Hi peeps been a little unwell had a couple of visits to hospital over the last seven days which included a four day stay with cannula and tubes stuck in my arms and paws, they had to shave the back of my paws and still said they could not find a vein. 
 
Need more tests but I Am feeling a little more my furry self now I Am back at The 4077.

Last time I had an IV it took four people seven attempts to get one in. Not counting the person holding me down. One of those stabs must have really torn something up inside because my arm hurt for the next three weeks. 
 
Glad you're back, Wookie. At least now you can confidently use the word "cannula" in a sentence, or Scrabble.

Glad you survived the trip Wookiee.
After my trip I had a book of words but few of them were fit for scrabble
or worth repeating for that matter.
I'm also still wearing the branding marks. They don't hurt but will always be there to remind me
of my trip.
Memory is a funny thing too...things I'd like to forget I can't but seem to have no problem forgetting
things I think would be good to remember.
I guess a list of tunes that will traumatize a guitarist would be useful.
 
 
 
 

Good to have you back (hairy or not) Wookster.

Thanks good peeps of the CH.
 
As for the memories Spacey, eight different cannula scars and two blown veins plus several interesting moments of delusion caused by the codeine, paracetamol and morphine running through the blood stream.  They did seem a little concerned about the green blood.

I would think they'd be more concerned about their own life expectancy. 

I'm GLAD you are OK!
I saw the title of the thread and it made me leap for joy on the inside... just to know that it is possible for things to "go back to norbal".
 
Thank you!
 
Julien
 

Glad to have you back and hope all is OK.
 
And for me "whatever" pretty much sums up the normal state of affairs.

Me Bubba what sort of threat could a Wookiee in pain be?????
 
Julian normality is a state of brain.
 
Thanks Drew same goes for me.

I think it's about time for EVERYONE to be well for a while.