Fredrick you just frightened me and made me cry through this video. I'm so glad you're still with us and mending. What you began to describe sounded so much like my Father but to cry is healthy right? He spent a year reguratating and was eventually diagnosed with stomach cancer. I know, a whole year. They did the surgery, gave him a diet and like you struggled with certain foods. Getting the intestine to squeeze food along to it's final destination is hard when it's all been out on show. Amazing how it works and how it forgets. 8 months later the problems re-occurred. He went in and they opened him up again and diagnosed his entire abdomen riddled with cancer. They sent him home to die and was gone in 2 weeks. He slept the final 3 days. He never complained once. He was 69. The only thing he said to me before he died was to repeat back to me what I had said to him when he retired. "Go out and do the things you want to do before it's too late". If I showed you a photo of this strong man who could hit a 1 iron high in the air and past all his friends who hit driver and was now weighing only 75 pounds you would cry with me. When your video started and it all sounded so familiar to me I thought "Oh no". So I am now crying with relief. Fredrick, you now have a second bite of the cherry, dine heartily my friend and go out and do the things you've always wanted to. Make some memories and please grow very old enjoying them. Simon
Simon thank you for the kind note. I am sorry if I upset you. Thank you for sharing your story with your father. My father died of a stroke with no chance to say good bye in 1993. Changed the path of my life. Looking forward to getting back in the UA-cam game.
@@agolferswalk Fredrick, I'm not upset. Just a few emotions getting out for a look at the world. I'm relieved you're well. My Mother went with a stroke and left a rather large hole. As you say, no chance for final words, it's a door slamming rather than closing gently. We are shaped by these experiences. Good luck with your recovery, I've missed you on the tube. I thought it was your rib injury that was keeping you quiet.
Here I am feeling sorry for myself because it’s winter, the weather is rubbish, as is my golf and work is crazy busy. This gives a lot of perspective to that for sure. My friend, I’m so pleased that you are still with us and have the ability to work on a recovery, and I know that imparting your knowledge of the game we love is useful to others and I’ll do everything I can to support and grow that!
This is crazy man! I’m glad you made it, recovery is going to take time, but you’ll come back even stronger than before with time. Thanks for sharing your experience, take care brother!
😮😮😮WOW! I didn’t know that was a thing! Thanks for sharing! Maybe this video could save a life if the right person (or people) saw it! I hate that you had to go through this, but there is a purpose, even though we may not know what it is. I’m glad you’re still with us, Fredrick. God bless and 🙏🏻 for your full and speedy recovery!
@@agolferswalk I feel you but missing a season to heal up will be best. That was some major shit you went through. Golf isn't going anywhere and with your skill set, you will be back to your old self in no time. You just need to rest. 💚⛳👍🏾
Can't imagine what it must have been like going thru this. Pretty scary stuff. Man that was a pretty big insision! I'm so glad your ok! Hope you have a speedy recovery! Good to hear you'll be playing golf soon! Keep grinding!
Caton thanks for checking it out and for joining the channel family. I have a walk with all those that have subsided. What color would you like your name to be.
Thank you for your concern. Good news. I was pleased with how I played and didn’t do anything to hurt myself. Did I win? There were many birdies but you will have to stay tuned to see the result.
Hey dad watched the video have a good day I am thankful god saved u still praying for a speedy recovery
Thanks son 🙏.
Hehe I found u
Fredrick you just frightened me and made me cry through this video. I'm so glad you're still with us and mending. What you began to describe sounded so much like my Father but to cry is healthy right? He spent a year reguratating and was eventually diagnosed with stomach cancer. I know, a whole year. They did the surgery, gave him a diet and like you struggled with certain foods. Getting the intestine to squeeze food along to it's final destination is hard when it's all been out on show. Amazing how it works and how it forgets.
8 months later the problems re-occurred. He went in and they opened him up again and diagnosed his entire abdomen riddled with cancer. They sent him home to die and was gone in 2 weeks. He slept the final 3 days. He never complained once. He was 69. The only thing he said to me before he died was to repeat back to me what I had said to him when he retired. "Go out and do the things you want to do before it's too late".
If I showed you a photo of this strong man who could hit a 1 iron high in the air and past all his friends who hit driver and was now weighing only 75 pounds you would cry with me.
