M72
RHP clinic and infirmary.
March 24 2019
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bonefide
7 years ago
Is it just the tooth implant, 😈👌
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RHP User
7 years ago
I see what you did there...
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RHP User
7 years ago
Including a fair few needles poked in them in the lead up as they checked they'd found everything. Follow up in the years to come because of the dense left breast. Funny, I might not have picked up the lump there if not for the rarer, more obvious type on the right that set me on my journey. Lots of needle pricks and samples later... The actual surgery was less than a week after my birthday, and a few weeks before Christmas. I'm still healing physically, there's no lack of sensation, they're still quite tender. In spirit though I am better than I was in the months leading up, so I'm counting my blessings and the excellent health care I received at the aptly named Breast Clinic at RHP. I still have my radioactive girl card (that's what I call it) I needed to carry after they marked the tumours with 'clips' a few days before the surgery. It was surreal attending the Shania Twain concert with those teeny seeds that had been inserted. I made it out alive and benign all the way through there was no surety till the last results from the surgery. Not a bad Birthday/Chrissie pressie if I do say so myself. Peachy
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luvsilver
7 years ago
Bone on bone in my left knee Torn rotator cuff in right shoulder. Mr Luvsilver
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MsSuperFoxy
7 years ago
For medical purposes only. Apparently, anything alcoholic cures everything! It has so many amazing anti-aging benefits. It numbs a lot of things. 😁 I want to age gracefully like the Golden Girls and not be reminded that it is all downhill over 40. As they say, wisdom comes with age. 😎 Ms Foxy
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RHP User
7 years ago
What about mental health? Is that classes as diaability? Ibalao havs a verybdidgu knee so many positions i cant do. But would anyone wvery be willing to meet aomeone im a memtal health hospital? How is it different to meeting someone with a broken leg?
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RHP User
7 years ago
Clinic Director Mojo I am currently treating my problematic L5 issue with ice bricks, anti-inflammatory tablets, incredibly firm massage, and pink gin. Might be working ...
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RHP User
7 years ago
I managed to sprain my thumb a couple of weeks ago when I literally slid - not fell - off my chair and bent the thumb backwards when I landed . Luckily didn't tear any ligaments and it's slowly getting better but still sore, not helped by my impatience and aggravating it a couple of times at the gym. Also, found out this week that yet another female relative has been diagnosed with cancer so I researched and it looks like I'm very likely at high risk for both breast and ovarian cancer. So, genetic counselling, early mammograms, and maybe removal of ovaries in my future. Fucking cancer. Was hoping we'd get a reprieve after dad, but no such luck.
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RHP User
7 years ago
My thoughts to our people in pain. It makes such a bid difference to our quality of life. Peachy
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RHP User
7 years ago
died giving service during the Second world war.I asked my Grandfather "How Grampa?? was she shot?"He said "No Grandson!! ... She was a prostitute, and a General with a wooden tooth, left a splinter in her Tit - She died of Septicaemia"
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RHP User
7 years ago
I have always.. (Since First grade Primary school) been told I has a "Superiority Complex"I was troubled by this over the years, and at age 25, I went to a Psychologist!HE did innumerable testing shit on me..He passed me onto maybe 13 of his colleagues, who carried out even MORE tests..They sent me to Various Universities with mind scanning instruments and measuring shit.. and ultimately wrote papers and studies on my condition and responses..FINALLY, nearly three years later, the Psych Dr got back to me with what was in essence worth a "Doctorate" in itself.He said... "Cavey my old man.. After ALL this study and testing, we have determined that you do NOT have a 'Superiority Complex' "HE followed that by the declaration:"You genuinely ARE Superior"
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bonefide
7 years ago
A quick and speedy recovery.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Simply walking down the street after work a week and a half ago caused me to slip and tear my ankle ligament. And for some reason I had a 40+ degree fever on the weekend, wtf. I'm feeling like a hot mess at the moment.
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luvsilver
7 years ago
Think i can see a pattern for the 40 and overs here. Mr ( Falling apart but still here )Luvsilver
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RHP User
7 years ago
Back surgery, two dodgy shoulders, a couple of bung knees and failing eyesight....Oh, well, at least the important bits still work 😉
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RHP User
7 years ago
My denial of needing glasses is wearing thin. Maybe I could push it just one more year 😉
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RHP User
7 years ago
I'm just doing my rounds... does anyone need a hot/cold pack? Paracetamol/ibuprofen? A hug?
