If what the doctor and nurse told me rings true that would have hurt muchO with all the nerves there in the hand. I eat cheese everyday and I did take up drinking milk again. I have no idea why I stopped actually. Welcome back too.
Are you (or have you considered being) in Guinness Book of World Records?
Such replacement surgeries are said to have become relatively inexpensive and require minimal (if any) overnight stay at a hospital.
It's absolutely amazing that hip and knees replacement.Are you (or have you considered being) in Guinness Book of World Records?
I had my left-wrist break by a left-turning putz on a phone. The last thing I recall - before passing out on the ground - was seeing my left-wrist looking like a Z!
Some whiz-bang doctor put a 2" triangulated titanium plate to reconstruct my wrist. If it was not for a 10cm scar, I would not know I am carrying a Ti-plate.
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Such replacement surgeries are said to have become relatively inexpensive and require minimal (if any) overnight stay at a hospital.
You think it hurts now? Wait till your 74. LOLI am more worried about the arthritis in my tailbone caused by wheelieing my dirt bike and flipping it thus landing on my tailbone and breaking it. It hurts like a mother if I sit on it too long without a special pillow.
Naw, I won't say it.
LOL, That poor ankle, only once on my Harley, once watersking, once on stairs and one coming down a ladder at work.
I had to google that one, how did you do the damage, diving?
I have several dozens of dives under my belt. Never wrote a PADI exam. I studied the dive book, memorized stuff and started diving in the Columbia River out to ~70 feet deep while hanging onto a 1" steel cable that we strung out into the river and then weighed down the end with a old engine block. Then I was diving in North Saskatchewan with Pike. Large fish that are curious. I did complete a 154 foot dive at the City of Victoria British Columbia at the breakwater. I timed everything but exceeded the max safe dive depth and took my time returning to the surface and I had no issues that I am aware of. What I found is if my ears would not clear sometimes is going feet first instead of head first into the depths. The ears clear very easily and no painful experience that way.Old-skool scuba certification used bare-bone instruments and ours took place in a deep/frigid quarry.
I had the sniffles the week before; so, I used some Afrin up my schnoz.
When, we dove-in for the final check-out, I got to about 10ft and my head felt as if in a vice.
By about 20ft down, I signaled the 'cut-throat' hand signal and he urged me to come down.
I did the opposite and went up to the surface!
I got the PADI cert. anyways that day because he said something about "I knew my limits" after he saw I was not letting blood.
LoL... No telling just what is in that blue hole...I struck-out the BlueHole bucket-list entry way before I was too old to be able to do it.
Yey!
Ah, thanks for the reply.
