doin a Jotto

[mark g8awo]

@ Roger,it is carpel tunnel syndrome and I got it through hiting container door handles with the flat of my hand to close them,which makes it work related,I can feel a clam comming on.

Good job you didnt use your head then Rick it might of knocked some sense in.........

[Spoggle]

Bwahahahaha.


He's had his hand on something hard & he's been pulling it backward & forward all day every day for a long long time....................

When I was a lad I was told to count to 99 and then change hands

Spoggle

[sledge]

i was told it makes you go blind lol

[sumo]

Hello mate, before you go for the surgery go and get a second opinion from an Osteopath, numbnes in the hand can be caused by nerve impingment in the neck. I know cause i fix it every day.

Colin

Ok I know I'm leaving myself open for verbal abuse but here goes.

I was a hooker (rugby) for 20 years and have been bent and bashes on many occasions so a neck injury was my 1st thought but after many x-rays from head to waist there wasnt sign of nerve inpingment although I now know that most of my joints are out of shape.
So it was deide to go for the knife job on the wrist.

[stormforce]

Ok I know I'm leaving myself open for verbal abuse but here goes.

I was a hooker (rugby) for 20 years and have been bent and bashes on many occasions so a neck injury was my 1st thought but after many x-rays from head to waist there wasnt sign of nerve inpingment although I now know that most of my joints are out of shape.
So it was deide to go for the knife job on the wrist.

Good luck on your op Rick and hope it sorts the problem out.I got 23 days to go for my op and then upto 5 months to get back to as i was 2 years ago

[pops]

Hello mate, before you go for the surgery go and get a second opinion from an Osteopath, numbnes in the hand can be caused by nerve impingment in the neck. I know cause i fix it every day.

Colin

is that posh speak for the WIFE boy your brave son
i starting the SOS club

SAVE OUR SUMO

[sledge]

what you having done rich?

[stormforce]

what you having done rich?

i,m having a labral tear repaired thru keyhole surgery and at the same time my right hip will be sorted by having a 12" cut and then the hip being dislocated and reshaped put back again and then done again 4 or 5 times until the surgeon is happy and then having everything pinned and stitched back together again or the possibility of a new hip and then 8weeks virtually flat on my back and then physio to start walking etc again so i will be off for about 4-5 months

[sledge]

i,m having a labral tear repaired thru keyhole surgery and at the same time my right hip will be sorted by having a 12" cut and then the hip being dislocated and reshaped put back again and then done again 4 or 5 times until the surgeon is happy and then having everything pinned and stitched back together again or the possibility of a new hip and then 8weeks virtually flat on my back and then physio to start walking etc again so i will be off for about 4-5 months

so not to much work then lol

[stormforce]

so not to much work then lol

no not alot,but i will be glad when its all over tho.Nearly 2 years is along time not being able to do what you would normally do

[sledge]

no not alot,but i will be glad when its all over tho.Nearly 2 years is along time not being able to do what you would normally do

i kind of know what you mean as i broke my arm when i was a teenager, i bend my arm backwards trying to saved a goal and split the bone straight down the middle from my elbow half way up my upper arm, had to pins put in and it took 18 months to fully heal. and i have been left with my arm at a 35 degree angle (can no longer staighten it)

[stormforce]

i kind of know what you mean as i broke my arm when i was a teenager, i bend my arm backwards trying to saved a goal and split the bone straight down the middle from my elbow half way up my upper arm, had to pins put in and it took 18 months to fully heal. and i have been left with my arm at a 35 degree angle (can no longer staighten it)

i bet that was painful

[sledge]

yeah it was, but it was more frustrating than anything as i was so limited to what i could do, job, sports pretty much everything

[stormforce]

yeah it was, but it was more frustrating than anything as i was so limited to what i could do, job, sports pretty much everything

in nearly 2 years i would have been off work for 11 months by the time i get back to work properly

[sledge]

in nearly 2 years i would have been off work for 11 months by the time i get back to work properly

thats a bl**dy longtime, to be off. do you think it will be hard to get back in the routine of work?