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bonefide
7 years ago
Your visit raised a few smiles, well done young lady. What time is your afternoon rounds ?????
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RHP User
7 years ago
I have osteoarthritis in my neck, started feeling the effects a few years ago. When I turn my head I can feel the bones grating against each other. Not very pleasant, but doesn't cause me too much grief - yet.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Hurt my shoulder (again) at gym, so decided more exercise would 'loosen it up'...now can not put on/take off a bra without crying, and holding my phone in my left hand feels too heavy 😂Getting older sucks 😒
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RHP User
7 years ago
I have that OkeyDoke I try and be light hearted so after months of headaches and a few years of pain I got scans. I said 'isn't it normal to have OA in weight-bearing joints... so does that mean I have a massive brain'? Also have it in my thumb. Bonefide I'll be on rounds again this evening with pills, heat packs and hugs.
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RHP User
7 years ago
I came across a crash today, bloke hit a power pole. Truckie in front of me stopped so I did too, we called it in and a couple of us got into CPR until the ambos turned up. I was sure he was dead, apparently he's alive and in a critical condition, I hope I've helped save a life and he makes a full recovery.
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RHP User
7 years ago
I came across a crash today, bloke hit a power pole. Truckie in front of me stopped so I did too, we called it in and a couple of us got into CPR until the ambos turned up. I was sure he was dead, apparently he's alive and in a critical condition, I hope I've helped save a life and he makes a full recovery.
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MsSuperFoxy
7 years ago
Almost a week now and my shoulder feels so good. I can lift my arm above the shoulder, but still feel a click inside. The Bursitis has eased for the time being. Ms Foxy Eiliethiya sounds like simmilar symptoms I had in my shoulder from going to the gym. I just woke up and no one could touch my arm nor could I move it, it was that painful. Dianosis was bursitis. Hurt like a bitch!
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RHP User
7 years ago
Good on you...let's hope he's ok. I think everyone should be encouraged to do first aid and CPR training.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Wow Mojo. Good Man. I work in nursing and specifically in nursing education. I help deliver CPR and life support training. The amount of trauma on the roads at the moment is horrific. To see brain injured patients and their families suffering breaks my heart daily. I hope you are alright and have had a chance to debrief because that was stressful what you did Mojo.
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RHP User
7 years ago
I finally got to use it, it's true the training does kick in. I'm pleased to say we got him to the Ambos still alive and that the Ambos got him to hospital alive.Sadly he succumbed to his injuries, I absolutely thought he was dead when I left him, big respect to the Ambos.RIP Bloke and condolences to his family and friends, by the look of his tatts he may have been a Kiwi.
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boobsandbusted
7 years ago
good see you stop and not reach for. phone or leave for others ,well done sir ,walk with pride ,you did your best ,years ago i pulled a guy from a burning wreck after he went into the bush ,not badly injured but no way was he getting out of his upside down car himself ,all i could think of was donit quixkly , i hope hollywood doesn’t star in this film today as flames and smoke were coming from under the bonnet and in i went , albeit freakin quickly , and dragged him out like a rag doll , thank goodness he didn’t have any spinal or neck injuries. but was no time to get out the 20 questions sheet ,he got two , do you want me to pull you out , and what’s your name ,rember it like it was yesterday and a scene from home and away
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RHP User
7 years ago
Much more fun growing old disgracefully :) Hugs Q
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RHP User
7 years ago
had my first mammogram today. I'd heard stories and knew a bit about what to expect, but some of it was still a bit eyebrow-raising
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MissBishere
7 years ago
Let me list them all... Most annoying at this point are my sore Achilles’ tendons. I stretch and I roll my legs but they will not give up. Been going on 4 months now 😩😩 Various other muscle tenderness and a thumb sore from hook grip but nothing major.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Quoting 'Snap_Dragon' had my first mammogram today. I'd heard stories and knew a bit about what to expect, but some of it was still a bit eyebrow-raising The best bit is when they pat it down to get that pancake that fits between the plates! My mammogram last year was only the second I'd ever had. I've had a few since then now! The one with contrast was funny as, totally felt like I was pissing myself, literally. Good for you checking. Peachy
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RHP User
7 years ago
