Sheila - Page 2

jims-terrano · 21-11-2009, 09:58

Hi Ian, you must be going through hell. Hope she has a speedy recovery with you at her side. Don't forget to look after your self too.

Jim T

rossco · 21-11-2009, 11:17

Look after both of you's and if you need any help or support just ask, I'm sure the guys in the club will be there in a flash.

I guess I could be the last one to arrive

Our thoughts are with you and Shelia for a speedy recovery.

All the best mate.

wildbri · 21-11-2009, 17:05

I would like to send my warm and positive thoughts to you both, and that each visit will find her stronger and feeling a little better. Our thoughts are with you regards B and D

iandouglas · 21-11-2009, 23:35

hi guys.
just a quick update sheila is off the morphine now and manages to stay awake a little more although she is still having the epidural in her back.
ive told her of all your kind words and it put a tear in her eye .
She asked me to thank you all.
on another point ive de frosted the fridge trouble is ive put a carving knife through the ice box doh.

.
gas everywhere ive crimped the core over and it doesnt leak ,we dont use the icebox only the fridge part, ive reset the control to no2 and it seams to be keeping just a couple of degrees above freezing do you thing that is ok for bacon and such things.
By the way i de iced the fridge because the main door was being pushed of its seal by the build up of ice.
rgds.iandouglas

rossco · 22-11-2009, 03:26

Knives sharp objects and freezers do not go well

several degrees above freezing would be fine for bacon and such

I think a fridge sits at about 6 degrees normally

mav · 22-11-2009, 11:44

My opinion only, but i have always thought 6 seems high and consider +2 /+3 better.

DaveAMac · 22-11-2009, 16:29

Hi Ian, very happy to hear that Sheila is off the morphine now and managing to stay awake more. Hang in there, mate, will be thinking of you both. Dave :-)

davemud · 22-11-2009, 20:10

Hi Ian Just catching up on the Site and come across your thread m8.

We are all very sorry to hear off your poor Sheila's condition a would like
to extend our well-wishes to her and to have full and speedy recovery.

As the others have said please take care of yourself during this hard time
and look forward to seeing you at some point in 2010

Dave & Sam n kids

Toolbox · 22-11-2009, 20:30

Hi Ian,
Sorry to read that Sheila is so ill, but glad to read that she is improving.
Hope that she makes a speedy full recovery.

All the very best, Jeremy & Chrissy

Adz · 22-11-2009, 20:39

Sorry to get on the thread so late

Wish her all the best

iandouglas · 25-11-2009, 22:54

hi guys.
Yesterday .
bit of a downer sheila was moved back onto hdu/intensive care.
Her blood oxygen levels were out so they wanted to keep a closer eye on her .
Today.
still there but she is much better they hope to have her back on a ward soon.
Sheila likes the hdu so doesnt mind being there also she has a picture window to look out of .
once again i would like to thank you all for your kind words.
ps.
the fridge is dead not enough gas left .lol.
rgds.iandouglas

Paul · 25-11-2009, 23:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by iandouglas

ps.
the fridge is dead not enough gas left .lol.
rgds.iandouglas

Ian hopeyour going to buy a new frige before Sheila gets back.. LOL

By the way have you told her??

iandouglas · 25-11-2009, 23:43

hi paul.
not sure what to do if i buy one it will be the wrong one so may just tell her its packed up .lol.
that will be ok for about a second till she reads this.lol.
guess i will have to come clean.

POWER CUT.

RGD. iandouglas

Paul · 25-11-2009, 23:47

Power cut..

Sounds good to me.. LOL

iandouglas · 26-11-2009, 23:21

hi sheila is now back on a ward. no oxygen no drip no pain killers .

ive told her i stabbed the fridge and killed it.
SHE LAUGHED .
SO HER SENCE OF HUMER HAD NOT RETURNED YET.

rgds.iandouglas

21-11-2009, 23:35	#19
iandouglas Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Vehicle: LANDROVER Disco 300TDI Posts: 1,802	sheila hi guys. just a quick update sheila is off the morphine now and manages to stay awake a little more although she is still having the epidural in her back. ive told her of all your kind words and it put a tear in her eye . She asked me to thank you all. on another point ive de frosted the fridge trouble is ive put a carving knife through the ice box doh.. gas everywhere ive crimped the core over and it doesnt leak ,we dont use the icebox only the fridge part, ive reset the control to no2 and it seams to be keeping just a couple of degrees above freezing do you thing that is ok for bacon and such things. By the way i de iced the fridge because the main door was being pushed of its seal by the build up of ice. rgds.iandouglas

