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Leon Roskilly

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Just heard from Sue.

 

Tony had his (whole) hip replacement op today.

 

It went very well and Tony's doing well despite being in a bit of pain.

 

He's in Medway Maritime Hospital (in Pembroke ward) and expects to be in about a week.

 

(Strict) Visiting times 3pm to 4pm and 6:30pm to 8pm (Sue's doing the evening visits as she's back to work now :) )

 

I'm going to try to get along sometime this week to check out the nurses.

 

Hopefully he'll be back morris dancing, and trudging the banks in no time :)

 

Sue sends her love to all.

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I was wondering how he got on, thanks Leon. Give them both my love & hope to see them back on here soon.

 

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Bloody hell, Leon. Don't do that! I was just round a mate's and had a look at the forum, to see this thread at the top and thought something terrible had happened. Thank God it was 'only' a hip op. :D

 

Get well soon, Tony. One of the good guys....

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Best wishes Tony, and hope to see you back on the river bank soon.

 

 

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Good luck, Tony. Get well soo.

 

It's also nice to hear that Sue is back at work, too.

 

One thing I'll give Medway Hospital, is that it does have a 1st class reputation for hip replacement surgery, and the post operative rehab. therapy is pretty good too.

 

It's a nice change to be able to report something positive about a place where there is locally, so much negativity.

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Good news, Tony - just don't attempt Bampton "Flowers of Edinburgh" for a bit (with apologies to non-Morris dancers who won't understand that at all).

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Hope you're back on your feet again soon, Tony. An enforced close season is never fun.

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I hope it all goes well Tony, and you're soon back on your feet :thumbs: .

(A bionic Morris dancer...the mind boggles!).

 

Also great to hear that Sue is OK.

 

Take care, both of you.

 

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