Chuck Bishop and Research Letter Update

[Pa SxS]

Home at last! I hope I don't see the inside of a hospital again for a very long time. I want to thank everyone for their messages of prayer and support. It means a lot. I don't want to spend too much time sitting in front of the computer at this time but I can do, with the help of Man of the Mountain, a few letters per day. If you haven't gotten a letter you requested, just let me know at pgcaresearch1@gmail.com.
Thanks,
Chuck

[mobirdhunter]

Chuck, so glad to learn you’re out of the hospital. Hospitals are not the best places to get better. Your home setting will have you back to normal soon. My best to you.

[Pa SxS]

Well, it's obvious to me that I won't be able to make the Southern shoot this year. First one I'll miss in about 16 years. I am hoping to make an appearance at the other shoots starting in June. I'm doing the PT faithfully but progress is slow. Pain comes and goes but at least I am sleeping good at night with out pain.

No problem doing letters so send them to me. Thanks to Mike K. for helping out.

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

Well, it's obvious to me that I won't be able to make the Southern shoot this year. First one I'll miss in about 16 years. I am hoping to make an appearance at the other shoots starting in June. I'm doing the PT faithfully but progress is slow. Pain comes and goes but at least I am sleeping good at night with out pain.

No problem doing letters so send them to me. Thanks to Mike K. for helping out.

Chuck, I'm sorry to learn you won't be able to make the Southern, but your recovery is most important now. As a hip replacement veteran, I know that sleeping well and without pain is a big deal in your recovery. The PT discomfort and feeling of slow progress is, unfortunately, part of the process. In a year, you won't believe how much better you feel...and beyond that, you'll wake up some morning and note that your "fake" hip works so much better that the original part.

I'll miss seeing you. Take care,

Garry