See you a bit later.

[Nosher]

Good luck fella

[fsn]

So will this delay the Koreans then?




Good luck, Sir.

[mollinary]

Best of luck!

[paulr]

Hope all goes well and we hear from you soon

And in Phil's absence - Nobby, you OIK

[Westmarcher]

Come back soon, fit and well.

[skywalker]

Best of luck and a speedy recovery

[toxicpixie]

Remember not to take any sculpting tools and armatures into the CT scan

Also, depending on how much broken tool and knife tips and dremel wheels you've currently got embedded, you may want warn them about anomolous results on the images 

More seriously, good luck, hope it turns up quickly sortable issues and you're better soon as!

[fsn]

Um... chaps? Not that I'm worried or anything, but how long is "overnight" in Wales at this time of year?

[O Dinas Powys]

Um... chaps? Not that I'm worried or anything, but how long is "overnight" in Wales at this time of year?

Yeah, I know, I was thinking the same.

I was going to wait until 'lunchtime' then give a call!

I know that waiting for the ward rounds for the all-clear then getting the discharge processed can take a frustrating amount of time. Anyone with recent hospital experience know what time he's likely to get out?

Cheers!

Meirion

[toxicpixie]

Depends on both Phil and the ward, I was in for a v. quick day surgery recently-ish, but had a bad reaction to the aneasthetic and didn't leave till 7pm - despite being out of surgery by about quarter to ten in the morning! Other times they're so busy that finding the appropriate someones to sign someone out takes bloody hours. Makes them annoyed (they need the bed), makes the patient annoyed, but as the alternative is just bunging people out the door without  checking they're actually ok I think I'll take it...

[Subedai]

Belated best wishes.

MickS

[Orcs]

Best wishes Phil, I hope all goes Ok

Mark

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Hope all is okay!

[jimduncanuk]

I know that waiting for the ward rounds for the all-clear then getting the discharge processed can take a frustrating amount of time. Anyone with recent hospital experience know what time he's likely to get out?

Been in and out at least three times in the last couple of years.

Was released once on schedule, was kept once overnight as surgery took longer than planned and a third time waited 8 hours for a discharge paper.

[fsn]

Hope everything is OK


... or at least that Mrs T knows where the Koreans are.


Would be grateful if anyone does hear anything. I miss his skeletal presence.