Walt Mordenti hospital bound.
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Best wishes feel better soon.
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Walt, if they have trouble, I'd suggest you take a 1921 Hudson Owners Manual with you to the hospital so they'll be able to find out where to "tune you up", LOL.0
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Walt, on my first visit to a National last year at Gettysburg, my main goal was to meet you. I read you here with great interest, same thing in the WTN. I wish you a 100% quick recovery cause I want to be sure I meet you in San Mateo next July. Thanks again for all your good advice. Michel0
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I am sorry I had to miss Gettyburg, but the wife's doc said no long trips for the time being, and she comes first. A back problem. If I am able to walk again with out pain, I'll be there, as wife and I are on the board that is doing all the planning. Let me tell you, it's a hard job. I'll be with my 53 and some parts to sell. I have 10 standing orders from people that want to buy my car when I stop driving it, which I hope is a long time wait. Walt.0
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Hey Walt,
Met you at the Spokane National and it was a pleasure!
I keep your tech books handy, and reference often, and patiently waiting for volume 3!
All will go well and heres to a speedy recovery!
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Best of luck for a fast successful recovery Walt.0
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Walt,
Hope your surgeon is as good with you as you are with Hudsons. Here's to a speedy recovery. Looking forward to seeing you in San Mateo, where you'll win the 'shortest' distance driven award!
Doug Seals0 -
Walt,
Have a quick successful recovery. Looking forward to seeing you at San Mateo. For once I get to drive farther than you. ha ha. The part you shipped arrived Monday. Thanks you.
Lee O'Dell0 -
Today I get to. Start walking again,( I hope ) As they say it will a 5 day job. Left leg will not hold me up.0
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Walt, I've been away from the forum for a while and just found out about your surgery. I hope all went well and that you have a speedy recovery.
Geoff Blake0 -
I just got the news that my surgery that I had will take 2 full months to recover. My knees are ok so that will cut the recovery time from 3 to 2 months. 3 weeks in the nursing home and the rest at home. Walt0
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Walt.
Take it easy, follow Doc's Orders, and stay out of the Garage for awhile when back home......Use the down time to come up with another Inovation....0 -
Maybe the national meet planners can come up with an ambulance to haul you over to the National and get you a wheel chair to get around in!!!
Hey, get better quick and listen to your doctors.
Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
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You will have pretty nurses and physical therapists to keep you motivated and time will go by much quicker. Speedy recovery.
Randy Maas
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Randy, you are correct, a lot of good looking chicks running around here and they sure keep the eyes busy. Walt0
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