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WO2 Steve Williams 85 from the 1st Bn is in Charing Cross Hospital, recovering from major surgery. His family are with him, he is progressing well and looking forward to the future. We wish him a speedy recovery. If you would like to send him a card or better still you are able to visit him, please PM me for the details.
Good News: Spoke to Steve today.
The surgeon has removed his leg below the knee, Steve is very positive, bearing in mind that initially the op was to have been above the knee. He is now raring to get into physio and get control of his life again. He mentioned that Sarah and the family are being very well supported by the regiment.
He has also had a visit from Karl Stowell, and I know that other members of the regiment are visiting this week.
If you require details of Steves ward, just drop me a private message.
Al
Please pass on my regards to Steve 85, im sure all the guys who also are working out here in Iraq pass on their best wishes to him and to a speedy recovery.
Please also pass on our good wishes to Steve and his family. I remember him when he served with Clive in the MI Room. A Battalion boxer if I remember right. Fabulous guy.
Get well soon.
Anita & Clive Corbett
Please also pass on our good wishes to Steve I remember him giving that excellent talk on the Bn in Iraq at the LOF dinner some time back. Very professional guy. Get well soon Steve
Benny and Carol Ball
Steve has come home to Wrexham this weekend for a short break from hospital.(11/11/06)
I popped round to see him, and I'm pleased to say he is in good spirits. His surgery is healing well, and at this stage there is no sign of the infection that has blighted his life these last few years.
He is hoping to possibly get discharged from hospital next week, he feels the longer he stays in the hospital, the more likely he will pick up other bugs and infections......How sad is that...but very true.
Steve would like to thank all the Forum members who have posted sent him cards and Get Well messages. He is also appreciative of the Serving and Retired Officers who live and work in the London area, who have taken time to visit him. Well done Gentlemen, and thankyou.
Best of luck & a quick recovery.:laugh:
Please pass on my regards to steve williams.Quote:
Originally Posted by alpoole1
A very nice guy who would help anyone.
Cpl Hill40, trigger
Please pass on my best wishes to Steve and his family.Spoke to him for the first time in ten years at the re union genuine nice bloke. Hope to catch up with him at the bar next year.
Best Wishes and Get Well Soon Steve.
Worked with Steve in the Med Centre for years..Please give him and his family my best regards and a speedy recovery
all the best to steve from all the mortar plt 1st battalion
Steve is now at home and receiving Physio at Wrexham Maelor
Al
Please pass our Best Wishes and a speedely recovery to Steve.
From Keith Jones 14 & Wife June
Had a brew today with Steve 85.
He is progressing well, as he undergoes intensive Physio at Hedley Court. He will remain there for at least another 3 weeks. He is off crutches and getting very close to walking unaided. The most important move forward is that the infection that caused the original problem, has not reappeared since the last operation. He is in very good spirits and really getting back to his old self, which has been missing for a few years.
Good news
Best wishes Steve, see you in the near future.
yeah get well soon steve and all the best in the near future mate
Darren Jones 08
Dito Steve hope you got the card its your rounnd in Wrexham September
Get Well soon Steve and we all wish you well for the future.
Best regards
Benny the Ball
and all at the Shotton & Deeside Branch RWFCA
Steve sorry to here of your illness mate, as others have said you are a very genuine person, and a basicllay a great guy who I and many will allways have time for "get well soon Steve"
Regards
Barry 69
I have been asked by my son Justin Hinge to pass on his best wishes to Steve and on behalf of the Abertystwyth Branch RWFCA we would like to wish Steve the very best.
Hingey
Hi Steve, hope you get better soon. Finally got rid of my mad wife....now ex wife and got re married last August and now living in Scotland. Take care and thanks for everything you did for me. Cpl Mat Wright. 52 Sig Sqn.
all the best stev ,, as all the lads working here in iraq send there best wishes mate
Trev (gym)
Hi Steve, Good to talk to you today keep in contact take care mate.
Hi Steve
Best Wishes from the Shotton and Deeside Branch RWFCA
BennytheBall
Hon Secretary
Steve, hope everything is going well and you are on the mend, take care.
Steve best wishes for you and your family - It has been a long battle for you - here's to a safe and speedy recovery.
Please pass on my best wishes to Steve, Sarah and family. Get well soon and hope to see you in the near future.