Geoff Wright

[Pete Dickey]

Just heard from his wife Shelagh that Geoff Wright is in hospital in Doncaster having suffered a (thankfully) mild heart attack lunchtime on Sunday .

 

I'm sure you all would like to join with me in sending him Best Wishes for a very speedy recovery.

 

Pete

[bill_mchale]

Just heard from his wife Shelagh that Geoff Wright is in hospital in Doncaster having suffered a (thankfully) mild heart attack lunchtime on Sunday .

 

I'm sure you all would like to join with me in sending him Best Wishes for a very speedy recovery.

 

Pete

 

 

Absolutely... of course this sort of thing is all relative.. To my thinking there is no such thing as a "mild" heart attack, simply one that is less serious than others.

 

Anyway Geoff, all my thoughts and prayers are with you. Get well soon.

 

--

Bill

[Greg Jowaisas]

Geoff,

 

A speedy recovery so you can continue learning all those great Northumbrian tunes.

 

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

 

Greg

[Samantha]

Get well soon, Geoff!

Samantha

[PeterT]

Yes, speedy recovery.

 

Regards,

Peter.

[Animaterra]

Dear Geoff, I'm so sorry about the setback but very glad you are healing and in good hands! Behave yourself, follow doc's orders, and feel better soon!

[Mark Evans]

Speedy recovery Geoff. I went down that same road 10 years ago. You'll come through in fine shape.

[Rhomylly]

Best wishes for a speedy recovery, Geoff!

[John Wild]

I too add my best wishes for a good recovery. I hope geoff will soon be reading these messages.

 

- John Wild

[Brian Peters]

All the best Geoff, I look forward to hearing your playing and reading your contributions again soon.

Brian

[stuart estell]

Best wishes from me, as well, for a full and speedy recovery - hope to see you at a concertina weekend soon Geoff!

[Peter Brook]

Hope you are back soon Geoff and feeling better. Best wishes. Peter.

[Chris Timson]

Adding my best wishes to everyone else's. Hopefully they'll reach critical mass soon and you'll spring from your bed of woe calling loudly for your concertina!

 

Chris

[Roger Gawley]

Won't repeat the word I used when I read the original item. Like everyone else, best wishes for a full and speedy recovery.

 

I like Chris' critical mass idea. Wonder what the threshhold is.

[Pippa]

Hope you're better soon, Geoff!

 

Pippa Sandford

[Greg Jowaisas]

Adding my best wishes to everyone else's. Hopefully they'll reach critical mass soon and you'll spring from your bed of woe calling loudly for your concertina!

 

Chris

 

Wouldn't "bellowing for your concertina!" be more appropriate?

 

(Don't let the bad jokes offset your recovery, Geoff.)

 

Greg

[Dave Prebble]

Hi all,

 

Just called into the hospital to see Geoff who is in good spirits, progressing well and hoping to be let out on thursday.

 

(Busy listening to concertina music on his walkman I might add)

 

Managed to get a word with the Consultant Surgeon who, for a substantial 'backhander' has agreed to limit Geoff to the Anglo and prohibit him from 'Accordion Wrestling' for the foreseeable future

 

Wishing him a speedy recovery

 

Dave

[geoffwright]

Many thanks for all your prayers, thoughts and concerns. Geoff is back home with avengence, taking everything at quarter speed (except concertina).

I took badly with what I thought was heartburn during the psalm at Matins and (allegedly) carried on singing until the end of the service, despite being doubled-up. Hows that for dedication?

Thanks to Dave Prebbles' red cross parcel of cds, I did not suffer box withdrawal symptoms too much and very much look forward to seeing many of you at Swaledale and Witney.

Under Docs orders, everyone (especially DP) will be pleased to hear I am giving up my Morino accordion temporarily and may need to find a smaller (louder) model for the interim.

 

Again, thanks to all the well-wishers.