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Thoughts and Prayers to WATR's Bob Sagendorf

My sincere wishes for a full and speedy recovery for Bob. I first worked with him at the old WOWW (my first solo CE job) and later at 14NVR. I can relate to his condition, having survived a brain aneurysm in April, 1997. It was difficult being incapacitated and having to relearn how to walk in physical rehab. Bob is certainly in my thoughts and prayers.

Tom Gary Osenkowsky
 
Can we take this as a full recovery, Tom? I got that impression the last time we talked, and if so I'm glad to hear it. That was scary. Both personal stories in this thread put the relatively trivial details of radio in perspective.
 
GlennO said:
Can we take this as a full recovery, Tom? I got that impression the last time we talked, and if so I'm glad to hear it. That was scary. Both personal stories in this thread put the relatively trivial details of radio in perspective.
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Other than a deficit in dynamic balance I am recovered. I have to hold the rail while riding the subway (learned that the hard way) and I had to sell my boat because I couldn't put the cover on with the ribs in. On solid ground, I'm fine. I can still fly a plane (trust your instruments, not your inner ear). Changing a bulb or standing on ladders is a problem, though. Minor details considering I survived. I do hope Bob is doing better.
 
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