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- Birthday 10/09/1957
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Don Nelson
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Robstown, United States
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Robstown
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99 KZ1000P
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Just in case anyone close is interested There will be a memorial service on Saturday Dec 3rd at the VFW in Refugio, Tx at 1 pm. If you need any other info my # is 361 537 4589. Thanks again for all the love and prayers Don
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Drs called a conference today, Johns is doing worse. They're getting blood from his lungs. They wanted the family to make a decision. They say they're just prolonging the inevitable. Even if by some miracle he can pull through this, he'll have to be on a ventilator unable to breathe on his own. He'd more than likely be a vegetable. Calls went out and the decision has been made to pull the plug tomorrow. Gonna wait as long as possible but will be tomorrow evening sometime. I wanted to thank you all for your prayers. Look on the bright side he'll be with Jeanie again
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Just wanted to pass on what I know for those who are interested. Drs. have take John off blood pressure meds. His blood pressure is high enough they took him off. They've pulled a lot of crap out of his lungs, he still sounds congested, so there's still a long way to go. They tell me neither of his lungs are in very good condition "paper thin".The left lung hasn't been working at all and was collapsed. Nurse said latest x-rays show its inflated slightly. Hopefully as they pull the crap out of his lungs they will have more room for air and will re-inflate. He's starting to look a little better, getting some color back. But has now started to experience swelling in his hands and feet. They say he's retaining fluid from just laying there. So they're now giving him diuretics to help with water retention. They really don't know how much longer they"ll keep him sedated. I suppose until he kicks the infection. Overall he's doing better but aint out the woods yet. He's got a long way to go to get over all this. Drs say they're taking baby steps, but as long as he's improving they aren't changing anything. Once he has kicked the infection they'll re-asses where they are and what to do next. He has been a sick puppy for a long time. I guess its gonna take a long time to get better. I don't care how long it takes or what they have to do. I just want him back on his feet enjoying life.
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This is the latest news I have. Drs say John has severe case of pneumonia and probably has had it for 3 or 4 months. Somehow his regular DR. who is an old fart who spends more time as a patient than a DR. didnt catch it. They dont have cultures back yet. But they are still pumping lots of antibiotics in him. His lungs collapsed last night. they got that taken care of but the Dr said it dont look good. They dont think he'll ever recover, but they're gonna keep trying. They say they're taking baby steps. One step at a time. Still keeping him heavily sedated. Hoping that his body will start to gain a little strength and fight back on its own. He's resting and hopefully recovering. Blood pressure is still low 97 over 53 . They're giving meds to help bring it up but so far its holding around that same point. He's one sick puppy but its up to the man upstairs more than anything right now. Lots of folks praying for him, and I sincerely appreciate every one. Thanks, Don
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As of noon today the doctors are saying one of his lungs isn't functioning at all and will probably have to be removed. His other lung is full of pus [infection] they are gonna keep him sedated for at least a week and keep him on a breathing machine so his body can get stronger. They have been pumping fluid from his stomach cause they don't want to take a chance on him aspirating with the tube down his throat. They will start feeding through a tube tomorrow. Still pumping him full of antibiotics. Hopefully in a week or so he'll back to agrivating everybody again and stirring up the pot like usual. As I get info I'll post it.Thanks to all who've been praying. Don
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glad I have a copcicle, they dont bother me cause they think I'm one of them
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They're both good bikes. I think the first gen is a bit faster, a little more nimble perhaps but with my long legs I prefer the comfort of a second gen. I needed the addition of a back rest on the 1st gen and hiway pegs to stretch the legs. The 1st gen may be slightly more top heavy it feels like a higher center of gravity. With the seating position being more upright. To me I feel like I'm sitting ON a 1st gen and IN a 2nd.........Don
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Just killin time right now, its too early to go to bed........Don
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You got that right.....Hope you and yours have a great one. Merry Christmas Lowell and please be safe out there.........Don
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Hope you all have a wonderful Christmas, course ole Santa is gonna be checking his list and there are a few guys around here who may only get a lump of coal....you know who you are.................Don
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I dont see an option for ...It's still in lay away...LOL....Stuff she wants just costs too much to pay for it all at once.....Don
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Personally, I've never had a problem with my Sirius reciever picking up a signal, it even worked going through tunnels. It will however pick up XM over Sirius if there is another truck with XM nearby. It also picks up local stations over Sirius broadcasts in some areas so that I have to change the channel on my FM so I keep getting the right signal. it would be nice if they come out with an adapter of some kind instead of having to buy new equipment though.........Don
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You know Dan there comes a time..........maybe you oughta look into buying a nice new spiffed up second gen. Quit wrenching and get to ridin..........LOL.......Don
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Hey buddy that's so great to hear. Will keep asking the man to make it all right. Just hang in there an do what the docs tell ya. take care till I see ya again...............Don
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I joined a long time ago, just dont have near enough free time to do all the missions and such that I'd like to. It's a very humbling and rewarding experience. Cant tell you how many ordinary folks will go out of their way to say thanks and tell us what a good job we're doing. We have a meet and greet every third Sunday of the month. We move it around some so everybody has a chance to attend and dont have to make a long drive/ride to get there. Join up you wont regret it......Don