Good Luck, Buddy!

Mimi and I will be praying for your complete and successful transition!

Lew

 

Best wishes and prayers for you. Hope you get a master craftsman to work on you. Jack…................

 

oh wow…

Good luck, and have a quick and easy recovery. let us know if theres anything we can help with aside from the usual free entertainment here

any plans on still keeping busy with WW while recovering? or got other activities on your mind?

 

Everything is going to go perfectly !

 

So now you'll have a new battery charger in the shop! Hope the whole thing is easy for you. They've been doing these things so long they kinda know how to do it right now. Glad you have that option.

 

Good luck on your new venture into the bionic age.

I once new a 90 year old man who had a pacemaker installed.

He felt pretty good about it, because the doctor said it was guaranteed to last ten years.

We'll be praying for you.

Maybe you'll have some time to take up woodcarving now.

 

God bless brother ,
your in good hands !
.
are you going to be a boss now ?
or are you coming back to the mines ?
.
pretty soon we'll all be hooked up to the computer and can talk while we work ,
lets hope its martin as big brother !

speedy recovery and best to family .

 

My friend, maybe they can tighten all your other loose screws while your there.

I'll say my best prayers for you.

Lee

 

My best wishes for successful operation and good recovery in due course. We want you back but take your own time.
Sharad

 

The Dr said it's not the driving that causes problems, it's the idiots that drive and pull out in front of you and you swerve to miss them.
Uh huh. It's not the fall out of the tree that hurts you, it's that sudden stop at the bottom of the fall.

You concentrate on getting back in shape. NO DRIVING, and like Dick said, maybe take up carving; or draw up sketches for all the stuff you'll be building later.
Take care, Karson, and I'll keep the prayers going up for your speedy recovery.

 

Good luck, guy, Hope your pacemaker goes as well as mine did. We were in Venezuela when I had to have one put in. It's been there almost four years and I hardly ever think about it. Have to go every 6 months for a check up. Only hitch is when my wife cuddles up to me on the couch, the tv starts changing channels and the garage door starts opening and shutting. God be with you in the days ahead and may you be granted a quick recovery.

 

Best wishes!

I have a mechanical heart valve so I know some of what you will be going through.

 

Hey Buddy ,
Best wishes and all our prayers are with you. Hope for a speddy recovery, come back soon with all you beautiful work.

 

Best wishes Karson.

 

Karson;

Good luck, relax, let the professionals do their job and you'll feel like a new man in about a month. Do as the doc's say and you'll be fine. Sit back and draw your upcoming projects to your heart's (no pun intended, honestly!) content.

Anyway, you'll be in our thoughts and prayers today ….

Thomas

 

I plan on continuing with the woodworking.

The Mason Dixon Woodworkers make toys on every Wed of the year. I'll miss this one but plan on being back for the rest. (Have to get someone to drive me there).

My wife's kitchen still is under construction. I just finished up 19 drawer fronts this morning. They all need to be sprayed with conversion varnish (It's raining today) and get them installed. Do some planning on the rest of the lower cabinets (3 drawers, 1 drawer front and two doors for under the sink) The two doors and new drawer fronts will need to have veneer applied to the panels. Those items will all be worked on during the recoup time. I can't work on the uppers because of the weight and height.

I just finished putting a roof on a section of my house Friday (14' X 34') My 18 year old and my 12 year old sons helped. They both were getting proficient with the air nailers. Not so great on the allignment of shingles (we had to take a couple off, and redo them). Was going to work on another section today but the rain killed those plans.

The previous owner replaced some of the shingles when he had some home improvements done on the house a few years ago. The two sections I'm working on are the original shingles put on 21 years ago. They seemed to be the traffic area that the previous roofers used to get to the area that they worked on. The shingles had actually worn through to the tar paper in some areas. Lots of broken shingles.

The Dr stated that I cannot do any more electric welding. (There goes my wife's first Christmas Present to me, an Electric stick welder.) The wire welder also goes. The acetylene welder can stay. I use it in welding up my Bandsaw blades.

Woodworking tools are all still a go. It's just the high magnetic tools that cause pacemaker problems.

 

my best thoughts are with you, my friend!!!
I liked the statement by Jack: Hope you get a master craftsman to work on you

Although the topic is quite serious I did have to chuckle at the "I would hate to be leaning over a table saw and that were to happen." The first thing that comes to mind is woodworking?!

Do what the Doc tells ya and we'll be waiting to hear how things go. (Hugs to you AND to each of your family!)

 

Good luck, Karson, and I'll say a prayer for you. Just think how much more woodworking you'll be able to get done once your ticker is beating more regularly!

P.S. Once you get healed up, I'm sure some of us jocks can help you figure out how to rewire that pacemaker for 220V so it will run more efficiently.

 

Good luck, Karson.
As others have said, you'll feel like a new man in no time.
We'll all be pulling for ya!

 

Best of luck to you Karson. We will be thinking of you and you will be in our prayers.

 

Hello Karson,
Oh wow, bionic parts huh? Well I'm certainly glad that you are doing something about it buddy. Many people today just won't have many things done. You are doing the right thing of course and with today's science you will do well. You are in my prayers my friend. Get back to healthy right away with a strong beat at the right rythm. Bye and God Bless you and yours.

 

My prayers are with you, Karson!

 

Hang in there pal.
You are a tough cookie and it'll all work out just fine!

 

My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family, Karson! I have been layed up for 10 weeks now but am getting better every day. Just be glad that they know what the problem is and they can fix it. Have a speedy recovery!

God Bless
tom

 

Good luck woodworker!