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This is my arm top and underside shortly before the 60 staples were removed.
The top one looks like a donner kebab
****ing hell!
I had a depot manager back in my shop steward days who had a spongy type ball to work his hand muscles...Maybe something like that would help?
As an aside....I sometimes felt as if he was thinking about squeezing my nuts when we engaged in a heated debate
That’s top advice thank you and is exactly what the physio suggested on Tuesday.
****ing echo that 74 times....That's ****ing horrendous!!!!(sorry Quill,using some of your lingo
Aye, I expected grim when they removed the dressing. I knew the cuts must have been quite long due to blood seeping through. But it did exceed my expectations and some.
For the graphic nature.
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This is my arm top and underside shortly before the 60 staples were removed.
The top one looks like a donner kebab
Just think about how much worse it would have been if you'd strapped helmets to your arm...
Lucky to be alive mate.
Did my tib and fib in a Motorbike accident when a car pulled out. Off work for 4 months and the journey back to full fitness was an ordeal.
Speedy recovery.
Did my tib and fib in a Motorbike accident when a car pulled out. Off work for 4 months and the journey back to full fitness was an ordeal.
Speedy recovery.
May not be of interest to most. So apologies. It’s however great practice for my left handed, one fingered typing
Following my cycling accident on the 30th October I was back to HRI yesterday for removal of the post surgery dressing and 60 staples that had held everything together for almost 2 weeks.
I now have some small amounts of finger movement which is a huge relief to methe positive side being that by the time I make recovery I could well be ambidextrous.
Cycling helmet played a significant part in ensuring I am still here today as it is cracked on the side. This was caused by double head impact with the car and the road. Fortunately the old coconut only had a bruise to show.
The nursing staff at Castle Hill (had my first Physio session there this week) and at HRI yesterday I cannot speak about highly enough. Each and every one absolutely incredible. They are performing their roles in what must be hugely stressful times with Coronavirus being so prevalent in Hull. Yet you wouldn’t know, they just crack on regardless. They truly are health care professionals in every aspect.
This thread has gotten quite long so not sure if this has been pointed out yet but there is a good chance that you would not have had the accident at all if you were not wearing a helmet.
Ouch. How long ago was that? Have you got full use back of your leg? I’ve shattered my Radius and Ulna which are now heavily plated. I’ve never had plates before, so I just wandered what to expect?
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This is my arm top and underside shortly before the 60 staples were removed.
The top one looks like a donner kebab
(not the religious Jesus obviously...)
That'll be a impressive scar, my keyhole surgery left almost no scar, you'll win on bragging rights, and can make up some excellent stories... Attacked by a shark / tiger and won
Jesus ****!
(not the religious Jesus obviously...)
That'll be a impressive scar, my keyhole surgery left almost no scar, you'll win on bragging rights, and can make up some excellent stories... Attacked by a shark / tiger and won
My mates words of comfort were chicks dig scars
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This is my arm top and underside shortly before the 60 staples were removed.
The top one looks like a donner kebab
Holy ****!
You’re a ****ing gorilla.
It’s an expensive pile of ****e.
A theraband flex bar is cheaper and much more useful. Although you’d still need to be able to actually grip it first.
I’d recommend a hangboard.