When your video started and it all sounded so familiar to me I thought "Oh no". So I am now crying with relief.
Fredrick, you now have a second bite of the cherry, dine heartily my friend and go out and do the things you've always wanted to. Make some memories and please grow very old enjoying them.
Simon
Simon thank you for the kind note. I am sorry if I upset you. Thank you for sharing your story with your father. My father died of a stroke with no chance to say good bye in 1993. Changed the path of my life.
Looking forward to getting back in the UA-cam game.
@@agolferswalk Fredrick, I'm not upset. Just a few emotions getting out for a look at the world. I'm relieved you're well. My Mother went with a stroke and left a rather large hole. As you say, no chance for final words, it's a door slamming rather than closing gently.
We are shaped by these experiences.
Good luck with your recovery, I've missed you on the tube. I thought it was your rib injury that was keeping you quiet.
Here I am feeling sorry for myself because it’s winter, the weather is rubbish, as is my golf and work is crazy busy. This gives a lot of perspective to that for sure. My friend, I’m so pleased that you are still with us and have the ability to work on a recovery, and I know that imparting your knowledge of the game we love is useful to others and I’ll do everything I can to support and grow that!
Dave thanks for the support as always brother 👊🏼
@@agolferswalk you can count on it mate
What a horrible experience. Looking forward to seeing you come back
Thanks CT
OMG 😱 That picture of the incision
Hope it wasn’t too shocking
This is crazy man! I’m glad you made it, recovery is going to take time, but you’ll come back even stronger than before with time. Thanks for sharing your experience, take care brother!
Thanks Erich. It’s a tough road but I am never one to back down.
So proud of you and your fight to press on. With God's help, you will begin a new and exciting chapter!
Thank you. Too stubborn to quit. Time to get the next track in my life going.
Welcome back sir. I so glad that you survived and are getting back on it. Can't wait to see all the content
Thanks Larry. Can’t wait to get after it.
😮😮😮WOW! I didn’t know that was a thing! Thanks for sharing! Maybe this video could save a life if the right person (or people) saw it!
I hate that you had to go through this, but there is a purpose, even though we may not know what it is.
I’m glad you’re still with us, Fredrick. God bless and 🙏🏻 for your full and speedy recovery!
Thanks Greg. I am now back to 85% of my old speed. Getting there.
That sucks man, glad to hear your doing better. 👏🏾💚⛳✌🏾
Thanks 👊🏼 Frustrating for sure especially in the middle of the season.
@@agolferswalk I feel you but missing a season to heal up will be best. That was some major shit you went through. Golf isn't going anywhere and with your skill set, you will be back to your old self in no time. You just need to rest. 💚⛳👍🏾
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Damn... thats crazy! Glad you came out on top. Wish you a speedy recovery
For sure the craziest thing that ever happened to me. Getting old I guess 😂
Praying for continued improvement!
Thanks Omi
An Amazing Story. Hope you are 100% soon.
Thanks Mary. I’ll keep everyone posted.
Can't imagine what it must have been like going thru this. Pretty scary stuff. Man that was a pretty big insision! I'm so glad your ok! Hope you have a speedy recovery! Good to hear you'll be playing golf soon! Keep grinding!
I always appreciate your support brother. It’s going to a challenge but I am too stubborn to give up.
@@agolferswalk You will come out of this even stronger!
Holy smokes, incredible story! Sub'd!
Caton thanks for checking it out and for joining the channel family. I have a walk with all those that have subsided. What color would you like your name to be.
@@agolferswalk Red please :)
You got it brother 👊🏼
Your plan to play in the golf tournament so soon had me worried you would pull something apart.
Hope it went OK.
Thank you for your concern. Good news. I was pleased with how I played and didn’t do anything to hurt myself. Did I win? There were many birdies but you will have to stay tuned to see the result.
@@agolferswalk That is good news in what has been a rough stretch.
Fredrick, I played w you as a single at Pilgrims Oak about 2 years ago during one of your vlogs. Hope your well.
Dave, good to hear from. I am doing much better, just can’t rotate at full speed….yet. Hope you and your family are well.
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Thanks guys 👊🏼