DALLWA

I hope I'm not out of line here, but I wanted to pass along some well wishes to Jim (Aircooled). He is a RL member out of Golden, CO and a heck of a guy.

Ben (BLT4SPD) and I were communicating with Jim, trying to setup another coffee get together a little while back and received some cryptic emails in response. We realized he had a stroke, and was having a hard time typing.
I looked him up today and noticed he is still logging in, and I'm sure reading the 993 forum. I know he loves driving that gorgeous 993 Cab of his and probably not enjoying watching it sit in his driveway.

I wanted to let you know, and hopefully you can let him know, we all hope for a speedy recovery and cheering him on.

il pirata

All the best Jim. If you are up and running around August 10 come by for some food and go see Gregg Rolie at the Louisville street fair.

Texas993

Thanks Tony. We were emailing last week and I am hoping to meet up in aspen during July. I'll email him again.

diet97993

He will get through this.Ihad a stroke back in Feburary of this year and my life was turned up-side down at the time. If it was at the stem of the brain he had the same as I. It takes time to heal and lots of rest. After he gets his strength back abit he may want to look upa good acturpuncturest in his area. A Nuerlogest will need to evaluate him with a CATSCAN or MRI to determine just how he was affected unfortunately they really don't understand brain function just that somthing is wrong. I wish him the best fromthe left coast and hope he gets better soon. Take care diet 97993

csertich

zjim (Aircooled)-My best to you for a speedy recovery. Hang in there and KNOW you are going to get better!
Best of luck-
chuck

csertich

diet97993. Best of luck to you in your recovery! Hang in there.
chuck

uscarrera

Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Rich

Barty964rst

Wishing you better very soon!!

Mark in Baltimore

Wishing you a full and quick recovery, Jim!

aircooled

Thank you all very much for all of your best wishes. As has been said before, what a super site full of caring, passionate people. Your comments mean a lot. After a short hospital stay, was transferred to a rehab facility, where good progress was made improving motor skills, speech and other day to day living skills.

i am currently back in home continuing the normalization process and doing very well. Driving has been restricted until i get an ok from my doctor in possibly 4 more months

Warm regards to all, and looking forward to getting back on the road again, in the meanwhile i must have patience.

Thanks again.

boulderbobo

Wow Jim, I had no idea. I hope you get well soon.

For those of you folks who don't know Jim he is a great guy and incredible Porsche fanatic. The guy drives his pcars more than anyone else I know.

I got an email from Jim the other day...he was concerned about our proximity to the fire in Boulder. He said nothing about his health....

Jim, I'll talk with you soon.

Tony, thanks for the info.

Bob-

MarkD

Well, I don't know you Jim but it seems that you keep good company over there in Colorado...

Sounds like you are well on the road to recovery, take care and best of luck with the patience.
I'd guess that might be the hardest part.

swaini

Jim, all the best wishes and the speediest of recoveries.

Dryfly57

Jim, I'm pretty new to the forum but I wish you nothing short of a speedy recovery!
Godspeed Jim.

DALLWA

Great hearing from you Jim, sounds like your on the right track to recovery. I hope to see you soon for some coffee down in Golden.

Good to hear from BoulderBobo, I have been to his house a couple times and know how close he is to that fire.
Yes, I would have saved that awesome 993 of his and of course Bob, but not sure in what order That car is sic!

I'm a bad person.