Knightrose who is in the AF, is a revolutionary of longstanding and who posts here, as well as being a good friend of mine, has gone into hospital today for emergency surgery.
Please feel free to send messages of support through this thread.
admin update: sadly, Bob passed away on the night of 17 June. Please feel free to post any messages or recollections here.
Very sorry to hear this, get well soon Knightrose.
Best wishes.
Sorry to hear this. Get well soon KR
Very sorry to hear this, hope it all goes well.
Knightrose, of the excellent AF North, good luck.
Dan.
I wish him a successful operation and a speedy recovery.
Get well soon knightrose!
that's bad news.
best wishes for a complete recovery!
I hope all goes well and I'll buy him a pint next time I'm in Manchester.
Best wishes
Best wishes, get well soon!
Hang in there, Knightrose! Be back here soon, comrade!
Fraternal greetings and best wishes for a speedy recovery.
courage and strength!
Hope you get well soon Knightrose!
Hey Knightrose. Sorry to hear about this. Hope you get well soon mate.
Speedy recovery comrade from across the pond
get well knightrose!
Hope everything goes ok and get well soon comrade
Yeah, that's terrible, all the best for a speedy recovery! Please keep us updated
All the best and get well soon
B
On behalf of the CWO (all the cyber-truant comrades who know you from the Subversion days) we wish you a rapid recovery.
Thinking of you from over here, best wishes for a speedy recovery!
Get well soon Knightrose & all the best.
Yes, hope it goes well,
Regards,
Martin
Best wishes from far away, hope you get well soon!
Thanks everyone. I'm currently waiting in hospital to see a doctor. They are gong to tell me if the surgery is today or not. I'm having part of my bowel removed. The only positive thing is that I'm floating on painkillers. 8000
Get well soon. At least you've got internets in hospital!
Best wishes, comrade.
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Get well soon comrade Knightrose!