> a note to everyone <

[BILL WZOREK]

I have Fallen a little behind Because of my knee operation.
The operation went well.
But I was having proplems mustering up enough Energy.
It has finally started to get better, starting to get to shop
a little longer, To every one that is waiting for there shocks
I want to say THANK YOU.
As each day is getting better I will be getting to yours ASAP
Any Questions Please e mail me @ [email protected]

NOW BACK TO SHOP I GO !!

BILL WZOREK

[charles in east texas]

Mr. Wzorek, I'm in no hurry at all. Don't over do it. Regards,
Charles

[Scott H]

Bill,
I sent you my shocks in mid-January.
I'm not in a hurry!
My wife has gone thru knee replacment surgery twice, so I know what that kind of recovery can do to you.
Pace yourself, get better, and most important...THANKS for staying in touch!

[Bruce Lancaster]

Is that your knee implant in your picture?? Always insist on genuine Houdaille parts, Bill!

[BILL WZOREK]

I wish it was.
Then I would have under stood how to fix it.
My HAT is off to every one that has gone through much tougher operations then this
and got right back at it.

[John Kennedy]

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Glad your back, but take it easy.
After my brain tumor resection, I could walk out to the workshop and have just enough energy to walk back into the house again.
Don't push it, even if you want to.

[Bruce Lancaster]

Yes...any major assault on your body like surgery requires a LOT of energy and time for the healing.
On the good side...everyone I know who has had this surgery was absolutely delighted by the reduction in pain and stress once they were back up and running.
You could see the improvement in their faces and stance...

[Vic Piano]

Bill, A little sunshine, some Flathead grease, and you'll feel a lot better! See you in a month. Vic

[GaryU.]

No problem with mine as well.Garage is mighty cold and blizzard happening right outside.Besides,still have to explain to my wife that rebuilt shocks are really needed for my pickup.

[wamnram]

Bill, take it easy and go slow. Better to under-do it then over-do it and hurt something, then start rehab all over again. Hope your back to normal soon!

[Coupe35]

You already rebuilt my 35 shocks last year and did a great job. Worth waiting for.

[Robert/Texas]

Bill
I've been trying to get in touch with you via email using the address you posted and via the telephone number on the business card you sent me. Neither seems to work. Please advise.
Robert

[flathead34]

Bill,

I have been through double knee replacements. I know what you are going through. Keep up the rehab and you will be fine. As I said in a recent email we are in no rush to get the '35 & '34 shocks rebuilt. Your health is more impartant than any shocks. Mike

[Ol' Ron]

Hay Bill, Take care, I know how you feel. Just getting back into the thick of it my self. I feel much better now.

[Clem Clement]

Take your time Bill. Dance class don't start until Hershey time.
Clem

[ken ct]

Bill,are you guys going to Rhinebeck again,i'll be in same place if you need some space again. Get well.ken ct.

[David J]

Hey Bill , I wonder if anyone noticed the three month gap between post # 11 & post # 12 . Hmmmmmmmmmm . Anyway on my shocks whenever you get them done is fine as they are for the 33 cab and it is still in the ICU ward . You happen to have any of the type I sent for sale ? Always looking for more of them . Hope all is going well David J

[Bassman/NZ]

Here's a little something to cheer you up!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXvJ8UquYoo

[meric42]

I went through a bi-lateral knee replacement surgery just under 8 years ago (at the age of 43) so know only too well what you are going through. Hope you keep getting better! Good Luck.

[1931 flamingo]

Not sure what's going on, he was at fitchburg, MA swap meet a few weeks ago and posted here a day or two after.
Paul in CT