How do you keep so jubilant?
Lots of LSD. It doesn't affect my hydration.
How do you keep so jubilant?
brewed with the fluid from the knee drain?Nah, an IPA or a DIPA is too predictable, this is a birthday beer, we're going to go with something a little different. He'll find out what it is when he gets the first bottle.
Best of luck Babs. Two weeks sounds like a long time? What anti inflamitory did they give you?Had my pre-op today. I'm clear for surgery. They'll be using a hamstring tendon. I have slight LCL and MCL tears that will not require surgery, and I have a slight minuscus tear they'll need to put stitches in. Man, I really focked that knee up pretty bad.
Got to go get five presciptions filled: Percocet, Oxycotin, Motrin, some anti-inflammatory drug (only four pills), and some anti-nausea patch. I also ordered an AirCast Cold Therapy device (not covered by insurance, of course).
The PA said to plan on taking two weeks off from work, and I won't be riding a bicycle for three months.
Thanks!Best of luck Babs. Two weeks sounds like a long time? What anti inflamitory did they give you?
Whose Hamstring ? Yours or some one else ?They'll be using a hamstring tendon.
SloMoJo has one of those , I borrowed it when i hurt my knee a few years back. it worked well! but it can also be considered a torture device .I also ordered an AirCast Cold Therapy device (not covered by insurance, of course).
Heal up IAB!!! Think on the bright side...if you don't take the drugs, you can sell them and pay for your AirCast deviceHad my pre-op today. I'm clear for surgery. They'll be using a hamstring tendon. I have slight LCL and MCL tears that will not require surgery, and I have a slight minuscus tear they'll need to put stitches in. Man, I really focked that knee up pretty bad.
Got to go get five presciptions filled: Percocet, Oxycotin, Motrin, some anti-inflammatory drug (only four pills), and some anti-nausea patch. I also ordered an AirCast Cold Therapy device (not covered by insurance, of course).
The PA said to plan on taking two weeks off from work, and I won't be riding a bicycle for three months.
Mine. They cut then tendon and pull it up into the knee from inside the leg. Pretty cool.Whose Hamstring ? Yours or some one else ?
NEAT I can't wait to play with it!SloMoJo has one of those , I borrowed it when i hurt my knee a few years back. it worked well! but it can also be considered a torture device .
Ten bucks says it scares the hell out of the dog.NEAT I can't wait to play with it!
They told me to eat lots of bran cereal and to buy poop softener.Good luck. I hope you enjoyed your last poop. With all those meds, it's gonna be a while before you do it again...
Even a picture of that scene still makes me cringe.Uh Ohhh....
Keflex.Best of luck Babs. Two weeks sounds like a long time? What anti inflamitory did they give you?
docusate and senna, and Miralax if you're still stopped up. take them.Good luck. I hope you enjoyed your last poop. With all those meds, it's gonna be a while before you do it again...
Keflex, aka cephalexin, is an antibiotic.Keflex.
Isn't that what I said?Keflex, aka cephalexin, is an antibiotic.
May 5. Next Tuesday.when's the big day again?
Isn't that what I said?
That's Cinco de Mayo, that a really big beer day out here. I'm going to have to ask you to reschedule your surgery!May 5. Next Tuesday.
FYI IAB works in the hospital payroll department...... so the fun started when he started to ask the doctor and nurse if they were baystate employees...... - LMAO and then asked if he could have his leftover chinese food for lunch.He gave me two nerve injections to numb my leg, but doped me up with some kind of "relaxer"...I'm telling you, 30 seconds after that drug, I was all sorts of loopy (much toe the wife's amusement) and barely felt the needles.
heal up quick, and da peach's advice on not getting behind on pain meds is good. when do they have you starting PT?Surgery is done and I am now recovering. It was an intersting morning. I got there at 8:00 and they promptly checked me in. They hooked me up to the heart machine and plugged an IV into me (medicine and water). My resting heart rate was 52. Not bad! I spoke to about four nurses, once of which shaved my leg. I changed in my hospital robe and special socks. I then spoke to the anaethesiologist (sp?). He gave me two nerve injections to numb my leg, but doped me up with some kind of "relaxer"...I'm telling you, 30 seconds after that drug, I was all sorts of loopy (much toe the wife's amusement) and barely felt the needles. The doc came in to check on me and declared me good to go. He confirmed to me that I am in excellent health, but I told im I'd like to lose a few ponds.
I was then rolled into the operating room. Still being drugged up on the relaxer, I made that comment in the OR upon seeing the instruments, "Boy, that's a lot of toys you've got there." They put the gas mask over my mouth and I was out within five breaths. When I woke up, I remembered exactly where I was thanks to the pain and discomfort in my leg. They sent me home after about 15 minutes, and now I sit in bed recovering.
I'm hungry.
I cannot agree with you guys more. Staying on top of the meds is key. Take the next dose before you start feeling pain.heal up quick, and da peach's advice on not getting behind on pain meds is good. when do they have you starting PT?
I am to start self-PT tomorrow. I have my first office appointment this Friday.heal up quick, and da peach's advice on not getting behind on pain meds is good. when do they have you starting PT?
um no, it's Tuesday LOLI am to start self-PT tomorrow. I have my first office appointment this Friday.