth a mention.

Good Luck.

Frank.

[Keith at Tregenna]

All the best Keith.

K.

[Doc Vernon]

As said KT i am sure all will go well.
They are so clever these days and a hell of a lot better than in our younger Years!

All the best
Cheers

[Des Taff Jenkins]

Hi Keith.
Best of luck for your wife's op, Hope all goes off to perfection.
Des

[happy daze john in oz]

Here in Oz we have a company called Hire A Hubby, do all manner of jobs.
Maybe you could do with one just now, easier than all the work in front of you.

But good luck mate, just hang in there.