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This is from George's sister.

So wonderful to see!
Thanks to all there helping and keeping the others of us too far away informed.

Great news. Does Steve have an address for mail and calling please.
Cheers
Adrian

Great update, thnx for taking the time to share his progress

That is good news! Hope he takes advice of his doctors and therapists about his recovery and not try to get ahead of things and cause more injury. It takes time.
Norm

A Whiteman wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 16, 2023 6:08 am

Great news. Does Steve have an address for mail and calling please.
Cheers
Adrian

×2, id be interested in sending him a letter.

On Friday Oct. 13, Mark Strange (Cudaman) wrote the following;

" Here is the latest post on Steve's Facebook page:

by Selah Wayseer

🛞🛞🛞🛞 Steve Jelf's In The Windy City! 🏙🏙🏙🏙

Just talked to Steve in his new placement.
It was a long, boring ride in the back of an ambo. All he could see was a bit out the back window.
But! He's there and all settled into his own room on the 24th floor with a westerly view of the city.
So now that he's finally there and working as hard as he can to get his strength back, let's continue to send him cards, etc. and show our support! (A jar of kimchi would be welcomed, as I cannot locate any where I live! )

His address is:
Shirley Ryan Ability Lab
355 E. Erie Street
Chicago IL 60611
Patient Room 2407 "

I do not know for certain that he is still there, however I imagine he should be.

Sent Steve a Care package of his favorite snacks to the Rehab address Today
Hope they get to him.....

Ed Baudoux wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 16, 2023 3:47 am

This is from George's daughter. Screenshot_20231016_034340_Facebook.jpg

FYI : MOLLY is George's sister; not daughter.

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FYI : MOLLY is George's sister; not daughter.
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Somehow I got that right on FB, and wrong here. Thank you for the correction.

Writing from the 24th floor, overlooking Lake Michigan in Chicago, my typing on a strange computer is none too spry. I will struggle to report that I am getting along well enough for an old man whose heroes are all obsolete. More later after I learn more.

SJ

Wooohoooo Steve! Welcome back!

And Steve Jelf just keeps rambling on!!!
Best Wishes!

You did well on the unfamiliar computer. I know everything is out of place and reaching the keys is much more difficult. I had trouble on one without going through what you have. It's so nice to hear from you.
Rich Eagle

ABSOLUTELY fan-TASTIC to see a fresh new post from the great one him-SELF!

(Pardon the expressive mis-grammatical shouting!)

We are just so glad to see for ourselves our wonderful and inspirational friend coming back.

Keep up the good work Steve !!!! .. we've only met a few times at Hershey, but hopefully we'll both see each other again next year at Mike Kossor's spaces !!

Attaboy, Steve! Seeing your post on here is the best news I've had in weeks. Best wishes, Bob

Great to see you out here again, WELCOME BACK Mr. Jelf !

If all goes well you are going to get a visitor tomorrow. Need any Kimchi?

Hi Steve I'm glad to see that you are doing great. I hope to see you at Chickasha next year.

What a great thing to see when I checked the forum tonight. Welcome back Steve. I tried to call your cell phone a few minutes ago. We will talk later but you can spend days catching up on forum chatter I suppose. There is a couple posts about you also

Well, I'll be danged - glad to see you back here Steve !!!

Welcome back Steve! Great to hear from you.

Great to hear from you!
Hello from Illinois!
Although i wasnt in illinois here.

Great to hear from you Steve, you will soon get a custom to that computer they have , and be typing long posts soon.

Good for you Steve!!! Greetings from Scotland.

Steve, it's really good to see you're on the computer again. We're praying for your complete recovery and then helping with your T or whatever route you take with it.

Cheers,

Keith

This is the best post I've seen on the forum in months.

Keep plugging away, and you'll be back to 100% before you know it. Long live The Dauntless Geezer!

Welcome back Steve. Great to see your post today.

Good to see you back here!

Greetings from Denmark!

Welcome back Steve, do you get the feeling that you were missed the past few weeks?

Welcome back, Steve. I've been in the background watching all your progress.
My son had similar injuries but he's only 30 and recovering well.

Hey Steve:
We are practically neighbors. I live about 40 miles straight west of where you are. I hope to visit you in person. I got a new knee Oct. 9, and it hasn't run in yet. In a week or two I hope to take the train into the city for a visit. A number of folks from The Midwest Chapter of MTFCI are interested in meeting you in person as well.

Best Wishes.

His typing may not be spry, but he's still quite the guy! (Now I'll stop with the rhyme before my face hits a pie!!)

Welcome back, Steve!!

Hi Steve, welcome back! you have been missed,

Get well soon, I am still looking forward to meeting up with you in February next year.

Cheers
Adrian Whiteman

Steve Jelf wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 17, 2023 3:59 pm

Writing from the 24th floor, overlooking Lake Michigan in Chicago, my typing on a strange computer is none too spry. I will struggle to report that I am getting along well enough for an old man whose heroes are all obsolete. More later after I learn more.

SJ

Steve! I'm so happy to hear from you and to know that you are doing well.
We certainly missed you and we're hoping for a full recovery!

Steve,

Seeing your post here is the answer to many prayers. Please be patient with our friend, Steve, while you continue to be a patient.

Slow and steady wins the race.

Don

Well, what an exciting morning, I just checked in and saw Steve’s post

Welcome back online Steve!

Steve: Glad to see you posting again. Keep up the good work.

I'm with everyone else. Welcome back and keep up the good work!

We'll be looking for you at the San Diego Club national tour next year. If you can't bring your own car, I or others will let you ride along sharing your company.
Norm

The best news in a long time! It's great to have you back, Steve.

So glad you are recovering nicely Steve. We have not met, but one day we will I’m quite sure. It is amazing what the power of prayer can do. Keep up the great work!