Dear Hassie,

Thanks for the welcome back.
I've missed you all as well.
My health has been lousy.
I'm having a repeat of my heart procedure
(Catheter Ablation) in July. The one I had
last year was not a success apparently.
So although I'm dreading it, I've got to
have a repeat. Apparently I'm too young for
a pacemaker (according to my specialist).

Anyway, it's good to be back - and yes,
fingers-crossed that by some miracle the
passengers will somehow be returned home.
Otherwise - as you pointed out - bad times ahead.

Foxy sorry to hear you have been back into that mess. I hope this time works a lot better.

The whole thing with the missing flight still has so much unknown. Regardless of what turns up it's still a horror situation and if the flight crew has been involved very difficult to guard against regardless of the motives.

R0bert

Hi Foxy, yes I too hope you feel better soon. So much has improved with cardiac surgery in recent years, that I am sure all will be well :)
Cheers, Suse.

Speaking of which, thank you all for giving me heart palpitations with all these completely plausible scenarios re flight MH370!

To my mind, I think the plane has gone down at sea somewhere, because such a big plane landing/crashing on the ground anywhere in those surrounding heavily populated countries would surely have been reported?

Sadly, I think all on that plane are dead, and it was maybe a botched hijack attempt.

Dear RObert,

Thank You for your kind words.
I'm very positive about my future health
outcomes and consider myself very lucky to
be living in today's world where medical
technology has advanced considerably.

There are so many unanswered questions regarding
this dreadful incident with the airline.
If the crew were involved - the situation is even
more frightening.

Dear Suse,

Thanks for your support.

I'm still a bit hopeful that somehow this plane
and its passengers will turn up somewhere safe and sound
but I realise that this is an unlikely scenario.
Still, one can only hope.

All the very best, Foxy.