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Re: Update - farmer/friend doing better


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Posted by Billy NY on September 15, 2009 at 14:59:26 from (74.67.3.238):

In Reply to: Re: Update - farmer/friend doing better posted by Nancy Howell on September 15, 2009 at 10:14:15:

Well, I just got back from the hospital and he's doing well, they did not have to perform surgery, and they have stopped the bleeding. This is the 3rd time and probably the worst of the 3 he's had to get through, dealing with the harsh side effects of internal bleeding.

I think he was a little too active, but he also did not, (realizes now) communicate some of the signs and or symptoms creeping up on him again, so it got ahead of him and gave him one heck of a wallop. He realizes it now, the least little sign of bleeding and he's got to get looked at period, absolutely no work or anything of the sort. Try telling that to any farmer !!! LOL !!!

He should be getting out tomorrow, and will have to abide by taking it real easy and healing up, the other option is permanent. His situation is delicate, but I believe once he puts some time in healing and is careful, he should be ok.

I am very thankful for the thoughts and prayers from all here, this was a close call for him, and someone was watching over him, he sure looked well today.

I think they'll figure out what is going on with the corn harvest, maybe sell it in the field though they have been working on the 6620 combine to get it ready, he realizes that he has to distance himself from this work, he's not alone, 2 of his sons, brother and myself can help if needed, so I think he's not in bad shape on that end, and has some time to figure out what is best, just concentrate on healing up and staying well.


Thanks for the prayers and thoughts !!!!


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