I've delayed getting myself on the public list, so all my own fault, I'm now on a 1-2 year list for detailed treatment. In the meantime I can present as an emergency as long as I get in before the list is filled for the day. Yesterday involved turning up an at 7:15 am, an hour before the clinic opened, to be first on the list! Minimal wait, 15minutes for actual appointment and we were home by 9 where I then slept most of the day and half of the night, haha before going back to bed in the early hours for more healing sleep. Damn, I feel better today!!! Got so much done I have not been able to get my head around. Toothache does not help with brain function and stress I can assure you. I could not have a root canal because I did not have enough bone to support the tooth, so hasta la vista mofo. Ce la vie, Peachy
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RHP User
7 years ago
Quoting 'PeachyPearL' Good for you checking. Peachy confirmed that with my family history I should start getting them done now. It's the likelihood of a high ovarian cancer risk that worries me more, given that there isn't any screening available for that one. Will wait and see what the genetic counselling comes up with. Glad to hear that you got the all clear Peachy
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MsSuperFoxy
7 years ago
I was just doing some research on the one brought. I typed in "tens machine" into Google and oh my lodie! A picture popped up that kinda was not what I had in mind where to place the pads. 😂😂 If anyone wants to looksie type into Google "Tens Machine" and a picture of a woman advertising a "Digital Therapy Full Massager Pain relief Acupuncture Tens Machine AU &". It is on eBay selling for $17.99. Ms Foxy
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RHP User
7 years ago
Found it, what a titularly, orgasmic experience that's looking to be. Peachy
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RHP User
7 years ago
Ovarian cancer is something I've heard mentioned often (in the circles I run in) that it is silent, so to speak. Not paid enough attention to and not tested for. Thank you for the good wishes... Very good luck with your result on the genetic basis! Peachy xo
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RHP User
7 years ago
Snap I hope genetic testing is all clear for you and you can enjoy life and not have to be worrying about cancer. Mammograms. I have had three because they are free after 40yrs. The verbal abuse, that goes on inside my usually calm brain, whilst my big girls are being squashed flat out by the sonographer and the equipment is not pretty. Never had a filling in my mouth.
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RHP User
7 years ago
A pulsing pussy 🤪
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RHP User
7 years ago
Exclaiming I'm proud to have had my mouth filled! Bad me, Peachy
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BrightBubbly
7 years ago
Well. It’s been 2 months now since I had a stroke on 29th Jan and then another stroke a week later. That left me in hospital for nearly a month. After being released home and relying on my 15 and 13 year old daughters, Physio and OT I am on my way to recovering. I can walk again without my Zimmer frame or walking stick but still about a month away from being able to go back to work. My 75 yo Dad picks up my kids everyday to take them to school and my 72 yo Mum runs me around to all my appointments. I had my days feeling sorry for myself and many tears after being told they couldn’t find a reason why. I rattle from the medication I now need to take for the rest of my life. I have no intention of letting this beat me and hope that I show my children that no matter how much life can suck sometimes we don’t give up.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Blow job be nice lol
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RHP User
7 years ago
BrightBubbly I love your attitude and you are right in what you say. My daughter has that same attitude and I have learnt so much from her about overcoming adversity in life. 15 months ago I saw her laying flat on her back at gymnastics training and not being able to feel her legs. That night she had 2 rods and 8 screws in her spine to repair a dislocated vertebrae. She is now paralysed from the hips down. 6 weeks later while in rehab she tried a racing wheelchair at a mentor day with Kurt Furnley and Louise Sauvage. In late May she is travelling to Switzerland to compete with a good possibility of setting a B qualifying time for the Tokyo Olympics next year.
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EarthQueen
7 years ago
Quoting 'BrightBubbly' Well. It’s been 2 months now since I had a stroke on 29th Jan and then another stroke a week later. That left me in hospital for nearly a month. Thats a huge curveball, must have really shook you, and your family. All the best for a full recovery and moving forward xx
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RHP User
7 years ago
My GP coldly told me I shouldn't expect to live longer than five years.I was shocked particularly as she offered me nothing more. Consequently I changed my GP. Hugs Q
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RHP User
7 years ago
24 broken bones, ligaments & tendons including a flail chest & punctured lung. 2.4m of surgical scars. But I got up again! Winter will remind me of my injuries. But that’s ok because I have learned to become friends with pain.
