George may be out of action for a while as, of all things, he tripped over his walking stick, crashed to the kitchen floor and has fractured his pelvis
I think the local hospital now refer to him as a frequent flyer

Best wishes for a speedy and safe recovery, George.

Martyn

Quote from: martyn on <strong>Today</strong> at 10:28:35 AMBest wishes for a speedy and safe recovery, George.

Martyn

seconded
Hope you have some decent reading material!

Take it easy George, no running around chasing nurses.

Hope you have a speedy recovery

Take it easy George and behave yourself in the hospital.

I can assure everyone that I am in no fit state to be chasing nurses - in fact I can barely move!

But thanks for the thoughts!

Take it easy Mackem... and stay out of trouble!

Take it easy, because we know now that the wee green monsters that lurk in every can of VB are out to get you   

Quote from: Newportnobby on <strong>Today</strong> at 10:12:55 AMI think the local hospital now refer to him as a frequent flyer

I don't think its the flying that's his problem, more the landings...

Get well soon George, hope the WiFi in Aussie Hospitals is better than ours...

If I didn't know better I might think Anne decided she needed some peace and subtly moved the stick into George's path
But then again, I'm suspicious of other halves

Get well soon!!

Speedy recovery George!

Mike

Best wishes George

I gave up walking sticks many years ago, the best solution in my opinion is a rollator
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=rollator+walker+with+seat&ref=nb_sb_noss.
have 3, one narrow 3 wheeler for use in the flat it can get into the more confined spaces & has a a tray and basket to carry cups and other day to day items.
The other 2 are 4 wheelers used for trips away from the flat, one I keep by the patio door has my small gardening tools, trowel, secateurs etc, the other for trips away from the flat, all will fold to go in a car boot if needed.
The 4 wheelers have seats with a canvas bag under, handy for a snack and a bottle or flask, I also have a bag to hang on the back rest, handy for tools etc.
If I go to a folk festival or other "spectator attraction" I have hooks on the back of my camera bag which allows it to hang from the back rest, attachments to the frame to hold a tripod and/or brolly, and attachments to hold a camera that clamp on the handles
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0F5VJDVT9/ref=twister_B0H98WQFBJ?_encoding=UTF8&th=1

Best wishes for a speedy recovery .
Bob