Chuck Bishop & Research Letters
 

I don't want to alarm anyone - Chuck asked me to post this for him because he can't access any "Gun" sites from his hospital bed due to their tight security measures over Internet access.

Chuck suffered a bit of an episode several days ago and he fell and broke a bone in his hand. He's fine otherwise but he has been under observation all week. He expects to be back home in a day or two and back at his desk typing one-handed research letters.

I want to be the first to say "Get well quickly Friend!" and to remind him that he isn't being paid the BIG bucks for laying around in a hospital bed taking it easy! :rotf::bowdown:-:bowdown:





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Thx for the news Dean. Get better soon Mr. Bishop!

Well I sure hope it was his left hand??? We need "His Eminence" clicking that target counter at Ernie's in a few weeks!! It just wouldn't be the same without him. Get well soon buddy!!----Ansley H.

Prayers and best wishes for a speedy recovery Chuck.

Ah heck Chuck sorry to hear that. Get well soon my friend. In an attempt to do my part I am going to order a letter some time this morning so you will have something to practice on when you get home. Take care !!

I knew he would wipe out with that high speed Spolar. Better just let me come pick it up.
Get Well Ole Buddy.

I hope Chuck recovers quickly. Thanks for letting us know

Hang in there Chuck. Hope you have a quick recovery!
All the best,
Buddy

Wishing you the best Chuck!

Thoughts and prayers Chuck. See you at Ernies.

Get well soon Chuck we need you.

Best wishes, Chuck. I'll try to help you recover by ordering a few letters.

chuck we wish you a speedy recovery will keep you in our prayers....charlie

Chuck my Friend, get well quickly and listen to the Doctors. You will be in our prayers for a speedy and complete recovery.

Get well soon Chuck!

Best wishes Chuck. Speedy recovery.

Thanks for the get well wishes everyone. I'm back home. I couldn't post due to hospital wifi restrictions onanything related to guns:cuss: I'll be back at the computer on Monday but pecking away 1 handed:banghead:

In a nutshell, I passed out on Monday in the garage andbroke a knuckle on my left hand, severe bruse on my rt knee, and a brused chest. Dr. thinks the slow heart beat was caused by a specific med I was taking for a-fib. Off that medication now. Keeping my fingers crossed. Next thing would be a pacemaker.

We missed you at Wildcat. Get well soon!

Chuck
 

Happy to hear that you are home...and hopefully feeling better...and thanks again for past favors.

Good news that you are home, that oughta make you feel a little better. Take care !!

Get a bike helmet and body armor for garage work till they figure out what exactly is going on. Take care and be well.

Made me smile Mike:rotf: It just makes me mad that this happens now in prime shooting season. Don't know how long it takes for a broken knuckel to heal.

It’s a good alibi for missing. Learn to love it.





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In a nutshell, I passed out on Monday in the garage

Passed out?? WTH happened? Did you find your scorecard from The Southern???

Dr. thinks the slow heart beat was caused by a specific med I was taking for a-fib.

Do you ever listen to that motley crew of "grey hounds" you hang out with? Never, ever mix-up those "little blue pills!!!"

So relieved to hear it's your left hand. We have a target counter with your name on it at Ernie's!! :bigbye::bigbye::bigbye:

Steve, I hope to be there. Margaret may have to drive.

Chuck, Some times we don't realize just how important folks like Chuck are to this organization, until all of a sudden he is not there! Got you in my prayers my friend, Gary

Chuck, Let us know when you are ready for some research letter requests. Until then, relax and get better!

Chuck, glad you are okay as the fall could have been worse. As we discussed at the Southern I know exactly how you feel. I, too, have a-fib and a slow pulse rate often feeling light headed especially when standing up suddenly or bending over to pick something up. Take care and stay vigilant! 😊

Glad to hear your doing OK, Chuck. At our age, "OK" is the operative word. Best.

Mike P.

Glad to hear you’re ok. I’m sure that was a scary episode. Thank you for all you do for the PGCA.