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MsSuperFoxy
7 years ago
That's so good to hear! I'm wrapped for you. Ms Foxy
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anieelad
7 years ago
Awesome effort MrMojo. Even though the injured person succumbed to his injuries eventually, you may have provided precious time for his family to attend his side and say their goodbyes. xo
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boobsandbusted
7 years ago
three more days till i get to see my surgeon for my 6 week follow up after the snaaaaaap and ask a long list of questions ,first one can i use it yet (shhhh dont tell him we lightly used it yesterday and i’m worse than a born again virgin ),, 2 nd one is what fuck is going in down there and when is it going to straighten out and look normalish or we are booking me in , i can’t go swinging with that 😳😱🤢🤬🙄😂yup can tell you it’s been a mixed bag of emotions that’s for sure mr b
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RHP User
7 years ago
Fantastic to hear about your progress so far. I wish you all the very best for your continued recovery x
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Home_Eric
7 years ago
Oh my gosh BB. So sorry to hear about this but really impressed by your resilience and recovery. Wishing you all the best.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Quoting 'PeachyPearL' Ovarian cancer is something I've heard mentioned often (in the circles I run in) that it is silent, so to speak. Not paid enough attention to and not tested for. Thank you for the good wishes... Very good luck with your result on the genetic basis! Peachy xo As well as the fact there's no screening tool for it, the early symptoms are pretty vague and can be associated with many other less serious conditions. So by the time it's diagnosed it's often already quite advanced. When one of my aunts first saw a GP about the abdominal pain she was having, he told her it was probably stress and she should find herself another husband. By the time she sought medical attention again the cancer was very advanced and she died within months. Granted, this was about 30 years ago when awareness and diagnosis wasn't as good as it is now, but there are still a lot of stories about women having their symptoms dismissed and put down simply to stress or depression. I would encourage all women who experience symptoms such as abdominal / pelvic / back pain, bloating, problems with digestion, fatigue, changes in bladder or bowel habits, menstrual changes, which are ongoing for more than a few weeks, to go and see a GP. So far testing hasn't found a BRCA gene mutation in our family, but you can still be high risk without the mutation being present.
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RHP User
7 years ago
I hope it's all back to normal for you soon!
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jualfun
7 years ago
Definitely think there are some people in need of brain transplant and maybe some eyes to go with that as well.🤔
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RHP User
7 years ago
Best wishes to you, and KJ to you and your daughter too. Reading about your/her progress and resilience is both humbling and inspiring. Q, I have no words, other than that is terrible and unacceptable. I hope you are OK, and love to you.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Great topic & shows we all must look after ourselves just some tips - don’t sit down for too long keep moving - indoor exercise bike is great low impact - water aerobics - walking - ocean swim l see so many older people there in the morning - core exercises especially in front of the tv keep your legs of the ground Being fit eating healthy = great intimacy Doesn’t matter what age or level your at
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RHP User
7 years ago
google this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyjSkGxGRnM Just amazing and needs to be fast tracked If you have a spare hour see the full interview below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtL1fEEtLaA
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RHP User
7 years ago
I am fine..I love my life but don't take it for granted,an eternal optimist I want to reach 100..oh actually I seem to already be there :) Hugs Q xx
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Dirtyandfriendly
7 years ago
Fractured my left tibia (lower leg) 3 weeks ago and to make it more fun a stress fracture in my ankle. Work related and crutches for another 6 weeks. Still go to the gym and healing really well. I was told by the specialist my fracture is like a lot of 80 year old women fractures he gets. Dunno what hurt more.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Ulysses fell over pissed at the leeuwin concert ..... and torn a tendon in the shoulder ..... and a couple of stretched ligament in the knee ..... booked my self into AA
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RHP User
7 years ago
To everyone with ailments - stay going, gett better soon, look after yourselves. 💜💚 To Bright Bubbly - I am so sorry for what you have recently endured but I admire and respect your decision to be strong and focussed and determined for your girls. I hope you make great physical improvements rapidly and that you continue a rich, happy life in spite of the this significant and life altering set back. Make sure you take care of your mental health because you are coming to terms with an event that has a profound impact on your sense of self. You need to be able to talk to people about that for your ongoing well being. I wish you strength and peace. To KJ - well we've being playing games (songs and words) and I want to say I am very sorry too for your daughters loss and for the turmoil you have been through as a result. It is a great story to hear that she is determined and courageous in the face of her disability. I wish her a long, happy life too with lots of physical success. My son was very lucky to avoid a spinal cord injury 10 years ago when the scrum collapsed in on top of him during a game of school rugby when he was was 15. He fractured 2 vertebrae (C4 and C5) but the injury did not extend into his spinal cord. He did not snap ligaments either. Things could have been very different and I am eternally grateful for my son's health.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Sorry folks... 😂 🍑
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RHP User
7 years ago
Been doing maintenance physio about 7yrs on my lumbar Thorasic and cervical spine. Going to gym.3 times a week. The old saying if u don't use it, you lose it. I will be 50 soon and treating myself to some botox. I refuse to stop dying my grey hair and opting for ice pack after sex. Plus a good shot of whisky before hand.. BB as soon as u ready in taking u out girl. 😁
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Andremmo
7 years ago
Using it but losing it anyway. We have just finished the Oxfam trailwalker 100k walk and have been hobbling on blistered feet for a couple of days. No permanent damage so not really anything to complain about in light of the other stories I'm reading here.
