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Yeah bud pretty nasty i think you are in the lead for most gross
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Eric: I feel for you. I've had several on my right shoulder to. Last one was a several rotator cuff. OMG did it hurt and take forever to heal. I wish you good luck healing. Take Care, Ty |
Getting beat up sucks, and healing is just about as bad.
I've had a Shoulder Reconstruction, 2 shoulder replacements, a severed Rotator cuff (At least you know where my extra achilles tendon is):unibrow: A reconstructed Knee, 2 layer back fusion, a discectomy, another fusion, and apendectomy, I go in tomorrow for a milagram on my lower back, bit through my tougue, split the bridge of my nose open, managed to almost lose a toes when a glass table broke. (Hunk of glass came down on it) Left check has be sewn up. I had a Brain Injury to my left Frontal Lobe. Spent 2 years learning how to drive and talk again. Still have a hard time remembering stuff. Other than that it's been pretty easy.:rofl: In all seriousness the Brain Injury was Terrible. How do you guys that have been busted up work on you cars? I can do smaller things, but bending over, lifting stuff, or working hand tools esspecially at weird angles is a bitch. Ty O'Neal |
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Now you "see" why I really thought long and hard about posting up that one.... it's pretty gross. I had a "colon resection" that went bad... the first time around they did the little pokey tools thing - but I was bleeding out internally - blood loss was so great I coded out... long story - but days later and lots of blood transfusions - they gutted me like a fish. LOL Fine now - and you can't even see the scar. Of course this picture - self taken (my wife wouldn't do it) - is with a shaved belly and I had to bend backwards to get the camera angle which makes the picture really nasty.... but it was a bad "scar"... |
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That's great that you can't even see the scar now. That was/is a huge slice.:wow: :willy: Take care bud.:cheers: |
It was a double edged sword -- two surgeries in one month - and the huge loss of blood... AND not being able to EAT ANYTHING for about 3 weeks... I was so weak I could hardly get out of a chair and then shuffled around like a 100 year old man for a month.
Red blood is a very important "issue"... I had 10 transfusions... or whatever you call 'em... Eating is also kind of important. I wasn't allowed to. |
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YOU DA MAN!! Here is mine.... |
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