Ronk update

[Wondermike]

Great news [ref]ronk[/ref] :drinkwine:

 

[Chippie]

Glad to hear you’re home and on the road to recovery (and your new Z4)

 

[ori]

Get well soon Ron.

Please keep us posted and keep your chin up! Stay positive!

 

[Ian J]

I am home and feel much more at ease with myself - almost human again.

That's good to hear

 

[clarker63]

Great to be home Have a great Christmas!

 

[ori]

Glad you’re at home and on the mend. Take it easy for a few weeks and enjoy family time.

Merry Xmas Ron.

 

[dr_john]

Glad to hear that you are home Ron and on the mend. Merry Christmas!

 

[Huzee4]

Chuffed to hear you are home Ron, I’ll raise a glass to your speedy recovery

 

[N4LLY]

Most excellent news at Christmas, now relax

 

[earthdweller]

Merry Xmas ronk hope you have a great one back at home

 

[Smartbear]

The beers are on Ron
Rob

 

[1536Z4]

Sincerely, thank you all

Great stuff Ronk now get those lights in the kitchen fixed oke:

 

[Nanu]

Great news that you are on the mend.

Fit and well just in time for the Spring weather and driver with the top down again.

 

[Flyingfifer]

Fantastic news that you're home and on the mend fella especially to get back home for Christmas

 

[BMWZ4MC]

I’ve only just seen this thread - glad you’re feeling better and you’ve escaped hospital

 

[ronk]

I had my quiet Christmas day but was In bed sleeping for most of Boxing Day - got up today at 1200 - 36hrs bed rest.
I feel like ive been dragged tho hedge backwards - i reckon recovery takes much longer for us oldies!

Sats seem to be circa 92%

 

[bigwinn]

Just seen this- sorry for missing it and not wishing you the very best: glad to hear you are on the mend

 

[BMWZ4MC]

I had my quiet Christmas day but was In bed sleeping for most of Boxing Day - got up today at 1200 - 36hrs bed rest.
I feel like ive been dragged tho hedge backwards - i reckon recovery takes much longer for us oldies!

Sats seem to be circa 92%

Glad you’re home and I hope you’re continuing to feel better with each passing day.
The shape of the oxygen-haemoglobin dissociation curve is such that the difference between 92% and >97% oxygen saturation in terms of partial pressure of oxygen is large, with 92% saturation representing a very significant reduction from normal, physiological oxygen levels. Given your recent history of pneumonia, it’s likely a reflection of reduced gas exchange as the consolidation in your lungs continues to resolve, but if your sats don’t pick up or fall further make sure you contact your doctor.

 

[ronk]

Thank you for that explanation
I measure my Sats on my Apple Watch prior to this episode it would ago 97/100

It’s currently at 94% so I’m not out of the woods yet it seems
I’ve got a follow up X-ray and a GP meeting in a while.
During the day I’ve taken readings and after a jolly good coughing session they raised to 97% and sitting at 95 as a norm

The NHS app seems to indicate a fairly long recovery period. Here’s me thinking that I’ll be fine in a week or two!

 

[craig3.2]

Thank you for that explanation
I measure my Sats on my Apple Watch prior to this episode it would ago 97/100

It’s currently at 94% so I’m not out of the woods yet it seems
I’ve got a follow up X-ray and a GP meeting in a while.
During the day I’ve taken readings and after a jolly good coughing session they raised to 97% and sitting at 95 as a norm

The NHS app seems to indicate a fairly long recovery period. Here’s me thinking that I’ll be fine in a week or two!

Take it easy Ron, and get back to full health mate