Sunday 28 October 2012

Words Fail Me (almost)....Part 2

We collected my son from the hospital this afternoon looking a whole lot better than he did but still in pain and drugged up to the eyeballs. The forces of law and order are now on the case and the family has been thanking pretty much every deity they can think of that it was not any worse. He is now safely ensconced in his room with endless repeats of Top Gear to watch and a cocktail of mind altering substances that would not have been out of place at Woodstock.

Huge sighs of relief all round then.

I have broken with tradition slightly and so offer my apologies for not answering each and every comment on my last post. This is simply because we have been overwhelmed by the very kind thoughts, comments and offers of support that everyone has so generously extended to us all it seemed more appropriate to post our gratitude in this fashion rather than repeating it ad nauseam.

To each and everyone of you then, thank you very much indeed from all of us - it means an awful lot.

Meanwhile, back at the ranch....

Back to the rather less demanding world of wargames on the morrow methinks....;-)

14 comments:

  1. I will pray for your son and his physical, emotional, and spiritual healing as it's pretty scary when you are attacked for no apparent reason ... Jeff

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  2. David,

    It's about time you and your family had some good news ... and the fact that your son is back home and recovering is good news ... at last!

    Lets hope that the boys (and girls) in blue manage to find those who were responsible ... and that they get the punishment they deserve.

    All the best,

    Bob

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  3. Just catching up on these two posts. Horrifying!

    The veneer of civilization seems very thin at times.

    Hopefully your son will make a full recovery in all senses.

    -Ross

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  4. No probs about not commenting Dave, I'm sure everyone understands.

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  5. Glad your son is safe at home. I would be beside myself if one of my children had been hurt.

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  6. I am glad that your son is home safely. I pray for a speedy recovery

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  7. David,

    I'm very glad to hear your son is safely home. I wish him a speedy and complete recovery.

    Arthur

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  8. Good to hear this, David. We were thinking about you all day at work.
    -Steve

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  9. Delighted to hear your son is home and safely ensconced with his family.You'll all be my thoughts and prayers over the coming days...
    best wishes
    Alan

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  10. That's terrific David. Very best wishes for a speedy recovery and your son and all your family, and you, getting back to normal.

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  11. Great news that your son is home David. Wishing him a speedy recovery!

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  12. Glad to hear he's making a good recovery at home now Dave (in spite the Top Gear repeats?)

    I bet that's such a relief as you say it could have been even worse

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  13. Very sorry to hear of this senseless incident, David. But good to hear he's out of the hospital and on the road to mending.

    Regards,
    Steve

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