Near tragic end QLD holday.

[Glenhuon (Bill)]

Glad to see your lady is improving. Scary thing to happen to you both. The para's and medical staff are real hero's.
I have a stent in my right carotid after losing sight in my eye, scared the hell out of me.
Bill

[RickS (Rick)]

A terrible and frightening event for both of you, Justin. Glad to hear it didn't turn out too badly in the end. Best wishes to your wife for a speedy recovery.

Cheers,
Rick.

[Paul Haese]

Sorry to hear of this incident Justin. I hope your wife makes a good recovery and you both get home soon as possible.

[Hagar (Doug)]

Just saw this post Justin. I don't have a very good record for holidays so I do hope everything just keeps getting better. It's amazing what the medicos can do.
Good luck with it all.

[tilbrook@rbe.ne (Justin Tilbrook)]

Originally Posted by Regulus

What a frightening experience for you all!
I'm glad the paramedics were efficient, and a plane was available.
I cannot imagine what it is like for you two, but you have my best wishes for a full recovery, and a future without further problems.

Trev

Thanks Trev!

It's a surreal experience.

Originally Posted by Kunama

Very lucky that you weren't out on the Newell Highway, very lucky indeed......
Hope your dearly beloved has a speedy recovery Justin.
For a regional hospital Nambour is excellent. (My wife worked there in Cardiac Care and Medical Imaging for 10 years and has many friends there. While you're there you can marvel at my handiwork as well ..... I supervised the concrete formwork on the new section).
Best wishes for the future.

Thanks Matt!

Your right, excellent care at Nambour.
They keep us informed on every step taken, very reassuring.
Currently sitting in the new wing, good to be in such an up
to date coronary unit.

Originally Posted by astroron

Best wishes to your wife Kathy and you Justin.
Cheers

Thanks Ron!

Originally Posted by DavidU

Not good at all. Glad she's ok. Went through something similar 3 years ago.
Very scary stuff.

Thanks David!

Originally Posted by GrahamL

Scary stuff Justin best wishes to Kathy for a speedy recovery.


A friend had a similar loss of muscle with his attack , took a while for him to
recover fully , he was sitting on his surfboard , last thing he remembers as he was falling into the water was another near him looking around with a puzzled look at the pounding he was doing on his board as he couldn't speak.

Thanks Graham!

The speed which everything happens is frightening.

Originally Posted by MortonH

Scary stuff. Hope the recovery goes well.

Thanks Morton!

Originally Posted by Glenhuon

Glad to see your lady is improving. Scary thing to happen to you both. The para's and medical staff are real hero's.
I have a stent in my right carotid after losing sight in my eye, scared the hell out of me.
Bill

Thanks Bill!

Yes, no doubt about the para's and medical staff.
Did you regain your sight??
I hope so.

Originally Posted by RickS

A terrible and frightening event for both of you, Justin. Glad to hear it didn't turn out too badly in the end. Best wishes to your wife for a speedy recovery.

Cheers,
Rick.

Thanks Rick!

Shall pass all the great messages along.

Thanks everybody.

[tilbrook@rbe.ne (Justin Tilbrook)]

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Sorry to hear of this incident Justin. I hope your wife makes a good recovery and you both get home soon as possible.

Thanks Paul!

I'm glad my daughter is not too far away, she drove me down to Nambour. Her experience as a police officer helped calm me greatly.

Originally Posted by Hagar

Just saw this post Justin. I don't have a very good record for holidays so I do hope everything just keeps getting better. It's amazing what the medicos can do.
Good luck with it all.

Thanks Doug!

You had similar experiences I presume?
Kathy is improving each day but it's a real balancing act though.

Justin.

[CJ (Chris)]

Jeez, what a horrible experience! Best wishes to you both.

[Ric]

That must have been very scary indeed.

Best wishes to you and a speedy recovery for your wife.

[DJT (David)]

Best wishes to both of you and for a speedy recovery.

[tilbrook@rbe.ne (Justin Tilbrook)]

Originally Posted by CJ

Jeez, what a horrible experience! Best wishes to you both.

Originally Posted by Ric

That must have been very scary indeed.

Best wishes to you and a speedy recovery for your wife.

Originally Posted by DJT

Best wishes to both of you and for a speedy recovery.

Thanks Chris, Ric and David!

Much appreciated.

Justin.

[ZeroID (Brent)]

Blimey !!
All the best to you both for a speedy recovery ..