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Illness strikes journalist Jesse Hogan (not the footballer)



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  1. Amazing support for on here tonight. Really says it all about the sort of person he is Thanks to you all from everyone

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    A friend & colleague of so many in sport & media is seriously ill but fighting bravely. Hang in there mate, we're all with you.

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Poor guy is only relatively young. Hopefully he can make a recovery. Best of luck.

A few wins for the dees throughout the year will put a smile on his face during recovery and rehab.

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11 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

The news all over the Twitterverse is that Jesse Hogan (not to be confused with our Jesse the key forward) has suffered a stroke. 

He is also an avid Demon fan and we wish him a speedy recovery.

geez,  good luck to the fella if true?

 

I hope it isn't.

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Many wishes for speedy recovery.

BTW, the title of this thread shows how to do it so as not to cause heart attacks among Demonland faithful. Well played, sir, well played.

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A reminder of the fragility of life and why our presence on this planet is so precious. So important to enjoy each day and be aware of our own mortality and of our fellow human beings. Our sympathy to others is important as ultimately we are all connected.  Life is fragile, handle with care.

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Dees supporter and a golfing and cricket tragic...one of the few journos I like in the Twitterverse.

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4 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

I have been getting those symptoms every season. 

Really wish Jesse a complete recovery - all the best to him. 

yes, for a demons supporter, the pics should read "round 1", then "round 2" then "round 3"

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11 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Someone posted on Twitter a couple of days ago that there had been some slight improvement but to what extent, I don't know. I hope he wakes up to a win on or before the opening day of the season.

Yes, it revealed that he sat up and was awake for a "couple of hours".

Encouraging. 

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A quick update for those interested, I just spent the last 2 months in the Royal Talbot rehabilitation centre with Jesse as I had a stroke myself. Jesse is doing well and has just started to walk with the aid of a crutch. There is still plenty of rehab ahead for him but being the fine young man he is I have no doubt he will  meet any future challenges head on.

Go Blues!

 

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9 minutes ago, kniggit said:

A quick up date for those interested, I just spent the last 2 months in the Royal Talbot rehabilitation centre with Jesse as I had a stroke myself. Jesse is doing well and has just started to walk with the aid of a crutch. There is still plenty of rehab ahead for him but being the fine young man he is I have no doubt he will  meet any future challenges head on.

Go Blues!

 

Nice post mate, except you can bash the blues where the sun dont shine.

 

Hope you are doing well also kniggit. Its not just the media types who matter.

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