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RHP User
7 years ago
My kidneys have failed so I’m on dialysis until I get that life changing call. I’m getting the two for one special and there giving me a pancreas as well! So after 30+ years I won’t be a diabetic!
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boobsandbusted
7 years ago
d day for mrs b with her double knee surgery ,hopefully no more miss limpy,fingers crossed ,and then i’m off to find out more about the pecker 😳 and wtf is going on down there mr b
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BungCpl
7 years ago
Two knees at once can’t be fun at all although maybe a little better than your injury. Hope everything goes well for you both
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boobsandbusted
7 years ago
thank nvc 👍
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RHP User
7 years ago
I didn't think much about how this thread might evolve, found out anyway.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Seriously annoyed with how long it's taking for this damn torn ankle ligament to heal, I'm so damn tired of hobbling around in bloody agony*. *This has obviously nothing to do with the fact that I'm on my feet and walking far too much, and I'm refusing to cut down on sex; constantly re-injuring myself.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Quoting 'MrMojoRisin' I didn't think much about how this thread might evolve, found out anyway. Loving the personal and uplifting stories, and the support given to each other. There really are many lovely people on here.
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RHP User
7 years ago
I have cousin who's a retired plastic surgeon, yep they get all the goss...There was a guy who attempted suicide by jumping over a bridge. He failed and in the process his injuries included a lost thumb, yep ripped it offHis psychiatrist told my Cuzzie that he really missed his thumb and wanted it back. So they cut his big toe off and grafted it onto his hand to replace the thumb. This is a BIG job, so I'm told, and it was successful too. The next time Cuz saw the guy he was "using" his thumb! He was actually hitch hiking so Cuz gave him a lift, to the race course, the guy was obviously a bit of a gambler because he told Cuz that he won bets by getting people to bet he could put his big toe on the back of his head!
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RHP User
7 years ago
Quoting 'Solitary' Quoting 'MrMojoRisin' I didn't think much about how this thread might evolve, found out anyway. Loving the personal and uplifting stories, and the support given to each other. There really are many lovely people on here. Yeah there's nothing like a bit of realistic humanity to put things in perspective. My step-father used to biast that he hadn't seen a Doctor since WW2, one day Mum arranged a house call and in no time at all he was saying things like my Doctor this & my Doctor that...I love that old song, the one I can't find (hint hint) the chorus says there's always someone somewhere much worse of than you are.After reading this thread I really am counting my blessings. I like the comment 'using it but losing it anyway'Remember we're here for a good time, not along time...
