[catcat]

Go go Catcat, let's hope it works out with **83**
I'm very impressed with all the work you've put down in this BE!

thank you x

[Poli]

thank you x

Goddamn nice avatar!

[catcat]

Goddamn nice avatar!

thanks

[Poli]

thanks

is it the new babies? :>

[scuba123]

They look lovely catcat :-)

[scamitar2]

We are ALL very happy for you!!

[M Riza]

thanks

Exactly my thoughts. Holy smoke!

[Djoser]

We appreciate that you're sharing these stages of your journey with us.

And we are so glad everything is getting better and better. And like the others said. Awesome avatar!

[solvegas]

In Navy terms, we sailors would say you have an impressive superstructure. 

[AldarocX]

Congrats on the upgrade!

[DR.Domanskis]

Mod edit to remove cross-posted content.

This forum does not exist for you alone... you already promised to abide by the rules here, one of which expressly forbids the kind of cross (and off-topic) posting you just did here. You already posted about this elsewhere... once is enough. Please go re-read the Rules and the FAQ before you post here again. Thank you. -Palomine

[Soflobro]

Glad to hear you are doing better catcat. Can't wait to see more 

[beachboy]

Glad to hear the recovery is going well, cat!

[James Bond]

Excellent result! I'm happy for you! 

[catcat]

Hi my friends, ive been trying to post some pics I took today at 9 wks and 5 days post op, but apparently all my files/pics are too big!!!   I'll try again at the weekend, hope everyone is ok xxx

Mod edit: catcat, the file size limit for forum post attachments is about 1.4MB. If your files are bigger than that, you can simply open them in any basic graphics program and Save As or Export them (as JPEGs) with some compression to get the resulting saved version under the size limit. Some programs have an option where you can specify the desired output filesize. I've attached a screencap from my system using the GIMP graphics program to export an image as a JPEG... you can see there's a quality slider available which will increase the image compression (which will reduce the resulting file size). GIMP is more complex than most basic "Paint"-type programs... most of them will allow you to reduce filesize w/far fewer menus and buttons.

Please remember to assert your copyright if you intend to post more than one image per 24 hours. Thanks and good luck! -Pal