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I'll remenber you in my prays, get well soon!

Greetings from Frostproof PA.

Sounds like good news that they feel everything that needed to be removed was removed. I know you'll follow the rules they give you. This time of year is as good as it could be to have a proceedure like that taken care of. Be praying for you my friend.

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HEY BUD, DON'T CATCH ALL OF THOSE SPECKS OUT OF REEDY, WE ARE HEADEN THAT WAY SOON AS MY HAND HEALS, THINK IT WILL IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS, IF YOU THINK YOU WILL STILL BE THERE SEND ME A NOTE AND MAYBE CAN GET TOGETHER AND CATCH A FEW.
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I'll be headed back to Tally for a few days on Feb 4th. Got a couple of Doc appts and then we'll probably return. However, as I said before, your welcome to use the place whether or not I'm here. The dock is available (no boat yet) and from speaking with the boaters who pass by, I'd doing just as well without a boat, but your experience may make a difference in where to fish.

Pa be careful with that incision in the salt water. There are lot's of nasty little micro organisms and bacteria inshore around the oyster bars that can get in your incision and cause a very nasty infection. I had some health problems a couple of years ago and the DR told me to wear gloves and even wanted me to take antibiotics before I spent time at the coast. The warning label on the antibiotics said "may cause heat intolerance". I explained to the doc that I'd take my chances after a couple of days in the summer taking that stuff and feeling like I was having a heat stroke. I just wore latex gloves under some old golf gloves if I was doing something like scalloping.

Pa be careful with that incision in the salt water. There are lot's of nasty little micro organisms and bacteria inshore around the oyster bars that can get in your incision and cause a very nasty infection. I had some health problems a couple of years ago and the DR told me to wear gloves and even wanted me to take antibiotics before I spent time at the coast. The warning label on the antibiotics said "may cause heat intolerance". I explained to the doc that I'd take my chances after a couple of days in the summer taking that stuff and feeling like I was having a heat stroke. I just wore latex gloves under some old golf gloves if I was doing something like scalloping.