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I wanted to give the FTE users and moderators a head-ups.
I was in emergency surgery this morning and had my gall bladder removed. It started out as what seemed to be a bad stomach ache at 9 pm and ended up in the emergency room at 2:30 am later followed by rolling me into surgery at 8:00 am this morning.
Modern surgery is just amazing.... three hours after putting me under I was at home with my family. I won't even have a scar! No external stitches! With my wife and God, everything went without a hitch.
Now... I've been ordered not to work for a week. If something needs my personal attention don't take it personally if it takes 7-10 days because I'll be catching-up. I'll stop by for 15 minutes or so each day, but I'm confident in leaving the site in the competent hands of the moderators and admins.
The thing that sucks the most is my Roush supercharger arrived today and now it'll have to wait even longer before its installed!
Get well Ken! I have had a number of friends that have had that operation. It is good that you didn't let it go longer, -complications can be deadly. Even tho the surgery is minimally invasive it is still a shock to the system requiring R&R. Take care!
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Good to read they got it out in time.....rest will lbe good for ya boss.
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ken take car and get well soon, we want pictures of that supercharger you know. glad to here all went well. We will be praying for your speedy recovery and thanks for letting everyone know.
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It went very well when I had my gall bladder removed, the biggest thing was not to lift anything heavy and to aviod bending. I went home about three hours after too.
While you recover we can test out the Roush supercharger, mostly so you don`t lose any warranty time.
Glad everything went well in your surgery. Take care of yourself health always comes first. I hope you heal up very quick and end up being healthier than ever.
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