About three weeks ago my wife and I decided to travel to South Wales from Yorkshire to pay a visit to my brother who was seriously ill.
We arrived on a Friday and walked up to the hospital on the Saturday morning to visit him, I never made it, collapsing on the side of the road and being bought back to life by a midwife doing CPR and a paramedic shocking me twice before putting me in an ambulance and taking me to the nearby hospital. Sadly my brother died before I could see him, on a positive note though, I have been fitted with a defibrillator which should prevent it happening again. I currently get very tired, very quickly so the likelihood of me taking many photographs and processing them for display is unlikely for some time but I shall enjoy looking at all of yours and wishing I was behind the lens.
Take care all of you.
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Stay safe and well.
natureoncam aka Greg has replied to Amelia clubNot that I noticed but apparently she was like a whirlwind and got my heart going twice before the paramedic arrived, so she had no qualms or cares about who she was treating or why.
I hope your recovery continues well and don't pack the camera away just yet as a little gentle photography exercise will be very beneficial.
Camera still ready to go just waiting for me and the birds to return to my garden.
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