Wishy

[Piglet]

What awful news, get well soon Wishy, we're thinking of you xxx

[Nordic]

Terrible news, never knowingly met wishy, but wish him a speedy recovery.

[Lorry]

Get well soon Wishy, and tell them to move you to a hospital with Eurosport for Saturday

[Weena]

So sorry to hear the news, wishing you a speedy recovery Wishy

Big hugs - Rowena xx

[Brian(Liverpool boys)]

Wishy, get well soon mate our thoughts are with you.
Brian and the rest of our crew.

[F-Troop Mom]

Terrible news...hope you are better soon Wishy!

[Steve Pyro]

bad news ... here's wishing you a speedy and full recovery Andy!

[nopanic - neil]

Just got back from London, (beer in hand now)

Update,
Andy is in; (Andy Coot)
Surgical Intensive Care Unit
King's College Hospital
Denmark Hill
London
SE5 9RS

They seem to be looking after him well, no broken bones (had a load of x-rays today). Watching him for internal injuries, as he had problems with blood in one of his lungs after the accident. Hard to get answer from any of ther nurses as they seem to be working full time on that ward with everyone else as well.

Andy, is awake and can talk, not total coherant (seems like Friday night at Le Mans), down to the amount of drugs he's on. He is conected to a big monitor screen that has all his vital signs, plus it has a big red light that beeps and flashes. So the nurse can shout at him to put his oxygen mask on again. Which they do.

They seem quite happy with him at present, and no major plans for any operations, at present.

Not sure when he will get moved, but I know he his in the best place and the staff seem to be on top it all.

Glad I saw him, put peoples mind at rest, all i know is he will get board there as their is nothing for him to do (bed rest as well).

So alll in all, he seems, at present to be doing well, not out of the woods, but holding well, he is going to really brusied internally and that will  hurt when he is off the drugs.

Any other news Mandy (his wife will let us know) and when and if they move him closer to home (nr Guildford)

Told him we will all raise a glass or 2 for him in Le Mans.


By the way - anybody want to buy a convertible Citroen Berlingo, nice conversion by local fire brigade.  

[Snoring Rhino]

Just got back from London, (beer in hand now)

Update,
Andy is in; (Andy Coot)
Surgical Intensive Care Unit
King's College Hospital
Denmark Hill
London
SE5 9RS

They seem to be looking after him well, no broken bones (had a load of x-rays today). Watching him for internal injuries, as he had problems with blood in one of his lungs after the accident. Hard to get answer from any of ther nurses as they seem to be working full time on that ward with everyone else as well.

Andy, is awake and can talk, not total coherant (seems like Friday night at Le Mans), down to the amount of drugs he's on. He is conected to a big monitor screen that has all his vital signs, plus it has a big red light that beeps and flashes. So the nurse can shout at him to put his oxygen mask on again. Which they do.

They seem quite happy with him at present, and no major plans for any operations, at present.

Not sure when he will get moved, but I know he his in the best place and the staff seem to be on top it all.

Glad I saw him, put peoples mind at rest, all i know is he will get board there as their is nothing for him to do (bed rest as well).

So alll in all, he seems, at present to be doing well, not out of the woods, but holding well, he is going to really brusied internally and that will  hurt when he is off the drugs.

Any other news Mandy (his wife will let us know) and when and if they move him closer to home (nr Guildford)

Told him we will all raise a glass or 2 for him in Le Mans.


By the way - anybody want to buy a convertible Citroen Berlingo, nice conversion by local fire brigade.  

Thanks for the Update Neil, Good of you to put yourself out and visit him, I am sure he and his family will have appricated it. News sounds good, hopefully sounds like a lucky escape, look forward to raising a glass to his speedy recovery.

[Brian]

Thanks Neil, well done on the effort mate.

[Canada Phil]

All the best Andy, Get well soon. As th others have said will raise a glass in your honour.
Canada Phil

[Doris]

All the best for a speedy recovery, Wishy.

Stay strong and get well soon.
Dx

[jpchenet]

Bugger!!!!! Hope you are as comfortable as can be Andy. Wish I'd caught up on this yesterday as I was up in London!

[Lazy B'stard]

Sorry to hear this news. Get well soon Wishy.
Thanks to Neil also for going down to London and putting our minds at rest.

You CAers really need to start driving tanks, JP, Termie and now Wishy.
Take it easy guys and be safe on the way to France this week please!

[Andy Zarse]

Great update Neil, thank you. So glad to hear he sounds like he's already on the mend. Like Sconefinger says, take it easy on the roads this week, it's dangerous out there.