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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Curtis Shipp on March 19, 2012, 03:29:59 PM
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I have had a stroke. I can still fly if it gets no worse. Until I get a few more weeks under me I will not know if it will get better. I will let David F. know later if I can still go to the NATS and be pit boss. Sorry for the delays.
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Very sorry to hear that, you will be in our thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery.....
Dalton H.
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Curtis My Mother had a stroke a couple years ago now and she is doing great. Some light numbness in one finger but thats about all. And it was a quick recovery. Shes back at the YMCA swimming 20 laps, and line dancing at 74 yrs young. I'll put you in my prayers for a quick recovery and maybe see you at the nats (if I can make it).
Rick
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Wow Curtis,
Sorry to hear this. I pray you recover quickly.
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Sorry to hear about that, hope you get back to 100%. Prayer said for ya.
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Curtis,
We will remember you daily.
Jim
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That's bad luck mate,
The important thing to help your recovery is to keep your mind active.
The Doctors will give you guidelines on your physical recovery will need, but your brain has suffered a major event. Don't be easy on it work it like you never had before. Keep it active & challenged.
Good luck on your recovery.
Regards
G
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Curtis you will be in our daily prayers...very sorry to hear this....
Mike
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Am sorry to hear this but I am praying for a quick and complete recovery. Follow the doctors orders and take care of yourself.
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Hi Curtis,
Sorry to hear about your medical issue. I wish you a speedy and complete recovery! Do what your doctors tell you and don't try to do too much too soon...a stroke is a warning and apparently yours isn't too debilitating right now. Take it easy. You're in my prayers and I'm sure a lot of other folks are praying for you also.
You can beat this! A lot of folks have.
Randy Cuberly
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Sorry to hear this, best wishes for a speedy recovery. y1
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Wishing you full and speedy recovery.
Joshua
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Curtis,
Man I'm sorry to hear that, we'll be praying for your recover. Take care of yourself.
James
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Curtis, you are in our prayers. I can tell you that there are a bunch of people here who will be praying for you and I know from personal experience that it sure does help! Take REAL good care of yourself and follow directions.
Bill
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Good luck, Curtis.
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Hi Curtis,
Hope you have a speedy and full recovery!!
-Chris
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Man that's tough. Prayers on the way for your complete and timely recovery!
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Our prayers are for you complete recovery
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Please, take it easy for a while. We really like having you around! Take care.
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Very sorry to hear that Curtis. My wife had a stroke a year and a half ago so I can relate. A positive attitude and the belief that things will improve go a long way. Physical, occupational and cognitive thearpy can also assist greatly, especially during the first six month after the event. BTW: She is doing great but it does take time. 8)
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I'm sorry to hear that, Curtis. I look forward to seeing you at the Nats. Just sit in the shade and heckle.
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Curtis:
My thoughts and prayers are for you. As others have said , do as you are told and get well soon. We all want to see you healthy and back on the circles.
Blessings;
Larry Fruits
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Curtis,
This news really shocked me, but I know you'll apply yourself in therapy and recovery as thoroughly and as well as you did your regular job. You are so well thought of all across the country and we all are pulling for you. You will be in Kathleen's and my prayers daily. God Bless you.
Doug
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Curtis,
I pray you have a speedy recovery. Stay positive! My cousin and my brother in law each have had strokes within the past 12 months and have made major improvements. If you can still fly, you've already been blessed.
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I don't think we've ever met, Mr. Shipp. But I'll be thinking the best of you.
Clayton Berry
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Curtis, still trying to recover from two hard days of driving and a day of work. Take care of yourself and follow doctors orders. H^^
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Hope things go your way soon! H^^