I need to hear some good news.

[pawpawdiv9]

Just knock on wood that everyone here is doing fine

[DHogan]

Adam, I hope you heal fast.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by DHogan

Adam, I hope you heal fast.

Thanks, Dave. I've been consulting Dr. Google on how to heal fractures faster and it seems that some of the studies I found have some good ideas, cryotherapy in particular. Apparently, icing a fracture reduces inflammation and stimulates bone regeneration. The Jones Fracture hurts a hell of a lot more than the Dancer's Fracture but is actually healing faster.

[pawpawdiv9]

I read comfrey known as bone knit works for bone mending
Your herb shop should have it

[DHogan]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Thanks, Dave. I've been consulting Dr. Google on how to heal fractures faster and it seems that some of the studies I found have some good ideas, cryotherapy in particular. Apparently, icing a fracture reduces inflammation and stimulates bone regeneration. The Jones Fracture hurts a hell of a lot more than the Dancer's Fracture but is actually healing faster.

Good to hear your healing fast Adam.

[Exhibitman]

I'm shooting for a full recovery by the National. Should be about the right time-line for PT and working back into shape. Hopefully I am out of the boot at my next MD visit just before Christmas.

[DHogan]

I usually go out for long rides on the backroads of western Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Hampshire when I get tired of sitting around at home. I was on a dirt road in the middle of nowhere in the middle of a town forest in Wendell Massachusetts. It's about 90 miles west of Boston. I saw a female moose walking down the road in front of me ! A man was walking down the same road from the other direction with his dog, and his cat following behind him. He saw the moose too. He said he's never seen a moose around that area before. I've never seen on before at all. They're huge ! It made my day.

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by DHogan

I usually go out for long rides on the backroads of western Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Hampshire when I get tired of sitting around at home. I was on a dirt road in the middle of nowhere in the middle of a town forest in Wendell Massachusetts. It's about 90 miles west of Boston. I saw a female moose walking down the road in front of me ! A man was walking down the same road from the other direction with his dog, and his cat following behind him. He saw the moose too. He said he's never seen a moose around that area before. I've never seen on before at all. They're huge ! It made my day.

An obtuse post about a loose moose, not a crass post about a Mass lass.

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

Just knock on wood that everyone here is doing fine

+1 I just hope you fellows will be okay.

[bnorth]

To a fun note I had my first flower open on my Jade plants today. It is a very long slow process. The first signs of the flowers starting was 6 weeks ago. It will now be easily 2 months of the flowers opening.

[edtiques]

I went to the VA a few weeks ago for a regularly scheduled check up. I go every 3 months for them. The last time I went my blood pressure was 200 over 102 and my doctor was very concerned, especially with me having a pacemaker. She put me on a blood pressure medication called Candesartan Cilexetil. I'm happy to report that after going there Thursday for a follow up check up, my blood pressure was down to 127 over 72. Much, much better!!

[DHogan]

Originally Posted by edtiques

I went to the VA a few weeks ago for a regularly scheduled check up. I go every 3 months for them. The last time I went my blood pressure was 200 over 102 and my doctor was very concerned, especially with me having a pacemaker. She put me on a blood pressure medication called Candesartan Cilexetil. I'm happy to report that after going there Thursday for a follow up check up, my blood pressure was down to 127 over 72. Much, much better!!

Great to hear that you're doing better. The VA pays 100% for all my medical issues. They are way better than they used to be.

[DHogan]

Tim,

Is the Mannheim Steamroller similar to the Trans Siberian Orchestra ?

[earlywynnfan]

Originally Posted by DHogan

Tim,

Is the Mannheim Steamroller similar to the Trans Siberian Orchestra ?

Not sure if this question is serious or tongue in cheek, but they are miles apart. Many miles.

[edtiques]

Originally Posted by DHogan

Great to hear that you're doing better. The VA pays 100% for all my medical issues. They are way better than they used to be.

Thanks!
Here's a link to sign up to get free tickets to events for current military and veterans.

https://www.vettix.org/

[DHogan]

Originally Posted by edtiques

Thanks!
Here's a link to sign up to get free tickets to events for current military and veterans.

https://www.vettix.org/

Thanks ! I'm signing up now.

[santoxanthony1]

Originally Posted by edtiques

Thanks!

Here's a link to sign up to get free tickets to events for current military and veterans.



https://www.vettix.org/

Am signing up to now . Thanks

[randyhodinkee]

Originally Posted by edtiques

Thanks!

Here's a link to sign up to get free tickets to events for current military and veterans.



https://www.vettix.org/

Okay I think I can still get some cause am signing up now.

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