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To all of those that this my concern:

I am sorry for the lack of any communication via email, PMs or any posts on this board in the last week or so.

Through my clumsiness, I managed to totally incapacitate my right shoulder/arm/hand. I fell into a door jam, fractured my shoulder, broke blood vessels, caused various tissue damage and what not and today is actually the first day in which my arm did not hurt so much as to lift it up to type on my keyboard.

I should be back on the forums regularly shortly.

Thanks in advance for understanding.

-Chris
 
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WmAx said:
To all of those that this my concern:

I am sorry for the lack of any communication via email, PMs or any posts on this board in the last week or so.

Through my clumsiness, I managed to totally incapacitate my right shoulder/arm/hand. I fell into a door jam, fractured my shoulder, broke blood vessels, caused various tissue damage and what not and today is actually the first day in which my arm did not hurt so much as to lift it up to type on my keyboard.

I should be back on the forums regularly shortly.

Thanks in advance for understanding.

-Chris
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All I can say is get that shoulder fixed and get back into the game.:eek:
 
I and I'm sure many others are glad to see you are back. Many a happy return Chris.
 
Hopefully, all that didn't happen when you were sober. :eek: Glad you're starting to heal - welcome back!
 
Welcome back, feel better!
 
Dang Chris walk much do we?:D Get better soon.......
 
It has been said "Welcome Back Kotter". But, I say the hell with that as it should say "Welcome Back Chris"...........LOL! No really, it sounds like a very painful injury. Glad you are back. Get well. Hope it all heals up quickly for you bro.



Cheers,

Phil
 
Sorry to hear of your misfortune. How will this affect the timely completion of various projects that have been delayed many months and for which people have long since paid you money for?
 
Sorry to hear about your shoulder. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
 
Hey Chris, I showed this to my wife as proof that I'm not the only one who get injured. Take care of that shoulder and go through the hassle of rehab. I've 3 shoulder surgeries on two shoulders. One I didn't listen as well and it's not as pain free and in good working condition as the one I broke and tore up a lot worse. Do the silly exercises and you'll be much better off a year down the road. Take care.
 
Thanks for the kind replies. I already feel better and I hope to have enough capacity to do what I normally do in a week or two.

Chu Gai: I only have one outstanding speaker project left, all others have been completed and delivered. Randy B's speakers are the ones left to complete. I have also a very small crossover board construction project for user Inertia, but it's a very small project. These should be in short order - the injury is not a long term one by any means, as far as I know.

-Chris
 
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