Topic: Tony King

Get well soon Tony.

All the best.

Darren & Matty

get well soon or i'll start posting rude jokes again 

Hi Tony, in hospital? The Sheep says, get the flock out of there!

Get well quickly.

See you at Binham.

Get well soon Tony

Nick

Come on Big Fella, stop messing about and get back home.

Wishy you well mate

Hope you're on the mend and can get back here where you belong ASAP.

All the best.

Phil

Try Iceland next year, get well mate 

Guys, Tony is now back home in the UK.  Eleven days of enforced bed-rest in an excellent Spanish hospital has worked wonders.  He has never looked so well.

Here’s to a speedy recovery, mate. 

B.C.

Great News Brian....

THAT IS excellent news 

Get well soon mate 

Good news! See you at OW Tony 

Hope you feeling better Tony. See you at Devon
Caroline

Great news! 






  Tom

Blimey chap’s, I am a bit overwhelmed by all the good wishes from you all. Thanks.

I initially went to Spain for a 7 day break, on the second day I was suffering severe stomach pains and internal bleeding (No, it was not Ralph’s cooking). I was taken to the local A&E dept where my experience was one of absolute amazement, within 30 minutes I was being very thoroughly examined (by a very nice female Doctor). I was promptly wired up for a cardiograph followed by blood samples, blood pressure etc,  I was then admitted and taken to the ward for a few day’s of tests.

I was put on a drip for two days followed by various internal examinations (enough about that) x-rays, ultra scan’s etc followed. A diagnosis was given and I was put on a course of medication.

I was then very shocked and worried when my Doctor informed me that they had discovered some “spots” on my liver, they were going to arrange a ct-scan and a biopsy.  Oh no! I don’t believe this, I would not have been surprised if I had a spot on a lung as I had been a smoker until a couple of years ago. I have never been a drinker and there is a problem with my liver…. Ironic aye.

Anyway it turned out that the spots were cyst’s that I was probably born with 60 odd years ago and harmless, I felt as though I had won the lottery and I did not really want to leave all my planes to Brian Cooper anyway.   

After a 12 day stay I was discharged, feeling very overwhelmed and emotional about the kindness and superb care and attention I had received from the hospital staff and my friends in Spain.

Did I have a ruined holiday?  No Way! 

I had received treatment as good as any private hospital, the five course meals I had received were as good as any high class restaurant, my medical problems were sorted in days rather than months, and I did not get MRSA.

My only wish now is that should I ever fall ill again, I hope it happens in Spain.

Once again chaps, a big thanks for all the good wishes.

Tony

Glad to see you're back to normal....

all the best of a speedy recovery

boomer2

Welcome home, Tony.
Mike

was the nurses nice too? 

glad your ok, welcome home tony ,

Glad you're back OK Tony - take it easy 

Excellent news Tony - I'm glad you're feeling much better now.

You've also convinced me that I want to go to Spain next time I'm planning on getting ill