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Announcements and Help => FORVM Announcements and Website Help => Topic started by: Joe Sermarini on May 04, 2022, 01:51:04 pm
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If you sent me an email or called and I have not answered, it is because I am in the hospital with a big kidney stone and a staff infection in the blood. Its not going to kill me but it probably would have if not for modern medicine. I hope to be out on Friday, but there are a lot of things that have to go right for that to happen. I am in a fog from painkillers and cannot add new coins from here, so not great for business. Please support the shop by shopping. Thanks.
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Kk. Hang in there Joe. :afro:
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Hope you feel better soon!
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Good wishes Joe,
maybe the stone is of gold ;D
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Holy crap Joe! I hope you feel better soon.
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Take care Joe, and beware of sexy nurses !Here's a coin for you, with Salus on the reverse, the goddess of health and well-being.
DT
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Get well soon, Joe!
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Sorry to hear Joe. Get well!
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"This too shall pass".
Feel better soon.
~ Peter
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All of my thoughts for a speedy recovery!
Tracy
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I hope that you get home soon Joe.
Wishing you a speedy recovery,
Alex
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Get well soon!
Regards
Altamura
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All the Best!
Jochen
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Wishing you light-speed healing Joe.
Laney
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I had something for this. Something about the stone of Emesa... Oh, well.
Get better soon!
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Ouch! Hope you get to go home soon. Are thoughts are with you.
Shawn
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Hoping for a full and speedy recovery.
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Hi Joe,
Get well soon!
Meepzorp
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Telesphorus was the god of convalescence who "brought to fulfillment" recuperation from illness and injury. He was depicted on ancient coins as a young dwarf wearing a wide cloak and low hood or Phrygian cap, and sometimes holding a scroll or tablet in his hands. His name means "the accomplisher" or "bringer of completion" in Greek.
Lydia. Tripolis. Pseudo-autonomous issue AD 198-218 (or 193-268 or Time of the Antonines.) Bronze Æ. 15mm, 1.67g.
Ref: SNG von Aulock #3315; BMC 23; RPC online -
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Today is already Sunday. I am a little bit worried. Has anybody any info?
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DT
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I haven't been on lately, just seeing this. Get better soon. All the best.
Take care,
Virgil
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I am finally home. I have another surgery and a couple weeks of recovery left, but they will be at home (I hope).
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Good news, there's no place like home to recover.
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Glad to hear you are home, much better place to recover. Best wishes for a timely recovery!
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I am finally back at work today. It has been a rough month. The kidney stone was painful. The staff infection was not, but I was shocked when I Googled it to learn that my blood infection type is 80% fatal without treatment and still potentially fatal with treatment. I am probably in the clear now.
Not adding coins to the shop for three weeks has meant very very low sales this month. Please take a look at the old stuff and try to find something you would like to buy. Without a very big bump in sales in the next week, I will be taking money out of my personal accounts to pay business expenses this month.
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I am pleased to hear that you are almost fully recovered. I didn't realise the infection you had was so serious, it will be a great relief to you and your family that you got through it all okay.
I wish you well.
Alex.
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Feel Better and get well Joe.
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Wow, I was unaware that you were laid-up, Joe. Glad to hear you're back and recovering. Think I'll make an early layaway payment on your behalf.
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Joe,
Get well soon.
Best,
Larry
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Hope you're well soon!
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I am back at work and feeling 100%. Thanks for the well wishes.