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YT,
Where did your other thread go?
I was going to post a vort I read on R”H about adding a hay…
SG
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Refuah Shleima. Every day I daven for you and check here for your posts, always hoping they will be positive and moving in direction of a complete Refuah. Just a thought, accepting things the way they are saves a person alot of energy…energy that can be rather used for healing. Ive been in that place. Thinking of you and wishing you a Gmar Chasima Tova, a year of refuos and yeshuos.
AYC: A veteran poster such as myself (of over four and a half years, kein yirbu) surely knows how to see the number of posts in a thread. It was tongue in cheek. You see, my post was in fact post number 100 which is why I wrote about 100 ppl visiting. Not post 101. And yours was 102 not 103. Because when you are logged in, the blank message box in which you post counts already as a post. Try it. Check the posts of any thread then log out and look again. Its a confusing quirk of the CR.
YT may you have a refuel shelaima bekorov,MAMISH! May this year bring you and your wife only simchos and nachas! May your entire family be bensht with gezunt and mazal
Didn’t mean to write refuel but Refuah Shelaima! May this year bring yeshuos v’nechomos to gantz klal yisroel. It’s really time for Moshiach to come so let’s all daven like we really want it. Gmar Chasima Tova to you.
My posts from 2 hours ago got lost somewhere
Yehudah, please ask about the fast. It doesn’t sound to me (an old nurse) like you should be fasting at all.
YT
Did your rav speak to your doctor?
Sometimes a rav allows one to take a specific number of teaspoons of liquid every seven minutes or so and it’s still considered fasting if the rav paskens as such
Yehudah Tzvi, your name is included in my Tehilim whenever I say them. Hopefully you will be able to feel 100% in the very near future. Have a g’mar chasima tova, and no further need for any medical treatment beyond a yearly physical.
YT
Just keep up your great attitude and let G-d do the rest!
YT,
I’ve been following this thread, but not commenting because I really don’t know what I can possibly do or say other than davening for you (which I am). Thank you for responding to my last post (about mechila).
Just wanted to wish you Hatzlacha with everything (including Y”K related like the actual fasting and feeling ok, etc) and much Bracha for the coming year(s) and that whatever Refuah you still need come quickly and completely.
May you have a GMAR CHASIMA TOVA!!! I’m davening for you!!
Amen! Thank you!
YT, I wish that I were your doc – I would have said “no fasting” as you are requiring omeprazole to ease your stomach from the side effects of the other meds. In any case, you had best eat a lot today – try a big bowl of mac and cheese for lunch and have a big helping of some kind of lockshin as a side dish for dinner. That should provide you with ample carbs. I wish you your easiest fast ever and that the coming year should bring you and your family the best of health and parnassah.
YT- May this year be a year full of only simcha and bracha for you and the rest of klal yisroel. Thinking bout you and will try and keep you in mind
YT,
I have been and BL”N will continue davening for you. I wish you and your family a gmar chasima tova, with gezunt, bracha parnassa. May you have a refuah sheleima B’Karov and never again know from the infections, pain and tzaros you’ve had until now, till 120.
Been thinking of you yehuda tzvi. may you have a complete refuah quick! Thanks for keeping us updated and keep it up!
have a refuah shelaima and chag kosher vesaneach. may you have the ability to enjoy yom tov.
Yehudah Tzvi,
B”H you were able to fast without complications. I hope things keep moving up hill from here. I davened for you on Yom Kippur as I’m sure most of your CR friends did.
It’s about 2 weeks since you were prescribed an additional 2 weeks of IV antibiotics. Please keep us posted with any updates on that.
Refuah Shleima!
YT,
we haven’t heard any updates from you in a couple of days. I hope you’re ok…
Yehuda Tzvi,
I really hope you’re ok. Please post an update.
Thanks for the update yehuda tzvi! May you come back to tell us you’re feeling very much better very quickly.
A gutten mo’ed! I hope that you’re feeling better and that you’re able to enjoy Succos.
Might I suggest the well-known segula of the Manchester Rosh Yeshiva zt”l – to learn two halachos a day of Shmiras HaLashon?
Refuah shelaima!
YT
Glad to hear you are still on the upswing.
Does that mother remember her life after death moment? I’ve read stories about some patients’ memories at that time and they are incredible.
Moadim l’simcha
YT -“She flat lined twice”
This is a TV line. I never seen a patient who flat lined ever wake up. A flat line is Asystole where 99.9% die in this rhythm. The one that they can recover from is usually V. fib – where you can shock the pt.
Health, it isn’t necessary to be quite so technical. Its obvious he means that this unfortunate woman arrested twice and was B’H’ successfully rescuscitated.
Amen!! From your mouth to hashems ears!
YT
Thanks for describing the out of body experience. If she remembers any more, please share. She must be so grateful that somehow she’ll love her life differently.
Glad to hear you are healing and that there’s no more infection.
Be”H you should continue to heal and be WELL on your way to complete health.
YehudahTzvi~
continued sincere wishes for a refuah sheleima b’karov.
wishing you a g’mar tov/metzuyan from Hashem on this Hoshana Rabba sealing!
Glad things are getting better may u have a complete and speedy refuah shleimah
Hey YT, thanks for checking in and letting us know how you are! We want to wish you all the very best and a gut kvittel, refuah shelayma to u and your mother. May this year only be uphill from here on now, onto a full recovery and back to the best of health.
YT,
Thanks for the updates. I’m happy the infection is gone. I hope the bone will start healing soon and you’ll be able to feel completely back to normal.
thanks for updating. may this be the beginning of the end of your pains!
YT Ah Git Kvittel and a refuah shilaimah bisoich shar choilay yisroel. May you be zochah to good health and kul mili dimaitav.
YehudahTzvi -“She herself is a nurse and used the term flat lined. She was clinically dead with no heartbeat.”
Yea, I understand, but she was using a TV term. I highly doubt she actually was in Asytole. More likely a different cardiac arrest rhythm.
Though I didn’t mention it, I did have you in mind countless times during this past Yomim Noraim. Hope you do feel better.
welcome back, ZK!
May Taleah bas Leah have a refua shlaima as well as you, Yehuda Tzvi ben Elisheva
YT,
I’ve seen your posts on other threads. Just curious how you’re feeling.
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