25-11-2009, 22:54	#26
iandouglas Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Vehicle: LANDROVER Disco 300TDI Posts: 1,802	sheila hi guys. Yesterday . bit of a downer sheila was moved back onto hdu/intensive care. Her blood oxygen levels were out so they wanted to keep a closer eye on her . Today. still there but she is much better they hope to have her back on a ward soon. Sheila likes the hdu so doesnt mind being there also she has a picture window to look out of . once again i would like to thank you all for your kind words. ps. the fridge is dead not enough gas left .lol. rgds.iandouglas

25-11-2009, 23:43	#28
iandouglas Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Vehicle: LANDROVER Disco 300TDI Posts: 1,802	sheila hi paul. not sure what to do if i buy one it will be the wrong one so may just tell her its packed up .lol. that will be ok for about a second till she reads this.lol. guess i will have to come clean. POWER CUT. RGD. iandouglas

25-11-2009, 23:47	#29
Paul Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: North West Vehicle: 2002 Terrano 3.0 Di LWB Posts: 1,961	Power cut.. Sounds good to me.. LOL __________________ 2002 Terrano 3.0 Di LWB..

26-11-2009, 23:21	#30
iandouglas Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Vehicle: LANDROVER Disco 300TDI Posts: 1,802	sheila hi sheila is now back on a ward. no oxygen no drip no pain killers . ive told her i stabbed the fridge and killed it. SHE LAUGHED . SO HER SENCE OF HUMER HAD NOT RETURNED YET. rgds.iandouglas

21-11-2009, 09:58	#16
jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	Hi Ian, you must be going through hell. Hope she has a speedy recovery with you at her side. Don't forget to look after your self too. Jim T

21-11-2009, 11:17	#17
rossco Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Wellington North Island New Zealand Vehicle: NIssan Mistral Posts: 1,107	Look after both of you's and if you need any help or support just ask, I'm sure the guys in the club will be there in a flash. I guess I could be the last one to arrive Our thoughts are with you and Shelia for a speedy recovery. All the best mate.

21-11-2009, 17:05	#18
wildbri Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: south lakeland Vehicle: terrano 1997 tdi Posts: 940	I would like to send my warm and positive thoughts to you both, and that each visit will find her stronger and feeling a little better. Our thoughts are with you regards B and D

22-11-2009, 03:26	#20
rossco Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Wellington North Island New Zealand Vehicle: NIssan Mistral Posts: 1,107	Knives sharp objects and freezers do not go well several degrees above freezing would be fine for bacon and such I think a fridge sits at about 6 degrees normally

22-11-2009, 11:44	#21
mav Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: South Posts: 1,748	My opinion only, but i have always thought 6 seems high and consider +2 /+3 better.

22-11-2009, 16:29	#22
DaveAMac Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Scotland Vehicle: '99 Terrano II SE Touring Posts: 129	Hi Ian, very happy to hear that Sheila is off the morphine now and managing to stay awake more. Hang in there, mate, will be thinking of you both. Dave :-)

22-11-2009, 20:10	#23
davemud Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: south east england Vehicle: Patrol 3.0 2007 Auto Posts: 433	Hi Ian Just catching up on the Site and come across your thread m8. We are all very sorry to hear off your poor Sheila's condition a would like to extend our well-wishes to her and to have full and speedy recovery. As the others have said please take care of yourself during this hard time and look forward to seeing you at some point in 2010 Dave & Sam n kids

22-11-2009, 20:30	#24
Toolbox Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Cornwall Vehicle: Oh yes Posts: 1,968	Hi Ian, Sorry to read that Sheila is so ill, but glad to read that she is improving. Hope that she makes a speedy full recovery. All the very best, Jeremy & Chrissy

22-11-2009, 20:39	#25
Adz Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Roaming Nomad Vehicle: 1995 SWB Terrano Posts: 5,370	Sorry to get on the thread so late Wish her all the best

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