Mustang Club of Maryland

Alot of you might have not heard but our Pres had a tripe Bypass last Tue sday but i talked to his wife this morning and he is being released today from St. Joes hospital. i'll keep you updated . i have a get well card that some members signed at the picnic and i will sign from all the members .

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"I think people are so passionate about Mustang because it gives you a sense of freedom. especially in a red convertible.

I wish Paul well and for speedy recovery. If there's anyway I can help please feel free to ask.

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1990 Mustang GT
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Please let Linda know if there is anything We can do to let us know. We are praying for him

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Real trucks don't have spark plugs. nor do the say nissan or toyota


1985 Mustang Gt Red convertible

We're thinking of you & keeping you in our prayers for a speedy recovery Paul.

I had not heard. We'll keep Paul in our thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery.

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Dave

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Hope you have a speedy recovery Paul. You'll be in our prayers.

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"It Takes One To Catch One"
Member of:
Mustang Club of Maryland
Special Service Mustang Owner's Association
Bad Pony Club---Moderator

Thank you all for your concern and most of all for prayer for me and my family. We are doing well and are enjoying the peace of our Lord Jesus. I am now in a 13 week recovery period and somewhat (very) impatient to drive again.

I have never taken any medication regularly or spent a day in the hospital. At 67, I still stay within 10 pounds of my high school weight. I was struck with a heart attack without any real symptoms other than a strange feeling in my left side. I had open heart surgery for a triple by-pass on 3 of 5 arteries affected with blockages. Six days later, at home, one of the by-passes got blocked and so I had another heart attack this time with all of the mind-blowin pain that often accompanies them. I now have a stint in that blocked one.

May I share some thoughts with you who know you or a loved one SHOULD make diet and life style changes and yet continue to just plain put it off. The fact is life goes on routinely and one day you are dead, often without warning. 35% of folks like me just drop dead. Learn your risk factors. Walk 20 minutes a day, eat less, eat smart, stick around for your loved ones and us.

I just saw this. Hoping you have a very speedy recovery, Paul. As someone that just entered their 50s, I'm very aware of the risk factors and at least try to eat right MOST of the time, and exercise MOST of the time. But no one is immune to the fickleness of fate.

Good luck and be well...

John

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2005 Mustang GT: Stock shortblock and heads, comp cams, intake/exhaust, 11.89 at 115mph

I just saw this...
Paul- I hope you are doing better now. We missed you last weekend. Please take care so you can get back in that car :)

This is the first time that I saw this post as well and after the shock of hearing what you just went through Paul, you know that you and your family will be in my prayers too.

Here's wishing you a full and speedy recovery! May God bless you and your family.

Midnight Blue