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Well done Tom!  

Please don’t do this, this is about Ice’s decision to move on from what was a big part of her life and a decision not made lightly.  Let’s leave it at that. 🙂 

Hey my friend, I completely sympathize with your choice to move away from healthcare for I had thoughts of that myself. We owe you as a frontline worker dealing with what was the most vulnerable people a depth of gratitude.
Good luck with your new adventures. 

So it finally happened. I accepted a position at the hospital for Office Manager in the nursing department.  I'm super excited for this next adventure in my life. 

Today after 5 years hard work, a bronze cast statue has been completed in a little known foundry just 20miles away from me. completed in a little place called Chalford, Gloucestershire .   this large piece of bronze is destined for the White House. hopefully when its unveiled in the near future you all can say Draygunnar gave us the news first rofl.  

That is so kind of you to share that Tom. I can imagine it was an emotional day. You are in my thoughts. 

That is so kind of you to share that Tom. I can imagine it was an emotional day. You are in my thoughts. 

That is so kind of you to share that Tom. I can imagine it was an emotional day. You are in my thoughts. 

That is so kind of you to share that Tom. I can imagine it was an emotional day. You are in my thoughts. 

That is so kind of you to share that Tom. I can imagine it was an emotional day. You are in my thoughts. 

That is so kind of you to share that Tom. I can imagine it was an emotional day. You are in my thoughts. 

That is so kind of you to share that Tom. I can imagine it was an emotional day. You are in my thoughts. 

Yes, thank goodness for fathers!  Fathers are so important.  Happy Father's Day!  
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, fathers who are actively involved in their children's lives can contribute to many areas of their development, including: Emotional health Fathers can help children develop emotional security and stability, and boost their self-esteem Social development Fathers can help children build strong social interactions and relationships, and encourage them to be independent and take risks Cognitive development Fathers can help children improve their math and verbal skills, and develop prosocial and self-regulation skills Physical health Fathers can encourage children to be physically active and promote a healthy lifestyle Financial stability Fathers can help children develop financial literacy and provide financial stability Modeling Fathers can demonstrate healthy relationships by showing respect, equality, and conflict resolution 

Happy Father's Day to all you wonderful idiots. Hope you have a good one. 

That is so kind of you to share that Tom. I can imagine it was an emotional day. You are in my thoughts. 

yesterday we had the celebration of life for my wife .it was a very nice day .Tabatha did a great job on all the flowers and stuff to remember her mother .
 
                                            

Please don’t do this, this is about Ice’s decision to move on from what was a big part of her life and a decision not made lightly.  Let’s leave it at that. 🙂 

Please don’t do this, this is about Ice’s decision to move on from what was a big part of her life and a decision not made lightly.  Let’s leave it at that. 🙂 

Hey my friend, I completely sympathize with your choice to move away from healthcare for I had thoughts of that myself. We owe you as a frontline worker dealing with what was the most vulnerable people a depth of gratitude.
Good luck with your new adventures. 

Hey my friend, I completely sympathize with your choice to move away from healthcare for I had thoughts of that myself. We owe you as a frontline worker dealing with what was the most vulnerable people a depth of gratitude.
Good luck with your new adventures. 

Please don’t do this, this is about Ice’s decision to move on from what was a big part of her life and a decision not made lightly.  Let’s leave it at that. 🙂 

Hey my friend, I completely sympathize with your choice to move away from healthcare for I had thoughts of that myself. We owe you as a frontline worker dealing with what was the most vulnerable people a depth of gratitude.
Good luck with your new adventures. 

Argh, my friend I am relieved that you ok. We all think we are invincible when we are young and ignore any great advice given.
Worrying about your health is enough, the cost of that health is worry all to many have as well. I am grateful I don’t have to. 
Gods speed to a full recovery my friend.

Friday morning 5/24/24 at 7:30 am while at work I started feeling lots of chest pain and thought it might be heartburn so I tried to get my day going. Within a few minutes I started feeling sweaty and the pain got worse. I have been thru this before so I went in to my Bosses office and sat down and told him I couldn't do my job the way I was feeling because it wasn't safe. about 2 minutes later I asked him to please call 911 and I took a nitro tab and removed my dress shirt. "Didn't want it cut off me". Lucky for me the Fire Department is only about 10 blocks straight down the street and before he was off the phone we could hear the sirens. The Paramedics ran a tape on me and told me I was having a Massive Heart Attack and transported me the 1/2 mile to the hospital ER where I stayed for about 10 minutes. Time is crucial in this sort of shit. I was in the Operating room is less than 20 minutes from the 911 call and the Dr.'s spent the next 2.5 hours working on bring me back. From what I have learned so far I had a "Plaque Rupture" in my Aorta meaning the plaque rupture the blood vessel wall and caused a major blockage to the main flow of blood to my heart and also sent clots into the lower chamber. They were able to put in a Stent and break up most of the clots while in the Cath Lab without having to cut open my chest. I sent the next 24 hrs. in ICU because they had to give me a Heparin IV to quickly thin my blood so the clots would break up rather then travel to my brain and cause a Stroke. The next 2 days were in CICU to monitor my recovery. Needless to say my Wife was frantic about seeing me like this and in much worse shape then before during my previous attacks. Good news is both my other Stents are just fine but this new one is in a major area. I had quit smoking cigs 14 months ago because of the last one but my body just makes plaque regardless of what I eat or do. I am now home where I am much more comfortable and with the love of my life and if I keep getting better I can return to  work within 14 days or so? However it is hard to keep my stress level down when all I can think about is the medical bills that will start arriving soon and the money I am not making while at home resting. The thought of us losing our home among other things is driving me crazy right now. I would rather leave this earth with her having our home and some savings than to be here and her become homeless. If you smoke please stop, if you eat poorly please try to eat better and if you don't exercise at least try to walk 30 minutes a day. Do this not for yourself "it will help you" but do it for those who love you and cherish you. Tell those you love those words as often as possible because you never know what your final words to them might be or when you might not come home from work. Peace and LOVE to you all.