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RHP User
7 years ago
Quoting 'SuperFoxxxy' For medical purposes only. Apparently, anything alcoholic cures everything! It has so many amazing anti-aging benefits. It numbs a lot of things. 😁 I want to age gracefully like the Golden Girls and not be reminded that it is all downhill over 40. As they say, wisdom comes with age. 😎 Ms Foxy A certain 64 year old is going t get a birthday bonk on Thursday night.And so am I
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RHP User
7 years ago
"No matter how bad things get, remember these sage words: You're old, you sag, get over it." - Sophia
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RHP User
7 years ago
Torn rotator cuff coming along nicely as are the torn ligaments in my hand, weekly physio is a pain.They say laughter is the best medicine and as my sex life is a huge joke at the moment I hope their fucking right :D
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RHP User
7 years ago
Mojo - the old toe as as a thumb is pretty happening surgical intervention thing. We need our thumbs. I personally think it's great. Solitary - agreed. Nothing like chalking up the years to get over yourself. Life is for living and not for whinging about ageing. Oz - yes. You're a funny one. Hope the poor old should gets better soon.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Quoting 'MrMojoRisin' Quoting 'SuperFoxxxy' For medical purposes only. Apparently, anything alcoholic cures everything! It has so many amazing anti-aging benefits. It numbs a lot of things. 😁 I want to age gracefully like the Golden Girls and not be reminded that it is all downhill over 40. As they say, wisdom comes with age. 😎 Ms Foxy A certain 64 year old is going t get a birthday bonk on Thursday night.And so am I I had a great night with Ms Divorcee, we went to a nice restaurant in easy walking distance, had a nice meal and gavenher a 4th birthday celebration for the day.The catch is I got out of her bed the next day with a sore back, I'm puuting it down to her softer than my futon mattress. Wifey had a good laugh at my expense, smart people know all about the jokes that could come at my expense...Sunday arvo and it's still a bit tender...NO, I'm not whinging because after reading this thread I know I should be grateful for my being in such good health.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Right side leg injuries piling up here. First knee strain leading to weeks of rehab. Then ankle sprain - torn all ligaments - and weeks of rehab. Both ongoing. Now dropped a full bottle of gin on right big toe (don’t ask :)) and that’s turning blue. I’m done.
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RHP User
7 years ago
Did your toe save the gin bottle from breaking?
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MsSuperFoxy
7 years ago
Bugger! Ms Foxy
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RHP User
7 years ago
Op on my back coming up to remove calcification in spinal canal and to widen the nerve channel where next disc up from S1 has slipped forward 5mm and subsequently is pinching my sciatic nerve severely, hope Op works, as nothing else has.
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RHP User
7 years ago
I've taken up an active 'job' that doesn't pay a lot, happy to say I value the excercise and fresh air though. My back isn't so sure lol, a slight strain but I have learned about Ibuprofen. One very happy girl here, I can tell ya! Still a bit iffy when I was just getting busier, lol. I'm hoping to have a bike soon, paid with wages which will be much better. Walking has always been a problem for me, cycling I can do. All the best to peeps who are feeling off, whether it's a lot or just a bit. Peachy
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RHP User
7 years ago
Going to start Chi Gong and chair Yoga.I am hoping to improve my fitness levels which have rapidly declined. Hugs Q
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RHP User
7 years ago
I’m no doctor But ladies I’m sure I can take a look for you 😂🤣
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usrightnow_Again
7 years ago
BrightBubbly, hope you are continuing the slow but positive progression since your stroke. Two things, after I had mine, it took a few years and a lot of expensive tests and investigations, before finally, an answer. Don't give up on finding the reason behind it. Sometimes it's just a matter of happening upon the right doctor, specialist or surgeon. Not all know even as much as they should. .. Secondly, and to a degree it sounds like you've done this to an extent but worthy of note for others too, accept assistance when it's offered. I found that truly difficult, I was so used to doing so many things, it was hard to give them over to someone else, no matter how well meaning and it made me feel I'd failed, every time I relinquished another aspect of my life for someone else to do or assist with. We had Very little help, and I was keen to grasp back all I could, as soon as was possible. Sometimes I think some people do the, "oh, if we can help, let us know", without meaning it. Either put them to the test, you quickly realise how few real friends you have, or seek out and accept the genuine offers. There are also great groups around that kids in a caring role can access, even teens. Best of luck. .. Mr. urn. .
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usrightnow_Again
7 years ago
Mojo., what you did for that guy, regardless of outcome, was special, and deserves a pat on the back, or your arse, as I see that photo has made a triumphant return. Anyway, good on you. As someone else noted, and I thought, later in the day when I read your follow-up post, you may well have at least allowed for time for loved ones to arrive at his bedside. You've come a long way from those posts a few years back, you're one of the few posters who's comments we always read. Thumbs up from us. .. Mr. urn. .
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RHP User
7 years ago
Quoting 'usrightnow_Again' Mojo., what you did for that guy, regardless of outcome, was special, and deserves a pat on the back, or your arse, as I see that photo has made a triumphant return. Anyway, good on you. As someone else noted, and I thought, later in the day when I read your follow-up post, you may well have at least allowed for time for loved ones to arrive at his bedside. You've come a long way from those posts a few years back, you're one of the few posters who's comments we always read. Thumbs up from us. .. Mr. urn. . Yes I have come a long way, on many levels. I once briefly knew contentment in life in my 40's and I think I'm nearly back to contentment with life again.I would gladly have kept on driving except for the fact that I was one of the first on the scene, the dust hadn't even settled, and I felt it was my duty to stop. At the time I took it in my stride but since then I've become more aware of the danger of being on the road. Wanneroo road is a dangerous stretch of road and has been for quite some time, I'm glad my first aid training kicked in when needed. I don't want to use it again but will if necessary.
