Sailorman: missing in action?

LittleSister

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He's reading my Whatsapp messages, but Mrs Sailorman says he's struggling to work his phone.
He's not the only one.

I know what you mean.

I've never been able to work Roger's phone, either. ;) (I'll get my coat!)

Seriously, though, I do hope Roger soon finds that, and everything else, easier.
 

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I had a call from Roger out of the blue yesterday afternoon. He's struggling still but making small amounts of progress. This is helped by being back on the rehab ward after getting his negative Covid result. He is fully aware of all the positivity from the forum, for which he is grateful. He is still finding it difficult to text or use WhatsApp.
 

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Just had a call from the old codger.
He's certainly in much better spirits than last time we spoke.
Speech was much improved - I couldn't get a word in edgeways.
So, the old Roger is still 'all there'.
Yesterday he was able to stand up for the first time in weeks.
Walking is still some way down the line as after 10 weeks of immobility there's some muscle wastage in his legs.
But being back on the rehab ward (rather than the Covid ward) means all the focus is now on his recovery.
To quote his words: I feel like I have turned a corner.

It was good to hear from him again.
And to hear that he's now on the mend has sort of made my day.
 

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Just had a call from the old codger.
He's certainly in much better spirits than last time we spoke.
Speech was much improved - I couldn't get a word in edgeways.
So, the old Roger is still 'all there'.
Yesterday he was able to stand up for the first time in weeks.
Walking is still some way down the line as after 10 weeks of immobility there's some muscle wastage in his legs.
But being back on the rehab ward (rather than the Covid ward) means all the focus is now on his recovery.
To quote his words: I feel like I have turned a corner.

It was good to hear from him again.
And to hear that he's now on the mend has sort of made my day.

YAAYYYY!!!!
 

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Good to hear of the improvement, fingers crossed he continues and can get a visit to his ship in the summer.
 

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The first few months after a stroke can be a very hard time, and a period of low spirits almost universal. I don’t think that there is any solution to this except time and encouragement. The good thing is that there‘s no cut-off point for recovery, and I have seen people continue to improve after years.
 

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As soon as we are allowed to think about meeting for a social...I will be booking the Fitting Up supper.. We jst need to ensure someone gets the old codger to coma along.
 
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