Tom Endy

Prayers from us here in Ophelia also Tom. If bypass worked for me, it will surely do the same for you. God bless.
John
 
Update:
Tom is doing great. He is getting up and moving about. He as been moved out of the hospital to a nursing and rehabilitation center. He will stay there a bit before moving home with is daughter for further recovery.
Thanks for all the kind words and well wishes.
I am sure it will mean a lot to him.
 
I had not read any post by Tom Endy so I looked at them out of curiosity. He certainly knows Model A’s and is generous in his help to all. I think one could well call him Mr Model A.
I too wish him well. Gary Mexted, Tocumwal, Australia.
 

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Tom

The Harbor Area Model A Club in Torrance CA sends it's wishes for a speedy recovery.

Hope to see you again soon at the next So Cal events.


Dick Wyckoff, Harbor Light editor
 
Tom: Now 13 months into the bypass, didn't get a speedy recovery. Only stopped whimpering at 4 months. Still impressed with how slow things improve. Now starting to forget the ordeal and the scar is fading fast. Will get back to Vneck shirts soon. It is the trauma of the procedure that makes things complicated. See you at the Pancake Breakfast! Fred A
 
Our best wishes to this great member of the Model "A" family. It is never a good time of the year to be sick, but this is the worst time of the year to be "under the weather". To Tom and to others that are sick we will keep all of you in our prayers.
 
Tom, best wishes for a speedy recovery. I had a double bypass 16 months ago and did great. I was told not to drive for 2 months but 1 month after surgery I had to drive A to swap meet, it was just 2 miles away but I felt like I could have driven 50 miles with no problem.
 
Fred A said:
Tom: Now 13 months into the bypass, didn't get a speedy recovery. Only stopped whimpering at 4 months. Still impressed with how slow things improve. Now starting to forget the ordeal and the scar is fading fast. Will get back to Vneck shirts soon. It is the trauma of the procedure that makes things complicated. See you at the Pancake Breakfast! Fred A
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Some heal slowly, some fast. When I had my heart attack and quintuple bypass, I was installing a roof on my new house. 1 month later, I was back on the roof finishing the job. It took another month to get back to full speed, but I was sure lucky on recovery. I wish the same for Tom!
 
We are all pulling for you and appreciate the wealth of information you have shared with us. We are keeping you and family in our prayers.
 
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