Where is Cormac?

[rareboy]

Never gave up hope.

Now start making more threads everyone.

You owe Cormac.

 

[Araucaria]

Welcome back, Cormac!

 

[Alistair]

Personally, I thought he was in jail all this time.

 

[cityboy-stl]

And the boy king returns.

I've been in hospital at deaths door, well deaths hallway really, i shall explain all in this threads and various other ones about the crackpots and angels i met there.

Thanks to the OP for starting this thread, and to Al and Rare and the rest of you for such kind words, i love you all.

(apart from unloadonme)

I am happy to know that you are safe and well, or getting well at least. It is great news to come home this afternoon and find you are OK. I was about to organize a search party.

 

[rareboy]

Personally, I thought he was in jail all this time.

While I pictured this.

 

[Cormac135]

Thank you all.

Depressions a bugger, especially when you don't realise you have it.

Of course it all springs from my mothers death just three months before the covid began.

I was too busy trying not to catch it and became a bit of a recluse.

I should have reached out to the kind souls on here who offered a friendly ear, stupid me.

Any how, i stop eating, everything had lost it's taste, even my beloved Indian curries.

Slowly i started getting more sluggish until finally I'd lost all energy, it would take me 30 minutes to garner up the energy to get out of a chair or my bed, then one morning i just couldn't move at all, my nut sac had blown up to the size of a grapefruit.

After hours on the phone to NHS24 i finally got them to send a doctor out to see me, he thankfully got an ambulance to take me into the A&E department, after hours of test i was put into the acute ward.

Anyhow turns out i had a huge chest infection, which took weeks to flush out, praise be the nutsac went down pretty quickly.

And then last week the day before i was to go home i took a funny turn in the toilet, loss of breath and dizziness lead to me falling on the floor, they'd taken too much fluid out of me, so another week in a bed from hell.

Haven't got the energy to write much more for now.

I'm so happy to be back.

 

[Alistair]

I’m happy you’re back. I knew something was off. I should have pushed more to get you to talk, but my experience with that is it usually doesn’t work.

 

[Alistair]

That explanation won’t be enough for half the people that posted in this thread, short of your complete medical files and and an apology signed in blood (so they can do dna testing).

 

[unloadonme]

And the boy king returns.

I've been in hospital at deaths door, well deaths hallway really, i shall explain all in this threads and various other ones about the crackpots and angels i met there.

Thanks to the OP for starting this thread, and to Al and Rare and the rest of you for such kind words, i love you all.

(apart from unloadonme)

Not lost any of your charm I see.

 

[nycguydowntown]

sorry welcome back --glad you are ok--once or twice a year belamo amuses me.

 

[fabulouslyghetto]

Not lost any of your charm I see.

what happened to yours?

 

[KaraBulut]

...I should have reached out to the kind souls on here who offered a friendly ear, stupid me...

That might be something to remind yourself (and anyone else in similar circumstances) in the future.

 

[eddielee]

I am happy that you are back. Rest and do all you can to get better.

 

[Rickrock]

Welcome back Cormac. I (and we) missed you.

 

[lockeroomguy]

So glad you are OK. You had us scared.

 

[belamyi]

sorry welcome back --glad you are ok--once or twice a year belamo amuses me.

Don't know if that means that I am losing my touch or, on the contrary, that I am flirting with perfection in disappointing and annoying you

 

[rareboy]

Thank you all.

Depressions a bugger, especially when you don't realise you have it.

Of course it all springs from my mothers death just three months before the covid began.

I was too busy trying not to catch it and became a bit of a recluse.

I should have reached out to the kind souls on here who offered a friendly ear, stupid me.

Any how, i stop eating, everything had lost it's taste, even my beloved Indian curries.

Slowly i started getting more sluggish until finally I'd lost all energy, it would take me 30 minutes to garner up the energy to get out of a chair or my bed, then one morning i just couldn't move at all, my nut sac had blown up to the size of a grapefruit.

After hours on the phone to NHS24 i finally got them to send a doctor out to see me, he thankfully got an ambulance to take me into the A&E department, after hours of test i was put into the acute ward.

Anyhow turns out i had a huge chest infection, which took weeks to flush out, praise be the nutsac went down pretty quickly.

And then last week the day before i was to go home i took a funny turn in the toilet, loss of breath and dizziness lead to me falling on the floor, they'd taken too much fluid out of me, so another week in a bed from hell.

Haven't got the energy to write much more for now.

I'm so happy to be back.

Very happy to have you back among us. As you see, you have been missed a lot.

 

[fabulouslyghetto]

 

[frankfrank]

it's probable I've met more JUB-bers in person than anybody else. I estimate that I've met about eighty JUB-bers at one time or another, including some while traveling, who never went to any of the Meets.

Clarification: The eighty of course includes people at JUB meets and, in fact, that's the overwhelming portion, lol.

And the boy king returns.

I've been in hospital at deaths door, well deaths hallway really, i shall explain all in this threads and various other ones about the crackpots and angels i met there.

Thanks to the OP for starting this thread, and to Al and Rare and the rest of you for such kind words, i love you all.

Best JUB news of the year! Thus is will probably continue to be so for the rest of the year. Man, such a harrowing description (a few posts later) about what you went through...like, your fatigued body was TRYING to tell you something. Next time something is "going wrong" that way, please don't just ignore it and chalk it entirely to depression or something. DON'T do this again. I mean it. You are really lucky even to be alive now, C. These internal body infections do not always lead to the person coming out on the other end as a survivor. Please rethink what may be a tendency to be reluctant to get "looked at" - you deserve a lot more decades on this planet.

You're aware of how much, especially nowadays, this planet needs to retain as many good people as is possible.

Personally, I thought he was in jail all this time.

Ah, taking the piss, huh? Well, I'll one-upsman you and say that I thought he was in *PRISON* lol lol.

 

[frankfrank]

Considering infection all through your chest, Cormac, the knutsaq was really the least of your worries (though the most "visible" sign of same). I hope this is the last you see of this.