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Wishing Mark Feld a speedy recovery!

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wheat'swheats

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Mark recently posted that he had a heart attack recently. Thankfully he is doing better.

Wishing you a speedy recovery Mark! :foryou:

 

Ankur

I have had 2 of them, one of which I was not susposed to survive and they are a lot of fun. Be prepared for a total life change of activities. I hope it was a baby heart attack (you heart telling you something) and not a biggy which side lines you for a while.Good luck and do exactly what your doctors tell you to do even though you think they are nuts.

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mtnstyne

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Mark,

 

Glad to see you haven't lost your sense of humor!

 

Wishing you a speedy recovery and make sure you listen to the docs :preach:

 

Deryk

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Jim Beam

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Mark - Sorry to hear this news but very happy things are going well now. We need you here to keep us in line and to keep on teaching us. Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!

 

Jim

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It had to have been all the unexpected freezing weather here in Texas! Wishing you the best Mark. Merry Christmas to you and take care we need you around here to keep us straight.

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Crohnos01

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Mark, I haven't been on the forums a lot lately, so I missed this until now. I am glad to hear you're on the mend. For a guy who has so much heart, there is a certain irony that you suffered from a heart attack. I will add you to my prayers for a continued full recovery.

 

Take care my friend.

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WoodenJefferson

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Mark, hope your feeling better and that the ticker is still strong. Hopefully it was just a wake up call and your heart specialist will get you back on the road of life.

 

Happy Holidays anyways...

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RWB

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Best wishes for a speedy and complete recovery. Those symptom-free attacks are the most dangerous, but also respond very well to therapy.

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MarkFeld

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Mark,

I look back a few days ago and I had sent that PM about that PL Liberty Nickel. Now I feel terrible. You are one hell of a helpful guy to have been going through that and still willing to offer your opinion and advice on that coin.

 

My best to you and glad to hear you are recovering well.

 

 

Bill

 

Bill, please don't give it a second tought. I wasn't feeling well at the time, but I wasn't feeling nearly as badly as I should have, either. ;)

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Hello mark although I don,t post much the forum is on my read list. Wishing you the very best. I am in the age group with many friends who have experienced life's trials and with today,s technology are enjoying a very normal lifestyle. Take care George ( skeeter )

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Yeah, I was in contact with Mark the other day about viewing some coins for me in the FUN auction. I had no clue about this. I appreciate the help as always...man.

 

Thanks for everything, have a great holiday and a quick recovery!

 

jom

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Raisethis2

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Hadn't heard this either.

 

Been there myself, get ready for the New Years resolutions about how you'll need to swear off everything you like and (heaven forbid) start taking better care of yourself.

 

Sounds like the scary part is behind you though. That's the best news. You're in our thoughts and prayers.

 

 

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