Star Trek Armada II: Fleet Operations

As personal as this sounds, i am going to get major surgery on december 1st, i will not be back for some time, as sappy as this message appears i truly hold many of you in high regards as fellow trekkers in arms and your hopes and prayers would make me feel better. I only ask this because though we may have never met in the real world, i feel we are good friends.
Peace be with you and may you walk with the righteous. :cry:  

Quaplah

i will miss you kvort23 you are a coll guy and i wish you well i hope evry thing terns out good.

may you recovery be swift

Smooth sailing on your river to recovery.

Be sure to recover fast ;)  

I wish you all well, my unseen friend.

i will be waiting for you :)  ;)  :woot:  

Get well soon. I hope it goes well for you.  

Hope it all goes smoothly and your recovery is enjoyable.

Yep, we will be waiting for you  ^_^

Just relax and enjoy the time where everyone cares for you. Be sure to take some good books with you! That was what i did while i was in hospital once and i enjoyed it  ;)  

look life is to shart to wory. as Optec said Just relax and enjoy.
the cup is haff full.

we will be here when you get back.

And perhaps when you return, V3 may be waiting for you? :P

You're actions have been honorable, may the gates of sto'vokor (or however you spell it) be closed for you and you may live to fight another day!

take your time there and keep ya head up. i believe we will be still waiting here for v3 when youŽll get back here, so i dont think you will miss something important ;) :D
and i think the vulcans pointed it out very good: live long and prosper  B)  

good luck mate, whats your addey i will send a card. (i am serious)

Well, my close and unseen friends i have survived and now am home again, YAY! ^_^  But it was not a smooth ride, the pediatrics in Maine Medical Center has a nasty habbit of under medicating their pediatric patients. I am 15, almost 16 and weigh 160LBS, i could be treated just as much as an adult, But DAMN!!!!!! for 36 hours i was in the worst post op. pain imaginable. My abdomen burned like 1000 hot knives were cutting into it! :cry:  I went through 90 milligrams of PCA(Patient controled administration)morphine and my pain still was unchecked, they misplaced my epideral needle for the pain before surgery and they took it out and tried again, the 2nd time they botched it again.

Cromeman, i find your offer touching but i take it you live in the UK so sending me a card  would cost you alot, i would not ask you to spend that kind of money. :)  But THXS alot.

And as far as V3, will it ever come out? IT WOULD BE A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT TO US FLEETOPS PLAYERS, HINT HINT HINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I found all your posts heart warming and delightful,and i thank you all for the sentiment. :)  :D  :P  

I'm glad you made it out ok, you needed to find something you could have sued for. Maybe saying they took the rest of your morphine home? I'm sure you can think of something :)  

i can not wait for the time when surgery can be done mostly external of the body......

I bet within 50 years it will all be done with ultrawaves or directed radiation.

maybe.
I can't wait untill we can play holographic virtual reality star trek.. being on the bridge of enterprise-e.. mmm...

if you get Star Trek:Communicator, it has an article on treknology that already exists.....
at a collage, they have built the equivelent of a holodeck...

Hi mate, 90 mgs of morphine is alot, I work at the ambulance and usually when our patients are in pain we only give 2mg's IV (in the veins)

i believe we have a total of 4x2mg's so thats 8 mg with us, so if you mean 90 milligram than thats alot of pain killers!

weird that it didn't work then, cancer patients here in holland with extreme pains usually have around 50 to 75 mg's

You must have alot of pain then! what the hell did they do to you then?

well the 90 mgs wasnt all at once, it was 2 milligrams every 10 minutes and in 36 hours that adds up to about 90 milligrams. Friends i have been through morphine withdrawl do to those bastards, never get hung up on the stuff, going cold turkey is horrible..... I had nausea, a migrane, residual surgical pain and i puked my guts out 4 times. Not literally. :x

As for STAR TREK related good ness i bought ST:TMP on the director edition DVD and it is AWESOME! I jurry riged my stereo system to connect to the DVD player so i have WAY better sound quality an din the beggining when my poor klingon comrades fire their torpedoes into the cloud i felt it through the floor, they redid all the sounds and added lots of computer remastered footage, it is 10X better than my old VHS from 1983 when my parents bought it before i was born. They're star trek fans too!!! And that reminds me, my favorite Klingon ship is the K'tinga In my mod i made for Armada 1 (Which i never released) Had 4 K'tinga variants. :blink:  

Sounds like it's a DVD I need. And yes K'tinga is one of my favs too, one of the better models i've seen and one of the few old ships Optec threw in.

the k'tinga is one of the golden oldies

ahh i see now, i think if you get 90 mgs at once you are dead or atleast very far far away!

well i hope you feel better soon mate!

So the Kvort is decloaking again :) welcome back!

Maine Medical Center, hope i never have to go there, i like Parkview i have nothing but good about them.
I know that sending a CD to New Zeland costs about 5 bucks, and that is from the states, so a card from the UK cant be that much, maby some one could find out. lol