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Sir Alex Ferguson had brain surgery...

Discussion in 'Sport & Athletics' started by Kai-Petri, May 6, 2018.

  1. Kai-Petri

    Kai-Petri Kenraali

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    It seems SAF has had an operaation Due to hemorrhage in the brains. All the best to You Skippper!
     
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    SAF is getting better and has been sitting and talking to relatives. Sounds to me he will get through this brain surgery. Great news!
     
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    From your description sounds like it might have been a diurnal (sp?) hematoma. If it was they didn't actually have to do "brain surgery" just drill enough holes to drain the blood. I hope that was the case because it means a complete recovery is very likely. My dad went through a similar episode complicated by them giving him some heparin shortly after the surgery when he went on dialysis. Necessitating some more drilling. In spite of that he made a complete recovery.
     
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    Very good News. Sir Alex Ferguson is back in good shape. Like never had a brain Hemorrhage.
     
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    It is great to hear that he is recovering. He is such a figurehead for the game. The game seems to be missing something without him.
     
  6. Kai-Petri

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    Manu is **** today even with Ole Gunnar. Sir Alex back!
     

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