This week I talk about what happened with Greg and why he needed emergency back surgery. It has been a very scary week. Follow us on Rumble: rumble.com/c/c...
Greg I had two rods on my spine after I broke my back in a car accident and back Fused crushed L1 and L2 was over 30 years ago story short is I had to learn how to walk all over again took me 3 years to get back to work , first things to move was my toes I keep move them , then slow started work on getting better. I was 210 pounds left hospital at 160 pounds, but I am 59 years old and still hunting , you got this Greg 👍 lots of pain , but push on you will always have pain, but keep pushing your self to go hunting 💪 hard work ahead buy you got it
Wishing Greg the best. Not the best at wording things but... you got this buddy, One step at a time... in time when your ready... we are here for you...
Greg, I'm sorry to hear about your health issues. We are praying for you and hoping that you will have a healthy recovery. I really enjoy watching your videos and miss seeing you. Keep the faith! God bless! Sending get well wishes from Mississippi.
Thank so very much and truly appreciate your prayers! I trust in the Lord’s hands to guide the doctors and ask his wisdom be with them, without the Lord I have nothing to rely on man’s wisdom alone is foolish!
I hope Greg gets well I have broken my back in car accident so I do understand what he is going through it is a long road to recovery. But I was able to regain my walking.
Sorry to hear that about Gregg but please keep up a positive attitude it’ll help not only you but Gregg and trust me as a guy who is a double amputee below the knee and who has been there and wasn’t able to walk for a while I know what he is going through and talking about it and trying to keeping a positive attitude
Hi Jason, I am truly saddened to learn about Greg's emergency surgery and certainly want to wish him the very best. Maybe you can PM me or let me know the address of the hospital and I can send a card. As an aging baby boomer hunter nyse, I know first hand how sometimes life throws you these curve balls. For now our best wishes and prayers go out to Greg and his family!
Hi Ron, sorry for the tardy reply. Thanks for your prayers for Greg. He is at Royal University Hospital, Room 5310,103 Hospital Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N 0W8.
@@twooldguyswithcrossbows5170 Hi Jason, a cards on the way, hoping both the US Postal Service and The Canadian Post Office can get this to him before he's released! God Speed my friend!
Hang in there Greg, hoping you make a speedy recovery. Focus on the positive, took them a while, but at least ‘medical’ finally figured something out and done something about it.. moving your toes is HUGE! There is hope, much hope you’ll be back on the trails again.
Greg I had two rods on my spine after I broke my back in a car accident and back Fused crushed L1 and L2 was over 30 years ago story short is I had to learn how to walk all over again took me 3 years to get back to work , first things to move was my toes I keep move them , then slow started work on getting better. I was 210 pounds left hospital at 160 pounds, but I am 59 years old and still hunting , you got this Greg 👍 lots of pain , but push on you will always have pain, but keep pushing your self to go hunting 💪 hard work ahead buy you got it
Thanks Larry yes you are right and the encouragement is much appreciated 🙏
Wishing Greg the best. Not the best at wording things but... you got this buddy, One step at a time... in time when your ready... we are here for you...
Thanks TR! Just a little bit each day!
Greg, I'm sorry to hear about your health issues. We are praying for you and hoping that you will have a healthy recovery. I really enjoy watching your videos and miss seeing you. Keep the faith! God bless! Sending get well wishes from Mississippi.
Thank so very much and truly appreciate your prayers! I trust in the Lord’s hands to guide the doctors and ask his wisdom be with them, without the Lord I have nothing to rely on man’s wisdom alone is foolish!
amen!!@@twooldguyswithcrossbows5170
Sorry to here Greg I’m praying for a healthy recovery so you guy can get back out there doing what you like to do. Be strong my friend.
Thank so much! Thank you for your prayers they are very important!
I hope Greg gets well I have broken my back in car accident so I do understand what he is going through it is a long road to recovery. But I was able to regain my walking.
Hi Larry, this is Jason from TOGWD. Thanks so much for your comment and your encouragement. I pray that Greg to can walk again.
So sad to hear this
I will walk again! It will just take time! 😃👍🏻
Sorry to hear that about Gregg but please keep up a positive attitude it’ll help not only you but Gregg and trust me as a guy who is a double amputee below the knee and who has been there and wasn’t able to walk for a while I know what he is going through and talking about it and trying to keeping a positive attitude
Thank you very much! I am focusing on the positive which is I am getting better each day and I am where I need to be finally!
@@twooldguyswithcrossbows5170 awesome glad to hear that can’t wait to see you on a video feeling better and get better
Hi Jason, I am truly saddened to learn about Greg's emergency surgery and certainly want to wish him the very best. Maybe you can PM me or let me know the address of the hospital and I can send a card. As an aging baby boomer hunter nyse, I know first hand how sometimes life throws you these curve balls. For now our best wishes and prayers go out to Greg and his family!
Hi Ron, sorry for the tardy reply. Thanks for your prayers for Greg. He is at Royal University Hospital, Room 5310,103 Hospital Drive,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N 0W8.
@@twooldguyswithcrossbows5170 Hi Jason, a cards on the way, hoping both the US Postal Service and The Canadian Post Office can get this to him before he's released! God Speed my friend!
I'm so sorry I missed all of this tell his family that he had a friend in Texas that will truly miss Greg
Hi John, This is Jason. Not sure how I missed your comment. I know you were a great friend to Greg.
@@twooldguyswithcrossbows5170 yes me and Greg where good friends and I truly miss him
I know, John. I miss him as well.
Hang in there Greg, hoping you make a speedy recovery. Focus on the positive, took them a while, but at least ‘medical’ finally figured something out and done something about it.. moving your toes is HUGE! There is hope, much hope you’ll be back on the trails again.
Thank you! Now it’s just a little at a time!