Hello
welcome back and may your health improve rapidly

Happy to have you back, Reb! Wishes for a speedy recovery!

Gary

It's a good news !

Super :)

Glad to see you back. Hope all continues improving

So glad to see you back in whatever capacity you can deal with!

Good news! Glad to see you back!
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Also glad to see you back. Best Wishes and a good recovery!
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From Team BOINC@AUSTRALIA welcome back and hope that your future health problems are insignificant.

Welcome back and congratulations on the slow small rehab improvements. I had open heart surgery 23 months ago and it was also slow coming back but you will get there a bit at a time.

Bill F
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WOO HOO!!!

Welcome back!! It sounds like rehab went well, don't over exert yourself for US, we will understand if you need to take a break so you don't get too tired!!

ITS ALIVE!

Welcome back Rebirther!
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Wellcome back, good to see you and the project online again.

Welcome back and congratulations on the slow small rehab improvements. I had open heart surgery 23 months ago and it was also slow coming back but you will get there a bit at a time.

Bill F

Welcome back and congratulations on the slow small rehab improvements. I had open heart surgery 23 months ago and it was also slow coming back but you will get there a bit at a time.

Bill F

I had open heart surgery, 3 way bypass, at the end of March this year and YES it gets better slowly and sometimes you have setbacks but as long as you keep putting one foot in front of the other it DOES get better!!

The other thing that helped me is doubling the electrolyte packets, I use Propel, as it gave me ALOT of energy that I was losing thru the Lasix pills I was, and still am, taking to keep the swelling down. I don't recommend the brand 'Liquid IV' as it's got 11 grams of sugar in each packet. The Liquid IV packets DO have about 3 times as much stuff in it as compared to the Propel packets but it seems like ALOT of that is sugar.

Welcome back and congratulations on the slow small rehab improvements. I had open heart surgery 23 months ago and it was also slow coming back but you will get there a bit at a time.

Bill F

I had open heart surgery, 3 way bypass, at the end of March this year and YES it gets better slowly and sometimes you have setbacks but as long as you keep putting one foot in front of the other it DOES get better!!

The other thing that helped me is doubling the electrolyte packets, I use Propel, as it gave me ALOT of energy that I was losing thru the Lasix pills I was, and still am, taking to keep the swelling down. I don't recommend the brand 'Liquid IV' as it's got 11 grams of sugar in each packet. The Liquid IV packets DO have about 3 times as much stuff in it as compared to the Propel packets but it seems like ALOT of that is sugar.

Liquid IV is likely to be used to make a hypotonic drink, which requires both salt and sugar. It's still waaaay less sugar than the usual isotonic sports drink you find in a store, which, based on a local example, is 6 grams of sugar on about 3.4oz (100 mL). Liquid IV is 11 grams on 16oz (about 473 mL).

There is a slow progress from rehab but not happy with the results yet. All of the recovering is very slowly with restrictions.

The RAM was tested in the first run and looking ok.

I will test some work too.

I really missed the last pentathlon. Hoping to finish the TF range of GIMPS work too.