Eric Mayer - Our admin and forum creater news
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Old Hickory
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Hurry and get well soon, Eric! We need you back out there with your rifles!
M_Strohmeyer
Active member
Good News if Eric is forced to retire (Lol) this forum will be the best place to buy all of his incredible gear. 
kiwishooter
Well-known member
Nah he would be out in an electric buggy to get to places to shoot, it would take quite a bit to stop Eric from shooting.Good News if Eric is forced to retire (Lol) this forum will be the best place to buy all of his incredible gear.
kiwishooter
Well-known member
He's home and is in recovery mode with a 3 month recovery timeframe
Some of the standard things that come with a heart attack are not being able to drive for about 4 weeks and all the pills they give you.
Wishing Eric a full recovery and a quick return to his passion of shooting.
Some of the standard things that come with a heart attack are not being able to drive for about 4 weeks and all the pills they give you.
Wishing Eric a full recovery and a quick return to his passion of shooting.
Thanks for the update, glad he's home and on his way to total recovery. Get well Eric.
Bob the nailer
Member
Glad to hear your home Eric. Praying for healing.
Hey all. It's been three weeks since my triple bypass surgery, so I thought this would be a good time for an update.
Everything with recovery is going well. I'm sticking to the doctor's orders, eating better and getting my walks in, despite the recent turn in weather here in Idaho. I'm averaging 1.5 miles a day on my walks. I am trying to build up even more, but I definitely feel it when I push too hard. Daily household tasks are getting easier as well.
Next steps I have coming up are an appointment with my surgeon's office to have any leftover stitches removed and to go over my progress. After I am cleared by them, I will begin rehab. I'm not 100% sure what that will entail, because I will still be limited to the no pushing/pulling/lifting over 10 lbs rule. I'm hoping this will also be the time I am cleared to drive. I stopped all pain narcotics weeks ago, so there are no concerns there. I will also find out about shooting, but based on what I was told, that's still a long way off.
I want to thank everyone for the well wishes. I have had a lot of folks calling and messaging, but I'm still having difficulties remembering basic words, communicating, etc, so I am limiting interactions to save myself the frustration. It is getting a lot better, but I've been told that being under anesthesia for the time I was can really mess with basic stuff like memory and speaking for a while.
Lastly, I am repeating myself by saying this, but I'm going to keep saying it. Take care of your health, listen to your doctors and eat/drink well. Having a heart attack and subsequent surgery is not fun and should be avoidable if you do the right things!
Everything with recovery is going well. I'm sticking to the doctor's orders, eating better and getting my walks in, despite the recent turn in weather here in Idaho. I'm averaging 1.5 miles a day on my walks. I am trying to build up even more, but I definitely feel it when I push too hard. Daily household tasks are getting easier as well.
Next steps I have coming up are an appointment with my surgeon's office to have any leftover stitches removed and to go over my progress. After I am cleared by them, I will begin rehab. I'm not 100% sure what that will entail, because I will still be limited to the no pushing/pulling/lifting over 10 lbs rule. I'm hoping this will also be the time I am cleared to drive. I stopped all pain narcotics weeks ago, so there are no concerns there. I will also find out about shooting, but based on what I was told, that's still a long way off.
I want to thank everyone for the well wishes. I have had a lot of folks calling and messaging, but I'm still having difficulties remembering basic words, communicating, etc, so I am limiting interactions to save myself the frustration. It is getting a lot better, but I've been told that being under anesthesia for the time I was can really mess with basic stuff like memory and speaking for a while.
Lastly, I am repeating myself by saying this, but I'm going to keep saying it. Take care of your health, listen to your doctors and eat/drink well. Having a heart attack and subsequent surgery is not fun and should be avoidable if you do the right things!
Old Hickory
Active member
We are so glad you are on the road to recovery, Eric! You are proof ya can't keep a good man down!
kiwishooter
Well-known member
Eric, I'm thrilled to hear your recovery is progressing well and will be interested in hearing what your surgeons office says about your progress.
I am also interested in hearing what is involved in your rehab.
Look after yourself we are only here once.
I am also interested in hearing what is involved in your rehab.
Look after yourself we are only here once.
M_Strohmeyer
Active member
Doc will probably prescribe him a woman to make sure he stays healthy
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Rick in Oregon
Well-known member
Eric, you have no idea how happy I was reading that you're back and recovering from surgery. As a recipient of 35 surgeries (Vietnam and "other stuff"), I know well the after effects of surgery, anesthesia and all it entails. And you're right; listen to the docs and adhere to all their advice for recovery.
Keep us posted here, and I'm sure we all agree that everyone here sincerely cares about you and wish you the very best in terms of recovery and long life.
When I see you in the field again with a rifle, my heart will soar like an eagle.
Keep us posted here, and I'm sure we all agree that everyone here sincerely cares about you and wish you the very best in terms of recovery and long life.
When I see you in the field again with a rifle, my heart will soar like an eagle.
