I was bored tonight so I broke out the covid clippers and gave myself a haircut.
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Can we see a before and after? Also, the amount of clippings on your shirt makes my eye twitch.
In boot camp we had this tall lanky red-headed basketball player from Oregon who decided he was going to save money on a haircut, so he put magic shave on his head right before our nightly hygiene inspection. So the DI is making his rounds and when he gets to this guy, he notices recruit Crouse with all the bald splotches all over his head. The DI proceeds to go off on him, then retreats to the duty hut for a few minutes, comes out again, and continues his ass chewing. I have no doubt he was in there laughing hiss ass off.
Things today did not go as planned.
I don't see any blood…. Did you just dehydrate and seize up?
LupinusTexensis said:
I don't see any blood…. Did you just dehydrate and seize up?
That would explain being strapped to the gurney in that position
Incident where another rider went down and took me out. Pelvis broken in 5 places. In that position because I could not move myself to any other position with out feeling like I was going to die.
maroon barchetta said:LupinusTexensis said:
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Dammit man!!!!!
How long ago was that?
How long ago was that?
This morning. I'm in hospital now. Surgery tomorrow morning. I'm in pain killers, but they aren't enough.
Holy *****!!! I hope your recovery is quick. I'm glad you're alive through what must've been a very forceful crash.
Man you must be on serious pain killers to be able to post after that
New parts going in or will they be screwing the old ones back in place?
New parts going in or will they be screwing the old ones back in place?
They're going to put the puzzle back together with titanium screws and plates.
I'm in a lot of drugs. I can't think of any of them though. I had fentanyl in ambulance. It didn't seem to do much?
I'm in a lot of drugs. I can't think of any of them though. I had fentanyl in ambulance. It didn't seem to do much?
I had Dilaudid post cancer surgery 11 years ago. The popped my hood, big J incision from my sternum down and across the right flank.
I saw dancing colored circles on the wall after pushing the pain button. The nurse asked me if they were talking to me, to which I replied no. She said I was fine and let her know if they started talking. It was good stuff! Thankfully I didn't have any withdrawal issues.
I saw dancing colored circles on the wall after pushing the pain button. The nurse asked me if they were talking to me, to which I replied no. She said I was fine and let her know if they started talking. It was good stuff! Thankfully I didn't have any withdrawal issues.
Unfortunately, before this year is over, you will know the chemical and retail names of several pain medications. Years ago, while recovering in an Army hospital, I found that morphine did nothing more than give me a warm fuzzy feeling. Dilaudid and Demerol worked best but constipated the hell out of me.hbc07 said:
They're going to put the puzzle back together with titanium screws and plates.
I'm in a lot of drugs. I can't think of any of them though. I had fentanyl in ambulance. It didn't seem to do much?
Wishing you the best of luck in your recovery!
J-incision…
Liver?
Liver?
Had an 18 x 20 cm adult wilms kidney tumor that grew on the side of my right kidney. No symptoms associated with it. It grew upward into the liver, diaphragm area under my right rib cage. I could actually push user my ribs and feel the tumor.
Took out the kidney, tumor, gallbladder, right lobe of the liver and part of the diaphragm. 12 days in the hospital at MDACC. Partly because I contracted C-Diff about halfway into the stay. That sucked….
Took out the kidney, tumor, gallbladder, right lobe of the liver and part of the diaphragm. 12 days in the hospital at MDACC. Partly because I contracted C-Diff about halfway into the stay. That sucked….
Holy crud!
I read a news story on the Channel 13 in Houston website today about a kid with a Wilms tumor that has come back and is no longer treatable.
How old were you when all this happened?
I read a news story on the Channel 13 in Houston website today about a kid with a Wilms tumor that has come back and is no longer treatable.
How old were you when all this happened?
35. Mine was Adult Wilms, very rare. I was onne of around 400 cases treated at MDACC. Typically seen in kids before teen years and really more early preschool aged I think.
I met another guy while I was there from the Midwest, similar age to me. His was left side, so more interactions with other organs. Had started chemo up north where he was from and it wasn't as effective. So he transferred to MDACC for treatment. I hope he survived it.
I met another guy while I was there from the Midwest, similar age to me. His was left side, so more interactions with other organs. Had started chemo up north where he was from and it wasn't as effective. So he transferred to MDACC for treatment. I hope he survived it.
Geez. That's a lot to go thru if everything goes well, but adding C-diff to the mix…that sucks.
Yeah. I've been getting dialaudid every 4 hours in addition to everything else. It somewhat takes the edge off.
Good luck on your surgery today. The start of the road to recovery.
I pray they get you patched up today and you find pain relief.
I'm surprised Fentanyl didn't help more. When I shattered my tibia it was the only thing that could take the edge off of the pain. Dilaudid worked somewhat but nowhere near as well at Fentanyl.
If you're like me, the biggest challenge you're going to have is the mental side of what comes next. Going from very active to basically completely sedentary while you heal can be tough to deal with. I've been there twice (14 weeks for my tibia & 12 weeks for a broken hip after I wrecked my bike in 2020). Feel free to shoot me an email at username at gmail if you ever want someone to talk to.
If you're like me, the biggest challenge you're going to have is the mental side of what comes next. Going from very active to basically completely sedentary while you heal can be tough to deal with. I've been there twice (14 weeks for my tibia & 12 weeks for a broken hip after I wrecked my bike in 2020). Feel free to shoot me an email at username at gmail if you ever want someone to talk to.
So sorry hbc, wishing you the best today and in your recovery.
Sucks man. Feel for ya. I broke my collarbone and a couple ribs on my mountain bike a week ago. Hit a jump too hard and cleared the entire back lip, then tried to dodge a squirrel in my direct path and the combo sent me over the handle bars. Gonna be a while before either of us is back out there.
He was just wheeled back for surgery. Should be about 2 hours give or take. The pain meds that he got this morning kicked in a little better. I think he may have had too much adrenaline going yesterday.bert harbinson said:
So sorry hbc, wishing you the best today and in your recovery.
This is the way.
Lt. Dan….. ice cream…
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What exactly is going on there?
Are you hanging out with eddy grant?
Star Wars nerd stuff this weekend!
Without the scruff. I know, the top button. It's the shirt. With it unbuttoned I look like a 70s guy. With it I look like a cholo.
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