JUST WANTED TO WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY THANKSGIVING--I KNOW, I KNOW, SOME OF YOU FOLKS ACROSS THE POND DON'T CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING, BUT JUST WANTED TO LET YOU ALL KNOW HOW TRULY THANKFUL I AM FOR FINDING THIS UPBN WEBSITE, AND OF COURSE ALL OF YOU!! EVERYONE HAS BEEN SO SUPPORTIVE AND HELPFUL TO EACH OTHER--YOU ARE ALL TRULY AN INSPIRATION IN SO MANY WAYS--AND I HAVE LEARNED SO MUCH FROM ALL OF YOU!!---I GUESS I AM ONE OF THE LUCKY ONES--DAVID'S ARM SEEMS TO HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT OF RETURNING FUNCTION, AND WE HAVE BEEN GIVEN THE OK TO GET HIS SHOULDER ORTHOPEDICALLY FIXED---IT COULD HAVE BEEN SO MUCH WORSE FOR HIM.. AND ME, AS A BYPRODUCT!.....JUST WANTED TO LET YOU ALL KNOW WE AT THE FROST HOUSEHOLD ARE THINKING OF YOU ALL THIS HOLIDAY SEASON, WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST!!!
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~~~~~SUZIE, DAVID, MIICHELLE, AND LINDSEY FROST~~~~~~
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!
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cbe411
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CHeers to that Suzie! I dont know where I would be right now had I not found this website early in the summer and then of cource the TBPI UK boards too! It is nice to know that there are so many people out there that are like me and that we can be there for eachother, through everything! Thanks to all of you and weather across th epond or not, have a great holiday season!
COurt xo
COurt xo
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Happy Thanksgiving to all of you from your friendly Canadian neighbour and thankful member of this website. I too am very grateful for this network being here. All of you wonderful people have helped me out tremendously through the good and painful times. Have a great holiday!
Love, Karen
Love, Karen
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Kathleen M
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Hi All
Happy Thanksgiving enjoy the great food and company and don't forget the great left-overs on Friday.
Kath
Happy Thanksgiving enjoy the great food and company and don't forget the great left-overs on Friday.
Kath
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Karen McClune
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone. We have Ryan and Brenda with us this year. So much fun.
Enjoy your day tomorrow, we will.
Hugs from all the McClune's
Enjoy your day tomorrow, we will.
Hugs from all the McClune's
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Karl w/ a K
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Happy Thanksgiving. To you. You know who you are. The ones who set there across the pond. And think to yourselves " Gees these Americans talk funny". You don't post that of course, but you’re thinking it. So here is my reply. Yes, we do talk funny. But we also get to celebrate Thanksgiving. And this is our time to reflect upon the many things we are grateful for. I personally am grateful that you guys put up with us Americans regardless. So today I shall toast you all, and feast till I can't eat any more. In your honor, of coarse. Happy Thanksgiving...Karl..
P.S. You guys are more than welcome to raise a glass and join in.
P.S. You guys are more than welcome to raise a glass and join in.
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I don't care if you lot talk funny. I work with an American , and yesterday, for the first time in my life, I said, "happy thanksgiving" to someone, and instead of her thinking that I was an arse, she was really pleased that I'd taken the trouble to find out when thanksgiving was, and then remembered to say it. The shock on her face when a Brit said that simple message is something I'll never forget. Personally I don't see what all the fuss is about. It's just a big dinner isn't it ? I'll wait until 25th. December for mine ! More sprouts anyone ?
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Karl w/ a K
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Jacko,
Way to go, it sounds like you made her day with a few simple words. Which is why we toast our friends accross the pond. My sister-in-law and her son are going to London in January. Wish I could go. I showed my mother pictures of your trike, and what others have been able to acomplish with this injury. She was impressed, but I think the reality that I will be dealing with this injury for along time started to sink in. Maybe I have sheltered my family from what I have learned . Anyway, help me out Jacko, whats an "arse"....Karl....
Way to go, it sounds like you made her day with a few simple words. Which is why we toast our friends accross the pond. My sister-in-law and her son are going to London in January. Wish I could go. I showed my mother pictures of your trike, and what others have been able to acomplish with this injury. She was impressed, but I think the reality that I will be dealing with this injury for along time started to sink in. Maybe I have sheltered my family from what I have learned . Anyway, help me out Jacko, whats an "arse"....Karl....
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jennyb
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- Injury Description, Date, extent, surgical intervention etc: January 1980 Yamaha RD200 vs 16 wheeler truck, result, 1 totally paralysed right arm. I was 21, now 54. I had no surgery, I don't regret this. Decided to totally ignore limitations (easily done aged 21) adapted very quickly to one handed life, got married, had 3 kids, worked- the effect of the injury on my life (once the pain stopped being constant) was minimal and now, aged 54, I very rarely even think of it, unless I bash it or it gets cold, then I wish I'd had it amputated :) Except for a steering knob on my car, I have no adaptations to help with life, mainly because I honestly don't think of myself as disabled and the only thing I can't do is peel potatoes, which is definitely a good thing.
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Karl, this English-American dictionary might help!
http://english2american.com/dictionary/wholelot.html Hope your family enjoy London, it's a fabulous city for tourists.
Thanks for the good wishes, I have American neighbours both sides of me and I do say Happy Thanksgiving to them....after all they entered into Guy Fawkes night last month with huge enthusiasm and without having the faintest idea what it was all about. The more festivals the merrier I say-altho 2 turkey dinners in one month might be a bit much for me, especially in summer :0)
http://english2american.com/dictionary/wholelot.html Hope your family enjoy London, it's a fabulous city for tourists.
Thanks for the good wishes, I have American neighbours both sides of me and I do say Happy Thanksgiving to them....after all they entered into Guy Fawkes night last month with huge enthusiasm and without having the faintest idea what it was all about. The more festivals the merrier I say-altho 2 turkey dinners in one month might be a bit much for me, especially in summer :0)