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MsSuperFoxy
7 years ago
Would it help if I were a short sighted penisologist . 😎 Ms Foxy
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RHP User
7 years ago
Quoting 'SuperFoxxxy' Would it help if I were a short sighted penisologist . 😎 Ms Foxy
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RHP User
7 years ago
I have had two frenuloplasty's, one about 3 months ago which is healing nicely. So i.e my frenulum has been removed and I have lost all sensation in this area, BUT, thankfully this does not bother me as I was too sensitive before the first operation, plus I can now slide the foreskin back and forth with ease :P. In 50 days, I will also be having a scrotoplasty without any tissue being removed, this is due to congenital penile webbing (I will let you Google that) which is according to several studies a rare condition. It is aesthetically unpleasing and it prevents the proper use of condoms (at times). So, I think this amount of procedures and the type of conditions is uncommon, I thought I'd share :)
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RHP User
7 years ago
@Mojo. Lol yes. The bottle has a thick glass. My toe did a really great job of it not breaking and alcohol is an excellent pain killer. (Not really. I’m not qualified to give advice on alcohol effectiveness, despite much practice) :)
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RHP User
7 years ago
Numerous injuries and ailments here. Everything from a TIA at 32, dozens of skin cancers cut out or burnt off, 2 breakdowns and years of counselling and medication. More broken bones than i can remember. 2 stuffed knees and a perforated disc in my lumber, as well as a scoliosis. But, the best ones involve my penis. I have had 2, yes 2 unrelated varicose veins on my Bruce. One caused by a shaving nick, the other, no idea. I also had to have a camera up my urethra after I ejaculated blood a few times. The urologist found nothing more than some lacerations, which he concluded were caused by excessive use. He also found a scrotal hernia and described my vasectomy as quote “the roughest one I’ve ever seen. Did you do it yourself?” Thankfully I can report that after rigorous testing, I’m in perfect working order!!
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bonefide
7 years ago
“I got out of her bed the next day with a sore back, I'm puuting it down to her softer than my futon mattress”. Ok yep, so it wasn’t anything to do with your over enthusiastic effort. Your terrible Muriel LOL
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bonefide
7 years ago
Hope all is well and recovery is finished or in good progress. Had a injury, (pride) son kicked my arse during a fitness challenge between him and me. Was fine on the outside, but inside felt like I’m loosing it. Maybe time to accept i can hand the torch over. Apparently from RHP age formula once your over ???? Age you loose it, Mmmmm. Reminds me of the Tortoise and the Hair, slow and easy wins the race. But fast and fun has its good points. Positive vibes during recovery people.
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usrightnow_Again
7 years ago
Problems with your health can have a considerable impact on many areas of your life. Life can be shitty at times, and even permanently. Hope all that can improve are on the mend, (Mojo., Elle., Solitary, Ms Foxy, BrightBubbly, Mr. and Mrs. b., et cetera).To others..... Mr. urn. .
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bonefide
7 years ago
Hope all in the infirmary are on track to recovery or progress well.
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RHP User
7 years ago
I rolled my ankle again this morning, and I've been in pain all day. But my dad after his cancer op was given a clean bill of health this week, so all is good in my world. 😊
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usrightnow_Again
7 years ago
Quoting 'Solitary' I rolled my ankle again this morning, and I've been in pain all day. But my dad after his cancer op was given a clean bill of health this week, so all is good in my world. 😊 Such good news about your dad, must be a real weight off. Sorry to hear you have rolled your ankle again. Once it's been done badly once, really high chance of subsequently doing it again. Some are more prone, due to the nature of their ankles too. We know someone who has to strap theirs, most days. Pain is a bloody nuisance hey. Look after yourself, yeah. .. Mr. urn. .
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usrightnow_Again
7 years ago
So many of us not 100%. It can be tough at times. Especially when there is a degree of uncertainty. Hope things improve, could do with a glimmer. Oh, and autobloodycorrect above there somewhere, Elie., not Elle. .. Mr. urn. .
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