OFFICIAL Simon Dwyer [Discussion]

This is wonderful news! Thank you Kickme. There is always hope, even when everyone around you is telling you there is none. Can't wait to see you back on the field again, Simon :smiley:
 
Fabulous news, thanks for the regular updates. I know rehab will be a long road but at least it has begun. Stay strong and focused, Simon!
 
Hey Kickme, just wondering if you have any info on Simon's physio sessions. I don't want to sound impatient, but if you have news it would be greatly appreciated. My family is always asking about his recovery. Thanks
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@black and white tiger said:
Hey Kickme, just wondering if you have any info on Simon's physio sessions. I don't want to sound impatient, but if you have news it would be greatly appreciated. My family is always asking about his recovery. Thanks
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Simon is having contolled physio sessions twice a week and self sessions 7 days a week. Simon is making slow progress with movement to his shoulder and feeling in his tricep. Having and maintaining a positive attitude is vital for Simo's rehabilitation and he shows no weakness in this area. He just keeps going. :roll
 
I still shake my head when i think about this injury Simon has suffered. So freakish and unlucky. Will be great day when he steps out onto the feild again in the NRL 😛ray:
 
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@black and white tiger said:
Hey Kickme, just wondering if you have any info on Simon's physio sessions. I don't want to sound impatient, but if you have news it would be greatly appreciated. My family is always asking about his recovery. Thanks
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Simon is having contolled physio sessions twice a week and self sessions 7 days a week. Simon is making slow progress with movement to his shoulder and feeling in his tricep. Having and maintaining a positive attitude is vital for Simo's rehabilitation and he shows no weakness in this area. He just keeps going. :roll

Thanks Kickme,
Good to hear. Any progress is positive and the feeling in his triceps must be giving him confidence in his recovery. Again, please let Simon know that everyone here is thinking of him.

Cheers
 
The forum plays a big part in Simon's rehab and positive attitude. He reads the forum and it gives him a lift when he is down. Thanks all.:smiley:

I will try to keep the forum up to date during his Rehab.
 
Keep your chin up Simon Every bit of hard work you are putting in Will pay dividends in the future
We are all 100% with you through all of this .
 
The will to win and positive attitude that goes with elite athletes will push Simon to succeed. All the best to him in what will be an enormous personal achievement.
 
@Kickme said:
The forum plays a big part in Simon's rehab and positive attitude. He reads the forum and it gives him a lift when he is down. Thanks all.:smiley:

I will try to keep the forum up to date during his Rehab.

Go Simon…Go...There are so many people on this forum and NRL fans in general praying for you and thinking about you....Keep your chin up and work as hard as you can...we all pray you arm will return to "normal" and if that is good enough to play again...beaut...that will be a huge bonus!... :sign:
 
Simon, be careful mate.
While your recuperating that nutcase Beau Ryan may try to get you to help him in some of his crazy skits.
I am not sure what carrot Beau uses to get fellow team mates (Victims) to help him.
But it seems everyone in the team at some time or another gets a call up
As the run up to the new season starts Beau will have something up his sleeve :roll

Seriously mate keep the chin up no matter what the outcome,
these sorts of challenges in life build your character
and also show you how important family & friends can be.

Look forward to hearing about your further recuperation.
 
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