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Hi everyone

Just a quick not fill you in on why i have been missing for a couple of months.

On Tuesday 22nd May on my way home from work I was involved in a road accident (i don't remember much about it but I am told it involved 7 cars 4 HGVs and a F****ng tractor).

I finally woke up in hopsital 9 days later with multiple broken bones, and major head injuries (they could not find any brain damage, or even a brain itself for that matter!). I have since made good progress and only have 1 leg in plaster now, the head is a bit sore but they decided to let me home on Tuesday as long as I take it easy

So here i am taking it easy and catching up on everything i have missed in the land of Splosh.

Hope everyone else is well

Paul

Ps Bill how come you got nice nurses in hopsital, did you go private, because all i got were some right old NHS hags

Awwwwwwwww man thats insane!

Get well soon paul

*recovery pie to the face, gently gently though!*

xoxox

Holy fuck!!!!! You're lucky to be alive, Paul. What a story. 9 days unconscious. That is just incredible to think about. You must be counting every blessing you've got.

Well ... welcome back and - take it easy!

Phantom

Glad too see your on the road to recovery, take it easy. You've deffo used up some of your nine lives their.

Get well soon.

regards

Andy

That sounds a bad thing to happen mate, Glad your on the road to recovery

Well get a couple of pints down ya lad,and get better quick.
glad your still with us.

God, Paul, take it easy, please. Wrecking clothes and messing yourself up with food is one thing but wrecking cars and messing yourself up with Heavy Goods Vehicles is a seriously bad idea.

I hope we can keep you entertained during your recovery.

Bill

Glad to hear that you're recovering....hope that you are 100% again before too long.

take it easy my friend,glad to hear your on the road to recovery.

Hi Everyone

Just a quick post to say thanks for all the kind messages of support it means a lot.

I've been back at hospital this week and it may take a while but they are very happy with my progress and they think i should make a full recovery.

I still can't remember the accident, which i think is a good thing, but i know i have been incredibly lucky and just want to look forward to the future as i have seen people in the hospital a lot worse off than i was.

But enough of being miserable, lets celebrate that i am going to be OK, thanks again for all the support.

Paul

Ps. Why is day time TV so F****ng Crap?