Off Topic GLP Progress

GLP will be hoping that he isn't invited along to the K.C at the request of Ehab and Grant

Infact,I've had an idea,I'll write to the Club!!!

 

With Covid rates as they are in Hull, that would be my primary reason for not going! Apparently when they were loading me into the ambulance all my Mrs and mate could hear was me shouting please don’t take me to hospital - I don’t want Covid.

 

I was kept in for a week after a knee op.
They wouldn’t let me leave until I had a ****.
As soon as I could hobble I went to the loo...sat there for ages with nothing happening...told them I’d had a ****...and went home!
Unpleasant side affect, but I still kept pressing the morphine button!

 

Think your alright really, my misses had to go in for a bad asthma attack back around the beginning of April and it was like a military operation. Grabbed by the scruff of her neck marched off for a test and then sent to the ‘green zone’ as soon as it came back negative.

 

They were that desperate to clear the ward, I got sent home having not managed to see any friends off to the coast. So they prescribed a giant box of quick lax - which wasn’t quick.

 

Only got 1 scar and that was after a procedure when I was about 3 months old. By sheer coincidence, that also involved a helmet.

Do we think it's appropriate to get it out in public?

 

I’m guessing not

 

Hmmm that's what I thought too.

 

Always

 

Not advisable when it's cold, won't show you at your best.

 

Thanks mate. Just remembered, I must get some button mushrooms for tomorrows fry-up.

 

If it's what I had done, I was eleven yrs old with mine for medical reasons. It hurt like **** enarl

 

Best keep your bobbys helmet under wraps

 

A sex change is for psychological reasons, not medical ones.

 

Speaking from experience GLP has to do what the physios tell him to do, no more and no less. Chin up and full and speedy recovery.

 

Speaking of physio’s, from experience of my missis going through two knee dislocations and surgery, I wouldn’t bother with the NHS physio and just pay a proper pro.

The NHS is great for many things but physiotherapy alas is definitely not one of them.

 

They are all the same. Physiotherapists generally all have to do the same degree.

 

Yes but the service you get rushed in and out of an NHS group session with a piece of paper and a nod of the head is a mile away from the very focussed and personalised service you will get privately.

From my experience of having her go thru it 3 times anyway.