replica A4 built by me..

[Chuckindenver]

thanks, its been one of those whats next things,.
a few months ago, i had some work done on my knee, had some fluid, so they extracted that, cleaned up the inside, and gave me some meds to keep the fluid from comming back.
well, a while down the road, i have a real sore back, think i just pulled something, and i go to the back cracker...says,,,nothing wrong with my back, kidney is acting up.
go back to the hospital a couple days later, and wake up with tubes in every hole god gave me.
they had shutdown, and gave me septic shock...
i survive that, and am on the mend.
i wake up one morning to hear drip drip under my toilet,,check the toilet,, its fine. still hear drip drip..
look in my crawl space, i have 3 feet of water under my house, main water line sprung a leak, was spraying water on the bottom of the floorboard, and dripping in the standing water.
i get a pump, shut the water off, roll around for 3 days in the cold and mud, in my fishing waders, finally fix the water issue..
then 2 days later, i come down with a nasty cold, that turns into a flu,
lay in bed for a few days, and now and then try and get a days work in...that just makes it worse.
i wake up one morning in the ER, and they hook me back up to the machines again....gawd..i aint that old..
so...finally i have a week of getting better, finally getting some work done.
today is the trial for starting up my blue tanks.
you wouldnt think that that would kick your butt, but trust me..having custic fumes around your head for 8 hours sucks the life out of you..
so will see.

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[Badger]

thanks, its been one of those whats next things,.

Sounds like you've had quite the adventure ...

I know the feeling though. My last few months have been similar. I wake up every morning and I discover something else doesn't work...

I guess at 62, I should expect to be a little rough around the edges, but ...

Take care ...

Regards,
Doug